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2 / 3- 113EP 113filler
The Big Five Merge Continues as Yugi and Joey Face the Five-Headed Dragon
Jul 2, 2002Yugi and Joey must deploy their most powerful monsters to defeat the Five-Headed Dragon. This confrontation requires them to utilize their strongest cards in an effort to overcome the formidable beast. The battle hinges on their ability to combine their resources and strategic prowess against this significant threat. Their survival depends on executing a successful attack with their best available monsters to dismantle the dragon's defenses.
- 114EP 114filler
Kaiba and Noa duel for KaibaCorp control amid Noa's manipulations
Jul 16, 2002Kaiba and Noa engage in a duel to determine who will hold complete authority over KaibaCorp. The match becomes increasingly difficult for Kaiba as Noa introduces unexpected revelations and continuously alters the conditions of the battle. These manipulations of the playing field serve to complicate Kaiba's efforts to secure victory, creating a complex dynamic that challenges his strategies and resolve during the confrontation for corporate dominance.
- 115EP 115filler
Noa's Ark Challenges Kaiba While He Reveals His Past
Jul 23, 2002Noa's Miraculous Ark places Kaiba in a difficult position, forcing him to scramble for a winning strategy. As the duel progresses, Noa discloses additional details regarding the events that led to his current situation.
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Kaiba confronts Noa while trying to save his brainwashed brother Mokuba from petrification.
Jul 30, 2002Kaiba manages to regain control of the duel, but Noa intervenes by summoning a brainwashed Mokuba to obstruct his strategy. After Kaiba successfully breaks through to Mokuba and attempts to embrace his brother, Noa becomes jealous of their close relationship. In response, Noa turns both Kaiba and Mokuba to stone, ending the confrontation with a petrified outcome.
- 117EP 117filler
Yuugi Duels Noa With Only 400 Life Points After Enragement
Aug 6, 2002Yuugi assumes control of the duel in place of Kaiba, driven by anger toward Noa's cruel tactics. He faces Noa directly while possessing a critically low health status of only 400 life points. This confrontation marks the beginning of a high-stakes encounter where Yuugi must rely on his remaining resources to survive against his opponent's aggressive strategies. The match highlights the intense pressure Yuugi endures as he attempts to overcome the significant disadvantage in his life point total during this pivotal exchange.
- 118EP 118filler
Noa Transforms Friends to Stone, Deepening Yuugi's Despair in Final Threat Part 2
Aug 18, 2002Yuugi faces intensified difficulties in his attempt to secure victory during the duel. The situation worsens significantly when Noa utilizes his powers to transform all of Yuugi's companions into stone statues. This drastic action isolates Yuugi, stripping him of his support system and leaving him to confront the challenge entirely alone. The sudden loss of his allies contributes to a profound sense of hopelessness, complicating his efforts to continue the battle effectively against his opponent.
- 119EP 119filler
Kaiba Gouzaborou aims to visualize the world for a digital kingdom
Aug 20, 2002Kaiba Gouzaborou reveals his true identity and formulates a plan to visualize the entire world in order to establish a digital kingdom. Yuugi and his companions must navigate this dangerous situation with the unexpected assistance of Noa. Their primary objective is to escape the immediate threat while simultaneously defending themselves against intrusive memories from the past. The group faces significant challenges as they attempt to evade capture and protect their minds from these resurfacing recollections during their flight.
- 120EP 120filler
Noah escapes using Mokuba's body and initiates self-destruct while Kaiba faces Exodia Necross
Aug 27, 2002Noah utilizes Mokuba's body to escape and triggers a self-destruct sequence within the virtual world. However, Mokuba's kindness eventually reaches Noah, prompting him to attempt freeing the others. Simultaneously, Kaiba engages in a duel against Gozaboro. During this battle, Gozaboro summons Exodia Necross, a monster that appears to be unstoppable. This narrative segment was originally broadcast in Japan as an hour-long special. The events highlight the conflict between Noah's escape and Kaiba's struggle against a formidable opponent, while Mokuba's influence begins to shift Noah's intentions.
- 121EP 121filler
Yami Marik disables self-destruct while Kaiba defeats Gozoboro and Noah reconciles with family.
Aug 27, 2002Yami Marik destroys the control room computers, disabling the self-destruct mechanism and creating a desperate situation. Kaiba defeats Gozoboro Kaiba, allowing him and Yugi to rush toward the exit before the virtual world explodes. Simultaneously, Noah erases Gozoboro's files and releases his mind, finally making peace with his family. He then prepares for the impending destruction of the virtual world. This broadcast was an hour-long special when aired in Japan.
- 122EP 122
Duelists gather at the Alcatraz tower for a four-way Battle City finals match.
Sep 3, 2002Yuugi and his allies reach the island as the Battle City finals restart. To determine the upcoming matchups, Yuugi, Jonouchi, Kaiba, and Marik engage in a four-way duel inside the Alcatraz duel tower. Kaiba seeks to defeat Ra by challenging Yuugi for the Egyptian God card Osiris. Jonouchi aims to save Kujaku Mai's soul by fighting Marik. Marik duels merely for the pleasure of destruction. Yuugi alone hesitates to choose his opponent, torn between saving the world, settling a rivalry, or honoring a promise to a friend.
- 123EP 123
Jonouchi faces Yami Marik while Kaiba targets Marik and Jonouchi in Battle City
Sep 10, 2002The four-way duel progresses as Jonouchi resolves to defeat Yami Marik to rescue Mai. Although Kaiba initially plans to duel Yuugi, he recognizes that the first two losers must face each other. Refusing to intentionally lose, Kaiba chooses to defeat both Marik and Jonouchi instead. Concurrently, Ishizu contemplates her history and the conflicts with her younger brother that precipitated the current situation. The narrative focuses on these strategic decisions and personal reflections amidst the ongoing tournament.
- 124EP 124
Jonouchi sacrifices himself to secure Yuugi's match against Kaiba in Battle City
Sep 17, 2002The Battle City tournament progresses as Jonouchi faces a coordinated assault from both Marik and Kaiba. Desperate to ensure he can duel Marik in the semi-finals, Jonouchi persuades Yuugi to attack him directly. Although initially hesitant, Yuugi complies with the request, allowing Jonouchi to gain the necessary advantage. This strategic move finalizes the upcoming pairings for the next round of matches. The schedule is set with Jonouchi facing Yami Marik, while Kaiba is matched against Yami Yuugi. The outcome of these specific encounters determines the path forward for the remaining duelists in the competition.
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The Darkness Returns — Part 1
Oct 8, 2002The semifinal opening duel commences as Marik initiates a Game of Darkness. He employs dark energy strings to link himself and Jonouchi to every monster they summon. When a monster is destroyed or weakened, the owner suffers a proportional amount of damage. Although Marik anticipated severe consequences, Jonouchi is the only participant whose physical energy shows visible signs of strain, and even then, the effect is less intense than Marik had predicted.
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Marik's aggressive strategy damages Jonouchi's deck and life points while summoning Demonic Lava God - Lava Golem.
Oct 8, 2002Marik employs duel tactics that steadily deplete Jonouchi's life points and damage his deck. Jonouchi attempts to devise a comeback strategy to turn the tide of the match. However, his efforts are significantly hindered by the presence of a new monster on the field. Marik has summoned Demonic Lava God - Lava Golem specifically on Jonouchi's side of the field. This strategic placement creates a difficult obstacle for Jonouchi, limiting his options for recovery. The episode focuses on the intense pressure Jonouchi faces as he tries to overcome these specific challenges posed by Marik's powerful card and his aggressive gameplay style.
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Jonouchi summons Gilford the Lightning as Marik revives the Winged God Dragon of Ra in Phoenix Mode
Oct 15, 2002Facing a critical decline in life points and unable to attack with his current monsters, Jonouchi calls forth the powerful Gilford the Lightning, which ultimately serves as his salvation. In response to this strategic move, Marik activates the spell card Resurrection of the Dead to retrieve the previously discarded Winged God Dragon of Ra from his graveyard. He then transforms the summoned entity into one of its three distinct forms, specifically utilizing the Phoenix Mode. This sequence highlights the intense duel dynamics as both players deploy significant assets to gain the upper hand in the match.
- 128EP 128
Jonouchi succumbs to the Game of Darkness as Marik claims victory by default
Oct 22, 2002Although Jonouchi survived Marik's initial assault, the lingering effects of the Game of Darkness severely weakened him. He collapsed and lost consciousness at the critical moment just before securing a win in the duel. Consequently, Marik was declared the winner by default due to Jonouchi's inability to continue playing. Yuugi is left devastated by this outcome, struggling to find any hope after witnessing the loss of his best friend's soul.
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Yuugi and Kaiba face off in the coliseum semifinals as their duel begins
Oct 29, 2002The semifinal match proceeds with the highly anticipated confrontation between Yuugi and Kaiba. During his initial turn, Kaiba draws the Giant God Soldier of Obelisk, but Yuugi swiftly prevents its summoning. Later, Yuugi draws the Celestial Dragon of Osiris, causing lightning to fill the sky as the duel is still only beginning.
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The second part of the intense duel between Kaiba and Yugi in the Coliseum
Nov 5, 2002Kaiba and Yugi engage in a strategic battle to summon their monsters to the field. Both duelists face significant obstacles as they attempt to execute their respective plans. Each player actively works to disrupt the other's tactics, creating a complex struggle where every move is countered. The confrontation highlights the direct interference between the two competitors as they vie for dominance in the arena.
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The Final Duel Between Obelisk and Slifer in the Coliseum
Oct 29, 2002The intense battle within the coliseum reaches a critical juncture as Kaiba successfully summons the powerful monster Obelisk the Tormentor onto the field. This move directly challenges Yugi, who has Slifer the Sky Dragon deployed in response. The confrontation highlights the clash between these two legendary entities, escalating the stakes of their duel. The narrative focuses on the strategic positioning and the immediate conflict arising from these specific summonings, emphasizing the rivalry between the two duelists and their respective divine beasts without revealing the final outcome of the match.
- 132EP 132
Duelists face visions of ancient battles while battling with signature cards
Nov 5, 2002After both duelists destroy their monsters, Kaiba and Yugi witness a vision of the High Priest’s legendary conflict with the Pharaoh. While Kaiba dismisses the event as an illusion, Yugi recognizes it as a glimpse into the past. The intense duel resumes as both competitors launch attacks using their signature cards. This segment was originally broadcast in Japan as a 90-minute special.
- 133EP 133
Kaiba summons three Blue Eyes White Dragons to take the lead in the Coliseum duel.
Nov 12, 2002Kaiba secures a significant advantage in the duel by summoning three Blue Eyes White Dragons. Yugi feels his chances of victory vanish, but he finds renewed strength and encouragement from Joey, allowing him to remain resilient in the game. Simultaneously, the intensity of the ongoing duel and Joey's personal dreams trigger his awakening. This segment was originally broadcast in Japan as a special 90-minute-long episode.
- 134EP 134
Kaiba's Final Move Limits Duelists to Three Cards
Nov 19, 2002Kaiba executes a decisive strategy that restricts all participants to utilizing only three cards for the remainder of the match. This constraint compels the duelists to rely exclusively on the most powerful cards within their respective decks to secure victory. The narrative focuses on the intense pressure this rule places on the competitors as they must carefully select and deploy their limited resources. Additionally, it is noted that when this segment was originally broadcast in Japan, it aired as a special program with a duration of 90 minutes.
- 135EP 135
Joey Challenges Kaiba for Third Place in Battle City
Dec 3, 2002Frustrated by Kaiba's persistent mockery, Joey decides to confront him directly. He issues a challenge to Kaiba to determine the winner of the third-place position within the ongoing Battle City tournament. This match serves as a pivotal moment for Joey as he seeks to prove his worth and overcome the psychological pressure exerted by his rival. The encounter highlights the intense competition and personal stakes involved in the tournament standings.
- 136EP 136filler
Joey secures a powerful card from Kaiba while Tea battles Yami Marik for the Millennium Rod.
Dec 10, 2002During the intense duel, Joey successfully acquires one of Kaiba’s most formidable cards, a crucial move that allows him to progress further in the match. Simultaneously, a separate conflict unfolds involving Téa. She is currently possessed by the benevolent fragment of Marik’s soul. In this state, she engages in a direct confrontation with Yami Marik. The primary objective of this struggle is to determine who will maintain control over the Millennium Rod. This dual narrative highlights the high stakes of the ongoing tournament and the supernatural elements influencing the characters' actions.
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- How many episodes does Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters have?
- Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters has 224 episodes.
- When did Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters come out?
- Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters came out in 2000.
- Which studio made Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters?
- Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters was produced by Studio Gallop.
- Who directed Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters?
- Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters was directed by Kunihisa Sugishima.
- Is Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters finished?
- Current status of Yu☆Gi☆Oh! Duel Monsters: Finished.