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| − | {{Infobox | + | {{Infobox/Yu-Gi-Oh!/Episode |
| − | | image | + | | series = Yu-Gi-Oh! |
| − | | | + | | season = 5 |
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| − | + | | english = One Step Ahead - Part 1 | |
| − | | number | + | | kanji = 海馬乱入！ グランプリ決勝戦 |
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| − | + | | japanese translated = Kaiba's Intrusion! The Grand Prix Final | |
| − | | | + | | episode number = 194 |
| − | | | + | | japanese air date = March 3, 2004 |
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| − | | | + | | japanese opening = [[OVERLAP]] |
| − | | | + | | japanese ending = [[EYE'S]] |
| + | | english opening = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! theme]] | ||
| + | | english ending = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! theme]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | =Major Events= | |
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*[[Leon von Schroeder]] and [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] (using their pseudonyms, Leon Wilson and Zigfried Lloyd) are set to Duel each other in the [[Grand Championship]] final, as winners of Blocks A and B. | *[[Leon von Schroeder]] and [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] (using their pseudonyms, Leon Wilson and Zigfried Lloyd) are set to Duel each other in the [[Grand Championship]] final, as winners of Blocks A and B. | ||
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| − | |+ | + | |+ '''''<span style="color:#347C2C;">FINAL Duel''''' |
| − | + | | width="150" align=right | ''' [[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried Lloyd]] | |
| − | | width="150" align=right | ''' [[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried Lloyd]] | + | | width="30" align=center | ''' vs. |
| − | | width="30" align=center | ''' vs. | + | | width="150" align=left| ''' [[Leon von Schroeder|Leon Wilson]] |
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*The Duel is set in Kaiba Dome, the big audience stadium of Kaiba's theme park Kaibaland. The winner will have the honour of playing against [[Yugi Muto]]. | *The Duel is set in Kaiba Dome, the big audience stadium of Kaiba's theme park Kaibaland. The winner will have the honour of playing against [[Yugi Muto]]. | ||
*Suddenly, [[Seto Kaiba]] arrives and declares a "dueling foul": [[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried]] entered the tournament under a false name (in breach of KC Championship contract rules), and must therefore be disqualified. Seto exposes Zigfried as [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] and immediately orders him to leave. | *Suddenly, [[Seto Kaiba]] arrives and declares a "dueling foul": [[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried]] entered the tournament under a false name (in breach of KC Championship contract rules), and must therefore be disqualified. Seto exposes Zigfried as [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] and immediately orders him to leave. | ||
| − | *Zigfried calls Kaiba a coward, saying this is just a "technicality" excuse to prevent him from reaching the Championship crown. | + | *Zigfried calls Kaiba a coward, saying this is just a "technicality" excuse to prevent him from reaching the Championship crown. He offers to leave only if Kaiba can beat him in a Duel. Seto accepts. The featured Duel becomes '''Seto Kaiba vs. Zigfried von Schroeder'''. |
| − | *Kaiba already has knowledge of Zigfried unleashing a virus all over KaibaCorp's computer banks, giving him an advantage. To remedy this, Kaiba instead uses his Duel Disk connected to the Duel Stage with a USB cable, ensuring that they both play on fair terms. | + | *Kaiba already has knowledge of Zigfried unleashing a virus all over KaibaCorp's computer banks, giving him an advantage. To remedy this, Kaiba instead uses his Duel Disk connected to the Duel Stage with a USB cable , ensuring that they both play on fair terms. Kaiba is the only one who used a Duel Disk in the whole arc. |
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| − | + | =Notes= | |
| − | [[Zigfried | + | '''"[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]"''': |
| + | *During this episode and during his first turn of the Duel, Zigfried declares an attack on a defenseless Seto. Seto uses [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] "[[Negate Attack]]" to negate it, but Zigfried then plays [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]": the Duel seems to skip towards another [[Battle Phase]] for Zigfried, who then attacks again. | ||
| + | *Seto however, counters Zigfried's second attack by activating [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] "[[Magical Trick Mirror]]": he selects "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]" in Zigfried's [[Graveyard]] and activates it. It somehow permits Seto to stop Zigfried's current attack dead in its tracks, and go directly to his next turn (which [[Phase]] is unclear, at least initially). | ||
| + | *The exact effects of "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]", as well as the subtleties of its application, aren't fully explained: | ||
| + | **In the English Dub, Zigfried quotes: ''"'''Mischief of the Time Goddess'''" allows me to skip your turn, then I can pick off where I left off'' (...)". | ||
| + | **In the original Japanese, Zigfried reads the exact text of the card instead: ''"Skip 1 turn. My turn to [[Battle Phase]]''". | ||
| + | **It is believed the card's text should be something along the lines of: "''Immediately end current turn: its remaining [[Phase]]s, including the [[End Phase]], are skipped. Go directly to the [[Battle Phase]] of your next turn''". A full discussion on how this conclusion was reached can be found in the [[Talk:Mischief of the Time Goddess|"Mischief of the Time Goddess" DISCUSSION Page]]. | ||
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| − | + | =Featured Duel: Seto Kaiba vs. Zigfried von Schroeder - Part 1= | |
| − | + | ==Seto Kaiba's Turn== | |
| − | " | + | *Summons "[[X-Head Cannon]]" (1800 [[ATK]] / 1500 [[DEF]]) in [[Attack Position]]. |
| + | *Sets two cards. | ||
| − | + | ==Zigfried von Schroeder's Turn #1== | |
| − | + | *Activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Ride of the Valkyries]]": he can [[Special Summon]] 3 [[Valkyries|Valkyrie]] monsters from his hand: one "[[Valkyrie Erste]]" (1600 [[ATK]] / 1800 [[DEF]]), one "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]" (1600 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]), and one "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" (1000 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]) in [[Attack Position]]. | |
| + | **The first "[[Valkyrie Zwei|Valkyrie Zwei's]]" special ability activates: Seto's "[[X-Head Cannon]]" is destroyed. | ||
| + | *Zigfried activates "[[Valkyrie Erste|Valkyrie Erste's]]" special ability: he targets "[[X-Head Cannon]]" in Seto's [[Graveyard]] and removes it from play so that his monster's [[ATK]] becomes equal to that of Seto's monster ("[[Valkyrie Erste]]": 1600 → 1800 [[ATK]] / 1800 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Thanks to its special ability, since a monster is now removed from play "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" gains 100 [[ATK]] ("[[Valkyrie Dritte]]": 1000 → 1100 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Uses his "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]" to attack Seto directly. | ||
| + | **Seto activates [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] "[[Negate Attack]]": it negates Zigfried's attack and ends the [[Battle Phase]]. | ||
| + | *During his [[Main Phase 2]], Zigfried activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]": it allows him to skip the rest of his current turn and obtain a second turn immediately after, going directly to his [[Battle Phase]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Zigfried von Schroeder's Turn #2 - [[Battle Phase]]== | |
| − | + | *Uses his "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]" to attack Seto directly again. | |
| + | **Seto activates [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] "[[Magical Trick Mirror]]": he selects "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]" in Zigfried's [[Graveyard]] and activates it. It permits Seto to skip the rest of Zigfried's current turn and go directly to the [[Battle Phase]] of his next turn. | ||
| − | + | ==Seto Kaiba's Turn - [[Battle Phase]]== | |
| − | + | *Since Seto has no monsters on the field, he cannot attack. He goes directly to his [[Main Phase 2]] (NOTE: in the original Japanese anime, this step is explained by Seto; the explanation is however skipped in the English dub and Seto trash-talks Zigfried instead). | |
| + | *During his [[Main Phase 2]], Summons "[[Z-Metal Tank]]" (1500 [[ATK]] / 1300 [[DEF]]) in [[Defense Position]]. | ||
| + | **Activates "[[Clone Dragon|Clone Dragon's]]" special ability, [[Special Summon]]ing from his hand (? [[ATK]] / ? [[DEF]]) in [[Defense Position]]. "[[Clone Dragon]]" becomes an exact duplicate of Seto's "[[Z-Metal Tank]]", with all the same stats as the original monster ("[[Clone Dragon]]": ? → 1500 [[ATK]] / ? → 1300 [[DEF]]). | ||
| − | + | ==Zigfried von Schroeder's Turn== | |
| − | + | *Since the end of Zigfried's previous turn was skipped, the second effect of "[[Ride of the Valkyries]]" could never activate. Thus, his "[[Valkyrie Erste]]", "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]", and "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" are not returned to his [[Deck]] and are allowed to remain on the field (NOTE: again, the explanation of this step is exclusively in the original Japanese anime; it is skipped in the English dub). | |
| + | *Activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Valkyrie's Embrace]]": by switching the [[Battle Position]] of one of his [[Valkyries]], he can remove a monster his opponent controls from play. Zigfried switches his "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" from [[Attack Position|Attack]] to [[Defense Position]], removing Seto's "[[Z-Metal Tank]]" from the game. | ||
| + | *Thanks to its special ability, since an extra monster was removed from play "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" gains another 100 [[ATK]] ("[[Valkyrie Dritte]]": 1100 → 1200 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Uses "[[Valkyrie Erste]]" to attack & destroy Seto's "[[Clone Dragon]]". | ||
| + | *Uses "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]" to attack Seto directly ([[Seto Kaiba|Seto]]: 4000 → 2400 [[Life Points]]). | ||
| − | + | ==Seto Kaiba's Turn== | |
| − | + | *Summons "[[Pitch-Dark Dragon]]" (900 [[ATK]] / 600 [[DEF]]) in [[Defense Position]]. | |
| + | *Sets a card. | ||
| − | + | ==Zigfried von Schroeder's Turn== | |
| + | *Switches his "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" to [[Attack Position]], and uses it to attack & destroy Seto's "[[Pitch-Dark Dragon]]". | ||
| + | **Since a monster he controlled was destroyed, Seto can activate [[Trap Cards|Trap Card]] "[[Flat Level 4]]": both players may [[Special Summon]] a [[Level]] 4 monster from their [[Hand]] or [[Deck]]. Seto [[Special Summon]]s "[[Y-Dragon Head]]" (1500 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]) in [[Defense Position]]; Zigfried [[Special Summon]]s another "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" (1000 → 1200 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]) in [[Attack Position]]. | ||
| − | + | ==Seto Kaiba's Turn== | |
| − | + | *Activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Pot of Greed]]" to draw 2 cards. | |
| + | *Activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Dimension Fusion]]": Seto pays 2000 LP ([[Seto Kaiba|Seto]]: 2400 → 400 [[Life Points]]) so that both players may [[Special Summon]] all their monsters removed from play. Seto [[Special Summon]]s "[[X-Head Cannon]]" (1800 [[ATK]] / 1500 [[DEF]]) and "[[Z-Metal Tank]]" (1500 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]) back to the field in [[Attack Position]]. | ||
| + | **Since no monsters are "removed from play" now, Sigfried's two "[[Valkyrie Dritte|Valkyrie Drittes]]" lose their power boost ("[[Valkyrie Dritte]]": 1200 → 1000 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Activates [[Continuous Spell Cards|Continuous Spell Cards]] "[[Soul Absorption]]": whenever a card is removed from play, Seto's LP will increase by 500 per card. | ||
| + | *Activates "[[XYZ-Dragon Cannon|XYZ-Dragon Cannon's]]" special ability: Seto removes his "[[X-Head Cannon]]", "[[Y-Dragon Head|Dragon Head]]", and "[[Z-Metal Tank]]" from play to [[Special Summon]] "[[XYZ-Dragon Cannon]]" (2800 [[ATK]] / 2600 [[DEF]]) from his [[Hand]] in [[Attack Position]]. | ||
| + | **"[[Soul Absorption|Soul Absorption's]]" effect activates: with 3 cards removed from play, Seto's LP increase by 1500 ([[Seto Kaiba|Seto]]: 400 → 1900 [[Life Points]]). | ||
| + | **Thanks to its special ability, since 3 monsters are now removed from play Siegfried's two "[[Valkyrie Dritte|Valkyrie Drittes]]" gain 300 [[ATK]] ("[[Valkyrie Dritte]]": 1000 → 1300 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Uses "[[XYZ-Dragon Cannon]]" to attack & destroy one of Zigfried's "[[Valkyrie Dritte|Valkyrie Drittes]]" ([[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried]]: 4000 → 2500 [[Life Points]]). | ||
| − | Zigfried | + | ==Zigfried von Schroeder's Turn== |
| + | *Activates [[Spell Cards|Spell Card]] "[[Nibelung's Treasure]]". | ||
| + | **Zigfried equips [[Equip Spell Cards|Equip Spell Card]] "[[Nibelung's Ring]]" from his [[Deck]] to Seto's "[[XYZ-Dragon Cannon]]". It cannot attack or be [[Tribute]]d. | ||
| + | ***"[[Nibelung's Ring]]" resolves and its control switches to Seto. | ||
| + | **Thanks to "[[Nibelung's Treasure|Nibelung's Treasure's]]" secondary effect, Zigfried draws 5 cards. | ||
| + | *Tributes "[[Valkyrie Dritte]]" to Summon "[[Fortune Chariot]]" (0 [[ATK]] / 0 [[DEF]]). | ||
| + | *Equips his "[[Fortune Chariot]]" to "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]": now, by cutting its [[ATK]] in half ("[[Valkyrie Zwei]]": 1600 → 800 [[ATK]] / 1600 [[DEF]]) "[[Valkyrie Zwei]]" can attack Seto directly ([[Seto Kaiba|Seto]]: 1900 → 1100 [[Life Points]]). | ||
| + | *Activates [[Quick-Play Spell Cards|Quick-Play Spell Card]] "[[Mystical Space Typhoon]]" to destroy Seto's "[[Soul Absorption]]". | ||
| + | *Sets a card. | ||
''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 195|Duel concludes next episode.]]'' | ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 195|Duel concludes next episode.]]'' | ||
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