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EP 49Kai confronts Aichi in an underground clash to save him from Ren's influence.
Dec 17, 2011Kai travels to an underground zone to face Aichi, while Ren summons Aichi via Psyqualia from Card Shop PSY. Kourin intercepts Aichi outside Card Capital, bringing him to the site where Miwa, Misaki, and Kamui urge Kai to help Aichi return to normal. As the group watches, Kai reveals he uses his former Royal Paladin deck to demonstrate its true power. A flashback details Kai’s past with Team AL4, Ren’s Psyqualia obsession, and the team’s dissolution after Ren collapsed. Kai recalls meeting Aichi and resolving to save him from his fixation on strength. With determination, Kai draws Solitary Knight, Gancelot, adding Blaster Blade to his hand. He asserts that Blaster Blade, not Blaster Dark, is Aichi’s true avatar, declaring his intent to teach Aichi about genuine strength and rescue him.
EP 50Kai challenges Aichi to a final clash, leading to a realization about true strength.
Dec 24, 2011Kai rides King of Knights, Alfred to damage Aichi, who responds with a Final Turn using Phantom Blaster Dragon and Blaster Dark. Kai guards against both attacks, forcing Aichi to end his turn. Kai then declares his own Final Turn, riding Alfred Early, a younger form of King of Knights, Alfred. Through Alfred Early's skill, Blaster Blade is superior called from the soul. This moment helps Blaster Blade make Aichi realize that relying on Psyqualia is not real power, reminding him of the cardfight he originally wanted with Kai. Remembering this and recognizing his own strength, Aichi decides to give up Psyqualia, the Shadow Paladin deck, and Blaster Dark as his avatar. The fight is called off, and Kai returns Aichi's Royal Paladin deck.
EP 51Aichi visits Card Capital for a tournament where Morikawa surprises everyone with an unmodified trial deck.
Dec 31, 2011Seeking to apologize for his recent conduct, Aichi attends a casual shop tournament at Card Capital. He, Kamui, and Misaki compete in the senior division, while Emi enters the junior division. Morikawa intends to participate but realizes he left his powerful deck at home. Shin provides him with an unmodified trial deck, which Morikawa initially dismisses as weak due to a lack of grade 3 units. Contrary to expectations, Morikawa achieves a winning streak using this deck. During his match against Aichi, who has lost interest in winning and now values enjoyment, Morikawa’s unexpected success highlights the fun of the game. This event serves as a turning point for Aichi, who is reminded to appreciate the experience rather than solely focusing on victory.
EP 52Morikawa's Deck Modifications Backfire After Tournament Victory
Jan 7, 2012The shop tournament progresses with Morikawa achieving unprecedented wins and Emi’s Bermuda Triangle deck dominating the junior division. Shin supplies Team Q4 with booster packs of the latest cards to enhance their decks for the upcoming national tournament finals. Upon the tournament's conclusion, Emi and Morikawa are crowned champions of their respective divisions. Morikawa purchases the structure deck he used throughout the event and takes it home to modify it. The following day, his alterations, which involved stuffing the deck with numerous grade 3 units, cause him to lose, effectively returning the situation to its previous state.
EP 53Tournament finals commence as Ren’s arrogant speech provokes other teams before Team Q4 faces Team Caesar.
Jan 7, 2012The tournament finals officially start with Ren delivering an arrogant speech that immediately irritates the competing teams. Team Q4 successfully advances through the first two rounds of the competition. Their next opponent is identified as their rivals, Team Caesar. The narrative focuses on the initial stages of the final bracket and the rising tension between the teams. The summary highlights the progression of Team Q4 and the introduction of their specific adversaries for the upcoming matches.
EP 54Kamui battles Gai Usui, the Gladiator of Team Caesar, in the semi-finals opening match.
Jan 14, 2012This segment covers the initial confrontation of the semi-final round. Kamui is pitted against Gai Usui, who is identified by the title Gladiator and serves as a member of Team Caesar. The narrative focuses on this specific matchup as the first battle of the semi-finals, highlighting the direct opposition between the two competitors without providing further details on the outcome or subsequent events.
EP 55Misaki and Yuri clash with contrasting strategies before Kenji and Aichi face off in the deciding match.
Jan 21, 2012The second bout features Misaki and Yuri, whose approaches differ significantly. Misaki prioritizes logical probabilities, while Yuri trusts her intuition for high-risk plays. Yuri’s strategy proves effective when Misaki fails to take necessary risks, allowing Yuri to utilize her instincts to draw a stand trigger. This decisive move grants her the power to defeat Misaki and secure the second game. With the score tied at 1-1, the final match between Kenji and Aichi will determine who advances to the finals. Both players exchange damage, and Aichi prepares to play Soul Saver Dragon on his next turn. Kenji anticipates this plan and aims to disrupt Aichi's strategy to gain an advantage in the crucial encounter.
EP 56Aichi battles Kenji to secure the final spot against Team AL4.
Jan 28, 2012Aichi fights Kenji, known as the Emperor, to earn the right to challenge Team AL4 in the finals. Kenji anticipates Aichi’s strategy involving Soul Saver Dragon and aggressively retires Aichi’s rear-guards while inflicting significant damage. Despite Aichi successfully activating Soul Saver Dragon’s skill to boost his remaining units, the effort proves insufficient to defeat Kenji. Facing a hopeless disadvantage with fewer cards in hand and on the field, Aichi refuses to surrender or use Psyqualia. His resolve pays off when he draws and rides Alfred Early, utilizing its skill to superior call Blaster Blade. A drive check for a stand trigger allows Aichi to miraculously defeat Kenji, securing Team Q4’s advancement to the final round.
EP 57Kai vows to rescue Ren from Psyqualia addiction after waking Aichi
Feb 4, 2012Kai reflects on his past while feeling relief that Aichi has awakened. He recalls a previous incident where he defeated Ren due to Ren's negative Psyqualia image. Now that Kai has changed, he is determined to save Ren from his Psyqualia addiction. He is focused on winning to achieve this goal of rescuing Ren from the hold of his condition.
EP 58Kai attempts to cure Ren using Dragonic Overlord the End but loses to Phantom Blaster Overlord.
Feb 11, 2012Kai Crossrides Dragonic Overlord the End and uses its Personablast to discard a copy, enabling a second attack to break Ren’s Psyqualia obsession. This strategy fails against Ren, who Crossrides Phantom Blaster Overlord, a card Suiko provided. Ren activates Phantom Blaster Overlord’s Personablast, gaining immense power and an additional critical point to secure victory. The defeat leaves Kai devastated and hopeless. With Aichi unable to assist Kai directly, Suiko prompts him to make a pivotal decision regarding whether to choose the light or the darkness. This confrontation highlights the stark contrast between Kai’s desperate efforts and Ren’s overwhelming advantage, setting the stage for Aichi’s moral dilemma.
EP 59Kamui and Tetsu face off in the decisive final match to determine the top spot.
Feb 18, 2012The narrative reaches its climax as the final match commences between the competitors Kamui and Tetsu. This confrontation serves as the ultimate test to determine who will secure the top spot in the tournament. The episode focuses entirely on this singular, high-stakes encounter, highlighting the skills and determination of both fighters as they vie for victory. No other subplots or character developments are introduced during this segment, ensuring the attention remains fixed on the direct competition between these two specific individuals.
EP 60Kamui battles Tetsu over differing team beliefs while he rides King of Diptera, Beelzebub.
Feb 25, 2012Kamui inflicts damage on Tetsu during their match, remaining cautious of his Stil Vampir card that previously defeated Aichi in the national tournament. The confrontation escalates into a heated argument regarding their conflicting views on the nature of teammates. Despite Kamui’s intense efforts to overcome his opponent, Tetsu secures the win by riding King of Diptera, Beelzebub. This victory places Team AL4 ahead with a score of 1-0, marking a significant moment in the ongoing competition between the two rivals.
EP 61Misaki Uses Memory Power to Fight Asaka in Second-Round Revenge Match
Mar 3, 2012Misaki relies on her memory power during a second-round revenge match against Asaka. The confrontation serves as a rematch between the two characters, with Misaki drawing upon her past experiences to gain an advantage. This encounter highlights the competitive nature of their ongoing conflict and the specific abilities Misaki employs to challenge her opponent in this significant bout.
EP 62Misaki defeats Asaka after arranging her final sixteen cards using card abilities
Mar 10, 2012Misaki utilizes the specific abilities of her cards to strategically order the positions of her last sixteen cards. This tactical arrangement allows her to secure a victory over Asaka in their confrontation. The narrative focuses on the execution of this card-based strategy to overcome her opponent.
EP 63Ren and Aichi engage in a final battle where Ren uses Psyqualia to gain the upper hand.
Mar 17, 2012The confrontation between Ren and Aichi reaches its climax as the two duelists face off in a decisive match. Ren initially gains the advantage by utilizing his Psyqualia to overpower his opponent. This encounter marks the beginning of their final battle, highlighting the intense struggle between their respective abilities and strategies as they compete for victory.
EP 64Ren taunts Aichi into using Psyqualia, causing a personality shift and a mysterious entity's warning.
Mar 24, 2012Ren provokes Aichi during their duel, urging him to activate Psyqualia. Aichi succumbs to anger and summons Blaster Dark, shocking the audience but reverting his personality to its original state. Concurrently, a mysterious entity possesses Rekka, warning Kourin and Suiko of impending doom on Cray and a clan war determined by the duel's outcome. This entity also reveals the truth of Psyqualia. Kai reminds Aichi that his current behavior is not his true self, helping him overcome the dark influence. Ren then questions Aichi's identity, asking who he truly is if this is not him. As Aichi struggles with this crisis, Ren declares his Final Turn and Crossrides Phantom Blaster Overlord.
EP 65Ren's Final Turn Fails as Aichi Awakens to Defeat Him and Win the Championship
Mar 31, 2012Ren attempts to defeat Aichi using the Personablast of Phantom Blaster Overlord after calling "Final Turn," but Aichi miraculously draws a heal trigger. Aichi then acknowledges his light and dark sides, summoning Majesty Lord Blaster to help Ren overcome his Psyqualia addiction. The summoned unit gains +10000 attack power and an extra critical by placing both Blaster Blade and Blaster Dark in the soul. This power surge, combined with a critical trigger, allows Aichi to finally defeat Ren, crowning Team Q4 the national champions and freeing Ren from Psyqualia. A week later, Aichi, also freed from the addiction, visits Card Capital where friends including Kai await him for the honest fight Aichi desired.
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- How many episodes does Cardfight!! Vanguard have?
- Cardfight!! Vanguard has 65 episodes.
- When did Cardfight!! Vanguard come out?
- Cardfight!! Vanguard came out in 2011.
- Which studio made Cardfight!! Vanguard?
- Cardfight!! Vanguard was produced by TMS Entertainment.
- Who directed Cardfight!! Vanguard?
- Cardfight!! Vanguard was directed by Hatsuki Tsuji.
- Is Cardfight!! Vanguard finished?
- Current status of Cardfight!! Vanguard: Finished.