Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal Episode 105's Comparisons

Any Japanese cards below may be poorly translated
Episode 105: Put to the Test (1)
Inside the ship, Astral is sensing something great and is holding two Number cards, which show him the stories of two Barians as humans. Meanwhile, Yuma recalls Alito and his changes but Shark snaps him out of it and figures that perhaps Yuma just saw how Alito truly is. Regardless, Orbital 7 announces their upcoming arrival on the 4th Mytherian Number Card but Tori hopes for a more lighthearted story should there be another legend. At the front of the ship, Kite notices that his Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon card is calling out to him and wonders if they'll be in for a duel. In Barian World, Dumon cannot understand why he was able to understand the legend but Mizar arrives and learns of what happened. Furthermore, Dumon suggests that perhaps there's a link from Yuma and crew to themselves but Mizar heads off to ensure the others don't get anymore Mytherian Numbers. Meanwhile, the ship's controls aren't responding to Orbital's inputs so they're forced to make a crash landing. When they do, it's exactly where the map says the next Number card is. They step out and Yuma figures the next Number card is at the top of the mountain before them. However, Orbital, Tori and Rio aren't up for climbinng so the others head off without them. As the ascend a dragon roars out, leaving Kite to realize that this is why his GEPD is so angry. Worse still, boulders begin falling and Kite is nearly sent plummeting down to the ground but Yuma saves him. While Tori and others prepare to enjoy snacks Rio brought along, Yuma and crew arrive at the top but it's foggy and the bulding that they see isn't what they expected. They enter and feel like someone was expecting them, like a Barien. However, Yuma smells food and makes his way toward it, ready to chow down any second. However, he's swatted away by an old man, whom claims to own the food as his lunch and sees right through Yuma's lies. Kite interrupts to pardon Yuma and sees that the old man also has a dragon, revealing himself as Jinlon, the guardian of the Number card they seek. Astral notes of what their two recently acquired Number cards told him and Jinlon realizes Astral knows about the legend too. Kite will be the one to duel as he believes it's fate that brought him here. Jinlon accepts and puts up the Number card on his end while Kite will lose GEPD should Jinlon defeat him. Duel preparations get underway before Kite wants to know about the legend. Jinlong may tell Kite if he wins and draws. Next he plays Mythic Tree Dragon (100) in Attack Mode. Since he has MTD on the field, Jinlon Special Summons Mythic Water Dragon (1000) in Attack Mode. Since MWD is WATER, Jinlon uses MTD's effect to double its Level to Level 8. (The real card can adapt its Level to the Level of the targeted WATER monster, which would still be 8 in this case.) With that, he uses his monsters as Xyz Material for Number 46: Dragluon (3000) in Attack Mode. Kite is willing to decide whether the new monster is a formidable opponent so Jinlon activates its effect to detach an Xyz Material from itself and Special Summon a Dragon-Type monster from his hand like Armed Protector Dragon (2000) in Attack Mode. As a result, Number 46 disappears because APD saves it from harm. (The real APD only prevents the destruction of your Equip Cards.) Worse still, Jinlon equips APD with Dragon Shield, preventing its destruction in battle and reducing Battle Damage Jinlon takes from its battles to 0. Furthermore, since APDS is equipped with an Equip Spell, it gains 500 ATK to 2500. (The real card gains 500 ATK for each Equip Card equipped to it.) They just need to destroy Dragon Shield but due to Number 46's other effect, they can't destroy any card equipped to APD. (The real card doesn't have this protection.) With that, Jinlon ends his turn so Kite draws and plays Overlay Sentinel (2000) in Attack Mode. Next, since he controls a monster with at least 2000 ATK, Kite Special Summons Overlay Booster (2000) in Attack Mode. With that, he Tributes his monsters for Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon (3000) in Attack Mode. Yuma wonders if it'll be enough and Shark reminds Yuma of the same move that defeated him. Due to Number 46's additional effect, GEPD's effects are negated since it's a Dragon-Type monster. Kite is ready however and uses Book of Moon to put APD face-down. His attack takes out the hidden APD but the duel is only a test for Kite and Jinlon is pleased thus far, realizing that Kite and Mizar have more in common. Kite dismisses it and sets 1 card to end his turn, believing he's ready for anything Jinlon throws at him. While Mizar arrives and feels the dragon's power, Jinlon draws and uses Number 46's effect to detach its last Xyz Material and Special Summon Soul Drain Dragon (4000) in Attack Mode. Worse still, SDD's effect gives its ATK equal to Kite's LPs, putting it at 8000. (The real card only gains ATK equal to the difference in LPs if yours are lower, and thus you can't deal damage to your opponent in that case.) Should Kite destroy SDD, he'll take half its ATK as damage. (Not so with the real card, especially with what I've stated earlier.) Kite is in a very difficult situation and playtime is over for him!
Episode 105's Episode Cards
Card Info:	Mythic Tree Dragon EARTH / Dragon / Level 4 / ATK 100 / DEF 1400 Once per turn: You can target 1 WATER Dragon-Type monster you control; this card's Level becomes the current Level of that monster.
	Found In: 2014 Mega Tin Mega Pack
	Set #: MP14-EN134
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Zexal Anime: Its Level doubled when its owner controlled a WATER monster.
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Mythic Water Dragon WATER / Dragon / Level 8 / ATK 1000 / DEF 2000 If you control an EARTH monster, you can Special Summon this card (from your hand). You can only Special Summon "Mythic Water Dragon" once per turn this way.
	Found In: 2014 Mega Tins Mega Pack
	Set # MP14-EN135
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Special Summoned by its effect.
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Number 46: Dragluon LIGHT / Dragon-Type Xyz / Rank 8 / ATK 3000 / DEF 3000 2 Level 8 Dragon-Type monsters Once per turn, if you control no other monsters: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card, then activate 1 of these effects. ● Special Summon 1 Dragon-Type monster from your hand. ● Target 1 Dragon-Type monster your opponent controls; take control of that target. ● Dragon-Type monsters your opponent controls cannot activate their effects until the end of your opponent's turn.
	Found In: Shadow Specters
	Set #: SHSP-EN050
	Rarity(s): Super and Ultimate Rare
	Notes: Zexal Anime: It couldn't be attacked when its owner controlled a Dragon-Type monster and prevented the destruction of Equip Cards equipped to Armed Protector Dragon.
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Armed Protector Dragon LIGHT / Dragon / Level 7 / ATK 2000 / DEF 2800 Equip Cards you have in play may not be destroyed by card effects. This card receives 500 ATK for each Equip Card it is equipped with.
	Found in: Japanese Structure Deck R: Revival of the Great Divine Dragon
	Set #: SR02-JP012
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Special Summoned by Number 46: Dragluon's effect. Zexal Anime: It only gained 500 ATK for each Equip Spell Card equipped to it.
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Dragon Shield Japanese Equip Spell You may only equip this card to a Dragon-Type monster in play. That monster may not be destroyed in battle or with card effects. Players do not take damage when it battles.
	Found In: Japanese Deck Custom Pack 01
	Set #: DC01-JP020
	Rarity(s): Common and Normal Parallel Rare
	Notes: None
	Card User: Jinlon
Card Info:	Overlay Sentinel LIGHT / Warrior / Level 4 / ATK 2000 / DEF 0 Cannot be Special Summoned. When this card is Normal Summoned: Change this card to Defense Position. If you control a face-up Xyz Monster that has Xyz Material: You can banish this card from your Graveyard, then target 1 monster your opponent controls; it loses 500 ATK for each Xyz Material attached to a monster you control.
	Found in: Legacy of the Valiant
	Set #: LVAL-EN005
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: None
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Overlay Booster LIGHT / Warrior / Level 5 / ATK 2000 / DEF 0 If you control a monster with 2000 or more ATK, you can Special Summon this card (from your hand) in face-up Defense Position. You can only Special Summon "Overlay Booster" once per turn this way. During your turn, except the turn this card was sent to the Graveyard: You can banish this card from your Graveyard, then target 1 face-up Xyz Monster you control that has Xyz Material; it gains 500 ATK for each Xyz Material attached to it.
	Found in: Legacy of the Valiant
	Set #: LVAL-EN006
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Special Summoned by its effect.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon LIGHT / Dragon / Level 8 / ATK 3000 / DEF 2500 You can Special Summon this card (from your hand) by Tributing 2 monsters with 2000 or more ATK. During either player's Battle Step, when this card battles an opponent's monster: You can target the monster this card is battling; banish both the opponent's monster and this card. At the end of the Battle Phase, return any monsters banished by this effect to the field, and if the other monster was an Xyz Monster, this card gains 500 ATK for each Xyz Material it had when it was banished.
	Found In: Premium Gold
	Set #: PGLD-EN038
	Rarity(s): Gold Rare
	Notes: Special Summoned by its effect.
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Book of Moon Japanese Quick-Play Spell Choose a monster on the field that is face-up. Change it to face-down Defense Mode.
	Found In: Japanese Starter Deck 2016
	Set #: ST16-JP027
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: None
	Card User: Kite Tenjo
Card Info:	Soul Drain Dragon LIGHT / Dragon / Level 8 / ATK 4000 / DEF 0 Cannot be Normal Summoned/Set. Must be Special Summoned by a Dragon-Type Xyz Monster's effect in your possession, and cannot be Special Summoned by other ways. When Special Summoned, if your Life Points are lower than your opponent's: This card gains ATK equal to your current Life Point deficit, and if it does, your opponent takes no further damage this turn. This card cannot attack your opponent directly.
	Found in: Shadow Specters
	Set #: SHSP-EN013
	Rarity(s): Common
	Notes: Zexal Anime: It gained ATK equal to the opponent's Life Points and dealt half its ATK to the opponent when destroyed.
	Card User: Jinlon