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After Kaito and Yuma defeated [[IV]] and [[III]], Haruto is rushed to hospital as he required medical care. Angered at how Mr. Heartland didn't prevent Haruto from being hurt, Kaito attempted to talk to him about the matter, but is stopped by Gauche and Droite as he was having a meeting with [[Dr. Faker]] about the situation at hand. Gauche mocked Kaito for joining up with Yuma, and questions him on why he didn't reveal Yuma's identity to Mr. Heartland. He then stated that if Kaito won't take him out, then he would be happy to take care of the matter.<ref name="ep44">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|44|ref}}</ref> |
After Kaito and Yuma defeated [[IV]] and [[III]], Haruto is rushed to hospital as he required medical care. Angered at how Mr. Heartland didn't prevent Haruto from being hurt, Kaito attempted to talk to him about the matter, but is stopped by Gauche and Droite as he was having a meeting with [[Dr. Faker]] about the situation at hand. Gauche mocked Kaito for joining up with Yuma, and questions him on why he didn't reveal Yuma's identity to Mr. Heartland. He then stated that if Kaito won't take him out, then he would be happy to take care of the matter.<ref name="ep44">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|44|ref}}</ref> |
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| − | On the third day of the World Duel Carnival, Gauche resigns his job as an admistrator in the contest in order to compete in it. After defeating an unspecified number of duelists off-camera, he challenged [[Nelson Andrews]] to a Duel.<ref name="ep45">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|45|ref}}</ref> |
+ | On the third day of the World Duel Carnival, Gauche resigns his job as an admistrator in the contest in order to compete in it. After defeating an unspecified number of duelists off-camera, he challenged [[Nelson Andrews]] to a Duel.<ref name="ep45">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL|45|ref}}</ref> The two exchanged blows, Gauche forcing Nelson to bring out his [[D.D. Jet Iron]], and reveals his new ace monster [[Heroic Champion Excalibur]], ultimately beating Nelson's ace and winning a [[Heart Piece]]. After some friendly words, he and [[Droite]] leave. |
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Gauche[3] is a character appearing in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime. He is Dr. Faker's left-hand man and a committee member responsible for maintaining the World Duel Carnival along with Droite. Ultimately, his and Droite's true task during this tournament is searching for "Number" cards.[3]
Design
Appearance
He has a Duel Disk which looks a lot like IV's, but more of a fireball based design. He also has a Duel Gazer tatoo, like Kaito Tenjo, III, IV and his partner Droite.
Also prior of entering the WDC as another participant, Gauche used a trench coat with a high collar over a red shirt. Now he seen using a grey and black colored jacket.
Personality
Opposite to Droite's cold-blooded personality, Gauche is a very high-spirited person evident to how excited he got during the opening ceremonies of the World Duel Carnival. He also has a habit of saying "nori" in each of his sentence.
He also seems to take his job less seriously as when investigating mysterious Duels within the tournament, he joked about how some of the Duelists were defeated whilst Droite maintained a calm manner whilst investigating. This tends to cause frequent arguing with his partner, but they actually get along better than they initially appear and their dueling styles complement each other well. It also seems Gauche values Droite (or at least his co-workers in general) highly, as during their duel with Yuma Tsukumo, he activated a card that served no other purpose than to take the hit for Droite.
Gauche seems to love Dueling, punishing heavily anyone that dishonors Dueling. As a member of the committee, he is very severe when punishing a cheater, to the point of physically injuring the participant or forbidding him/her of Dueling in the Heartland City for the rest of his/her life.[3]
Gauche can be quite competitive with Kaito Tenjo, having some form of rivalry with him in collecting "Numbers". After his defeat, he also formed a friendly rivalry with Yuma because he likes his spirit, but considers Yuma as his "prey" since he possess the "Original Number". [4]
Etymology
Gauche" means "left" in French. This may be a reference to the fact of him being Dr. Faker's "left hand" while Droite is the "right hand".
Biography
World Duel Carnival
During the opening ceremonies of the World Duel Carnival, Gauche along with Droite and Mr. Heartland kept watch over various parts of Heartland. Seeing the amount of Duelists excited Gauche, but he was quickly scolded by Droite who told him to be more professional. He then argues with Droite but is stopped by Mr. Heartland. Kaito Tenjo arrived, with Gauche joking about how quickly Kaito responded to Heartland's summons. Kaito gave him an annoyed look in response.[5]
Gauche and Droite investigated incidents during the World Duel Carnival, such as Housaku Yasai's Vegetable Death Matches. During that time, he wore a blue Duel Gazer.[2] They are responsible for eliminating Duelists who break the rules of the tournament, now Dueling with a tattoo-like Duel Gazer akin to Kaito's. When Flip does so, Yuma Tsukumo intervened and Dueled them in Flip's place.[3]
Gauche and Droite Dueling Yuma Tsukumo.
Their combination overpowered Yuma and drastically lowered his Life Points. On an attempt to turn the Duel around Yuma manages to Summon "Utopia", surprising Gauche and his partner as he holds a "Number" card. When Droite Summons "Photon Butterfly Assassin", Yuma identifies them as being affiliated with Kaito, and they learn that he has Dueled Kaito. Yuma gave up hope when they reduced him 100 Life Points, but Astral returned and was briefly visible to everyone watching the Duel. Droite and Gauche identified him (Astral) as the "original Number". Astral helped Yuma execute a winning move and Yuma attacked Droite. Gauche defended her with "Bouncer Guard", resulting in him losing instead of her. After the Duel, Gauche asks Droite not to tell Mr. Heartland about Yuma because he wants to defeat him himself before Kaito does.[4]
Gauche and Droite search for Haruto.
After Haruto Tenjo disappears from Heartland Tower, Gauche and Droite went to look for him via a helicopter. After finding him, Gauche blamed Yuma for kidnapping him and when he tries to take Haruto back, he created a powerful energy to force Droite and Gauche to retreat, when they return, Haruto, Yuma and Tori have disappeared.[6]
Having found that Haruto has disappeared, Kaito contacted Gauche and Droite in order to find out what has happened. Gauche thought it would be best to ignore Kaito, but Droite listened to what he had to say, and then told him the area of the city where Haruto was last seen. After Haruto was abducted by V, Gauche and Droite manage to find Yuma in order to question him on Haruto's whereabouts. Unfortunately for Gauche, Yuma kicked him in the crotch in order to escape, causing him immense pain. He then regained his power and goes to attack Yuma again, but is stopped by Kaito. After discussing about what to do, he along with Droite decided to leave the job to Yuma and Kaito. They then got back into their helicopter and fly away.[1]
After Kaito and Yuma defeated IV and III, Haruto is rushed to hospital as he required medical care. Angered at how Mr. Heartland didn't prevent Haruto from being hurt, Kaito attempted to talk to him about the matter, but is stopped by Gauche and Droite as he was having a meeting with Dr. Faker about the situation at hand. Gauche mocked Kaito for joining up with Yuma, and questions him on why he didn't reveal Yuma's identity to Mr. Heartland. He then stated that if Kaito won't take him out, then he would be happy to take care of the matter.[7]
On the third day of the World Duel Carnival, Gauche resigns his job as an admistrator in the contest in order to compete in it. After defeating an unspecified number of duelists off-camera, he challenged Nelson Andrews to a Duel.[8] The two exchanged blows, Gauche forcing Nelson to bring out his D.D. Jet Iron, and reveals his new ace monster Heroic Champion Excalibur, ultimately beating Nelson's ace and winning a Heart Piece. After some friendly words, he and Droite leave.
Decks
Anime
Bouncer
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| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome |
| WDC Duelist | 37 | No result |
| Yuma Tsukumo | 37 - 38 | Lose (w/Droite) |
Gauche initially played a "Bouncer" Deck focused on Summoning high-Level monsters in order to punish and relentlessly attack the opponent, reflecting his fiery personality. This Deck is spearheaded by "Photon Streak Bouncer" and was given to him by Mr. Heartland.
Heroic
| Record | ||
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| Opponent(s) | Episode(s) | Outcome |
| WDC Duelist(s) | 45 | Win[Notes 2] |
| WDC Duelist | 45 | Win |
| Nelson Andrews | 45 | Win |
On the third day of the WDC, Gauche started to play a "Heroic" Deck based on various famous warriors and weapons, focusing on increasing its own monsters' ATK. This Deck is also said to be Gauche's "real power"[8].
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 41: "Losing Hart"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 30: "No Tomato"
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 37: "Double Jeopardy: Part 1"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 38: "Double Jeopardy: Part 2"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 26: "Let the Duels Begin!"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 40: "About Hart"
- ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 44: "Rock and a Hard Place"
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL episode 45: "Ruffled Feathers"
Notes
- ↑ This card is discarded via the effect of "Blade Bouncer" in episode 37.
- ↑ In episode 45, Gauche is shown to have won several Heart Pieces, therefore would have beaten Duelists to win them.
- ↑ This card is Set in episode 45, but is destroyed via the effect of Nelson's "Super Dimensional Robo Galaxy Destroyer".