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==Biography== |
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===History=== |
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| − | Five years before the start of the series, [[Revolver]] assaulted "[[Cyberse (world)|Cyberse]]" with "[[Cracking Dragon (anime)|Cracking Dragon]]" with the intention to destroy it. The different Artificial Intelligences that protected it were restrained by Revolver and thus unable to stop the destruction of their world. However the |
+ | Five years before the start of the series, [[Revolver]] assaulted "[[Cyberse (world)|Cyberse]]" with "[[Cracking Dragon (anime)|Cracking Dragon]]" with the intention to destroy it. The different Artificial Intelligences that protected it were restrained by Revolver and thus unable to stop the destruction of their world. However the [[Ignis]] [[Ai]] appeared and forced a disconnection of the Cyberse World from the rest of the network, thus forcing Revolver out of Cyberse while keeping its location known only to him. However, Revolver, furious by Ai's interference, ordered his "Cracking Dragon" to capture Ai, which led to the AI to be dismembered by the monster's jaws. This made Revolver and the Knights of Hanoi spend the following years searching for Ai's parts in order to find the location of Cyberse.<ref name="ep1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|1|ref}}</ref> |
At some point, the Knights of Hanoi hunted down the [[Cyberse]] monsters and destroyed a significant amount of them to the point Revolver was confident they were extinct. |
At some point, the Knights of Hanoi hunted down the [[Cyberse]] monsters and destroyed a significant amount of them to the point Revolver was confident they were extinct. |
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===Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS=== |
===Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS=== |
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| − | Five years later, the Knights of Hanoi continued their search of [[ |
+ | Five years later, the Knights of Hanoi continued their search of [[Ai]]; but had many of their operations interrupted by the mysterious Duelist [[Yusaku Fujiki|Playmaker]], who defeated their agents, earning a name for himself. [[Specter]], the Knights' second-in-command, informed [[Revolver]] that a trace of Ai was detected and that [[SOL Technology]] was in pursuit. Knowing that if SOL retrieved Ai, they would be able to restore Cyberse and ruin the Knights' efforts, forcing the Knights to act. Specter informed Revolver about Playmaker, who had interfered with them before. Revolver wondered if Playmaker was a member of SOL, but dismissed the possibility as they would act more publicly. Specter added that Playmaker erased every trace of his activity and eluded the Knights' searches, concluding that whoever he is he must be a skilled hacker. Revolver became interested in Playmaker, but decided to leave him for now as Ai was their priority.<ref name="ep1" /> |
| − | While SOL Technology performed a city scan in order to search for |
+ | While SOL Technology performed a city scan in order to search for Ai, the Knights of Hanoi decided to attack as the defenses of VRAINS would be left vulnerable at that point. Revolver ordered his men to search for Ai, assaulting the digital world with their "Cracking Dragons" and ravaging the users in their way, deleting their accounts in the process. Ai's remnants in the form of an eye was swiftly cornered by the Knights until [[Yusaku Fujiki]] and [[Shoichi Kusanagi]] used the lowered defenses to create an alternative path for Ai, who used the newly made escape route, but ended up in Yusaku's [[Duel Disk]] as a result. Yusaku entered VRAINS using his persona Playmaker, saving the Charisma Duelist [[Aoi Zaizen|Blue Angel]] at the nick of time before she was deleted. Yusaku then confronted a Knight of Hanoi who told him that the AI they were looking for was on his Duel Disk and threatened to delete it if they did not cease their attack. Since Ai was bonded to Yusaku's Duel Disk, the Knights must defeat Playmaker in a Duel in order to obtain it. Revolver, watching from afar, was amused at Playmaker while the Knights' agent accepted the challenge.<ref name="ep1" /> |
| − | + | Ai estimated that Yusaku's current Deck was not enough to defeat the Knight's "Cracking Dragon". He caused a [[Data Storm]] and instructed Yusaku to ride the wind and enter a [[Speed Duel (VRAINS)|Speed Duel]].<ref name="ep1" /> Ai taught Yusaku the rules of Speed Duels. The Knight of Hanoi quickly Summoned his "Cracking Dragon", which he used for the remainder of the Duel, exploiting its abilities to avoid destruction and inflict effect damage, and further exacerbating his advantage through the [[Skill]] "Double Draw" which let him draw two cards during his Draw Phase. Ai realized they must have hacked the system as the Skill was not known to him. Although Yusaku fared decently against the Knight of Hanoi, his LP was on critical state so Ai instructed him to take a path where he was engulfed in a massive storm. Inside the tempest, Ai told Yusaku that his LP was low enough to use the Skill "Storm Access" to gain a powerful monster. Yusaku did so and was able to acquire "[[Decode Talker (anime)|Decode Talker]]" and Link Summon it. Through a combination of "[[Cyberse Wizard (anime)|Cyberse Wizard]]" and "Decode Talker", he was able to exploit the low DEF of "Cracking Dragon" and inflict [[piercing]] damage as a result of "Decode Talker" gaining ATK through its own effect, and due to [[Link Monster|being unable to be in Defense Position]], it bypassed the Knight's "[[Pulse Mines]]", defeating the Knight.<ref name="ep2">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|2|ref}}</ref> Playmaker subsequently attempted to interrogate the Knight, who started a self-destruction mechanism in response before Ai suddenly deleted him from the system to protect himself and Playmaker.<ref name="ep3">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|3|ref}}</ref> |
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| − | Specter and Revolver discussed the events of the Duel with Playmaker. Revolver preferred Playmaker having his hands on |
+ | Specter and Revolver discussed the events of the Duel with Playmaker. Revolver preferred Playmaker having his hands on Ai for a while over SOL Technology having him, but added they should not leave him with Playmaker for too long. He them summed up a list of characteristics of Playmaker's that might help discover his true identity, one of these being that Playmaker would eventually want to Duel him. Revolver briefly logged off VRAINS to go visit [[Revolver's father|his father]].<ref name="ep3" /> |
| − | The Knights of Hanoi eventually turned their attention to the popular [[Charisma Duelist]], [[Aoi Zaizen|Blue Angel]] as she openly challenged Playmaker to a Duel in public. Specter, confident they could use her, approached her claiming to be a fan. He gave her "[[Dark Angel]]" and disappeared, with Blue Angel having a vague recollection of what happened. |
+ | The Knights of Hanoi eventually turned their attention to the popular [[Charisma Duelist]], [[Aoi Zaizen|Blue Angel]] as she openly challenged Playmaker to a Duel in public. Specter, confident they could use her, approached her claiming to be a fan. He gave her "[[Dark Angel]]" and disappeared, with Blue Angel having a vague recollection of what happened. Ai lured Playmaker into facing Blue Angel after sensing Hanoi's presence on her. Playmaker accepted her challenge intending to investigate her.<ref name="ep6">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|6|ref}}</ref> The Duel began and Blue Angel punished Playmaker repeatedly with the [[effect damage]] combo from her "[[Trickstar]]" cards forcing Playmaker to the defensive, although she later discovered it was his plan all along in order to use his Storm Access [[Skill]]. Revolver watched from afar, confident that once Blue Angel used "Dark Angel" she would be unable to disobey them. Blue Angel attempted to defeat Playmaker using her Skill "Trickstar Fraud" in order to force Playmaker to draw cards and inflict game-ending damage, but he prevented this by using "[[Defect Compiler]]" to nullify the damage. With little resources left, Blue Angel resorted to using "Dark Angel", which had a severe effect on her. Playmaker rapidly used a combination of "[[Encode Talker (anime)|Encode Talker]]", "Defect Compiler", and "[[Frontline Disturbance]]" to increase the ATK of "Encode Talker" and weaken that of "[[Trickstar Holly Angel (anime)|Trickstar Holly Angel]]" in order to defeat Blue Angel with a single attack.<ref name="ep7">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS|7|ref}}</ref> |
==Decks== |
==Decks== |
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| Kanji |
ハノイの | ||
| Rōmaji |
Hanoi no Kishi | ||
| Japanese translated |
Knights of Hanoi
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| Appears in (anime) | |||
| Appears in (episode) |
Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 1: "Link into the VRAINS" | ||
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The Knights of Hanoi (ハノイの
Their goal is to destroy the "AI World" known as "Cyberse" that exists somewhere in the depths of the Network.
Profile
The Knights of a Hanoi are an organization of hackers led by Revolver. The Knights all use a mostly white uniform with lines of differing colours in some parts of the uniform. On top of it, they wear a hooded white coat that covers their body and reaches the back of their knees. All Knights revealed so far are masked with the exception of Specter and Dr. Kogami. This is probably just their preferred Avatar on LINK VRAINS, used to hide their true appearances. Revolver's uniform lacks a hood, showing that the higher ranks utilize styled clothings but keep overall similar aesthetics.
The Knights of Hanoi utilize "Cracking Dragon" to assault the digital world with its power. Individuals who fall victim to this mechanical dragon while in LINK VRAINS have their accounts deleted from the system.[1]
Biography
History
Five years before the start of the series, Revolver assaulted "Cyberse" with "Cracking Dragon" with the intention to destroy it. The different Artificial Intelligences that protected it were restrained by Revolver and thus unable to stop the destruction of their world. However the Ignis Ai appeared and forced a disconnection of the Cyberse World from the rest of the network, thus forcing Revolver out of Cyberse while keeping its location known only to him. However, Revolver, furious by Ai's interference, ordered his "Cracking Dragon" to capture Ai, which led to the AI to be dismembered by the monster's jaws. This made Revolver and the Knights of Hanoi spend the following years searching for Ai's parts in order to find the location of Cyberse.[1]
At some point, the Knights of Hanoi hunted down the Cyberse monsters and destroyed a significant amount of them to the point Revolver was confident they were extinct.
Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS
Five years later, the Knights of Hanoi continued their search of Ai; but had many of their operations interrupted by the mysterious Duelist Playmaker, who defeated their agents, earning a name for himself. Specter, the Knights' second-in-command, informed Revolver that a trace of Ai was detected and that SOL Technology was in pursuit. Knowing that if SOL retrieved Ai, they would be able to restore Cyberse and ruin the Knights' efforts, forcing the Knights to act. Specter informed Revolver about Playmaker, who had interfered with them before. Revolver wondered if Playmaker was a member of SOL, but dismissed the possibility as they would act more publicly. Specter added that Playmaker erased every trace of his activity and eluded the Knights' searches, concluding that whoever he is he must be a skilled hacker. Revolver became interested in Playmaker, but decided to leave him for now as Ai was their priority.[1]
While SOL Technology performed a city scan in order to search for Ai, the Knights of Hanoi decided to attack as the defenses of VRAINS would be left vulnerable at that point. Revolver ordered his men to search for Ai, assaulting the digital world with their "Cracking Dragons" and ravaging the users in their way, deleting their accounts in the process. Ai's remnants in the form of an eye was swiftly cornered by the Knights until Yusaku Fujiki and Shoichi Kusanagi used the lowered defenses to create an alternative path for Ai, who used the newly made escape route, but ended up in Yusaku's Duel Disk as a result. Yusaku entered VRAINS using his persona Playmaker, saving the Charisma Duelist Blue Angel at the nick of time before she was deleted. Yusaku then confronted a Knight of Hanoi who told him that the AI they were looking for was on his Duel Disk and threatened to delete it if they did not cease their attack. Since Ai was bonded to Yusaku's Duel Disk, the Knights must defeat Playmaker in a Duel in order to obtain it. Revolver, watching from afar, was amused at Playmaker while the Knights' agent accepted the challenge.[1]
Ai estimated that Yusaku's current Deck was not enough to defeat the Knight's "Cracking Dragon". He caused a Data Storm and instructed Yusaku to ride the wind and enter a Speed Duel.[1] Ai taught Yusaku the rules of Speed Duels. The Knight of Hanoi quickly Summoned his "Cracking Dragon", which he used for the remainder of the Duel, exploiting its abilities to avoid destruction and inflict effect damage, and further exacerbating his advantage through the Skill "Double Draw" which let him draw two cards during his Draw Phase. Ai realized they must have hacked the system as the Skill was not known to him. Although Yusaku fared decently against the Knight of Hanoi, his LP was on critical state so Ai instructed him to take a path where he was engulfed in a massive storm. Inside the tempest, Ai told Yusaku that his LP was low enough to use the Skill "Storm Access" to gain a powerful monster. Yusaku did so and was able to acquire "Decode Talker" and Link Summon it. Through a combination of "Cyberse Wizard" and "Decode Talker", he was able to exploit the low DEF of "Cracking Dragon" and inflict piercing damage as a result of "Decode Talker" gaining ATK through its own effect, and due to being unable to be in Defense Position, it bypassed the Knight's "Pulse Mines", defeating the Knight.[2] Playmaker subsequently attempted to interrogate the Knight, who started a self-destruction mechanism in response before Ai suddenly deleted him from the system to protect himself and Playmaker.[3]
Specter and Revolver discussed the events of the Duel with Playmaker. Revolver preferred Playmaker having his hands on Ai for a while over SOL Technology having him, but added they should not leave him with Playmaker for too long. He them summed up a list of characteristics of Playmaker's that might help discover his true identity, one of these being that Playmaker would eventually want to Duel him. Revolver briefly logged off VRAINS to go visit his father.[3]
The Knights of Hanoi eventually turned their attention to the popular Charisma Duelist, Blue Angel as she openly challenged Playmaker to a Duel in public. Specter, confident they could use her, approached her claiming to be a fan. He gave her "Dark Angel" and disappeared, with Blue Angel having a vague recollection of what happened. Ai lured Playmaker into facing Blue Angel after sensing Hanoi's presence on her. Playmaker accepted her challenge intending to investigate her.[4] The Duel began and Blue Angel punished Playmaker repeatedly with the effect damage combo from her "Trickstar" cards forcing Playmaker to the defensive, although she later discovered it was his plan all along in order to use his Storm Access Skill. Revolver watched from afar, confident that once Blue Angel used "Dark Angel" she would be unable to disobey them. Blue Angel attempted to defeat Playmaker using her Skill "Trickstar Fraud" in order to force Playmaker to draw cards and inflict game-ending damage, but he prevented this by using "Defect Compiler" to nullify the damage. With little resources left, Blue Angel resorted to using "Dark Angel", which had a severe effect on her. Playmaker rapidly used a combination of "Encode Talker", "Defect Compiler", and "Frontline Disturbance" to increase the ATK of "Encode Talker" and weaken that of "Trickstar Holly Angel" in order to defeat Blue Angel with a single attack.[5]
Decks
Regular Knights of Hanoi members use DARK Machine Decks focused around Summoning "Cracking Dragon" and quickly dealing large amounts of effect damage. Their cards are themed around hacking, malware, cracking, and other elements hackers use to damage computers.
Duels
| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome |
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| Yusaku Fujiki | 1 | Lose |
| Yusaku Fujiki | 2 | Lose |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 1: "Link into the VRAINS"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 2: "Seize the Wind!"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 3: "Contact"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 6: "True Blue"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS episode 7: "Fallen Angel"
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