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Daisy Dasiy , known as Jo Ryugoin in the Japanese version , is a character appearing in the Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s Tag Force games . Appearences . 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 , Daisy and Alice called " Tops Girl " . Gifts . The player is able to give Daisy gifts . The following tables detail how much she likes or dislikes the gifts . Decks . Daisy uses " Dragunity " Decks .
Evigishki " Evigishki " ( or just " Gishki " on certain cards ) , known as " Eviritua " ( イビリチュア " Ibirichua " ) in Japan , is a series mainly composed of WATER Ritual Monster s ( and , more recently , Xyz Monsters too ) that is part of the " Gishki " archetype . They are Ritual Summon ed using one of the numerous " Gishki " Ritual Spell Card s , most prominently " Gishki Aquamirror " . They receive implicit support from " Gishki " support cards , but have no true support cards of their own . All " Evigishki " monsters are corrupted , transformed or even combined versions of pre - existing " Gishki " monsters with each other or with monsters from another archetype or a monster from another archetype that was transformed / revived as an " Evigishki " : The Level s and ATK s of the " Evigishki " Ritual Monsters cover a wide range , from Level 4 and 2150 ATK with " Gishki Psychelone " all the way up to Level 10 with 3200 ATK with " Gishki Zielgigas " . Their effect s primarily focus on controlling where cards are located , taking away options from your opponent and making it harder for them to get those options back while giving you much easier access to your own . Some , like " Evigishki Gustkraken " , only work upon being Ritual Summoned , while others , like " Evigishki Tetrogre " , can be used turn after turn . Despite the wide variety of Levels of these Ritual Monsters , performing their Ritual Summons can be achieved with a single Tribute by using either " Gishki Shadow " or " Gishki Vision " , which both possess an effect that allows them to cover the entire cost of the Ritual Summon by themselves , as well as being able to search out the required Ritual Spell and Ritual Monster , respectively . " Evigishki Merrowgeist " is an Xyz Monster and , so far , the only one non - Ritual Monster of the " Evigishki " series . It can be easily Xyz Summon ed by using the effect of " Gishki Beast " and is very useful against monsters that activate their effects by being sent from the Field to the Graveyard : by detaching one of its Xyz Material s after Damage Calculation , you can shuffle that monster back into the Deck , a strategy that follows the standard game - play of the " Gishki " Archetype . Though " Gishki Zielgigas " and " Gishki Psychelone " don ' t have the prefix " Evi - " in their English names , both have " イビ - " in their Japanese names and are thus included in this series .
Duel Machine ( manga ) The Duel Machine ( 決闘マシーン ) is a robot in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " manga . This is the original incarnation of the Duel Computer . The Duel Machine was used by Seto Kaiba to practice Dueling . Biography . The Duel Machine is set up at Kaiba Corporation headquarters in their Research & Development ' s Collectible Card Games division . After acquiring the card " The God of the Obelisk " , from Ishizu Ishtar , Seto Kaiba arranged a Duel with the Duel Machine to test both the " Obelisk " card and his new Duel Disk model . He put his Deck from the Duelist Kingdom tournament into the Duel Computer , which then had its tactics level set to max . The Duel Machine quickly Summoned all three copies of " Blue - Eyes White Dragon " , which it protected using " Lord of D . " . However Kaiba Summoned " The God of the Obelisk " , which proceeded to sacrifice Kaiba ' s two other monsters , rapidly raising its own ATK . Kaiba easily destroyed all three dragons with " Obelisk " , winning the Duel . The attack also damaged the machine and caused the main computer to go haywire , unable to compute the power levels . Deck . The Duel Machine used Seto Kaiba ' s Duelist Kingdom Deck . It used the following cards in its Duel against Kaiba .
Field Zone The Field Zone ( フィールドゾーン " Fīrudozōn " ) , formerly known as the Field Card Zone ( フィールドカードゾーン " Fīrudokādozōn " ) , is the location Field Spell Card s must be Set and activate d ( they cannot be Set or activated in a Spell & Trap Zone ) . It is located in the top left corner of the play mat . If a player already controls a Field Spell Card , they can send their current Field Spell Card to the Graveyard by game mechanics in order to Set or activate another Field Spell Card from their hand . Previously , the old Field Spell Card would be destroy ed , but this is no longer the case .
Negating Continuous Card Costs Costs for cards come in three varieties . The first kind is " Activation Costs " . These are paid when you activate ( " play " ) a card . Activation costs cannot be negate d by cards that negate the effect of a card . The second kind is " Maintenance Costs " . " Maintenance Costs " are costs that are paid in order to keep a card on the field . Examples of cards with " Maintenance Costs " costs include most of the " Archfiend " monsters from the Dark Crisis expansion , " Imperial Order " , " Messenger of Peace " , " Mirror Wall " , " The Regulation of Tribe " , " Armor Exe " , and more . " Maintenance Costs " costs cannot be negated by card effects that negate the effects of another card . They can only be negated by a card that specifically does so ( such as " Pandemonium " ) . The third kind of cost is non - " maintenance " costs for cards that remain on the field . Examples include paying LP to attack with " Dark Elf " , " Jirai Gumo " , or Toon monster s . These are not " maintenance " costs because they are not costs that are paid to keep the card on the field . These costs are negated when the card ' s effect is negated . So if " Skill Drain " is active then you do not pay the cost for attacking with such monsters .
Royal Knight ( character ) Royal Knight is a character version of the card , " Royal Knight " . Royal Knight appears in the video game , " Yu - Gi - Oh ! World Championship 2008 " . By beating him five times , it can unlock Light Effigy and by beating him ten times , he can be unlocked as a tag partner . Deck . In " World Championship 2008 " , Royal Knight uses a Warrior Deck titled " Elite Shining " .
UFOroid ( character ) UFOroid is a character version of the card , " UFOroid " . UFOroid appears in the video game , Yu - Gi - Oh ! World Championship 2008 . When the player go to UFOroid , it will tell the player that it has come here to make contact with the player . The player will then have to choose the symbol it ' s thinking of and the symbols are « , ¢ , * , % . If the player choose the right answer , it will look thrilled and award the player a " Vehicroid " card . If the player choose the wrong answer , it will looks pretty down .
Anger of the Big 5 " Anger of the Big 5 " is an instrumental composition from the Japanese " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " anime . It is the 9 listed track on " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duel Monsters Sound Duel Vol II " .
Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En ( Duel Arena ) Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En is a character version of the card " Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En " . He appears as a Super Partner available in " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duel Arena " , with a default of 5 Rental Points . His partner ID is P018 . In the beta , his partner ID was P013 instead .
Gottoms " Gottoms " , known as " Gatmuz " ( ガトムズ , " Gatomuzu " ) in the Japanese version , is an archetype of cards strongly related to the " X - Saber " archetype ( and by extension , the " XX - Saber " series ) . Their only support card is " Saber Reflection " .
5D ' s standard Disk The 5D ' s standard Disk is the standard Duel Disk model used in " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s . Characteristics . Duel Disks in New Domino City are sharper looking than the previous types . Unlike previous Duel Disks , there is a chamber for the Extra Deck located on the opposite side of the spot where the Main Deck is inserted . The Deck Zone is shown to be able to shuffle the Deck or eject cards that have been searched from the Deck while the cards are locked in . Variations . A number of Duel Disks are customized versions of the 5D ' s Standard Disk , including : Non - canon appearances . In " " and " " , the player has this Duel Disk from the start .
Domino Park Domino Park is an amusement park in Domino City where Yugi and Téa have their first " date " together . Téa spends most of the time trying to make the other Yugi appear , though much to her dismay he does not . When Téa accidentally goes on the Ferris Wheel where a bomber is hiding , the bomber threatens to blow up the Ferris Wheel . Yami Yugi takes over by playing a card game and stops the bomber by winning . He saved Téa and the other passengers , one being the bomber who was caught .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! Millennium World - Duel 003 " Mystery of the the Artifact ! ! " , known as " Truth of the Artifact ! ! " ( の真実 ！ ！ " Ātifakuto no Shinjitsu ! ! " ) in the Japanese version , is the third chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Millennium World " and two - hundred - and - eighty - first chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " . Appearances . Debuts are in bold . Featured cards . The following cards appeared in this chapter .
Target Targeting ( " taishō " , verb : とする " taishō to suru " ) is a means of designating which specific cards are affected or used by card effects . Cards that target make players choose at the time of activation the specific card ( s ) that it will affect . Targeting . When using a card that targets , you must declare the target ( s ) before players are allowed to chain to the effect . The target ' s locations is always specified . It can be the field , Graveyard , or the Banished Zone . There are no cards that would target a card ( s ) in the hand , Main Deck , or Extra Deck . There are also cards that generally use the term " card ( s ) " , and cards that specify if the card in question is a Monster , Spell or Trap , as well as cards that specify more what the Type of the Monster , Spell or Trap card is . If the card ' s text says " " target " " , then the effect almost always targets . If the card ' s text says " " select " " , or " " designate " " then the effect usually targets , although there are some exceptions . When in doubt , check the card ' s rulings to see whether or not it targets . The introduction of Problem - Solving Card Text made all card effects that target , except Equip Spell Cards , specifically use the word " " target " " in their card text . While targeting usually allows the player to make choices , some cards that do target do so without the player ' s input . Such cards include " Magic Cylinder " , " Sakuretsu Armor " , and " Dimensional Prison " . Most Counter Trap Cards do not target for the same reason - most only respond to the card / effect that was activated before it , meaning there is no selection , thus no targeting . Invalid target . If a card is targeted by a card another effect is chained to the original effect so that the target is not a legal target when resolving the original effect , then you do not get to " " re - select " " the target . The original effect resolves without effect ( that is , it does nothing ) . Non - targeting cards . Cards like " Dark Hole " , " Mirror Force " , " Lightning Vortex " and " Raigeki " do not target , because the player does not specify which cards will be affected - rather , it destroys all monsters , regardless of whether or not the monsters were on the field at activation . Likewise , " Fissure " and " Magical Dimension " do not target , because they select the monster to be destroyed when you are resolving the effect ( and not when it is activated ) . In short , cards that don ' t say " target " in their card texts do not target .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist - Duel 086 " Chains " , known as " Bonds of Chains " in the Japanese version , is the eighty - sixth chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Duelist " in the English version and the one - hundred - and - forty - fifth chapter of " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " in the Japanese version .
Elemental Energy ( WC6 - BP ) Cards Per Pack : 5 Price Per Pack : 500 DP Number of Cards : 57 Unlocked : Beat each Level 4 monster 3 times Secret Rare . None Ultra Rare . Elemental Hero Rampart Blaster Elemental Hero Shining Flare Wingman Elemental Hero Tempest Elemental Hero Wildedge Super Rare . B . E . S . Tetran Cyber Blader Elemental Hero Bladedge Goldd , Wu - Lord of Dark World Pot of Avarice VWXYZ - Dragon Catapult Cannon Water Dragon Rare . Armed Changer Broww , Huntsman of Dark World Brron , Mad King of Dark World Chthonian Alliance Chthonian Blast Feather Shot Hero Barrier Jack ' s Knight King ' s Knight Level Limit - Area A Queen ' s Knight Rapid - Fire Magician Sillva , Warlord of Dark World Common . Beiige , Vanguard of Dark World Blade Skater Bonding - H2O Boss Rush Chthonian Polymer Dark Deal Dark World Lightning Elemental Hero Wildheart Etoile Cyber Familiar - Possessed - Aussa Familiar - Possessed - Eria Familiar - Possessed - Hiita Familiar - Possessed - Wynn Feather Wind Gateway to Dark World Hydrogeddon Level Modulation Nanobreaker Non - Fusion Area Ojamagic Ojamuscle Oxygeddon Reborn Zombie Roll Out ! Scarr , Scout of Dark World Simultaneous Loss The Forces of Darkness The League of Uniform Nomenclature V - Tiger Jet VW - Tiger Catapult W - Wing Catapult Weed Out Zure , Knight of Dark World
Boss Duel A Boss Duel ( ボスデュエル " Bosu Dyueru " ) is a special type of Duel performed in Japan during a Yu - Gi - Oh ! Day event . During these Duels , a shop staff member uses a Boss Deck and up to 3 players can challenge that Deck at once . Each Boss Deck is designed as a mock - up of a villain from the anime , with each card based on either an extremely powerful anime - only card or the anime counterpart of a physically existing card .
Orbital 6 Orbital 6 is an Orbital robot that serves Kite Tenjo in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ZEXAL " anime . It has a spider form and seems to be a combative model . Biography . When Yuma , Bronk , Cathy , Caswell and Tori break into Kite ' s Lab , Orbital 7 sends Orbital 6 , together with Orbital 5 , to stop them . Bronk and Tori tell Yuma to go on to find Astral , while the others remained behind to distract the robots . It ends up in a badly damaged state after chasing Cathy and Caswell , and is assumed to be destroyed as the laboratory was destroyed shortly after .
September 2011 Lists ( Back From the Forbidden ! ) These are the September 2011 Forbidden and Limited Lists for " Back From the Forbidden ! Format " effective September 1 , 2011 . It is based on the September 2011 Lists ; each card name written in bold signifies a difference from that list . Full Lists . Forbidden 「 禁止カード 」 . There are 30 Forbidden cards for September 2011 Back From the Forbidden ! Limited 「 制限カード 」 . There are 86 Limited cards for September 2011 Back From the Forbidden ! Semi - Limited 「 準制限カード 」 . There are 18 Semi - Limited cards for September 2011 Back From the Forbidden !
Scarlett Starling Scarlett Starling , known as Sanagi Chono in the Japanese version , is a character appearing in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ZEXAL " anime . She is a singer and is seen on television advertising her album " The Draw with My Warm Fingertips " . In the English dub , she instead sings " Take a Chance " , the theme song of Season 1 of the dubbed " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ZEXAL " anime . Biography . While flicking through channels on TV , Girag eventually stumbled upon Scarlett ' s commercial and became infatuated with her . He watched her commercial several times afterwards . She sang at Heartland Academy ' s Fun Fair with Shark and two other students playing backup instruments .
Semi - Splashable Semi - Splashable refers to a card that is sometimes capable of boosting a deck it is placed in . This is unlike a Splashable card , where the effect of that card works well and is independent of most any card in the deck . Often these cards are either Semi - Staple s or Support Card s for a very general group of monsters . Semi - Staples . The Semi - Splashable cards that will be seen most often are Semi - Staples , like Seven Tools of the Bandit . This is because they are easily Side Deck able , making them a common occurrence in many duels but not always used because they may not be the most compatible with a Duelist ' s Deck . Support Cards . Other Semi - Splashable cards will often support a Type , Attribute , or or similar group of cards . Thus , these cards will only function in some decks , but will still be seen in a large number of decks . For example , Monster Reborn is considered a Splashable card because it can function in almost any deck , whereas The Warrior Returning Alive is only considered Semi - Splashable because it may be used in a wide variety of decks , but that usage is limited to only decks that use Warrior - Type monsters . However , Support Cards that support an Archetype are often not considered Semi - Splashable . As in the previous example , Monster Reborn is Splashable because it works in most any deck it is put in , and The Warrior Returning Alive is Semi - Splashable because it works in nearly any Warrior - themed deck it is put in , but Elemental Recharge is not considered either Splashable or Semi - Splashable because , although the Elemental Hero archetype may see a decent amount usage , Elemental Recharge will only ever see proper use in a deck that specifically uses a large number of Elemental Heroes ; cards of this nature are considered Anti - Splashable Advanced Format . These kinds of cards include :
Ally of Justice Garadholg ( character ) Ally of Justice Garadholg , rendered Ally of Justice - Garadholg in " " , is a character version of the card , " Ally of Justice Garadholg " . Appearances . It appears in the video game " " . Deck . Ally of Justice - Garadholg uses an " Ally of Justice " Deck titled , " A . O . J . Machine " .
Heartland Duel School Heartland Duel School ( ハートランド ・ デュエル ・ スクール " Hātorando Dyueru Sukūru " ) are Duel schools in Heartland City of the Xyz Dimension in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! ARC - V " anime . Their purpose is to train Pro Duelists . There are two known branches , the Clover Branch and the Spade Branch , which are said to be rivals .
Quetzalcoatl Quetzalcoatl is a god in Aztec mythology . His name comes from the Nahuatl language and means " feathered - serpent " . In the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s " anime , Greiger , Annie and Max worship him and believe he watches over the Nazca region . Appearances . Greiger , Annie and Max carved an image of Quetzalcoatl on the Earthbound Immortal Shrine , believing he would protect the structure and guide them . Max considers Jack Atlas to be like Quetzalcoatl , as they are both cool and strong . He thinks of Jack when he looks at the carving . It is suggested that Quetzalcoatl is the Crimson Dragon . Quetzalcoatl ' s tablet shines red before the Dragon appears to help Jack , and is the only part of the shrine left intact when it collapses . The tablet seems to face the direction the Crimson Dragon flies away in .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! ( 3 - in - 1 edition ) The " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " 3 - in - 1 edition is a reprint of the English " Yu - Gi - Oh ! " manga , where groups of three of the original volumes are released together in one book .
Yu - Gi - Oh ! First Series - Episode 027 Summary . Even when seemingly defeated , Zorc rises again and threatens to overwhelm the gang . It is up to Bakura to defeat his evil counterpart . Yugi and the others plus Bakura finally have the chance to defeat Zorc and evil Bakura . Their souls are being freed from their figurine look - alikes .
MC The MC is the master of ceremonies for tournaments in " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s " . He is easily recognizable for both Japanese and English viewers through his catchphrase : " Everybody listen " when announcing a new match in the Japanese episodes . He is also recognized by his long pompadour meant to resemble a microphone . He is very upbeat and tends to get overexcited , often standing on his desk when the action heats up . He commentated Jack Atlas ' Duels when he was the " King of Turbo Duels " and the Fortune Cup . He also explained how the World Racing Grand Prix competition would be conducted . He rarely shows bias in his commentary , never criticizing Yusei Fudo for his criminal mark or Akiza Izinski for her powers . However , he did lead the audience into insulting Akiza for being a witch after she assaulted Yusei with " Rose Tentacles " by saying that she " truly is a witch " . The only time he showed bias in his commentary was during Yusei ' s Duel against Z - one , albeit justifiably . He shows remarkable dedication to his work , swearing that he will continue recording and commenting on Yusei ' s Duel with Aporia , despite the destruction throughout the city . He returns to commentate Yusei ' s Duel against Z - one , despite it not being part of a tournament . He urges the citizens to evacuate , while he commentates so that they can still know how the Duel is progressing , saying that he would rather die than to miss the Duel . Deck . The MC uses a Deck titled , " Muscle Ceremony " in " " . All monsters in this Deck are Warrior - Type . In " " , he uses a Skill Drain Deck called " Fight ! Impact ! " . In " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s Wheelie Breakers " he serves as the announcer for every Turbo Duel . In " Yu - Gi - Oh ! 5D ' s Duel Transer " he can be fought at Yggdrasil Entrance . He uses a Deck of gambling cards titled " Feeling LUCKY ! "
Structure Deck : Undead World Structure Deck : Undead World is a Structure Deck in the " Yu - Gi - Oh ! Official Card Game " ( " OCG " ) . It is the fifteenth deck in the " OCG " s Structure Deck series ( twenty - third including the Character Structure Decks ) , following " " . The " TCG " equivalent of this Deck is " Zombie World Structure Deck " . In the Korean " OCG " , " Structure Deck : Undead World " was released on April 18 , 2009 as " " . Features . The deck features Zombie - Type monsters , adapting it to the new format to build and create new Zombie - Type Decks . Beginners of the game will find this an easy to use deck to experience the joy of the Zombie - Type group . It includes a new Red - Eyes Black Dragon counterpart , " Red - Eyes Zombie Dragon " . The deck features 5 cards new to the " OCG " on its release . Breakdown . Each " Structure Deck : Undead World " contains :
Patty Patty is a student at the New Domino City Duel Academy and a friend of Luna . Personality . She is lively and cheerful . Voice / Mannerisms . In the dub , Patty speaks with a English accent . Biography . Patty is one of the many students at the Duel Academy . Here she hangs around with Leo , Luna , Dexter and Bob . Also , like her classmates , Patty was going to be expelled from the Duel Academy by the teacher Rudolph Heitmann until Yusei Fudo challenged the teacher to prevent this . By Yusei ' s request , Patty , along with Bob and Sly , lent Yusei one of their cards for his Duel against Heitmann . He returns them to the students after the Duel . Like the other girls , she blushed at seeing Lester ( she even said he was cute in the dub ) . Seeing Luna and Lester riding together , she comments they appear to be getting along well . She was frequently seen with her friends in the stands watching Team 5D ' s Duels in the WRGP . During Yusei ' s Duel with Z - one , she is cheering Yusei on . Deck . The only known card in Patty ' s Deck is " Hanewata " , which she lent to Yusei for the latter ' s Duel with Rudolph Heitmann .