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poorly translated. 2. For info on the card rarities found below, click here. 3. Dark Legends is a special pack only released in hard plastic packaging that came with 2 of its packs and 1 Gorz the Emissary of Darkness card. |
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| Episode 14+15: The Light at the End of the Tunnel | |||
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(Strangely they don't have the "Previously on Yu-Gi-Oh..." bit despite having clips from the previous episode). We find Mai Valentine is the source of the scream as her monsters and her LPs got wiped out. She reluctantly removes her star chips and we see a rather large guy snickering as she gets down from the arena. Yugi and his friends arrive to get the story and we learn the big guy's name is Panik (or Panic I suppose but the latter seems to make sense given that his Japanese name is Player Killer or PK and that's what I'll use here) and is one of the eliminators as Pegasus pays him for. Joey wants violence but is held back as Yugi takes up the challenge instead, saying he's dealt with bullies before and one has to stand up to them. After his transformation, Yu-Gi-Oh has figured out Panik's routine but Panik shows that much more is at stake when he duels by giving Yu-Gi-Oh a dose of flames. At last, the flames are turned off and Panik warns that the last duelist that talked to him that way felt his wrath. Mai thinks that while good, Yu-Gi-Oh hasn't faced an eliminator before. Panik begins the duel with Castle of Dark Illusions (1930 to 2509 by its FPB) in Defense Mode. Not knowing what he's up against, Yu-Gi-Oh plays Celtic Guardian (1200) in Defense Mode. Panik plays his own monster (that we can just see is Barox) (1380) in Attack Mode and takes out CG with it. Yu-Gi-Oh remarks that it's tough talk coming from someone hiding in shadows. Oops! At 6:54 into the episode, we can see Yu-Gi-Oh's score is down to 1606 but his monster was in Defense Mode and Barox has no effect at all! While a song plays, Yu-Gi-Oh has brought out Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress (1400) in Attack Mode and taken out two of Panik's monsters to leave him down to some amount. However, Panik's next attack (which must be from the later revealed Dark Chimera (1610 ATK) puts Yu-Gi-Oh down to the 1606 amount seen earlier. Then he plays King of Yamimakai (2000) in Attack Mode. Yu-Gi-Oh brings out Curse of Dragon (1500) in Defense Mode. Panik plays Reaper of the Cards (1380) in Attack Mode and attacks but Yu-Gi-Oh activated Spellbinding Circle (apparently lowering its ATK by 700 or Panik's score would've been higher than 494 from Curse of Dragon's attack). Yu-Gi-Oh illuminates all of Panik's monsters with Swords of Revealing Light, keeping them at bay for 3 turns. Panik draws and plays Chaos Shield (which is actually the Japanese translated name and the real card's name is Yellow Luster Shield), putting his monsters in Defense Mode and raising their DEF. (The real card just raises their DEF by 300.) Can Panik last just 2 turns? Does he have the courage? Yu-Gi-Oh plays Gaia the Fierce Knight (2300) in Attack Mode and uses his face down Polymerization for Gaia the Dragon Champion (2600) in Attack Mode. Panik plays Metal Guardian (2150 to 2795 by the FPB) in Defense Mode and that was the last turn. Yu-Gi-Oh plays Catapult Turtle (2000) in Defense Mode and puts Gaia on it, raising its ATK to 3200 (The real card doesn't do anything to the monster.) The launch only destroys CoDI's flotation ring and leaves Yu-Gi-Oh down to 300 LPs (apparently this being based off from the manga featuring this duel). Panik says he'll win on the next turn but there is no next turn because of what Yu-Gi-Oh's moves have done. Yu-Gi-Oh simply ends his turn and Panik's monsters are destroyed, winning the duel and sending Panik to (possibly) the Shadow Realm while remaining unscathed from his Millennium Puzzle. Mai is left speechless and at refuses to take them, saying she fights her own battles. Joey decides to take them but gives them back, explaining the lesson learned. Mai wants to repay Yu-Gi-Oh and when they do duel, it'll be an honorable one, something Yu-Gi-Oh looks forward to. |
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| Episode 14+15's Episode Cards | |||
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Card Info: |
Castle of Dark Illusions DARK / Fiend / Level 4 / ATK 920 / DEF 1930 FLIP: Increases the ATK and DEF of all Zombie-Type monsters by 200 points. As long as this card remains face-up on the field, the ATK and DEF of Zombie-Type monsters continues to increase by 200 points during each of your Standby Phases. This effect continues until the 4th turn after the card is activated. COMMON |
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Metal Raiders (MRD-073) |
Card was also reprinted in the same set as part of Master Collection Volume 1. | Panik | |
| In both versions of the episode, it concealed its owner's side of the field in darkness. | |||
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Celtic Guardian (3rd artwork) EARTH / Warrior / Level 4 / ATK 1400 / DEF 1200 An elf who learned to wield a sword, he baffles enemies with lightning-swift attacks. ULTRA RARE |
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| Yu-Gi-Oh Anniversary Pack (YAP1-EN004) | In both versions of the episode, it had different artwork. | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Barox DARK / Fiend-Type Fusion / Level 5 / ATK 1380 / DEF 1530 "Frenzied Panda" + "Ryu-Kishin" COMMON |
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Japanese Volume 3 (No set ID) |
In the Japanese episode, it was a Normal Monster. | Panik | |
| In the dubbed episode, it was Summoned in Attack Mode without being stated by name. | |||
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Card Info: |
Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress #1 WIND / Dragon / Level 4 / ATK 1400 / DEF 1200 A dragon commonly found guarding mountain fortresses. Its signature attack is a sweeping dive from out of the blue. COMMON |
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Dark Beginning 1 (DB1-EN141) |
In the dubbed episode, it called "Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress". | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Dark Chimera DARK / Fiend / Level 5 / ATK 1610 / DEF 1460 A fire-breathing monster that dwells in the netherworld. COMMON |
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Japanese Volume 7 (No set ID) |
In the dubbed episode, it was Summoned in Attack Mode without being stated by name. | Panik | |
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Card Info: |
King of Yamimakai DARK / Fiend / Level 5 / ATK 2000 / DEF 1530 Wields the power of darkness to destroy its enemies. COMMON |
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Metal Raiders (MRD-074) |
Card was also reprinted in the same set as part of Master Collection Volume 1. | Panik | |
| In the dubbed episode, it was Summoned in Attack Mode without being stated by name. | |||
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Card Info: |
Curse of Dragon DARK / Dragon / Level 5 / ATK 2000 / DEF 1500 A wicked dragon that taps into dark forces to execute a powerful attack. COMMON |
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Dark Legends (DLG1-EN010) |
None | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Reaper of the Cards DARK / Fiend / Level 5 / ATK 1380 / DEF 1930 FLIP: Select 1 Trap Card on the field and destroy it. If the selected card is Set, pick up and see the card. If it is a Trap Card, it is destroyed. If it is a Spell Card, return it to its original position. COMMON |
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Dark Beginning 1 (DB1-EN127) |
In both versions of the episode, it "attacked" a face-down card on Yu-Gi-Oh's side of the field. | Panik | |
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Card Info: |
Spellbinding Circle Japanese Continuous Trap Select 1 monster on the field. While this card is face up, the selected monster cannot attack or change its battle position. When the selected monster is destroyed, destroy this card. COMMON |
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| Japanese Beginner's Edition 1 (2011) (BE01-JP005) | In both versions of the episode, the affected monster also lost 700 ATK. | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Swords of Revealing Light Normal Spell Reveal all monsters your opponent has in play that are face down. This card stays on the field for your opponent's next 3 turns. While on the field, your opponent's monsters cannot attack. COMMON |
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| Japanese Duelist Box 2012 (DB12-JP030) | In both versions of the episode, it also helpd up the remains of Castle of Dark Illusions after its floatation ring fell off from Yu-Gi-Oh's attack. | Panik | |
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Card Info: |
Yellow Luster Shield Continuous Spell Reveal all monsters your opponent has in play that are face down. This card stays on the field for your opponent's next 3 turns. While on the field, your opponent's monsters cannot attack. COMMON |
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Dark Revelation Volume 2 (DR2-EN037) |
In both versions of the episode, it gave the owner's monsters an unspecified amount of DEF and prevented them from escaping when Castle of Dark Illusions started to fall to the ground. | Panik | |
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Card Info: |
Gaia the Fierce Knight EARTH / Warrior / Level 7 / ATK 2300 / DEF 2100 A knight whose horse travels faster than the wind. His battle-charge is a force to be reckoned with. COMMON |
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Dark Legends (DLG1-EN005) |
None | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Polymerization (original artwork) Normal Spell Send Fusion Material Monsters that are listed by a Fusion Monster Card from your hand or your side of the field to the Graveyard, and Special Summon the Fusion Monster from your Extra Deck. COMMON |
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Duelist Pack: Kaiba (DBKB-EN028) |
In both versions of the episode, it fused monsters together. | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
| In the dubbed episode, it had different artwork. | |||
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Card Info: |
Gaia the Dragon Champion WIND / Dragon-Type Fusion / Level 7 / ATK 2600 / DEF 2100 "Gaia the Fierce Knight" + "Curse of Dragon" COMMON |
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Dark Legends (DLG1-EN023) |
None | Yu-Gi-Oh | |
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Card Info: |
Metal Guardian DARK / Fiend / Level 5 / ATK 1150 / DEF 2150 A fiend guarding the treasures of the netherworld, it's most at home in the dark. RARE |
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McDonald's Promotion 2 (MDP2-EN010) |
None | Panik | |
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Card Info: |
Catapult Turtle WATER / Aqua / Level 5 / ATK 1000 / DEF 2000 You can Tribute 1 monster to inflict damage to your opponent equal to half of its ATK. COMMON |
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Duelist Pack: Yugi (DPYG-EN006) |
In both versions of the episode, it raised the ATK of the monster on its launchpad by 600 and conducted damage calculation if that monster battled a monster with equal DEF. | Yu-Gi-Oh | |