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Chancellor Sheppard Sheppard , known in Japan as Samejima 「 鮫島 」 , is the chancellor of Duel Academy in the first year . Personality . Sheppard has all the traits of a beloved school headmaster , being both a strict disciplinarian and a child at heart . He has been known to stand up and cheer when watching a particularly exciting Duel , and covets a kiss from Ms . Dorothy enough to make it a prize for winning competitions . Biography . During the first year he recruits Jaden Yuki , Alexis Rhodes , Chazz Princeton , Zane Truesdale , Bastion Misawa , Crowler and Banner to guard the seven Spirit Gate s from the Shadow Riders . When Kagemaru arrives at Academy Island , Sheppard is the first to recognize him as the school ' s superintendent . In the second year , he left the job to Crowler . He leaves the school to invite Duelist s to the Genex Tournament and to confront Zane . Sheppard meets Zane in a monastery on top of a mountain , where Zane seemingly trained as a Duelist when he was a child . Although Sheppard loses when Zane betrays his " Cyber End Dragon " , he gives Zane a Genex Medallion and invites him to the tournament . Then he returns near the end of the second year to reclaim his job . At the start of third year he is concerned that his best Duelist Jaden is still in the lowest rank dorm , hoping that Thelonious Viper whom he has just hired would push the boy into advancement . In the original Japanese version , he wanted Viper there to help Jaden continue to grow as a Duelist . No mention of getting him to be promoted was ever mentioned . At the end of the third season , during a meeting with Crowler , he decides he will begin a search for the remaining students who disappeared in the Abandoned Dorm . In the fourth season , Jaden requests Sheppard to be allowed to leave immediately as he felt that all the major bad things at the school were because of him and he knew another threat was approaching . Sheppard was shocked at this , but he gets a phone call and asks Jaden to go to the island volcano , which Jaden reluctantly does . Later he and Ms . Dorothy would participate in the Duel Pair Tournament , but are beaten by Jaden and Alexis . Much later , he is beaten by Makoto Inotsume as part of the latter ' s plan to destroy the Cyber - Style . After Nightshroud is defeated , Sheppard gives the graduating students their diplomas during the graduation ceremony . Decks . Anime . Sheppard plays a Cyber - Ogre Deck , a Cyber Art Deck with a strategy distinct from Zane ' s . Sheppard ' s Deck takes a more indirect approach , where he can turn his opponent ' s cards against them in both a physical and a metaphorical sense . Such cards include " Cyber Shadow Gardna " ( a Trap Monster that can copy the ATK of the monster it is battling ) and " Scrap Fusion " ( which allows the user to Summon a Fusion Monster from their opponent ' s Fusion Deck ) . His most prominent cards are " Cyber Ogre " and its Fusion counterpart , " Cyber Ogre 2 , " both of which gain additional ATK when battling an opponent ' s monster .
Takahiro Hirano Takahiro Hirano is a Japanese voice actor . Among his " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duel Monsters GX " roles are Chosaku Manjoume ( Slade Princeton ) , Tatewaki , Takadera ( Torrey ) , Featherman ( Avian ) , Midorikawa , Alien of Light , Black Panther ( Dark Panther ) , Kabukid ' s interlude ( Orlando ' s interlude ) , Emerald Turtle ( Emerald Tortoise ) and Flame Wingman . He voices Blitz ( Nervin ) in " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s " .
Battle Pack 2 : War of the Giants Battle Pack 2 : War of the Giants is the second booster set in the " TCG " exclusive " Battle Pack " series . Like " " , this set is designed specifically for sealed pack play and a focus on battle . This set later received a " " ( named " Reinforcements " outside of North America ) expansion pack , adapting it for use in the Draft Format . Breakdown . The set contains 215 cards : Each pack contains 5 cards : Unlike with , each card in the pack has an equal chance of being any card in the set with the right rarity ; the cards in the set are not ordered into " slots " .
Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha Weekly Shonen Jump Alpha , officially stylized as " Weekly SHONEN JUMP αlpha " or " Weekly SHONEN JUMP Alpha " , was a digital manga anthology published weekly in North America by Viz Media . Starting January 21 , 2013 , the magazine ' s name and logo were changed to " Weekly Shonen Jump " , and it started to be released simultaneously with Japan . The magazine published the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ZEXAL " manga in one issue per month . Rank 1 was previously published in the magazine as a preview ; later , in the 9 / 7 / 2012 issue , Rank 19 was published , officially starting the series ' publication . It published the series up to Rank 25 , in the 1 / 7 / 2013 issue . The publication then continued in the " Weekly Shonen Jump " afterwards .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist - Duel 161 The Unbreakable Duelist , is the 161st chapter of Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist in the English version and the 220th chapter of Yu - Gi - Oh ! in the Japanese version . With guidance from Dark Yugi , Mai is able to fight back against Dark Marik , despite his Shadow Game , only for Dark Marik to continue to press his attack . Summary . Dark Yugi is able to soothe Mai ' s mental trauma , reminding her that the injuries are illusions . With her friends supporting her , Mai fights back , bringing out " Amazoness Chain Master . " Dark Marik Summons a torture monster , " Viser Des , " which is invincible for three turns , and crushes the head of " Amazoness Chain Master , " forcing Mai to destroy her own monster . Dark Yugi ' s attempts to stop the Shadow Game are futile , and Dark Marik takes pleasure in torturing both Dark Yugi and Mai . Mai seizes the chance to use the effect of her " Chain Master " to take " The Sun Dragon Ra , " from Dark Marik ' s Deck . Dark Marik immediately warns Mai that torturing her won ' t be enough now . Featured Duels : Mai Kujaku VS Dark Marik . Turn 3 : Mai < br > Mai draws . She Normal Summon s " Amazoness Chain Master " in Attack Position ( 1500 / 1300 ) and Set s a card . Turn 4 : Dark Marik < br > Dark Marik draws and Normal Summons " Viser Des " in Attack Position . ( 500 / ? ) He attacks " Amazoness Chain Master " with " Viser Des , " with " Viser Des ' " effect preventing it from being destroyed for three turns after it is Summoned ( and according to the rules in the manga , thus preventing Battle Damage when it battles . The ( later revealed ) effect of " Viser Des " would reduce the ATK of " Amazoness Chain Master " by 500 each turn , but Mai activates her Set " Grave Arm , " sending " Amazoness Chain Master " to the Graveyard . As it was sent to the Graveyard , the effect of " Amazoness Chain Master " allows Mai to pay 1000 Life Points ( Mai : 2600 ) to take 1 Monster Card from Dark Marik ' s Deck . She chooses " The Sun Dragon Ra . " Featured cards . The following cards appeared in this chapter . Cards in italics debuted here . Production History . This chapter was originally printed in the Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine in Japanese . Its first English release was in the Shonen Jump magazine . It has been reprinted in Japanese in volume 25 of the tankōbon . It has been reprinted in English in volume 18 of the Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist tankōbon .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! Millennium World - Duel 062 " The Ties That Bind " is the sixty - second chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Millennium World " in the English version . In the Japanese version it is the three - hundred - and - fortieth chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " . Featured Duel : Yugi vs . Dark Yugi . " Duel continues from the previous chapter . " Turn 5 : Dark Yugi Dark Yugi draws . Dark Yugi activates " Tricky Spell 4 " , paying 1000 Life Points ( Dark Yugi 4000 → 3000 ) and tributing " The Tricky " to Special Summon " Tricky Tokens " ( Spellcaster - Type / WIND / Level 5 / ATK 2000 / DEF 1200 ) equal to the number of monsters Yugi controls ( 3 ) . Dark Yugi tributes 3 " Tricky Tokens " to summon " The God of Obelisk " . " Obelisk " attacks and destroys " Stronghold the Moving Fortress " ( Yugi 3000 → 2000 ) . Dark Yugi sets " Link Title " . Turn 6 : Yugi Yugi draws . Yugi sets " Turn Jump " and " Crumbling Axe " . Yugi Normal Summons " Silent Swordsman LV0 " in Attack Position . Turn 7 : Dark Yugi Dark Yugi draws . Dark Yugi summons " Big Shield Gardna " in Defense Position . " Obelisk " attacks " Silent Swordsman " , but Yugi activates " Turn Jump " , all cards on the field are now treated as if they had been on the field for six turns ( three turns for each player ) ( Silent Swordsman gains 500 ATK for each turn it has been on the field 1000 → 2500 ) . Yugi activates " Crumbling Axe " lowering the attack of " Obelisk " by 500 for each turn it has been face - down ( Obelisk 4000 → 2500 ) . " Obelisk " and " Silent Swordsman " are destroyed in a Double KO . " Duel continues in the next chapter . " Featured cards . The following cards appeared in this chapter . Cards in italics debuted here .
Death T - 4 Death T - 4 was the fourth stage of Death - T . It consisted of a game of " Capsule Monster Chess " between Dark Yugi and Mokuba Kaiba . Manga events . Prior events . This game was created as the fourth stage of the Death - T theme park , which was designed to kill Yugi Mutou . Mokuba opted to take part due to his hatred of Yugi and Dark Yugi and desire to be respected by his brother , Kaiba . However Kaiba was against the idea , as he thought Mokuba was incapable of defeating Yugi and even bet on Yugi not dying until a later stage . When Mokuba approached Kaiba about betting against him , Kaiba reminded him of his earlier opposition to Mokuba ' s participation and the result of Mokuba and Dark Yugi ' s last game . Mokuba said that he had just hoped Kaiba might like him if he could defeat Yugi . Kaiba then yelled back at him that there is no brotherly love in the gaming world and until Mokuba realizes that he will always be a loser . After passing Death T - 3 , Yugi admitted to Jonouchi and Anzu that he thought another Yugi , Dark Yugi , existed within him . When he switched to Dark Yugi for this stage , Jonouchi and Anzu knowingly saw Dark Yugi for the first time . Setup . Like in their previous game , Mokuba used a rigged dispenser to give himself high level monsters and Dark Yugi low level ones . The battlefield was Garnaster ' s Border and the loser was to suffer the " Experience of Death " Penalty Game . Mokuba ' s monsters were : Dark Yugi ' s monsters were : Mokuba spread his pieces out a bit , while Dark Yugi grouped his together . Dark Yugi passed . Dark Yugi moves " Beeton " forward one space . Dark Yugi moved " Ninja Squid " within one square of Mokuba ' s " Zoid " M " " and got it to use its " Self - Destruct " ability , destroying both monsters . Dark Yugi moved " Beeton " onto the evolution square , evolving it up three Levels into " Hyper Beetle " . The game . " Hyper Beetle " used its " Horn Attack " ability to attack Mokuba ' s " Nama Hargen " from a distance and destroy it . " Mogley " came out of its hole With all of Mokuba ' s monsters destroyed , Dark Yugi won . Aftermath . Kaiba inflicted the artificial " Experience of Death " Penalty Game on Mokuba , despite being his brother . Dark Yugi was shocked to see this and pulled Mokuba out of the Battle Box . Mokuba was surprised that Dark Yugi saved him and Dark Yugi explained that he was only able to win because he had friends supporting him . This reminded Mokuba of Kaiba ' s earlier discouragement . He reflected on how Kaiba had changed and hoped Dark Yugi would be able to return him to his old ways when he faces him in the next stage . To pay Dark Yugi back for saving him , Mokuba rescued Honda , who had been trapped in Death T - 3 . Other appearances . In " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Destiny Board Traveler " , Death T - 4 appears in the Kaiba Land stage . Here it ' s known as Doom T - 4 . The exit from and entrance to Doom T - 3 and Doom T - 5 are visible along with the Chopman from Doom T - 3 .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist - Duel 145 The Thing in the Dark known as Hidden Person ! ! in the Japanese version , is the 145th chapter of the Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist manga and the 204 chapter of Yu - Gi - Oh ! in the Japanese version . The first round of Battle City ' s quarter - finals start . The first Duel is between Yugi Muto and Bakura Ryo who is being controlled by the evil spirit of the Millennium Ring , Dark Bakura . Featured Duel : Dark Yugi vs Dark Bakura . Turn 1 : Dark Bakura < br > Dark Bakura draws . He Normal Summon s " The Portrait ' s Secret " in Attack Position . ( 1200 / 1500 ) Turn 2 : Dark Yugi < br > Dark Yugi draws . He Normal Summons " Baphomet " in Attack Position ( 1400 / 1800 ) . " Baphomet " attacks " The Portrait ' s Secret " and destroys it . ( Bakura : 3800 ) Dark Yugi Set s a card . Turn 3 : Dark Bakura < br > Dark Bakura draws and Normal Summons " The Gross Ghost of Fled Dreams " in Attack Position . ( 1300 / 1800 ) Turn 4 : Dark Yugi < br > Dark Yugi draws , then he Normal Summons " Gamma the Magnet Warrior " in Attack Position . ( 1500 / 1800 ) " Gamma " attacks " The Gross Ghost of Fled Dreams " and destroys it . " Baphomet " attacks Dark Bakura directly . ( Bakura : 2200 ) . Turn 5 : Dark Bakura < br > Dark Bakura draws , and Normal Summons " Headless Knight " in Attack Position . ( 1450 / 1700 ) Turn 6 : Dark Yugi < br > Dark Yugi draws , then attacks " Headless Knight " with " Gamma The Magnet Warrior " and then attacks Dark Bakura directly with " Baphomet " ( Bakura : 750 ) . Turn 7 : Dark Bakura < br > Dark Bakura draws . He then removes " The Portrait ' s Secret , " " The Gross Ghost of Fled Dreams " and " Headless Knight " in his Graveyard from play to Special Summon " Dark Necrofear . " ( 2200 / 2800 ) ( Bakura states that the monsters had to be destroyed within the span of five turns , all in Attack Position ) . Featured cards . The following cards appeared in this chapter . Cards in italics debuted here . Production history . The Thing in the Dark is the 145th chapter of Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist . In the Japanese manga it is the 204th chapter of Yu - Gi - Oh ! . It was first printed in Japanese in the V Jump magazine . It was reprinted in volume 23 of the Japanese graphic novels and volume 16 of the Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist graphic novels in English . Anime adaption . This chapter was redone in the start of episode 82 of the Yu - Gi - Oh ! second series anime . a number of changed were made include :
Heart Monster " Heart Monster " is an archetype used by Mr . Heartland in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ZEXAL " manga . With the Field Spell Card " Land Power " , similar to Toon Monster s , " Heart Monsters " gain the ability of attack ing the opponent directly while preventing the opponent from attacking them . Additionally , " Heart Monsters " have unique effects which can only be activated when " Land Power " is destroyed . " Heart Monsters " all have cute appearances and hearts somewhere in their bodies . Their names are portmanteaus with the word " heart " .
Hirutani ' s torture chamber The torture chamber is a name given to an abandoned warehouse in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " manga , used by Hirutani and his gang . Jonouchi and Yugi were brought here twice over the course of the manga , each time to be punished by Hirutani . Features . The warehouse ' s most disturbing feature is the hook hanging from an overhead girder . The gang uses it to tie people ' s hands over their head . They once hung Yugi there by the neck , using the rope around his Millennium Puzzle . Manga events . After Jonouchi , who was forced back into the gang , got into a fight with another member of the gang , Hirutani order the rest of the gang to seize Jonouchi and bring him to the torture chamber . Once there , they tied his hands to the hook and attacked him with stun guns . However Jonouchi managed to kick one of the members away , knocking him unconscious . Dark Yugi arrived while Jonouchi was barely conscious . He allowed himself to be hit by a gangster , so he could secretly set up a trap ; He lured the gang into a puddle and as he stood up , he covertly put a metal bar under the unconscious member ' s arm and hung the Millennium Puzzle over his forehead . Dark Yugi then challenged the gang to a game , where the gang must find a switch to a time bomb before it goes off . The gang failed to find the true switch ; Rainwater trickled down the Millennium Puzzle and onto the unconscious member , waking him up , causing him to move his arm suspended on the metal bar , hence dropping his stun gun into the puddle and electrocuting the gang . Yugi and Jonouchi were lured into the torture chamber a second time by Nezumi . This time , Jonouchi caught a number of the gangsters ' yo - yo s on the rope from Yugi ' s Puzzle and hung them from the hook by their fingers . Dark Yugi caused the remaining gangsters to fall through a rooftop , while Jonouchi fought Hirutani . Anime events . Its appearance in the anime was a mixture of its two manga appearances .
Acceleration Pack ( WC09 - BP ) Cards Per Pack : 5 Price Per Pack : 150 DP Number of Cards : 95 How to Unlock : Beat Bass in a Turbo Duel Secret Rare . None Ultra Rare . Speed Spell - Harpie ' s Feather Duster Speed Spell - Monster Reborn Speed Spell - Raigeki Speed Spell - The End of the Storm Super Rare . Speed Booster Speed Spell - Accelerator Draw Speed Spell - Angel Baton Speed Spell - Brain Control Speed Spell - Dash Pilfer Speed Spell - Heavy Storm Rare . Speed Spell - Card Destruction Speed Spell - Delinquent Duo Speed Spell - Final Attack Speed Spell - Foolish Burial Speed Spell - Gold Sarcophagus Speed Spell - Nobleman of Extermination Speed Spell - Mind Control Speed Spell - Miracle Fusion Speed Spell - Scapegoat Common . Acceleration Zone Des Accelerator Slip Stream Speed Spell - Acceleration Limiter Speed Spell - Ancient Rules Speed Spell - Back to Square One Speed Spell - Bait Doll Speed Spell - Battle Tuned Speed Spell - Book of Moon Speed Spell - Chain Strike Speed Spell - Chaos End Speed Spell - Cold Wave Speed Spell - Creature Swap Speed Spell - De - Fusion Speed Spell - Double Summon Speed Spell - Enemy Controller Speed Spell - Fiend ' s Sanctuary Speed Spell - Final Attack Speed Spell - Gap Storm Speed Spell - Hammer Shot Speed Spell - Inferno Reckless Summon Speed Spell - Last Will Speed Spell - Magical Mallet Speed Spell - My Body as a Shield Speed Spell - Mystic Box Speed Spell - Mystical Space Typhoon Speed Spell - Offerings to the Doomed Speed Spell - Overboost Speed Spell - Painful Choice Speed Spell - Pot of Avarice Speed Spell - Power Baton Speed Spell - Rapid Shotwing Speed Spell - Reactor Pod Speed Spell - Reload Speed Spell - Riryoku Speed Spell - Shield Crush Speed Spell - Shift Down Speed Spell - Shrink Speed Spell - Smashing Ground Speed Spell - Sonic Buster Speed Spell - Soul Exchange Speed Spell - Soul Taker Speed Spell - Special Hurricane Speed Spell - Speed Energy Speed Spell - Speed Fusion Speed Spell - Speed Jammer Speed Spell - Stray Lambs Speed Spell - Summon Speeder Speed Spell - Summoner ' s Art Speed Spell - Synchro Return Speed Spell - The Shallow Grave Speed Spell - Tornado Speed Spell - Tremendous Fire Speed Spell - Tribute to the Doomed Speed Spell - Twister Speed Spell - Upstart Goblin Speed Spell - Vision Wind Speed Spell - Zero Reverse Not Yet Classified . Speed Spell - Fissure Speed Spell - Giant Trunade Speed Spell - Limiter Removal Speed Spell - Metamorphosis Speed Spell - Nobleman of Crossout Speed Spell - Silver Contrails Speed Spell - Slowdown Machine
Zero Turn Kill A Zero Turn Kill , abbreviated ZTK , is one of the rarest possible outcomes of a Duel . To achieve a Zero Turn Kill , per its name , a player must win the Duel without ever having a turn ; this generally requires that the opponent go first and the player win during the opponent ' s first turn . This is in contrast to a First Turn Kill ( FTK ) where a player wins the Duel during their own first turn before the opponent ever has a turn , or a One Turn Kill ( OTK ) where a player reduces the opponent ' s LP from the starting 8000 to 0 over the span of one turn . All ZTKs require a great deal of luck , and almost always rely heavily on the opponent ' s actions . Known methods to achieve a ZTK are : It is also possible for the opponent to surrender or receive a Game Loss penalty during their first turn , or to lose on purpose using only their own cards . Skipping the player ' s first turn . If the opponent is able to Summon " Arcana Force XXI - The World " on their first turn and successfully activate its Heads effect , then they will be able to have two or more turns before the player has started their first turn . This opens up additional ZTK possibilities :
Maggie Maggie , known as Mei Kitaki , in the Japanese version , is a character appearing in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s Tag Force " games . Appearances . Tag Force 4 - 6 . In Tag Force 4 - 6 , she is a student at Duel Academy in New Domino City . Tag Force 4 . In her own story , she competes with the Player against Carly Carmine and Luna in the Preliminaries , Misty Tredwell and Leo in the quarter finals , Crow Hogan and Akiza Izinski in the semi - finals and Jack Atlas and Yusei Fudo in the finals . For completing the story , the Player will receive a photo of himself , Cherry , Rayna , Hana , Reyna , Odelia , Yuma , Tasha , Nadia and Maggie called " City Student " . Tag Force 5 . In " Tag Force 5 " , she is located in the coastal region . Gifts . The player is able to give Maggie gifts . The following tables detail how much she likes or dislikes the gifts . Decks . Maggie uses Spellcaster Decks , usually focusing on " Dark Magician " or " Secret Village of the Spellcasters " .
Negative effect Negative effects are card effects that are detrimental to the user or controller of those cards . Negative effects may most often be found in over - powered Monster cards that have a higher ATK for their Level than would normally be found , such as in " Infernal Incinerator , " " Ultimate Obedient Fiend , " or most Level 4 or lower monsters with greater than 2000 ATK . They may range from damaging the controller ' s Life Points to making themselves unable to attack . Others do not harm the user directly but give the opponent an advantage , such as allowing the opponent to draw extra cards or increasing the opponent ' s Life Points . Sometimes negative effects are meant to offset positive ones also found in the card ' s effect , or are meant to be used alongside other cards to turn their negative effects into positive ones . For example , cards that allow the opponent to draw extra cards will damage them when " Greed " is used , and cards that increase the opponent ' s Life Points end up damaging them when " Bad Reaction to Simochi " is used . In fact , several cards are designed for this purpose . " The Gift of Greed " was specifically made to give your opponents more cards , with no beneficial effect for the user at all ( if used alone ) . " Burning Algae " , in the same vein , is designed in such a way that it ' s effect is pointless on it ' s own , but in tandem with another card can pose serious threats to your opponent . " Lava Golem " is an example of a card with negative effects , but is actually Summoned to the opponent ' s side of the field , causing those effects to apply to them instead of you . Many Pendulum Monster s also have these in their Pendulum Effects . These typically either reduce or increase the Pendulum Scale , like with " Timegazer Magician " and " Stargazer Magician " , to compensate for them having a very low / very high Pendulum Scale . Others have effects that prevent you from Pendulum Summoning monsters that aren ' t from a certain archetype ( s ) ( or special summoning at all in the case of the " Qli " archetype ) . Such effects cannot be negated to prevent players from playing around them . There are some that increase or decrease their Pendulum Scale every turn , and some even destroy monsters whose Levels are between the Pendulum Scale , such as " D / D Savant Galilei " and " D / D Savant Kepler " .