Changes: Titan

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This article is about the human. For the Duel Monster Spirit, see Titan, the Rock Spirit.

For other versions of this character, see Titan (disambiguation).

Titan

English name

Titan

Other names

Dark Duelist/The Shadow Duelist^[1]

Japanese name

タイタン

Gender

Male

Tag Force

Dark Duelist
Dark Pillar
Dark Duelist of Truth

Spirit Caller

Underworld Bark
Underworld Bark 2
Birth of the Annihilator

Anime debut

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 5: "The Shadow Duelist, Part 1"

Video game debut

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy

Anime appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

Game Boy Advance appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy

Nintendo DS appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Spirit Caller

PlayStation 2 appearances

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force Evolution

PSP appearances

English voice

Eric Stuart

Japanese voice

Norio Wakamoto

German voice

Jan Spitzer

Titan (タイタン, Taitan) is a hit man originally hired by Dr. Crowler to deal with Jaden Yuki. He used fake Shadow Duels to intimidate his opponents, later becoming a Shadow Rider after invoking a real Shadow Duel. In the Japanese version of some video games, he is named Titán, that and his deck, may imply that he may have Hispanic heritage.

Design

Appearance

His general modus operandi and physical stature are reminiscent of PaniK, though he also looks, sounds, and acts a lot like pro wrestler The Undertaker (and at one point says "rest in peace" to his first victim; this is one of the Undertaker's prominent catchphrases.) He wears an iron mask, a hat and a large jacket, as well as a fake Millennium Puzzle. He normally creates fog around him to appear as if a true Shadow Game was imminent.^[1]

Personality

Titan remains calm most of the time, and is confident in defeating his opponents, calling himself a "pro". He never turns his back to his opponents and make the set of his fake Shadow Games appear to be real.^[1] Titan intimidates his opponents during the Duels showing his Millennium Pendant, doing tricks to mimic a Shadow Duel and by telling the Duelists their mistakes or their lack of damage they've done.^[2]

The dub also states that Titan used to work as a carny, an aspect not present in the original. There is also speculation that Titan has a family in the dub, as his last words in his first appearance before being consumed by the darkness are "Tell my kids I love them!".

Biography

History

Episode 5 - Titan Mind Crush — Titan executing his fake Mind Crush.

Titan was known as the Shadow Duelist, usually being hired to defeat Duelists using Shadow Games, charging to his clients three months of their salary. Despite his reputation of possessing the power of a Millennium Item, it is in fact a fake Millennium Puzzle, and Titan used various tricks to mimic a Shadow Game.^[1]

Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

Titan appeared at first defeating a Duelist in the street full of fog in a fake Shadow Game and showed a fake Millennium Puzzle to his opponent and uses a fake Mind Crush against him. After he falls unconscious Titan takes all his rare cards. He is then contacted by Crowler to take down Jaden Yuki. Crowler and Titan met at the pier of Duel Academy where Titan agreed to defeat Jaden in exchange for three months of Crowler's salary.^[1]

Titan set himself up at the Abandoned Dorm and kidnapped Alexis Rhodes when she went near the dorm to honor her missing brother. He threw her into a coffin and left her "Etoile Cyber" card on the ground as bait. When Jaden arrived, he rushed to save her and Dueled Titan. Titan created fog and used his Millennium Pendant to make parts of Jaden's body disappear whenever he took damage. Jaden didn't believe it to be a real Shadow Game as a Millennium Item would be needed to invoke one, so Titan showed his Millennium Pendant.^[1] Jaden later discovered that the Shadow Game was fake and destroyed "Pandemonium", getting rid of the fog in the process. He then threw a card at the fake Millennium Puzzle, destroying it. Jaden then asked him how many Millennium Items are in total, which Titan answers "seven" but makes a mistake by saying "seven Millennium *Puzzles*" instead of "*Items*". In the dub, Titan called his Millennium Item the Millennium Pendant, when it was actually the Millennium Puzzle (Note that the Millennium Pendant is the actual name, but after Atem sealed his soul inside it and shattered it, the need to reassemble the pieces made it be called the Millennium Puzzle). After being discovered Titan tries to escape but a real Shadow Duel is invoked.^[2]

Comparison between a false and a real Shadow Game.

Titan became the victim of a real Shadow Duel and was possessed by a spirit from the Abandoned Dorm and is forced to continue the Duel. However he is dragged into the darkness (Shadow Realm in the dub) after being defeated.^[2]

He was saved by Kagemaru under the condition that he would serve as the sixth of the Shadow Riders, wearing a Shadow Charm mask to bind him to the real world. Taking advantage of Alexis' desire to restore her brother's memories, Titan challenged her in the Abandoned Dorm where they first met. Following his defeat, his soul is pulled back into the pits of darkness.^[3]

Non-canon appearances

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force, Titan appears in the game's third part, and partners with Dr. Crowler. He also appears during Part 1 (after you beat the Story Mode at least once) at the Harbor after 11:00 PM. He can become your partner if you ask him and beat him in a duel. Upon acquiring his Deck Recipe after beating him in duel 10 times, Titan also gifts the player with three copies each of "Archfiend Matador" and "Ritual of the Matador".

In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 2, Titan appears in Alexis Rhodes' storyline. The opponents that Alexis and the player defeat in storyline events begin to vanish after Dueling them. At the end, Jinzo is confronted at the Abandoned Dorm. He teams with Jinzo, as the two were attempting to gather enough souls to suit both their purposes. The students are released upon their defeat. Titan will then randomly appear on the field in your next Story Mode playthroughs and can be selected as a partner (if you beat him in Duel at least 10 times)

Decks

Titan plays an "Archfiend" Deck.

Duels

Opponent(s)	Episode(s)	Outcome
Unknown Duelist	5	Win
Jaden Yuki	5-6	Lose
Alexis Rhodes	41	Lose

References

↑ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 5: "The Shadow Duelist, Part 1"
↑ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 6: "The Shadow Duelist, Part 2"
↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 41: "A Reason to Win"

[ep5-1] 1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 5: "The Shadow Duelist, Part 1"

[ep6-2] 2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 6: "The Shadow Duelist, Part 2"

[ep41-3] Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episode 41: "A Reason to Win"

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[2]

[3]

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 {{About|the human|the Duel Monster Spirit|[[Titan, the Rock Spirit]]}}
+{{For|other versions of this character|Titan (disambiguation)}}
-{{Infobox/Yu-Gi-Oh!/Character
+{{Infobox character
-	| image name           = Titan.jpg
+| image                = Titan.jpg
-	| japanese name        = タイタン
+| ja_name              = タイタン
-	| romaji name          = Taitan
+| romaji_name          = Taitan
-	| english name         = Titan
+| en_name              = Titan
-	| alternate name       =
+| other_names          =
 * Dark Duelist/The Shadow Duelist<ref name="ep5">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|5|ref}}</ref>
+| anime_debut          = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|5|ref}}
-* Mini-Things (dub only)<ref name="ep5"/>
-	| anime debut          = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|5|ref}}
+| appears_in_anime     = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''
-	| appears anime        = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]
+| video_game_debut     = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy]]''
-	| video game debut     = [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy]]
+| appears_in_gba       = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy]]''
+| appears_in_nds       = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Spirit Caller]]''
-	| appears video games  =
+| appears_in_psp       =
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Duel Academy]]
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Spirit Caller]]
+* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]''
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]
+* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 2]]''
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force Evolution]]
+* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 3]]''
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 2]]
+| appears_in_ps2       = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force Evolution]]''
+| gender               = Male
-* [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 3]]
-	| gender               = male
+| occupation           = Professional [[Shadow Duel]]ist
-	| occupation           = Professional [[Shadow Duel]]ist
+| organization         = [[Shadow Riders]]
-	| affiliation          = [[Shadow Riders]]
+| anime_deck           = [[Archfiend]]
-	| anime deck           = [[Archfiend]]
+| gx02_deck            =
-	| gx02deck             =
 * Dark Duelist
 * Dark Pillar
 * Dark Duelist of Truth
-	| gx03deck             =
+| gx03_deck            =
 * Underworld Bark
 * Underworld Bark 2
 * Birth of the Annihilator
-	| gx04deck             =
+| gx04_deck            =
 * Shadow Duelist
 * Titan: Next
 * Titan: Final
-	| japanese voice       = {{voice actors|ja|Norio Wakamoto}}
+| ja_voice             = {{voice actors|ja|Norio Wakamoto}}
-	| english voice        = {{voice actors|en|Eric Stuart}}
+| en_voice             = {{voice actors|en|Eric Stuart}}
+| de_voice              = {{voice actors|de|Jan Spitzer}}
-	| related pages        = [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|Titan's Millennium Pendent]]
 }}
-'''Titan''' (タイタン, ''Taitan'') is a hit man originally hired by [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]] to deal with [[Jaden Yuki]]. He used fake [[Shadow Game]]s (later called [[Shadow Duel]]s) to intimidate his opponents, and later becoming a [[Shadow Riders|Shadow Rider]] after invoking a real Shadow Duel.
+'''Titan''' (タイタン, ''Taitan'') is a hit man originally hired by [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]] to deal with [[Jaden Yuki]]. He used fake [[Shadow Duel]]s to intimidate his opponents, later becoming a [[Shadow Riders|Shadow Rider]] after invoking a real Shadow Duel. In the Japanese version of some video games, he is named Titán, that and his deck, may imply that he may have Hispanic heritage.
 ==Design==
-<u>'''Appearance'''</u><br />
+===Appearance===
 [[File:Titan Linework.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Linework]]
-His general modus operandi and physical stature are reminiscent of [[PaniK]]. He wears an iron mask, a hat and a large jacket, as well as a [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|fake Millennium Puzzle]]. He normally creates fog around him to appear as if a true [[Shadow Game]] was imminent.<ref name="ep5"/>
+His general modus operandi and physical stature are reminiscent of [[PaniK]], though he also looks, sounds, and acts a lot like pro wrestler [[wikipedia:The Undertaker|The Undertaker]] (and at one point says "rest in peace" to his first victim; this is one of the Undertaker's prominent catchphrases.) He wears an iron mask, a hat and a large jacket, as well as a [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|fake Millennium Puzzle]]. He normally creates fog around him to appear as if a true [[Shadow Game]] was imminent.<ref name="ep5"/>
-<u>'''Personality'''</u><br />
+===Personality===
-Titan remains calm most of the time, and is confident to defeat his opponents calling himself a "pro". He never turn his back to his opponents and make the set of his fake Shadow Games to appear to be real.<ref name="ep5"/> Titan intimidates his opponents during the duels showing his Millennium Pendant, doing tricks to mimic a Shadow Duel and by telling the duelists their mistakes or their lack of damage they've done.<ref name="ep6">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|6|ref}}</ref>
+Titan remains calm most of the time, and is confident in defeating his opponents, calling himself a "pro". He never turns his back to his opponents and make the set of his fake [[Shadow Game]]s appear to be real.<ref name="ep5"/> Titan intimidates his opponents during the Duels showing his [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|Millennium Pendant]], doing tricks to mimic a Shadow Duel and by telling the Duelists their mistakes or their lack of damage they've done.<ref name="ep6">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|6|ref}}</ref>
+The dub also states that Titan used to work as a [[wikipedia:Carny|carny]], an aspect not present in the original. There is also speculation that Titan has a family in the dub, as his last words in his first appearance before being consumed by the darkness are "Tell my kids I love them!".
-<u>'''Voice'''</u><br />
-He is voiced by [[wikipedia:Norio Wakamoto|Norio Wakamoto]] in the Japanese version and [[wikipedia:Eric Stuart|Eric Stuart]] in the dub. The dub also states that Titan used to work as a [[wikipedia:Carny|Carny]], an aspect not present in the original version.
 ==Biography==
-<u>'''History'''</u><br />
+===History===
 [[File:Episode 5 - Titan Mind Crush.png|thumb|right|Titan executing his fake [[Mind Crush]].]]
 Titan was known as the Shadow Duelist, usually being hired to defeat [[Duelist]]s using [[Shadow Game]]s, charging to his clients three months of their salary. Despite his reputation of possessing the power of a [[Millennium Item]], it is in fact a [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|fake Millennium Puzzle]], and Titan used various tricks to mimic a Shadow Game.<ref name="ep5"/>
-<u>'''Yu-Gi-Oh GX'''</u><br />
+===Yu-Gi-Oh! GX===
 Titan appeared at first defeating a Duelist in the street full of fog in a fake [[Shadow Game]] and showed a [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|fake Millennium Puzzle]] to his opponent and uses a fake [[Mind Crush]] against him. After he falls unconscious Titan takes all his rare cards. He is then contacted by [[Vellian Crowler|Crowler]] to take down [[Jaden Yuki]]. Crowler and Titan met at the pier of [[Duel Academy]] where Titan agreed to defeat Jaden in exchange for three months of Crowler's salary.<ref name="ep5"/>
-Titan set himself up at the [[Abandoned Dorm]] and kidnapped [[Alexis Rhodes]] when she went near the dorm to honor her missing [[Atticus Rhodes|brother]]. He threw her into a coffin and left her "[[Etoile Cyber]]" card on the ground as bait. When Jaden arrived, he rushed to save her and Dueled Titan. Titan created fog and used his Millennium Pendant to make parts of Jaden's body disappear whenever he took damage. Jaden didn't believe it to be a real Shadow Game as a Millennium Item would be needed to invoke one, so Titan showed his Millennium Pendant.<ref name="ep5"/> Jaden later discovered that the Shadow Game was fake and [[destroy]]ed "[[Pandemonium]]", getting rid of the fog in the process. He then threw a card to the fake Millennium Puzzle, destroying it. Jaden then asked him how many [[Millennium Item]]s are in total, which Titan answers "seven" but he made a mistake by saying "seven Millennium Puzzles" instead of Items. After being discovered Titan tries to escape but a real Shadow Duel is invoked.<ref name="ep6"/>
+Titan set himself up at the [[Abandoned Dorm]] and kidnapped [[Alexis Rhodes]] when she went near the dorm to honor her missing [[Atticus Rhodes|brother]]. He threw her into a coffin and left her "[[Etoile Cyber (anime)|Etoile Cyber]]" card on the ground as bait. When Jaden arrived, he rushed to save her and Dueled Titan. Titan created fog and used his Millennium Pendant to make parts of Jaden's body disappear whenever he took damage. Jaden didn't believe it to be a real Shadow Game as a Millennium Item would be needed to invoke one, so Titan showed his Millennium Pendant.<ref name="ep5"/> Jaden later discovered that the Shadow Game was fake and [[destroy]]ed "[[Pandemonium]]", getting rid of the fog in the process. He then threw a card at the fake Millennium Puzzle, destroying it. Jaden then asked him how many [[Millennium Item]]s are in total, which Titan answers "seven" but makes a mistake by saying "seven Millennium *Puzzles*" instead of "*Items*". In the dub, Titan called his Millennium Item the Millennium Pendant, when it was actually the Millennium Puzzle (Note that the Millennium Pendant is the actual name, but after Atem sealed his soul inside it and shattered it, the need to reassemble the pieces made it be called the Millennium Puzzle). After being discovered Titan tries to escape but a real Shadow Duel is invoked.<ref name="ep6"/>
 [[File:Episodes 5-6 - false vs real Shadow Game.jpg|thumb|left|Comparison between a false and a real Shadow Game.]]
@@ Line 69: / Line 67: @@
 ==Non-canon appearances==
-In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]'', Titan appears in the game's third part, and partners with [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]]. After completing the game, he can be found during part one at the harbor, but only after 11:00 PM. Upon acquiring his [[Deck Recipe]], Titan also gifts the player with three copies each of  "[[Archfiend Matador]]" and "[[Ritual of the Matador]]".
+In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]'', Titan appears in the game's third part, and partners with [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]]. He also appears during Part 1 (after you beat the Story Mode at least once) at the Harbor after 11:00 PM. He can become your partner if you ask him and beat him in a duel. Upon acquiring his [[Deck Recipe]] after beating him in duel 10 times, Titan also gifts the player with three copies each of  "[[Archfiend Matador]]" and "[[Ritual of the Matador]]".
+In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force 2]]'', Titan appears in [[Alexis Rhodes (Tag Force)|Alexis Rhodes]]' storyline. The opponents that Alexis and the player defeat in storyline events begin to vanish after Dueling them. At the end, Jinzo is confronted at the [[Abandoned Dorm]]. He teams with [[Jinzo_(character)|Jinzo]], as the two were attempting to gather enough souls to suit both their purposes. The students are released upon their defeat. Titan will then randomly appear on the field in your next Story Mode playthroughs and can be selected as a partner (if you beat him in Duel at least 10 times)
 ==Decks==
+{{main|Titan's Decks}}
-===Anime===
+Titan plays an '''"[[Archfiend]]" Deck'''.
-{| style="float:right; margin-bottom:5px;" border="1" width="50%"
-! colspan="3" style="background: #00FF00; text-align: center;" | Record
+==Duels==
+{| class="wikitable card-list"
 |-
-! Opponent(s)
+! scope="col" | Opponent(s)
-! Episode(s)
+! scope="col" | Episode(s)
-! Outcome
+! scope="col" | Outcome
 |-
 | Unknown Duelist || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 005|5]]|| Win
@@ Line 86: / Line 88: @@
 | [[Alexis Rhodes]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 041|41]] || Lose
 |}
-Titan plays an '''"[[Archfiend]]" Deck''', consisting of [[monster]]s that rely on him [[pay]]ing [[Life Points]] to sustain them. His tactics appear to be based around overpowering his opponent with high-[[ATK]] [[Monster Card]]s whilst protecting them via their own [[effect]]s and "[[Dark Arena]]". Additionally, he maintains a resourceful tactic via the effect of "[[Pandemonium]]". His top strategy appears to be a cycle between the effects of "[[Terrorking Archfiend]]", "[[Desrook Archfiend]]" and "Pandemonium".
-{{Decklist|Anime Deck
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Summoned Skull]]<ref group=Notes name=ritual>This card is [[Tribute]]d via the [[effect]] of "[[Ritual of the Matador]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 041|episode 41]].</ref>
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Banderillero Fiend]]
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x3<ref group=Notes name=desrook>Two copies are [[discard]]ed via its own effect in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 006|episode 6]].</ref>
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]]
-* [[Picador Fiend]]
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]]
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]]
-|ritual monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Matador]]
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]<ref group=Notes name=double>This card is discarded to [[activate]] "[[Double Spell]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 006|episode 6]].</ref>
-* [[Dark Arena]]
-* [[Double Spell]]
-* [[Pandemonium]]
-* [[Ritual of the Matador]]
-|traps =
-* [[Battle-Scarred]]
-* [[Des Counterblow]]<ref group=Notes name=fd>This card is [[Set]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 041|episode 41]], but is [[destroy]]ed before activation by [[Alexis Rhodes|Alexis]]' "[[Allegro Toile]]".</ref>
-}}
-===Video games===
-====Tag Force====
-In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Tag Force]]'', Titan uses three Decks, all of which contain his "[[Archfiend]]s". The first is used when he is in encountered during part one.
-{{Decklist|Dark Duelist
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x2
-* [[Summoned Skull]] x2
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Darkbishop Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]]
-* [[Shadowknight Archfiend]]
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Vilepawn Archfiend]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Makiu, the Magical Mist]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x3
-* [[Pot of Greed]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[The Puppet Magic of Dark Ruler]] x2
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Hidden Soldiers]] x2
-* [[Soul Demolition]] x2
-}}
-<br />
-Titan uses this Deck while partnered with the player during part two.
-{{Decklist|Dark Pillar
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-* [[Summoned Skull]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Darkbishop Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Shadowknight Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Vilepawn Archfiend]] x2
-|spells =
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Checkmate]] x2
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x3
-* [[Pot of Greed]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[The Puppet Magic of Dark Ruler]]
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]]
-* [[Bark of Dark Ruler]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Hidden Soldiers]]
-* [[Soul Demolition]]
-}}
-<br />
-Titan's third Deck is used during his confrontation with the player during part three, and utilizes "[[Dark Arena]]"
-and "[[Archfiend Matador]]" in addition to the Chess piece fiends.
-{{Decklist|Dark Duelist of Truth
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-* [[Summoned Skull]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Shadowknight Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x3
-|ritual monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Matador]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Dark Arena]] x3
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pot of Greed]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[Ritual of the Matador]] x3
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]]
-* [[Bark of Dark Ruler]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Deck Devastation Virus]]
-* [[Final Attack Orders]] x2
-}}
-====Tag Force 2====
-{{Decklist|Shadow Duelist
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Summoned Skull]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Archfiend General]] x2
-* [[Darkbishop Archfiend]]
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]]
-* [[Shadowknight Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Vilepawn Archfiend]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Nobleman of Crossout]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x3
-* [[Premature Burial]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Snatch Steal]] (D)
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]] x3
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Call of the Haunted]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Sakuretsu Armor]] x2
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan: Next
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-* [[Beast of Talwar]] x3
-* [[Summoned Skull]] x3
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands]] x3
-* [[Mist Archfiend]] x2
-|ritual monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Matador]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Advanced Ritual Art]] x3
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Brain Control]] x2
-* [[Dark Arena]] x3
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Premature Burial]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Recurring Nightmare]] x2
-* [[Ritual of the Matador]] x2
-* [[Snatch Steal]] (D)
-|traps =
-* [[Birthright]] x2
-* [[Call of the Haunted]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Sakuretsu Armor]] x2
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan: Final
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Chaos Necromancer]]
-* [[Dark Magician of Chaos]]
-* [[Gigantes]] x3
-* [[Gorz the Emissary of Darkness]]
-* [[Jinzo]]
-* [[Megarock Dragon]] x3
-* [[Neo-Spacian Grand Mole]]
-* [[Puppet King]]
-* [[Super Conductor Tyranno]]
-* [[The Rock Spirit]] x3
-* [[Treeborn Frog]]
-* [[Tyrant Dragon]]
-* [[Ultimate Tyranno]]
-|spells =
-* [[Brain Control]] x2
-* [[Card Destruction]]
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Gate]] x3 ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Painful Choice]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[Reasoning]] x3 (D)
-* [[Scapegoat]]
-* [[Snatch Steal]] (D)
-* [[Soul Exchange]] x2
-|traps =
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Dimension Wall]] x2
-* [[Magic Cylinder]]
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-}}
-====Tag Force 3====
-{{Decklist|Titan 01
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Marmot of Nefariousness]]
-* [[Archfiend Mirror]]
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x2
-* [[Beast of Talwar]] x2
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands]] x2
-* [[Mist Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Senju of the Thousand Hands]] x2
-* [[Sonic Bird]] x2
-|ritual monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Matador]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Advanced Ritual Art]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Brain Control]]
-* [[Dark Arena]] x3
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Gold Sarcophagus]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Reborn]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[My Body as a Shield]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[Recurring Nightmare]]
-* [[Ritual of the Matador]] x2
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]]
-* [[Mirror Force]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Sakuretsu Armor]]
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-* [[Widespread Ruin]]
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan 02
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-* [[Summoned Skull]] x2
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Mad Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Manju of the Ten Thousand Hands]] x3
-* [[Mist Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Senju of the Thousand Hands]]
-* [[Sonic Bird]]
-|ritual monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Matador]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Advanced Ritual Art]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Brain Control]]
-* [[Dark Arena]] x3
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Gold Sarcophagus]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Reborn]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[My Body as a Shield]] x2
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[Recurring Nightmare]] x2
-* [[Ritual of the Matador]] x2
-|traps =
-* [[Mirror Force]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Sakuretsu Armor]] x2
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan 03
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Archfiend General]] x2
-* [[Archfiend of Gilfer]]
-* [[Darkbishop Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Lesser Fiend]]
-* [[Shadowknight Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]]
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Vilepawn Archfiend]] x2
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]] x2
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Checkmate]] x2
-* [[Falling Down]] x2
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Reborn]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x2
-* [[Premature Burial]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Dust Tornado]] x2
-* [[Mirror Force]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan 04
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Archfiend General]] x3
-* [[Desrook Archfiend]] x3
-* [[Imprisoned Queen Archfiend]]
-* [[Infernalqueen Archfiend]] x2
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Summon Priest]] x2
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Falling Down]] x3
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Reborn]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x3
-* [[Premature Burial]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]]
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Dust Tornado]] x2
-* [[Mirror Force]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-* [[Widespread Ruin]] x2
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Titan 05
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Archfiend Soldier]] x3
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Caius the Shadow Monarch]] x3
-* [[Gaap the Divine Soldier]] x2
-* [[Krebons]] x2
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x2
-* [[Soldier of Mist Valley]] x2
-* [[Summon Priest]] x3
-* [[Terrorking Archfiend]] x2
-|synchro monsters =
-* [[Thought Ruler Archfiend]] x3
-|spells =
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x3
-* [[Brain Control]] x2
-* [[Change of Heart]]
-* [[Falling Down]] x3
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Monster Reborn]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Mystic Plasma Zone]] x2
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Premature Burial]]
-* [[Snatch Steal]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-|traps =
-* [[Dark Illusion]] x2
-* [[Dimensional Prison]] x2
-* [[Mirror Force]] ([[Destiny Draw (rule)|D]])
-* [[Torrential Tribute]]
-}}
-====Spirit Caller====
-{{Decklist|Underworld Bark
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Gil Garth]] x2
-* [[La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the Lamp]] x2
-* [[Summoned Skull]] x2
-|effect monsters =
-* [[D.D. Assailant]]
-* [[Exiled Force]]
-* [[Mask of Darkness]]
-* [[Newdoria]] x2
-* [[Night Assailant]]
-* [[Sangan]]
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x3
-* [[Slate Warrior]] x2
-* [[Spirit Reaper]]
-* [[Wall of Illusion]] x2
-|spells =
-* [[Archfiend's Oath]]
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x3
-* [[Brain Control]]
-* [[Emergency Provisions]]
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Lightning Vortex]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x3
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]] x2
-* [[Bottomless Trap Hole]]
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Dice Re-Roll]]
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Underworld Bark 2
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Gil Garth]] x2
-* [[La Jinn the Mystical Genie of the Lamp]] x2
-* [[Summoned Skull]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Asura Priest]]
-* [[Breaker the Magical Warrior]]
-* [[Copycat]]
-* [[D.D. Assailant]]
-* [[Exiled Force]]
-* [[Magician of Faith]]
-* [[Night Assailant]]
-* [[Sangan]]
-* [[Skull Archfiend of Lightning]] x3
-* [[Slate Warrior]] x2
-* [[Spirit Reaper]]
-* [[Wall of Illusion]]
-|spells =
-* [[Axe of Despair]] x2
-* [[Brain Control]]
-* [[Dark Core]]
-* [[Giant Trunade]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Lightning Vortex]]
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Nightmare's Steelcage]]
-* [[Nobleman of Extermination]]
-* [[Pandemonium]] x2
-* [[Smashing Ground]]
-|traps =
-* [[Archfiend's Roar]] x2
-* [[Battle-Scarred]]
-* [[Black Horn of Heaven]]
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Ring of Destruction]]
-* [[Xing Zhen Hu]]
-}}
-<br />
-{{Decklist|Birth of the Annihilator
-|normal monsters =
-* [[Left Arm of the Forbidden One]]
-* [[Left Leg of the Forbidden One]]
-* [[Right Arm of the Forbidden One]]
-* [[Right Leg of the Forbidden One]]
-|effect monsters =
-* [[Exiled Force]] x2
-* [[Exodia Necross]] x3
-* [[Exodia the Forbidden One]]
-* [[Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer]] x3
-* [[Magician of Faith]]
-* [[Marshmallon]]
-* [[Morphing Jar 2|Morphing Jar #2]]
-* [[Sangan]]
-* [[Spirit Reaper]]
-* [[Treeborn Frog]]
-|spells =
-* [[Contract with Exodia]] x3
-* [[Foolish Burial]] x3
-* [[Graceful Charity]]
-* [[Heavy Storm]]
-* [[Lightning Vortex]] x2
-* [[Mystical Space Typhoon]]
-* [[Scapegoat]]
-* [[Gold Sarcophagus|Sealed Gold Coffer]] x2
-* [[Shrink]]
-|traps =
-* [[Call of the Haunted]]
-* [[Mirror Force]]
-* [[Ring of Destruction]]
-* [[Sixth Sense]]
-* [[Wall of Revealing Light]] x2
-}}
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