Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal Episode 106's Comparisons

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Episode: 106: Put to the Test (2)
At the duel, as they look on, Shark and Astral realize the trouble Kite is in because unless Kite does something, he'll either lose from the attack or from destroying Soul Drain Dragon. Fortunately, due to Soul Drain Dragon's effect, it cannot attack the turn it is Summoned. (The real card simply cannot attack directly at all so he'd be able to attack with it now in this case.) Jinlon adds that the current challenge is one of many Kite will face and Kite's next draw will likely determine whether he passes or fails the test. Kite draws and plays Desperate Maneuver to pay 800 LPs and cause SDD to lose half its original ATK, putting it down by 2000 to 6000. Furthermore, since Kite is down 800 LPs, SDD is down 800 more ATK, leaving it with 5200. Since it's not enough, Kite uses Dragonic Divine to pay 1000 LPs and get a Spell Card back he used this turn since he controls a Level 8 Dragon-Type monster, bringing him down to 2200 LPs and SDD down to 4200. As a result, he gets back Desperate Maneuver. Kite uses Desperate Maneuver again, bringing his score down to 1400 and SDD down to 2400 ATK, enough for Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon to get rid of it. His attack takes out SDD to leave Jinlon down to 3400 as he wants mercy from Kite. However, SDD deals Kite damage equal to half its current ATK, leaving Kite to take a heavy blow and 1200 LPs, bringing him down to 200 LPs but it's no surprise to Shark thanks to Kite's earlier plays. Yuma is as usual the last to figure things out but is confident Kite will win this duel even with so few LPs remaining. Furthermore, since Jinlon controls no other Dragons, Number 46: Dragluon reappears but Kite is ready and activates Destruction Reward to draw 2 cards since he destroyed a Level 7 or higher mosnter. With that, Kite sets 2 cards to end his turn so Jinlon draws and uses Number 46's additional effect to take GEPD since Number 46 has no Xyz Materials and is Jinlon's only Dragon-Type monster out, or Kite can pay half his LP to destroy GEPD instead. Kite's bond with GEPD is so strong, he refuses to hurt it so Jinlon takes control of it successfully. Jinlon finds it fitting to attac Kite directly with GEPD and does so but Kite activates Destiny Break to draw 1 card, then negate the attack if he draws a monster. Luckily, he draws the monster Galaxy Knight, negating the attack. Kite drew what he needed because it was destiny but Jinlon still has an attack left and does so with Number 46. However, DB is continuous so Kite uses its effect again and gets a second Galaxy Knight, negating the attack once more. Furthermore, he destroys DB (by its effect but they don't really tell you that) to Special Summon the Galaxy Knights (2000 x2) in Attack Mode that were drawn by its effect. Jinlon still isn't worried and sets 1 card to end his turn. Kite's moves impress Yuma but Astral needs to see a lot more to be impresssed with Kite and for Kite to get out of his situation. Kite draws, declaring it the beginning of the end for Jinlon, and plays Destiny Overlay to use one of Jinlon's monsters as Xyz Material with one of his own and it leaves Jinlon in disbelief. With that, Kite uses Jinlon's stolen GEPD and his 2 Galaxy Knights as Xyz Material for Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon (4500) in Attack Mode. Tori, Rio and Orbital 7 look on to see the glowing lightning above them. Jinlon is impressed at Kite for using the very monster stolen from him and bringing out a powerful monster to boot. Regardless, due to Number 46's first effect, NGEPD's effects are negated but Kite isn't phased as he uses Overlay Sentinel's effect from the Graveyard to banish it from there and lower Number 46's ATK by 500 for each Xyz Material attached to NGEPD, which is 3. As a result, Number 46's ATK is cut in half to 1500. Furthermore, Kite uses Overlay Booster's effect to banish it from the Graveyard and give NGEPD 500 ATK for each of its Xyz Materials, raising its ATK by 1500 to 6000. His attack prompts Jinlon to activate Dragon Dance to banish 2 Dragons in his Graveyard and lower NGEPD's ATK by their combined ATK. He chooses to banish Soul Drain Dragon and Armed Protector Dragon, leaving NGEPD to lose all its ATK. Jinlon counter attacks and is confident that the test is over. Kite agrees and activates Galaxy Dragon Maelstrom to negate DD's effect and destroy it, restoring NGEPD's ATK to 6000. His attack takes out Number 46 to win the duel. Why was Kite tested? It had to do with the legend of the temple, which includes Mizar and much more as Jinlon explains. Jinlon tested Kite to see if Kite followed his heart unlike Mizar. However, Mizar overheard this and attacks Jinlon for it. Kite interupts, wanting a rematch after their last duel was cut short. Mizar agrees but the mere presence of his power is causing the temple to crumble so Mizar leaves, declaring that their confrontation isn't over yet. The temple disappears, taking Jinlon with it but Yuma finds another of his dad's coins. Jinlon isn't gone for good and returns as Number 46, revealing it to be his other form when not a human. Since Kite followed his heart and learned so much, Jinlon teaches the group a final lesson and Astral realizes he battled against the Barians before. Jinlon departs, leaving Kite with the card, and reminding Kite to not to fight foolish battles as they lead to destruction. Back on the ship, Astral realizes his true purpose, destroy Barian World!
Episode 106's Episode Cards
Card Info:	Desperate Maneuver Anime Normal Spell Pay 800 Life Points. Halve the original ATK of 1 face-up monster your opponent controls.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Dragonic Divine Anime Normal Spell Activate only by paying 1000 Life Points when you control a Level 8 or higher Dragon-Type monster. Add the top-most Spell Card in your Graveyard that was activated this turn to your hand.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Desperate Maneuver Anime Normal Spell Pay 800 Life Points. Halve the original ATK of 1 face-up monster your opponent controls.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Destruction Reward Anime Normal Trap Activate only when a monster your opponent controls is destroyed. Activate 1 of the following effects. ● If the destroyed monster is Level 5 or 6: Draw 1 card. ● If the destroyed monster is Level 7 or higher: Draw 2 cards.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Destiny Break Anime Continuous Trap Activate only during your opponent's Battle Phase when an opponent's monster declares a direct attack. Draw 1 card and reveal it. If it was a monster, negate that attack, otherwise send the drawn card to the Graveyard. At the end of the Battle Phase, destroy this card, then Special Summon any monsters drawn by this card's effect from your hand. Their effects are negated.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Galaxy Knight LIGHT / Warrior / Level 8 / ATK 2800 / DEF 2600 If you control a "Photon" or "Galaxy" monster, you can Normal Summon this card without Tributing. When you do: Target 1 "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" in your Graveyard (if possible); regardless, this card loses 1000 ATK, and if it does, Special Summon that target (if any) in face-up Defense Position. This ATK decrease lasts until the End Phase.
	Found In: Zexal Collection Tin
	Set #: ZTIN-EN012
	Rarity(s): Ultra Rare
	Notes: Special Summoned by Destiny Break's effect. Zexal Anime: Its original ATK was 2000.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Galaxy Knight LIGHT / Warrior / Level 8 / ATK 2800 / DEF 2600 If you control a "Photon" or "Galaxy" monster, you can Normal Summon this card without Tributing. When you do: Target 1 "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" in your Graveyard (if possible); regardless, this card loses 1000 ATK, and if it does, Special Summon that target (if any) in face-up Defense Position. This ATK decrease lasts until the End Phase.
	Found In: Zexal Collection Tin
	Set #: ZTIN-EN012
	Rarity(s): Ultra Rare
	Notes: Special Summoned by Destiny Break's effect. Zexal Anime: Its original ATK was 2000.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Destiny Overlay Anime Normal Spell Select any number of face-up monsters on both player's side of the field, then you can Xyz Summon with those monsters after this card resolves.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon LIGHT / Dragon-Type Xyz / Rank 8 / ATK 4500 / DEF 3000 3 Level 8 monsters When this card is Xyz Summoned using "Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon" as any of its Materials: Negate the effects of all other face-up cards currently on the field. Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; detach all Xyz Materials from monsters your opponent controls, then this card gains 500 ATK for each, also it can attack up to that many times during each Battle Phase this turn.
	Found In: Galactic Overlord
	Set #: GAOV-EN041
	Rarity(s): Ultra Rare, Ultimate Rare and Ghost Rare
	Notes: None
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Dragon Dance Anime Normal Trap Activate only when an opponent's monster selects a Dragon-Type Xyz Monster you control as an attack target. Remove from play 2 Dragon-Type monsters from your Graveyard. The attacking monster loses ATK equal to the total ATK of the banished monsters.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Galaxy Dragon Maelstrom Anime Counter Trap Activate only when your opponent activates a Spell Trap Card and a Dragon-Type Xyz Monster you control battles a Dragon-Type Xyz Monster your opponent controls. Negate the activation and destroy it, then negate the effects of all monsters your opponent controls.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo