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+ | | image caption = Titan with his dice simulator. |
| english = The Shadow Duelist, Part 1 |
| english = The Shadow Duelist, Part 1 |
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| kanji = 闇のデーモンデッキ |
| kanji = 闇のデーモンデッキ |
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+ | | ruby japanese = {{Ruby|闇|やみ}}のデーモンデッキ |
| romaji = Yami no Dēmon Dekki |
| romaji = Yami no Dēmon Dekki |
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+ | | japanese translated = Demon Deck of Darkness |
| episode number = 5 |
| episode number = 5 |
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| japanese air date = November 3, 2004 |
| japanese air date = November 3, 2004 |
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| english opening = [[Get Your Game On! (song)|Get Your Game On!]] |
| english opening = [[Get Your Game On! (song)|Get Your Game On!]] |
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| featured card = |
| featured card = |
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− | | screenwriter = Shin Yoshida |
+ | | screenwriter = [[Shin Yoshida]] |
− | | director = Kyoung Soo Lee |
+ | | director = [[Kyoung Soo Lee]] |
− | | storyboard artist = Hatsuki Tsuji |
+ | | storyboard artist = [[Hatsuki Tsuji]] |
− | | animation director = Chi Man Park |
+ | | animation director = [[Chi Man Park]] |
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+ | '''"The Shadow Duelist, Part 1"''', known as '''"Demon Deck of Darkness"''' in the Japanese version, is the fifth episode of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh GX]]'' anime. It first aired in Japan on November 3, 2004 and in the United States on October 17, 2005. |
− | {{Episode summary|[[Jaden Yuki]] |
+ | {{Episode summary|[[Jaden Yuki]] faces off against [[Titan]], a Duelist hired by [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]] to scare Jaden away from [[Duel Academy]], and one claiming to be able to initiate [[Shadow Game]]s.}} |
==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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+ | {{incomplete}} |
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+ | As the episode begins, [[Alexis Rhodes]] stands in front of an old building at night where she places a rose near the front of a statue and says, "Be at peace, wherever you are." |
− | [[Jaden Yuki]], [[Syrus Truesdale]] and [[Chumley Huffington]] are in their dorm, telling ghost stories using their cards. They would draw a card, the higher the [[ |
+ | [[Jaden Yuki]], [[Syrus Truesdale]] and [[Chumley Huffington]] are in their dorm, telling ghost stories using their cards. They would draw a card and, the higher the [[Level]], the scarier the story must be. After drawing the Level 4 "[[Earthbound Spirit (anime)|Earthbound Spirit]]", Syrus tells a story about a swamp monster that lured a boy into its grasps with a "[[Dark Magician (anime)|Dark Magician]]" card. Jaden draws the Level 1 "[[Sinister Serpent (anime)|Sinister Serpent]]", and instead of an scary story, he tells them about a memory he had. When he was a kid, he used to hear strange voices coming from his closet. However, nothing was ever there, but his cards. Jaden however tells them that whatever the strange thing was, he had recently been hearing the voices again, referring to [[Winged Kuriboh (character)|Winged Kuriboh]]. [[Lyman Banner|Professor Banner]] comes to join in and ends up drawing the Level 12 "[[Five-Headed Dragon (later anime)|Five-Headed Dragon]]". For his ghost story, he tells them about an [[Abandoned Dorm]] on the edge of the island that had been shut down when many students went disappearing there. Banner tells them that the kids who disappeared were involved in [[Shadow Game]]s, duels played using the [[Millennium Items]]. Syrus mentions that he had heard of the dorm before, so Jaden decides they should go the following night and check it out. [[Vellian Crowler|Dr. Crowler]] overhears them outside and decides to use it to his advantage in getting rid of Jaden. |
− | Meanwhile, in the city, a mysterious Duelist had beaten |
+ | Meanwhile, in the city, a mysterious Duelist had beaten another Duelist in a Duel and claims to have taken his soul using a [[Millennium Pendant (Titan's item)|pendant]] resembling the [[Millennium Puzzle]]. After the other Duelist collapses, he receives a call on his cell phone, someone asking him to come to [[Duel Academy]] and he agrees to do so. The following day, Crowler watches Jaden fall asleep in class again and thinks to himself about how this class would be his last. That night, Crowler meets up with the mysterious Duelist by the lighthouse. He reveals himself as [[Titan]], the Shadow Duelist. Crowler hires him to scare Jaden, so that the latter will exit Duel Academy and cease irking Crowler. In the English version, Titan states he'll send Jaden to the [[Shadow Realm]], while in the Japanese version, he informs Crowler that he charges three months pay, regardless of the job. |
− | Meanwhile, Jaden, Syrus and Chumley |
+ | Meanwhile, Jaden, Syrus and Chumley walk to the abandoned dorm and come across the rose that Alexis had left behind. Syrus and Chumley are frightened by a snapping twig, which turns out to be Alexis. After asking why she is there, Alexis tells them that she should ask them the same thing. After Jaden questions why Alexis is there, she snaps at him and tells them that they'll be expelled if they're caught. Alexis reveals that the rumors about the disappearing students are true because one of those students that had disappeared was her [[Atticus Rhodes|brother]]. Jaden however still wants to see the dorm, so the three head inside. After they leave, Alexis is confronted and kidnapped by Titan. As the three search the dorm, they find most of the walls covered in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics of the Millennium Items, as well as a picture of a student whom Jaden did not recognize. Meanwhile, Alexis wakes up and finds herself tied up in a coffin. Titan tells her that she was being used as bait for his trap. As she screams, the boys hear her and run through the dorm to find her. They later come across her "[[Etoile Cyber (anime)|Etoile Cyber]]" card on the ground and find her located in a cave connected to the dorm. |
− | Titan |
+ | Titan reveals himself to the three, and tells Jaden that the only way to free her is to beat him in a Shadow Duel. Jaden argues that Shadow Games don't exist, but Titan tells him that that is what the others whom he had defeated believed as well. Jaden believes Titan must be behind the disappearances of the students and is willing to duel him to get Alexis back. Titan warns him, however, that in a Shadow Duel, the loser loses his soul. |
+ | Into the duel, Titan uses the pendant around his neck to create a black fog that slowly surrounds the room. Jaden suddenly begins to notices that parts of his body are mysteriously disappearing each time he loses lifepoints and Syrus and Chumley too begin feeling weak. Titan tells them that this is all due to the power of his Millennium Item. |
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− | ==Featured Duel== |
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− | ===Titan's turn=== |
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− | * [[Normal Summon|Summons]] "[[Infernalqueen Archfiend]]" (900/1500) in [[Attack Position]], with her own [[effect]] increasing her [[ATK]] by 1000. |
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− | * [[Activate]]s [[Field Spell Card]] "[[Pandemonium]]", which decreases the [[cost]] that Titan would have to pay for his "[[Archfiends|Archfiend]]" monsters to zero. |
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− | == |
+ | ==Featured Duel: Jaden Yuki vs. Titan== |
+ | {{ambox|text=This Duel uses [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime gameplay|''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'' anime gameplay]]. Rules and [[card effect]]s may differ from that of the ''[[TCG]]''/''[[OCG]]''. See the individual card articles for more information.}} |
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− | * Summons "[[Elemental HERO Avian]]" (1000/1000) in Attack Position. |
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− | * [[Set]]s two cards. |
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+ | <u>'''Turn 1: Titan'''</u><br /> |
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− | ===Titan's turn=== |
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+ | [[Titan]] [[Draw a card|draws]]. He then [[Normal Summon]]s "[[Infernalqueen Archfiend (anime)|Infernalqueen Archfiend]]" (900/1500) in [[Attack Position]]. Due to the [[Card effect|effect]] of "Infernalqueen Archfiend", the [[ATK]] of all "[[Archfiend]]" [[Monster Card|monsters]] wil be increased by 1000 as long as "Infernalqueen Archfiend" is [[face-up]] ("Infernalqueen Archfiend": 900 → 1900 ATK). Titan then [[activate]]s "[[Pandemonium (anime)|Pandemonium]]". Now neither player has to [[pay]] [[LP]] for the [[Maintenance Cost]] of an "Archfiend" monster during the [[Standby Phase]]. When an "Archfiend" monster is [[destroy]]ed by a card effect and sent to the Graveyard, that player can [[add a card|add]] one "Archfiend" monster with a lower [[Level]] than the destroyed monster from his [[Main Deck|Deck]] to his [[hand]]. |
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− | * Summons "[[Terrorking Archfiend]]" (2000/1500) in Attack Position. |
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− | * Activates the effect of "Infernalqueen", decreasing her ATK by 1000 to increase the ATK of "Terrorking" by 1000. |
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+ | <u>'''Turn 2: Jaden'''</u><br /> |
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− | * [[Attack]]s "Avian" with "Terrorking", but Jaden activates his [[face-down]] "[[Mirror Gate]]", which would switch the sides of the battling monsters before the attack takes place, but Titan activates "Terrorking's" effect, rolling a six-sided die. It's a two, so the effect of "Mirror Gate" is [[negate]]d (Jaden 2000).<ref group=Notes name=terror>In the TCG/OCG, "[[Terrorking Archfiend]]" would not be able to [[negate]] "[[Mirror Gate]]" since it does not [[target]] [[Monster Card|monsters]].</ref> |
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+ | [[Jaden Yuki|Jaden]] draws "[[Hero Signal (anime)|Hero Signal]]". Jaden's hand contains "[[Elemental Hero Avian (anime)|Elemental HERO Avian]]", two copies of "[[Mirror Force (later anime)|Mirror Force]]", (one of these copies was replaced by "[[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]]" in the Dub) "[[Emergency Provisions (anime)|Emergency Provisions]]", and "[[Mirror Gate (anime)|Mirror Gate]]". He then Normal Summons "Avian" (1000/1000) in Attack Position and [[Set]]s two cards. |
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− | * Jaden activates "[[Hero Signal]]", [[Special Summon]]ing "[[Elemental HERO Clayman]]" (800/2000) in [[Defense Position]] from his [[Main Deck|Deck]]. |
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+ | <u>'''Turn 3: Titan'''</u><br /> |
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+ | Titan draws. He then Normal Summons "[[Terrorking Archfiend (anime)|Terrorking Archfiend]]" (2000 → 3000/1500) in Attack Position since he [[control]]s an "Archfiend" monster. "Terrorking Archfiend" then [[attack]]s "Avian", but Jaden activates his [[face-down]] "Mirror Gate" to switch [[control]] of both battling monsters before damage is calculated. However, Titan activates the effect of "Terrorking Archfiend" to roll a [[die]]. If the result is a two or five, Jaden's "Mirror Gate" will be [[negate]]d and [[destroy]]ed. Titan gets a two, so "Mirror Gate" is negated and destroyed. "Terrorking Archfiend" then destroys "Avian" (Jaden: 4000 → 2000 LP). Jaden then activates his face-down "Hero Signal" to [[Special Summon]] "[[Elemental Hero Clayman (anime)|Elemental HERO Clayman]]" (800/2000) in [[Defense Position]]. |
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+ | <u>'''Turn 4: Jaden'''</u><br /> |
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+ | Jaden draws "[[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]]" and subsequently activates it to draw two cards. He then activates "[[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]]" to [[Fusion Material|fuse]] "Clayman" and "[[Elemental Hero Sparkman (anime)|Elemental HERO Sparkman]]" to [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Elemental Hero Thunder Giant (anime)|Elemental HERO Thunder Giant]]" (2400/1500) in Attack Position. Since "Thunder Giant" was Fusion Summoned, Jaden activates its effect to destroy "Terrorking Archfiend", but Titan activates the effect of "Terrorking Archfiend" to roll a die. Titan gets a five, so the effect of "Thunder Giant" is negated and "Thunder Giant" is destroyed. |
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− | ===Jaden's turn=== |
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− | * Activates "[[Pot of Greed]]", [[Draw a card|drawing]] two cards. |
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− | * Activates "[[Polymerization]]", fusing "Clayman" with the "[[Elemental HERO Sparkman]]" in his [[hand]] to [[Fusion Summon]] "[[Elemental HERO Thunder Giant]]" (2400/1500) in Attack Position. |
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− | * Activates the effect of "Thunder Giant" to destroy "Terrorking", but the latter's effect activates, rolling a six-sided die. It's a five, so the effect of "Thunder Giant" effect is negated and he is destroyed.<ref group=Notes name=thunder>In the TCG/OCG, one must [[discard]] a card to [[activate]] the [[effect]] of "[[Elemental HERO Thunder Giant]]".</ref> |
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''Duel continues in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 006|the next episode]]''. |
''Duel continues in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Episode 006|the next episode]]''. |
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+ | == Trivia == |
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+ | * According to Syrus (in the dub), Chumley failed math, which he states following the activation of Terrorking Archfiend's special ability when Chumley states that the odds are way in Jaden's favor, Chumley denies failing math, stating that he got a 54. Regardless of whether or not he passed math, his calculations in this situation were correct, as Titan has to get a 2 or 5, otherwise Jaden wins should the result being anything else; thus meaning that Jaden has 4/6 chance while Titan has a 2/6 chance. |
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+ | ==Errors== |
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+ | * In the Japanese version, Jaden is shown to have a second "Mirror Force" in his hand. However in the next episode, the second "Mirror Force" is not in his hand anymore and it's replaced with "[[Mirage of Nightmare (anime)|Mirage of Nightmare]]". |
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==Featured cards== |
==Featured cards== |
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The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here. |
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here. |
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{{Decklist|Jaden Yuki |
{{Decklist|Jaden Yuki |
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− | |monsters = |
+ | |normal monsters = |
+ | * [[Elemental Hero Avian (anime)|Elemental HERO Avian]] |
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− | <u>Normal Monsters</u> |
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− | * [[Elemental HERO |
+ | * [[Elemental Hero Clayman (anime)|Elemental HERO Clayman]] |
− | * [[Elemental HERO |
+ | * [[Elemental Hero Sparkman (anime)|Elemental HERO Sparkman]] |
+ | |fusion monsters = |
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− | * [[Elemental HERO Sparkman]] |
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− | <u>Effect Monsters</u> |
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− | <u>Fusion Monsters</u> |
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|spells = |
|spells = |
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− | * [[Emergency Provisions |
+ | * [[Emergency Provisions (anime)|Emergency Provisions]] |
− | * [[Pot of Greed]] |
+ | * [[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]] |
− | * [[Polymerization]] |
+ | * [[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]] |
|traps = |
|traps = |
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− | * [[Hero Signal]] |
+ | * [[Hero Signal (anime)|Hero Signal]] |
− | * [[Mirror Force |
+ | * [[Mirror Force (later anime)|Mirror Force]] x2 |
− | * [[Mirror Gate]] |
+ | * [[Mirror Gate (anime)|Mirror Gate]] |
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}} |
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− | <br /> |
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{{Decklist|Titan |
{{Decklist|Titan |
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− | |monsters = |
+ | |effect monsters = |
+ | * ''[[Infernalqueen Archfiend (anime)|Infernalqueen Archfiend]]'' |
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− | <u>Effect Monsters</u> |
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− | * |
+ | * [[Terrorking Archfiend (anime)|Terrorking Archfiend]] |
− | * ''[[Terrorking Archfiend]]'' |
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|spells = |
|spells = |
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− | * ''[[Pandemonium]]'' |
+ | * ''[[Pandemonium (anime)|Pandemonium]]'' |
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}} |
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− | <br /> |
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{{Decklist|Other |
{{Decklist|Other |
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− | |monsters = |
+ | |normal monsters = |
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− | <u>Normal Monsters</u> |
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+ | |effect monsters = |
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− | <u>Effect Monsters</u> |
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+ | * [[Obnoxious Celtic Guardian (anime)|Obnoxious Celtic Guardian]] |
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+ | * [[Shadow Ghoul (anime)|Shadow Ghoul]] |
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− | * [[Obnoxious Celtic Guard]] |
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− | * [[Shadow Ghoul]] (next to "Earthbound Spirit" on the table) |
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+ | |fusion monsters = |
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− | <u>Fusion Monsters</u> |
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+ | {{Decklist|Flashback |
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− | ==Notes== |
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+ | |effect monsters = |
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− | <references group=Notes/> |
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+ | }} |
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{{Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episodes/season 1}} |
{{Yu-Gi-Oh! GX episodes/season 1}} |
Latest revision as of 20:42, 31 May 2023
"The Shadow Duelist, Part 1", known as "Demon Deck of Darkness" in the Japanese version, is the fifth episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh GX anime. It first aired in Japan on November 3, 2004 and in the United States on October 17, 2005.
Jaden Yuki faces off against Titan, a Duelist hired by Dr. Crowler to scare Jaden away from Duel Academy, and one claiming to be able to initiate Shadow Games.
Summary
This summary is currently incomplete. |
As the episode begins, Alexis Rhodes stands in front of an old building at night where she places a rose near the front of a statue and says, "Be at peace, wherever you are."
Jaden Yuki, Syrus Truesdale and Chumley Huffington are in their dorm, telling ghost stories using their cards. They would draw a card and, the higher the Level, the scarier the story must be. After drawing the Level 4 "Earthbound Spirit", Syrus tells a story about a swamp monster that lured a boy into its grasps with a "Dark Magician" card. Jaden draws the Level 1 "Sinister Serpent", and instead of an scary story, he tells them about a memory he had. When he was a kid, he used to hear strange voices coming from his closet. However, nothing was ever there, but his cards. Jaden however tells them that whatever the strange thing was, he had recently been hearing the voices again, referring to Winged Kuriboh. Professor Banner comes to join in and ends up drawing the Level 12 "Five-Headed Dragon". For his ghost story, he tells them about an Abandoned Dorm on the edge of the island that had been shut down when many students went disappearing there. Banner tells them that the kids who disappeared were involved in Shadow Games, duels played using the Millennium Items. Syrus mentions that he had heard of the dorm before, so Jaden decides they should go the following night and check it out. Dr. Crowler overhears them outside and decides to use it to his advantage in getting rid of Jaden.
Meanwhile, in the city, a mysterious Duelist had beaten another Duelist in a Duel and claims to have taken his soul using a pendant resembling the Millennium Puzzle. After the other Duelist collapses, he receives a call on his cell phone, someone asking him to come to Duel Academy and he agrees to do so. The following day, Crowler watches Jaden fall asleep in class again and thinks to himself about how this class would be his last. That night, Crowler meets up with the mysterious Duelist by the lighthouse. He reveals himself as Titan, the Shadow Duelist. Crowler hires him to scare Jaden, so that the latter will exit Duel Academy and cease irking Crowler. In the English version, Titan states he'll send Jaden to the Shadow Realm, while in the Japanese version, he informs Crowler that he charges three months pay, regardless of the job.
Meanwhile, Jaden, Syrus and Chumley walk to the abandoned dorm and come across the rose that Alexis had left behind. Syrus and Chumley are frightened by a snapping twig, which turns out to be Alexis. After asking why she is there, Alexis tells them that she should ask them the same thing. After Jaden questions why Alexis is there, she snaps at him and tells them that they'll be expelled if they're caught. Alexis reveals that the rumors about the disappearing students are true because one of those students that had disappeared was her brother. Jaden however still wants to see the dorm, so the three head inside. After they leave, Alexis is confronted and kidnapped by Titan. As the three search the dorm, they find most of the walls covered in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics of the Millennium Items, as well as a picture of a student whom Jaden did not recognize. Meanwhile, Alexis wakes up and finds herself tied up in a coffin. Titan tells her that she was being used as bait for his trap. As she screams, the boys hear her and run through the dorm to find her. They later come across her "Etoile Cyber" card on the ground and find her located in a cave connected to the dorm.
Titan reveals himself to the three, and tells Jaden that the only way to free her is to beat him in a Shadow Duel. Jaden argues that Shadow Games don't exist, but Titan tells him that that is what the others whom he had defeated believed as well. Jaden believes Titan must be behind the disappearances of the students and is willing to duel him to get Alexis back. Titan warns him, however, that in a Shadow Duel, the loser loses his soul.
Into the duel, Titan uses the pendant around his neck to create a black fog that slowly surrounds the room. Jaden suddenly begins to notices that parts of his body are mysteriously disappearing each time he loses lifepoints and Syrus and Chumley too begin feeling weak. Titan tells them that this is all due to the power of his Millennium Item.
Featured Duel: Jaden Yuki vs. Titan
This Duel uses Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime gameplay. Rules and card effects may differ from that of the TCG/OCG. See the individual card articles for more information. |
Turn 1: Titan
Titan draws. He then Normal Summons "Infernalqueen Archfiend" (900/1500) in Attack Position. Due to the effect of "Infernalqueen Archfiend", the ATK of all "Archfiend" monsters wil be increased by 1000 as long as "Infernalqueen Archfiend" is face-up ("Infernalqueen Archfiend": 900 → 1900 ATK). Titan then activates "Pandemonium". Now neither player has to pay LP for the Maintenance Cost of an "Archfiend" monster during the Standby Phase. When an "Archfiend" monster is destroyed by a card effect and sent to the Graveyard, that player can add one "Archfiend" monster with a lower Level than the destroyed monster from his Deck to his hand.
Turn 2: Jaden
Jaden draws "Hero Signal". Jaden's hand contains "Elemental HERO Avian", two copies of "Mirror Force", (one of these copies was replaced by "Polymerization" in the Dub) "Emergency Provisions", and "Mirror Gate". He then Normal Summons "Avian" (1000/1000) in Attack Position and Sets two cards.
Turn 3: Titan
Titan draws. He then Normal Summons "Terrorking Archfiend" (2000 → 3000/1500) in Attack Position since he controls an "Archfiend" monster. "Terrorking Archfiend" then attacks "Avian", but Jaden activates his face-down "Mirror Gate" to switch control of both battling monsters before damage is calculated. However, Titan activates the effect of "Terrorking Archfiend" to roll a die. If the result is a two or five, Jaden's "Mirror Gate" will be negated and destroyed. Titan gets a two, so "Mirror Gate" is negated and destroyed. "Terrorking Archfiend" then destroys "Avian" (Jaden: 4000 → 2000 LP). Jaden then activates his face-down "Hero Signal" to Special Summon "Elemental HERO Clayman" (800/2000) in Defense Position.
Turn 4: Jaden
Jaden draws "Pot of Greed" and subsequently activates it to draw two cards. He then activates "Polymerization" to fuse "Clayman" and "Elemental HERO Sparkman" to Fusion Summon "Elemental HERO Thunder Giant" (2400/1500) in Attack Position. Since "Thunder Giant" was Fusion Summoned, Jaden activates its effect to destroy "Terrorking Archfiend", but Titan activates the effect of "Terrorking Archfiend" to roll a die. Titan gets a five, so the effect of "Thunder Giant" is negated and "Thunder Giant" is destroyed.
Duel continues in the next episode.
Trivia
- According to Syrus (in the dub), Chumley failed math, which he states following the activation of Terrorking Archfiend's special ability when Chumley states that the odds are way in Jaden's favor, Chumley denies failing math, stating that he got a 54. Regardless of whether or not he passed math, his calculations in this situation were correct, as Titan has to get a 2 or 5, otherwise Jaden wins should the result being anything else; thus meaning that Jaden has 4/6 chance while Titan has a 2/6 chance.
Errors
- In the Japanese version, Jaden is shown to have a second "Mirror Force" in his hand. However in the next episode, the second "Mirror Force" is not in his hand anymore and it's replaced with "Mirage of Nightmare".
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this episode. Cards in italics debuted here.