| Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL - Rank 031 | |
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| Kanji |
仲間を救え！！ |
| Rōmaji |
Nakama wo Tsukue |
| Japanese translation |
Save Your Friends!! |
| English |
Save Your Friends!! |
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31 |
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| Chapter listing | Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL chapter listing |
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"Save Your Friends!!" is the thirty-first chapter of the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL manga.
This chapter was first printed in Japanese in the 8/2013 issue of V Jump, released on June 21, 2013, and in English in the 6/24/2013 issue of Weekly Shonen Jump.
Summary
Risking his life in order to save Kaito and Shark, Yuma takes Shadow on in a Duel.
Featured Duels
A Duel starts between Yuma and Shadow, while Kaito and Shark's Duel continues at the same time as Yuma and Shadow's Duel. Shadow makes an offer for Yuma to give up his Life Points in exchange for Kaito's and Shark's Life Points. Yuma decides to give up 2002 Life Points, for Kaito and Shark to gain 1001 Life Points each (Yuma 4000 → 1998, Shark 500 → 1501, Kaito 500 → 1501).
Yuma Tsukumo vs. Shadow
Turn 1: Shadow
Shadow Normal Summons "Splitting Planarian" (1000/800) in Attack Position. He activates its effect, banishing it to Special Summon two "Shadow Planarians" (500/400) from his Deck. He then overlays his two Level 3 "Shadow Planarians" to Xyz Summon "Number 48: Shadow Lich" (1800/???) in Attack Position. He Sets a card.
Turn 2: Yuma
Yuma Special Summons "Swift Hippo Dynatherium" (1600/???) from his hand. When "Swift Hippo Dynatherium" is Special Summoned from the hand, Shadow can Special Summon a monster from his Graveyard of the same Level as "Swift Hippo Dynatherium" to his side of the field, but he has no Level 4 monsters in his Graveyard. Yuma then Normal Summons "Gagaga Magician" (1500/1000) and overlays his two Level 4 monsters to Xyz Summon "Number 39: Utopia" (2500/2000) in Attack Position. Yuma attacks "Shadow Lich" with "Utopia", but Shadow activates its effect. When "Shadow Lich" is attacked, destroyed, or removed from the field by the card effect of a card the opponent controls, it can Special Summon as many "Phantom Tokens" as possible instead, while becoming an "Phantom Token" itself. Shadow Special Summons four "Phantom Tokens" (500/???) in Attack Position. He takes no battle damage from battles involving "Phantom Tokens". A replay occurs, and Yuma attacks and destroys the middle "Phantom Token" with "Utopia", which is not the real "Shadow Lich". As a "Phantom Token" is destroyed, its effect activates, dealing damage equal to its ATK to the opponent (Yuma 1998 → 1498). Yuma Sets a card.
Turn 3: Shadow
Shadow activates the other effect of "Shadow Lich", Tributing his three "Phantom Tokens" to increase its ATK by the combined ATK of all the "Phantom Tokens" until the end of the turn ("Shadow Lich" 1800 → 3300). Shadow attacks "Utopia" with "Shadow Lich", at which point Yuma activates the effect of "Utopia" to negate the attack. Shadow activates his face-down "Xyz Stun", negating the effect of "Utopia". Yuma activates his face-down "Half Unbreak", preventing "Utopia" from being destroyed by battle and halving any battle damage from this battle. The attack continues (Yuma 1498 → 1098).
Duel continues in the next Rank.
Ryoga "Shark" Kamishiro vs. Kaito Tenjo
Duel continues from the previous Rank.
Turn 7: Kaito
Kaito's "Number 13: Cain's Doom" (500/500) attacks Shark's "Number 31: Abel's Doom" (500/500), but both monsters are not destroyed by battle. Their effects activate, dealing damage equal to their ATK to the other player (Shark 1501 → 1001, Kaito 1501 → 1001).
Turn 8: Shark
Shark's "Abel's Doom" attacks Kaito's "Cain's Doom". Both monsters are not destroyed, and both players take 500 damage. (Shark 1001 → 501, Kaito 1001 → 501).
Turn 9: Kaito
Kaito's "Cain's Doom" attacks Shark's "Abel's Doom". Both monsters are not destroyed, and both players take 500 damage. (Shark 501 → 1, Kaito 501 → 1).
Duel continues in the next Rank.
Featured cards
The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italics debuted here.
