Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal Episode 100's Comparisons

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Episode 100: A Duel in Ruins (2)
At the duel, as things continue to get worse, Yuma takes Mach's hidden Secret Sect Druid Wid (1800) in Defense Mode with his powered up Gagaga Magician, letting Mach activate Labyrinth of Decisions. (The real card sets the Continuous Spell Card.) However, Mach first discards 2 cards to activate Unfair Treaty, leaving Astral suspicious. While Shark and Dumon continue dodging traps, Yuma attacks Mach directly, bringing him down to 2700 LPs and activating LoD's effect. As a result, Mach sends a card in Yuma's hand to the Graveyard by paying 600 LPs but due to UT's effect, Yuma pays the cost and loses the card, bringing him down to 3400 LPs. It's clear to Astral that the situation everyone is in leaves them with saving either their LPs or their friends. Nevertheless, Yuma uses his 2 monsters as Xyz Material for Number 39: Utopia (2500) in Attack Mode and ends his turn. Mach isn't entirely impressed and draws before playing Secret Sect Druid Dru (1800) in Attack Mode. Due to Dru's effect, Mach revives Wid in Attack Mode, then uses his monsters as Xyz Material for Number 44: Sky Pegasus (1800) in Attack Mode. Worse still, Mach uses Number 44's effect to detach an Xyz Material from itself and either destroy Utopia or have Yuma pay 500 LPs instead. (The real card forces the opponent to pay 1000 LPs in exchange for the destruction of their monster.) Yuma opts to pay LPs, bringing him down to 2900 but due to Number 44's other effect, Yuma takes that LPs payment as damage, bringing him down to 2400 LPs. (The real card doesn't have this effect.)Meanwhile, Shark and Dumon remain trapped until they learn of the duel's situation. Shark finds a mural with ancient writing on it but only Dumon understands it and recites what it says. Shark considers it fairytale but they find themselves dodging giant blocks of stone and Yuma must attack. Yuma draws and does just that, prompting Mach to activate Intrigue Shield to prevent Number 44's destruction and reduce Battle Damage to 0. Not only does Mach's card combo activate, costing Yuma 600 LPs and another card from his hand, but he then takes another 600 damage by Sky Pegasus' other effect, bringing him down to 1200 LPs. With the last attack, more of the story is revealed and Yuma sets 1 card to end his turn. However, the mural has worn away the ending but Dumon feels like he's been there before even though he feels he hasn't. Mach draws and uses Number 44's effect once again, leaving Yuma with a tough choice but Dumon says to protect Utopia with his LPs. However, the floor beneath them crumbles and Dumon manages to not only catch Shark but restore his strength and reveal himself as Dumon. Yuma still remains undecided for whether to protect himself or his monster until Mach decides to attempt to destroy Utopia and Yuma agrees to pay LPs to keep Utopia on the field, bringing his score down to 200. Yuma draws and attacks, letting Dumon and Shark escape, prompting Mach to protect Number 44 with Sky Pegasus and forcing Yuma to lose another card from his hand. Ironically, since Yuma's LPs are down to 200, he can't pay to activate Labyrinth of Decisions, making the entire combo useless. As a result, Mach makes the payment, lowering his score to 2100. Next, Yuma activates the effect of the card he discarded, Hyper Quick, letting him draw 1 card and if it's a Spell Card, he can activate it (rather make it a Quick-Play Spell). His draw yields him Rank-Up-Magic Numeron Force, which he uses to make Utopia Xyz Material for Chaos Number 39: Utopia Ray Victory (2800) in Attack Mode. Next he uses Ray Victory's effect to detach an Xyz Material from itself and gain Number 44's ATK, putting its ATK to 4600. His attack not only takes out Sky Pegasus to win the duel but frees Dumon and Shark. Before departing, Mach gives Yuma the card and shares the rest of what the legend claimed. Dumon doesn't know why he helped but knows it didn't matter that he helped as Yuma would've done the same thing he did then. They'll meet again but shouldn't expect Dumon to help out. With Dumon gone, Yuma finds one of his dad's coins and they realize his dad must've been to all the ruins. Regardless of what's ahead, Yuma will continue trusting others but Astral is uncertain as he may have to take a different path.
Episode 100's Episode Cards
Card Info:	Secret Sect Druid Wid DARK / Spellcaster / Level 4 / ATK 0 / DEF 1800 If this card is sent from the field to the Graveyard: You can target 1 Continuous Spell Card in your Graveyard; Set that target. That Set card cannot be activated this turn. You can only use the effect of "Secret Sect Druid Wid" once per turn.
	Found In: 2014 Mega Tins Mega Pack
	Set #: MP14-EN132
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Set in the previous episode, then later attacked and destroyed. Zexal Anime: It activated a Continuous Spell when destroyed.
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Labyrinth of Decisions Anime Continuous Spell After damage calculation, when an opponent's monster battles, you can pay 600 Life Points. Your opponent sends 1 card from their hand to the Graveyard.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia and card was activated by Secret Sect Druid Wid's anime effect.
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Unfair Treaty Anime Continuous Trap Activate only by sending 2 cards from your hand to the Graveyard. If you would pay Life Points to activate the effect of a face-up Continuous Spell Card you control, your opponent pays that cost instead, if able.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia.
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Number 39: Utopia LIGHT / Warrior-Type Xyz / Rank 4 / ATK 2500 / DEF 2000 2 Level 4 monsters If this card is selected as an attack target, you can detach an Xyz Material from this card to negate the attack. If this card is selected as an attack target and has no Xyz Materials attached to it, it is destroyed without damage calculation being applied.
	Found In: Japanese The Rarity Collection
	Set #: TRC1-JP007
	Rarity(s): Extra Secret Rare
	Notes: None
	Card User: Yuma Tsukumo
Card Info:	Secret Sect Druid Dru DARK / Spellcaster / Level 4 / ATK 1800 / DEF 0 When this card is Normal Summoned: You can target 1 Level 4 DARK monster in your Graveyard with 0 ATK and/or DEF, except "Secret Sect Druid Dru"; Special Summon that target in face-up Defense Position. Its effects are negated. You can only use the effect of "Secret Sect Druid Dru" once per turn.
	Found In: 2014 Mega Tins Mega Pack
	Set #: MP14-EN133
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: None
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Secret Sect Druid Wid DARK / Spellcaster / Level 4 / ATK 0 / DEF 1800 If this card is sent from the field to the Graveyard: You can target 1 Continuous Spell Card in your Graveyard; Set that target. That Set card cannot be activated this turn. You can only use the effect of "Secret Sect Druid Wid" once per turn.
	Found In: 2014 Mega Tins Mega Pack
	Set #: MP14-EN132
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Special Summoned by Secret Sect Druid Dru's effect. Zexal Anime: It activated a Continuous Spell when destroyed.
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Number 44: Sky Pegasus LIGHT / Beast-Type Xyz / Rank 4 / ATK 1800 / DEF 1600 2 Level 4 monsters Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card, then target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls; destroy it, unless your opponent pays 1000 LP to negate this effect.
	Found In: Battle Pack 3: Monster League
	Set #: BP03-EN130
	Rarity(s): Shatterfoil Rare
	Notes: Zexal Anime: It only cost the opponent 500 LPs but also dealt any LPs payment the opponent performed as damage.
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Intrigue Shield Normal Trap Target 1 face-up monster you control; equip this card to that target. Once per turn, while the equipped monster is in Attack Position, it cannot be destroyed by battle. You take no battle damage from attacks involving it.
	Found In: Battle Pack 3: Monster League
	Set #: BP03-EN231
	Rarity(s): Common and Shatterfoil Rare
	Notes: None
	Card User: Mach
Card Info:	Hyper Quick! Anime Normal Trap When this card is sent from the hand or field to the Graveyard, you can draw 1 card, and if that card is a Spell Card, you can treat it as a Quick-Play Spell Card.
	Found In: Not Yet Released
	Set #: None
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Card info is mostly from Yu-Gi-Oh Wikia and card activated its effect from the Graveyard. Zexal US: Stated they could activate the drawn Spell Card right away.
	Card User: Yuma Tsukumo
Card Info:	Rank-Up-Magic Numeron Force Normal Spell Target 1 face-up Xyz Monster you control; Special Summon from your Extra Deck, 1 "Number C" monster with the same Type as that monster you control, but 1 Rank higher, by using it as the Xyz Material. (This Special Summon is treated as an Xyz Summon. Xyz Materials attached to it also become Xyz Materials on the Summoned monster.) Then, if any face-up cards are on the field other than this card and the monster Summoned by it, negate the effects of those other cards.
	Found In: Premium Gold: Return of the Bling
	Set #: PGL2-EN059
	Rarity(s): Gold Rare
	Notes: Activated by Hyper Quick!'s effect.
	Card User: Yuma Tsukumo and Astral
Card Info:	Number C39: Utopia Ray Victory LIGHT / Warrior-Type Xyz / Rank 5 / ATK 2800 / DEF 2500 3 Level 5 monsters If this card attacks, your opponent cannot activate any Spell/Trap Cards until the end of the Damage Step. If this card has a "Utopia" monster as an Xyz Material, it gains this effect. ● When this card declares an attack on a face-up monster your opponent controls: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; negate that opponent's face-up monster's effects, also this card gains ATK equal to that opponent's monster's ATK. These changes last until the end of this turn.
	Found In: Judgment of the Light
	Set #: JOTL-EN048
	Rarity(s): Super Rare and Ultimate Rare
	Notes: Zexal US: Called "Chaos Number 39: Utopia Ray Victory".
	Card User: Yuma Tsukumo