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Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World - Duel 023

Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World - Duel 023

Kanji

天の雷vs天の闇!!

Rōmaji

Ten no Ikazuchi bāsasu Ten no Yami

Japanese translation

God of Thunder vs. God of Darkness

English

Divine Light, Divine Shadow

Number

23

Number (Japanese)

301

Number (English)

23

Chapter listing Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World chapter listing
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Divine Light, Divine Shadow, known as God of Thunder vs. God of Darkness in the Japanese version, is the 23rd chapter of Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World in the English version and the 301st chapter of Yu-Gi-Oh! in the Japanese version.

Summary[]

Using the Magus of Illusion's Magic Blast, Diabound terrorizes the city. Slifer then swoops down to take the blasts, protecting the citizens. With Slifer unable to move without jeopardizing the people below, Diabound starts to build up an energy ball for its Spiral Wave attack. However Slifer launches a Lightning Strike at the ground, propelling itself into the air, where it rapidly launches a second Lightning Strike, smashing Diabound’s energy ball.

Fearing the safety of the citizens, the Pharaoh orders Slifer to take the battle to the sky. Slifer seizes Diabound's wrist with its tail and drags Diabound into the sky. Diabound is unable to phase through walls while in the air, and Slifer’s Divine Lightning is even stronger. The Pharaoh orders Slifer to attack Diabound. The God launches a Thunder Force attack, but Bakura reveals another of Diabound’s abilities; Diabound is able to blend in with its surroundings. In this case, it becomes one with the darkness.

The invisible Diabound attacks the city, while Bakura laughs away. The Pharaoh tries to devise a plan before Diabound can continue, but the creature launches a Spiral Wave at Slifer from behind. Bakura laughs and claims that not even the Gods can defeat Diabound in the field of shadows.

Featured monsters[]

The following monsters appeared in this chapter. Monsters in italics debuted here.

Bakura, King of Thieves



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