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Yako is a young man of average height, with silver-green hair that trails down his back and separates into two above his forehead in a similar manner to Jonouchi. In the present, he wears a closed pink coat, white gloves, pants and shoes. After defeating Seto Kaiba, his coat falls open revealing that he wears a simple black shirt under it. When he appears as a hologram, he commonly wears a heavy maroon coat as a cape in a similar manner to how Dark Yugi does with his jacket on occasion. In the past, he wore attire similar to that worn by Pegasus and his hair was shorter.

Yako is extremely determined to revive Pegasus, not letting anything stand in his way; be it Yugi and his friends or Seto Kaiba . His mentality seemed to be slowly warped by the presence of the Wicked Gods , twisting him more and more as he had been exposed to them over time. He claims that Pegasus was his master and everything to him, and losing him was the worst tragedy that could befall him.
He also held great enmity for his twin, Gekko. Gekko was often praised by Pegasus as a "perfect" Duelist, and Yako often felt that he was Dueling in the shadow of his twin. He failed to realize that Gekko was "perfect" in the fact that he would experience no growth as a Duelist, and was as strong as he'd ever be. Yako's feelings for Gekko eventually caused him to use his brother as a pawn in his battle against Yugi. While at his most volatile, his right eye bulged due to his damaged mind.
After the destruction of " The Wicked Avatar ", Yako's personality returned to his kind, calm demeanor he held before being exposed to the Wicked Gods. After his defeat, Yako regains his kind-hearted and soft personality and thanking Gekko for convicting him into continuing his duel with Yami Yugi. Yako even finally accepts the demise of his master while saying "Losing Pegasus-Sama may be sad but i will just have to deal with"


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Obelisk is a massive muscular blue-skinned humanoid. Obelisk has simple, triangular wings that are about the same height as Obelisk itself. Obelisk's large shoulder pauldrons have two large spikes protruding vertically, its forearm armor has spikes protruding at the elbows, and its groin and knees are armored with diamond-shaped plates, while a shield-shaped plate covers the posterior. Obelisk's feet are anisodactyl, with three toes in front and a single one behind; its hands are more human, with spiked, sheath-like claws covering its fingertips and small diamond-shaped plates covering the knuckles.
Obelisk's head is covered in spikes; twin spikes jut from its cheeks, long spikes sideways from the back of the head, two from the temples, a short spike on the chin, and a tri-spiked crest on the top of its head. Obelisk's mouth is lipless, with pointed white teeth. Obelisk has red eyes, and the sapphire common to the Egptian Gods in its forehead.
Obelisk's form differs in Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World and as " Obelisk The Progenitor "; its spikes are shorter and more angular in comparison to the curved spikes seen in the present. The largest difference is its crest; the outer spikes extend further both upwards and downwards, and the crest and chest have darker blue markings on them. This form is also seen in Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions , but with a navy blue base color and lighter blue markings.


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Ra is a giant golden dragon that appears to be composed of or covered in golden metal. It has a saurian posture and bird-like features; its head and neck are sculpted to resemble that of a bird of prey, with feather-like ornaments on each side of its head and at the elbows, and a jagged cone surrounding its neck. Its wings have the appearance of being feathered. Ra has a large arch connecting its shoulder pauldrons that is where its "God Blaze Cannon" attack is generated before being channeled to its mouth through the feather-like ornaments on its head. Prior to being Summoned during Dark Marik 's Duel with Mai Kujaku , Ra was obscured by golden light and black flame when Summoned during Jonouchi 's Duel with Rishid , or partially shadowed when seen outside of a Duel. During Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World , Ra's beak is toothless and more bird-like in shape and its tail is thinner.
In Ra's Sphere Mode it appears as an orb of golden metal that unfolds into its Battle Mode. In its Phoenix Mode Ra becomes a giant flaming bird with its wings and head shaped in a similar manner to its Battle Mode.


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Ra is a giant golden dragon that appears to be composed of or covered in golden metal. It has a saurian posture and bird-like features; its head and neck are sculpted to resemble that of a bird of prey, with feather-like ornaments on each side of its head and at the elbows, and a jagged cone surrounding its neck. Its wings have the appearance of being feathered. Ra has a large arch connecting its shoulder pauldrons that is where its "Blaze Cannon" attack is generated before being channeled to its mouth through the feather-like ornaments on its head. During the Memory World arc, Ra's beak is toothless and more bird-like in shape and its tail is thinner. This is the form it uses in its first legal artwork, though in that artwork it also possesses a feather-like plume rather than a bony tail.
In Ra's Sphere Mode it appears as an orb of golden metal that unfolds into its Battle Mode. In its Phoenix Mode Ra becomes a giant flaming bird with its wings and head shaped in a similar manner to its Battle Mode.


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Don Thousand has a similar appearance to Mr. Heartland 's Barian form; a demonic form with luminous inflamed eyes, shady red skin and dim wings that appears to be a black carapace. He also has a large, luminous red eye at the center of his abdomen. He has a stylized version of the Barian Emblem on his chest. The spike of the carapace on his forehead form a structure that appears to be a black type of the Emperor's Key . His wings are also covered with red diamonds, similar to Vector and the Chaos -empowered Number 96 . He is also the largest of the Barians , being the size of a giant.
Don Thousand's Energy Form

Don Thousand's true form.

Don Thousand's true form is that of a former denizen from Astral World ; with luminous gold hair with two long red bangs in front. His appearance is similar to Eliphas . His skin tone is black with red outlined onyx colored armor with his emblem embedded at the center. His heterochromic eyes are blue and red, with the addition of a third eye placed vertically on his forehead. He also wears a set of earrings on his pointed ears. Like Vector and Eliphas, he also has an energy form resembling his true form, with both his body and hair color-swapped and vice versa.

Don Thousand's personality is complicated and dynamic, as he lacks the usual insanity or pride associated with most other Yu-Gi-Oh! antagonists. He is characteristically malevolent and vengeful, dedicated to spreading Chaos , destroying Astral World and ensuring the universe is his new dominion no matter the cost. He is shown to be a very direct individual, always going straight to the point and does not usually stray from the subject at hand. He is also highly perceptive during his brief conversation with Vector , aware of his loathing towards Astral (though he was unaware of Yuma ) and his culpability in Marin and Nash 's disappearance.
He has a commanding presence, and is not above threatening Vector, though he does not show any degree of sadism in doing so, and it appears to be more out of concern for his own agenda. He can be cryptic at times and is not above withholding information when questioned until a later time. Upon his return to his chrysalis energy form, Thousand's disposition becomes haughty and confident, casually passing his first turn in his Duel against Mizar . This is due to his confidence in his absolute power due to obtaining supremacy through stealing the power of the Numeron Code by fusing the Human World and Barian World .


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Tiadosia is a tall girl with light-blue hair with lilac tips of her waist-length hair and  she has pink eyes, while her skin tone is also paler than Luke's. Tiadosia dresses more elegantly than her brother, wearing a pale yellow top with a pleated collar and closed cuffs, a pale brown corset that also supports her upper back, a long green skirt with a slit up the left side, a pale brown belt crossed over her right hip, pale brown lace-up heeled boots with black toes, and dark stockings. She also wears a small tasseled necklace with a red stone and carries a large silver bassoon.
Her second outfit is a red Chinese gi with yellow trim, black cuffs, shoes and belt. Her hair is tied in a bun with with two sections of her hair draped over the front of her shoulders.
In her youth, she also wore a more traditional white martial arts uniform with a black belt.


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His general modus operandi and physical stature are reminiscent of PaniK , though he also looks, sounds, and acts a lot like pro wrestler The Undertaker (and at one point says "rest in peace" to his first victim; this is one of the Undertaker's prominent catchphrases). He also bares a strong resemblance to the Resident Evil character Mr. X, also called Tyrant. He wears an iron mask, a hat and a large jacket, as well as a fake Millennium Puzzle . He normally creates fog around him to appear as if a true Shadow Game was imminent. [1]

Titan remains calm most of the time and is confident in defeating his opponents, calling himself a "pro" and stating he never turns his back on his opponents.   Titan intimidates his opponents during the Duels showing his Millennium Pendant , doing tricks to mimic a Shadow Duel and by telling the Duelists their mistakes or their lack of damage they've done.  The Pendant emits a bright light that seems to hypnotize victims; Titan enhances the effect through the use of his "shadow fog" which seems to be some kind of tranquilizing gas, rendering victims numb and making it hard to breath.  While not weak, he isn't near as powerful or skilled as he presents himself as; he has no true shadow powers and seems to rely on his mind games to win since he tries to abandon his duel with Jaden after the latter exposed his ruse (turning his back on Jaden in the process).  and make the set of his fake Shadow Games appear to be real. [1] [2] When Titan became a Shadow Rider he becomes a lot more sadistic as in his duel with Alexis he enjoyed causing her suffering both physically and mentally. He even tells her that she won't be able to get Atticus to remember their time together.
The dub also states that Titan used to work as a carny , an aspect not present in the original. This seems to be a sore point for Titan; he insists that he can get his "old job back whenever [I want]."  There is also speculation that Titan has a family in the dub, as his last words in his first appearance before being consumed by the darkness are "Tell my kids I love them!".


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Chojiro is an old man, but retains impressive strength and agility for his age. His jaw is large and unshaven, and his hair is shorter than his facial hair. He dresses simply, wearing an olive-green threadbare robe and brown sandals. This traditional attire is further emphasized by both the theme of both his Deck and the interior of his Facility cell.

Chojiro is an honorable and entertaining Duelist , having pride in enticing his audience with his signature miracle draws . As such, he strongly encourages his audience and even his opponent to enjoy their Duels, regardless of winning or losing.
He communicates this to his audience with his slogan: " Dueling is life. You only live once. If there are days you win, there are also days you will lose. Do not be ashamed of defeat, do not be proud of victory. All in all, let's enjoy! " (dub: " The Duel is the same as life, my friends! Some days you win, some days you lose. What's important, is to enjoy the journey. Be a hero! ")
He brought it into practice by breaking up fights and teaching adults and children alike to enjoy their duels.
After losing to the Topsiders Duelists and by becoming the Kingpin of the Facility , Chojiro's outlook was changed to one that valued power and status above all, even stated that cards were the sign of those on top. It was only until his Duel with Yuya helped to revive his passion for enjoying Duels. After this, he started spreading his message once more and felt regret at the idea of defeating Zuzu Boyle and sending her underground, becoming a caring individual again.
Occasionally he makes comments about how much Dueling has changed since his incarceration.


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Melissa is dressed like a cowgirl. Her outfit consists of a white shirt that shows her midriff along with a yellow bow, a red vest, a cowboy hat, and yellow shorts. She uses a white microphone with a yellow top in her commentaries. Melissa is fair skinned.

Melissa shows enthusiasm and pride in her broadcasting, even acknowledging her own popularity after jumping off her broadcast helicopter to land inside the Duel Palace safely with the help of a parachute. [4] In the dub, she claims to have an allergy to cats. [5] She does not co-ordinate well with her production team, appearing confused when Riley Akaba was replaced at the last minute by Moon Shadow with the hologram presented to her still showing Riley's name [6] , and can often be impatient when she does not have the chance to speak, as shown when Sylvio Sawatari passes her microphone to Yuya Sakaki in order for him to broadcast his intent to duel Jack Atlas. [7]


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Misty is a tall woman of elegance. She has light-blue eyes as a mortal and as a Dark Signer. She has a gem tied to her forehead and has long black hair with her bangs parted. Her outfit consists of two necklaces, an elegant dress of green, white and yellow and strap-on high heels. On formal occasions, she wears an elegant red dress which was made by one of her designers.

Linework as a Dark Signer .

As a Dark Signer , she wears the black robe of the Dark Signers, accented with green stripes, to match her corresponding Earthbound Immortal , strap-on high heels, and a black and white dress. On her face are marks that resemble inverted wings.
In the dub, her cleavage was edited to make her less suggestive and her clothes less revealing.

Before the death of her younger brother, Misty had a kind and caring personality and showed she really cared deeply for her late younger brother Toby. [1]
Upon her revival as a Dark Signer, Misty still had overall kindness, but showed an immense amount of hatred toward Akiza for believing her to have killed her brother. [2] After learning the truth from Sayer , those feelings toward Akiza disappeared, though the possession from her Earthbound Immortal made her more psychotic in nature, not caring about avenging her little brother, but rather the destruction of her Signer counterpart. [3]


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Like his brothers, Trey wears formal attire reminiscent of eighteenth century men's tailoring. However, in contrast to his brothers, Quattro and Quinton , who wear white and dark clothing, Trey prefers brighter colors, such as red and white, which reflect his more caring and sweet-tempered personality, respectively. Trey has short, pink hair which curls slightly at his neck and emerald green eyes.
When Trey stayed at Yuma's house, he borrowed his school uniform, as he did not bring other clothes with him. After Trey enrolled in Heartland Academy, he was seen wearing his own Heartland Academy first-year student uniform.
He has a pale orange Duel Gazer Tattoo similar to the ones his brothers, Kite Tenjo , Dextra and Nistro use. Like his brothers, Trey has a crest on his body, his being a green insignia on his left hand which resembles a flower.

Trey has a sweet, friendly and gentle demeanor, unlike his brothers' cold and/or brutal nature. Trey loves his family a lot and doesn't want them to fight, attempting to mediate disputes between Quattro and Quinton. Dutiful and trusting, Vetrix stated that Trey always completed his missions, which are usually important. [6] Quinton also trusts Trey more than he does Quattro, due to Quattro's recklessness and hastiness. [7] Though concerned about his family's fate, he shows concern for Hart Tenjo during Vetrix's ritual. [8]
Although Trey is normally kind and slow-tempered, he can get serious if it is about Duels because he still wanted to Duel Shark, even after Vetrix told him to feel free to lose after he hands Shark " Number 32: Shark Drake ". [6] His caring personality is also reflected through his Duels, within his Tag Duel with Quattro, he used his cards to not only protect himself, but Quattro as well. [9]
Trey also showed amazement towards Yuma Tsukumo for his protection to Kite Tenjo , and had developed an interest in him. [10] [11] Trey has a strong interest in ancient history and in OOPArts , which seems to be rooted from the fact his father researched them. Trey was able to recognize all of Kazuma Tsukumo 's ancient artifacts, in which he shows amazement. [5]

Trey in armor.

When Trey eventually gains a portion of Vetrix's power, his personality hardens and bears a colder, more serious demeanor in his desire to meet his family's expectations, destroying many of his own beloved monsters, including his favorite card , just to reduce the ATK points of Yuma's monsters. Eventually, he broke Yuma's spirit and captured Astral using his crest and the powers that Vetrix gave him, as well as gaining an Roman-styled armor. He became cruel and sadistic just like his older brothers, even attacking a helpless Yuma and proceeded to laugh evilly when Yuma was hurt. [12] As the Duel continued, his powers continued to affect him and infuriate when he fails to succeed at something, even appearing to kill Astral and hurt Yuma's friends when both tried to interfere with the duel and prevent Yuma from losing. He would even go as far as to kill Yuma as he got angry when Yuma didn't fall to his death from the road and he even refused Yuma forfeiting and just skipped Yuma's turn so he could defeat Yuma immediately with his powers. [13]
At the end of his Duel with Yuma, Trey reverts back to his loyal and caring personality, having developed a true friendship with Yuma, and passes his hopes for his family to him. [14] Following Vetrix's reformation, Trey retains his peaceful demeanor, but has grown more confident and shown fierce protectiveness towards Yuma. [15] [16] Trey has gained a penchant for mocking his enemies, when he replied to Mr. Heartland when he questioned the usefulness of his friendship with Yuma, claiming it could be used to "crush flies", referring to Mr. Heartland. [16] or after depriving Mizar of his " Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon " and being the subject of the Emperor's disgust and anger, he simply replied he was "honored by the compliment". [17]


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Trudge's character design was overseen by Kazuki Takahashi . Trudge is tall and strong, and has prominent eyebrows. In the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters anime, Trudge has brown hair, pale skin, and wore a Domino High uniform.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's , Trudge has black hair and the color of his skin is darker than before. After suffering an accident during a Duel with Yusei , Trudge is left with a scar on his face.

Not much is known of him in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters anime, although he is seen to be physically abusive as he gave both Joey and Tristan a beating and had no qualms beating Yugi as well for trying to defend them. Otherwise it is not disclosed how much he is similar to his manga counterpart.
In the Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime, Trudge is shown to be an arrogant and discriminatory official with heavy prejudices towards the Satellite residents instantly viewing them with disdain and often calling them "Satellite scum". He is also very ambitious as he wanted to defeat Yusei to achieve a promotion. Despite his harsh traits, Trudge once paid for a stolen Duel Runner part Rally stole for Yusei out of his own paycheck to compensate it when he held up his end of the bargain to let Rally go if Yusei beat him in a Duel. When asked by his superior why he did it, Trudge simply replied, "Well, it is the humanity of a Duelist," showing that he has a good sense of responsibility and duty. [2] Yusei even mentions that he considers Trudge different from the other figures of authority in New Domino . It has been hinted that Trudge does not come from New Domino which may fuel his views.
Following his first encounter with Yusei, Trudge became obsessed with defeating him, challenged Yusei to a Duel whenever he had a chance and continuously stalked him to try and arrest him again, as he had both a wounded pride and a desire to get promoted by beating Yusei. Despite his obsession and disdain for Satellite residents, however, he duels fairly, much unlike his manga counterpart who was more than willing to cheat to get his way (this may symbolize a change of heart on Trudge's outlook, most likely after cheating previously resulted in a Penalty Game with Dark Yugi, although it is not known if these events occurred in this continuity).
His views of Satellite, started to change upon hearing Yusei, being a current Satellite resident was born in the Tops of Neo Domino City and Jack, being the former champion and current resident of Neo Domino City, was born in Satellite. The real change, however, happens after meeting Martha and listening to how Satellite resident had to always deal with grim circumstances and adversities on a daily basis which made them more resilient, thus beginning to feel a sense of respect and new outlook on the people he looked down upon.
Eventually Trudge truly changes, and becomes and ally and friend to Yusei. Trudge is also shown to have a sense of humor in the Japanese version. In the series finale, upon seeing Yusei he said he had "spotted a suspicious person and will commence interrogation".
After the defeat of the Dark Signers Trudge felt that he needed to stop asking for Yusei's help when protecting the city and decided to capture Ghost himself, reflecting on how much losing to Yusei the day they met had changed him. When the Divine Temple appeared he personally overlooked the evacuation while trusting Yusei to save the city. The night before the Signers left the city Trudge had one final friendly talk about their first encounter and how both had grown over the last three years.
Trudge is infamous for being strict, as many Security Officers have been seen to be afraid of being scolded by him upon reporting their failure. He also proved a merciless examiner when testing Akiza's aptitude for Turbo Dueling and dueled her relentlessly, but was nonetheless glad she passed.
Trudge has a clear crush for Mina, but his advances are often not noticed by her or his approach ineffective as she herself crushes over Jack. Nonetheless she does show concern for him at times.


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Syrus's character design was overseen by Kenichi Hara . His usual outfit consists of the standard Duel Academy uniform with alternating colors over the course of the series. The designs for all three uniforms worn by Syrus are identical in basic makeup. With his red uniform, a yellow shirt is worn underneath the jacket, whereas with his yellow uniform, this is reversed. With his blue uniform, the shirt is black, and the collar has buttons not present in his other incarnations - similar to Chazz's uniform before he attended North Academy . The blue uniform also has fins in the back similar to his brother's outfit also not on his other uniforms.
His blue hair (of a lighter tint than his brother's) is sectioned in three layers, his grey eyes positioned between the three bangs closest to his face and behind a pair of round-lensed glasses. He carries an Academy-issued Duel Disk on his left hand. He has also been shown wearing the Academy jersey when necessary. In episode 8, during a flashback sequence when he was young, he wore a yellow collared shirt with blue shorts and black sneakers.  At the end of Episode 64, while searching for Jaden he wears an explorer outfit, consisting of a khaki hat, a khaki collared shirt with a blue undershirt, khaki shorts, white socks, and his (at the time) Ra Yellow uniform shoes.
In the first season of the dub, Syrus often makes a joke about how his brother has amazing Dueling skills while apparently he always had "the looks".

Syrus is an insecure and unconfident Duelist. However, he not only grows into becoming a better Duelist, but a more brave and confident person. He is a very loyal friend, often thinking of Jaden as a second big brother figure, and he has a habit of hugging him in almost every episode.
Syrus insecurity come from his brother Zane who was a very skilled Duelist and at one time Zane criticized Syrus for using the Powerful card Power Bond without thinking about the consequences. He also cares about Zane to the point where he was willing to battle Makoto Inotsume in Zane's place to prove that the Cyber art is better.


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Zane's character design was overseen by Kenichi Hara . His first season outfit (left) consists of the standard Obelisk Blue uniform with a more pronounced collar, tighter-bound sleeves, and pointed rims coming out the costume's lower back. His blue hair is sectioned in three layers, his blue eyes positioned directly beneath the bangs of the layer closest to his face. He carries an Academy -issued Duel Disk on his left hand. After graduating, he keeps his Obelisk Blue uniform and adds a black fingerless glove on his right hand. Also, the button on the shirt becomes star-shaped.
Zane's second outfit consists of a black overcoat with white trimmings and sharp edges. The letter "R" is centered on his belt buckle, drawn from the first letter of his name in the Japanese version. (This feature has been occasionally removed from the dub). Zane's facial expressions also elicit more angered and/or sadistic nuances than those of his previous design.

Zane's personality is markedly different during each of the seasons. In the first season and the start of the second season, Zane is calm and collected, with a deep respect for his opponents and his own cards. He feels that the connection between a Duelist and his opponent, as well as the Duelist himself and his Deck, makes victory meaningful. His dubbed personality is harsher and has a sharper tongue than his Japanese counterpart.
In the second season, following his Duel in the underground against Mad Dog , his personality is much harsher, crueler, and sadistic; as he enjoys watching his opponents suffer. In the dub, he even rants about how the world is made of hurt, and that Dueling is all about dealing with pain and inflicting pain on those who are weak.
By the time of the third season, Zane's personality appears to take on a mix of both his former attitudes. While he still Duels much more aggressively and with more passion than in the first season, Zane also appears capable of respecting his opponents again, and doesn't act so dark and needlessly cruel. His Deck changes as well; while he still uses the " Cyberdark " series, he uses his normal " Cyber Dragons " again, even bringing out " Cyber End Dragon " more often than " Cyberdark Dragon " and utilizing the former where the latter has failed.
It was originally believed to be the electrodes that were the cause of Zane's heart problems but it was later revealed the cause of his heart problems was the use of his "Cyberdark" Deck; the cards' desire to win at all costs were what inflicted the damage to his heart (in the original, Judai also mentions a wide variety of reasons why the cards might do so).
Following his revival in the fourth season, Zane has become quiet and reserved, losing most of the negative aspects of his personality that he developed in the second season. Though of the opinion that he had his best final Duel against Yubel , his Deck wants to keep fighting regardless of Zane himself. Despite this, Zane still attempts to Duel Makoto Inotsume . He later decides to start Dueling again with a new, evolving Deck, and demonstrates pride in his brother , believing him to have surpassed him.


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Kazuma has dark tan skin, brown eyes, black spiky hair with a smaller version of Yuma 's red hair and beard. He wears a hat, a green-like shirt and pants.

Described as adventurous and hating "boring" things, Kazuma has a friendly and relaxed demeanor. He loves nothing more than the thrill of adventure and doesn't seek fame or money out of them. He was also the creator of Yuma's catchphrase and challenging spirit " kattobingu " ('Feeling the Flow' in the dub). Kazuma also shown great intelligent and foresight, particularly concerning Yuma's destiny [1] . Kazuma also appeared to like old-fashion things, evidenced by his classic style motorcycle and red car, as well as his house.
A kind and loving husband and father, he always looks after his family, bravely sacrificing himself to save his wife or cheering up Yuma when he's sad. [2] Kazuma keeps a picture of his family when off traveling, talks fondly of them to his friends. Kazuma values bonds and friendship, easily making friends with Byron Arclight and even risking his own life to save him. [3] Dr. Faker revealed he also saw him as a friend. [4]
Kazuma's character causes him to well-respected by others, such as Charlie McCay , who considered him his "idol" and a man who had "everything". [5] [6] Even as Vetrix , Arclight respected Kazuma, considering his ability to form friendships as both a strength and a weakness, which was passed to his son. [7]


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Kazuma is an adventurer together with his wife, Mirai Tsukumo . They gave Yuma his pendant , and taught him the " kattobingu " spirit, before disappearing. [1] Yuma claimed he could always "kattobingu", no matter how much people laughed, because he always had the pendant with him, and he felt like his parents were always cheering him up. [2]

Kazuma cheers Yuma up through the Emperor's Key .
When Yuma had a Speed Duel with Thunder Spark and fell in the water, Kazuma talked to him through his pendant as he drowned, telling him to believe it, and to "kattobingu". Then, Yuma regained consciousness and managed to get out of the water and go on with the Duel with Astral 's help. [3]
Later Kazuma appears in a flashback. Talking to his daughter Akari Tsukumo he explains that he wishes to find a door to the Astral World . He would later return to his daughter as a spirit and warns her about a great disaster that is about to happen and believes that Yuma is the only one who can stop it. Kazuma gives the Emperor's Key to Akari and tells her to give it to her brother before disappearing. Akari would then wake up believing everything to be a dream only to find the Emperor's Key on a desk next to her. [4]
Kazuma reappears in Yuma's Duel against E'Rah . Kazuma reveals to his son that he went in search of the Astral World in order to connect it to Earth and give it hope as it was originally filled with turmoil and misery. He reveals to his son that he along with Kaito , Ryoga , and Kyoji are priests of the Astral World that hold the power of Light, Air, Sea, and Land respectively. Kazuma also reveals that he was the one who sent Astral to Yuma. Kazuma then disappears but not before telling Yuma that he is proud of him. [5]


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Yuma has tan skin, red eyes, and black and red spiked hair that points out and upward. In every outfit he wears, Yuma is always wearing the Emperor's Key around his neck, which is hung by a black string. He owns a white and yellow Duel Gazer with a green lens, matching the color scheme of his ace, " Number 39: Utopia ". Yuma bears a striking resemblance to his father, Kazuma Tsukumo , but has inherited his mother 's red eyes.

Yuma's lineart.

In his regular attire, he wears a red vest with a white hood and a blue sleeveless shirt with a green "D" symbol, standing for "Duel". Yuma also wears white pants with designs of three orange moon crescents attached to one another with yellow outlines at the bottom, a white brown-stripe belt, and black with blue streaks shoes with white straps. Other accessories includes a brown fingerless glove on his left hand, a black protective pad on his right elbow and a thick, dark blue bracelet with light blue gems and red outlines on his right wrist.

Yuma's Duel Gazer .

When in his school attire, he wears a white shirt with red-lined sleeves and collar, a red tie, blue pants and brown shoes. In his nightwear attire, he wears a red-white t-shirt, grey pants, and sometimes green slippers, but Yuma mostly goes barefoot around his house. During the Heartland Academy festival, Yuma wore a " Temtempo the Percussion Djinn " cosplay.

Yuma is a hasty, energetic, and cheerful young boy who likes to challenge himself to do anything that seems impossible, which he normally fails at. Undaunted by his failures, he states that doing these challenges gets him fired up and will eventually accomplish what he sets out to do. [16] He calls this challenge his " kattobingu " spirit ("feeling the flow" in the dub), which his father taught him. [22] Even Yuma would sometimes doubt himself when depressed, yet he'd still go through with his trials, such when he had shown up for his Duel with Reginald Kastle . [16] Yuma told Astral it was because of his promise to his father is the reason he doesn't do things halfway, believing it was like "betraying" his father if he did so. [22]
Yuma greatly loves his parents and treasures the key they gave him, shown when he was depressed when Shark broke it [16] and nearly had a panic attack when he lost it, but really just ran out the house without it. [22] In his house , Yuma sleeps in the treasury attic full with memories and artifacts of his parents' adventures and trips instead of his own bedroom. He looks up to his father and carries on his challenging, never-give-up spirit and catchphrase " kattobingu ". It was said that Yuma picked up his personality from his father's spirit and his mother's affection.
The picture of his parents Yuma keeps by his bedside.
While he tries to hide it, Yuma quite sensitive on the subject of parents and misses them. [22] Astral says that deep in Yuma's heart, he struggles with the sadness of losing his parents and tries to live up to their teachings. [23] Many have pointed out how similar Yuma is to his father, Charlie McCay told Kari how Yuma had inherited his father's " kattobingu " spirit, [24] and Vetrix and Quinton commented how Yuma and Kazuma shared the same beliefs in bonds and friendship. [25] [26] Dr. Faker has also noted how much Yuma is similar to Kazuma, especially when Yuma assisted Kite Tenjo in trying to rescue him. [27]
Forthright and honest, Yuma is shown to assist others if they are in trouble, despite their protests, as he challenged Shark to reclaim Bronk Stone 's Deck. [16] Yuma even challenged Nistro and Dextra to a Duel in order to defend Flip (who cheated other participants), whose punishment is having his Deck confiscated and Nistro planning to physically punish him. [28] Yuma believes Duelists cannot be bad people and believes a Duel to be a clash of souls. Yuma's good-nature appears to make him naive as he believed that Flip really had good intentions, even after his friends had warned him he was a swindler from the start. [29] Even after Vector exploited Yuma's trusting disposition [30] , Yuma resolved that he would not allow this deceit to color his perspective and doubt everyone he meets. [31]
Due to his short-temper and stubbornness, Yuma is easily annoyed, and frequently clashes with Astral . Yuma tends to disobey Astral's instructions when they Duel, which leads to him making mistakes. He only starts obeying when he is about to lose, as he believes the Duels are his and listening to him would mean he needed help to win. As the series progresses, Yuma and Astral start working together, mostly after he called Astral his friend. [32] Although, Yuma still gets upset sometimes when Astral tried to instructed him, and tell him to stay out of his Duel because he has his own "plans". [2] [33] Impetuous and clumsy, Yuma also appears to have a habit of forgetting important things such as the Emperor's Key on his way to school, [22] officially registering for the World Duel Carnival , [34] his invitation to the finals party, [35] and even his Heart Pieces on the day of the finals. [36] Yuma would sometimes even fail to execute any high jumps or dynamics, causing him to trip over his feet. [4] [7] [37] [38] Also, when Yuma is too absorbed in his own mind, he forgets about other actions he did [39] or is performing. [1] [2] [40] Such actions usually make his friends and others regard Yuma as an "idiot", much to the latter's annoyance.
Yuma wants to be a Duel Champion, but tends to sleep and slack off at school, and doesn't generally use strategies during Duels. Unlike Yugi Muto , Jaden Yuki , and Yusei Fudo , he was an amateur knowing only the basics and forgetting how cards tend to work, but as the series goes on, Yuma's Dueling abilities are starting to increase. He can Duel opponents like Cathy [41] and Lilly [42] without Astral telling him what to do (though this only happens when he Duels seriously, seeing how he is still defeated with ease in friendly Duels), but he still relies on him to help him out at difficult times. Yuma's skills have improved greatly enough that he was able to hold his own against both Dextra and Nistro until Astral came back to execute the final winning move. [28] Having been tutored by Astral, his skills have grown even more during his one-on-one Duel with Trey. [43] Eventually, Yuma is able to Duel on equal standing against Shark in their third rematch with little to zero advice from Astral. [44] He is able to Duel on equal terms with Kite during their rematch. [45] He is able to Duel on comparable level with people under control by Barian World on his own and even impressing Girag . [46]
He also Dueled with the Barian, Alito , on equal standing without any advice from Astral. [47] While Astral was incapacitated after the forced cancellation of Dark Zexal, Yuma was able to narrowly survive Vector's turn in a situation where all he had was Number 39: Utopia, and a number of monsters in the Graveyard. During that turn he remained calm and focused, to the point where he remembered that he needed to forcibly send the card he needed from his Deck to the Graveyard in order to make use of it. [48] During his mission to save Astral, when he confronted the will of Astral World, Eliphas , and his Double-Rank Up monsters and multiple Shining Draws , through using " Rainbow Kuriboh ", gaining the ability to perform his own Shining Draw to create " Rank-Down-Magic Numeron Force " and " Number 39: Utopia Roots ", managed to turn his Double Rank-Up strategy against him and emerged victorious. [49] Finally, when Yuma faced off against Astral in their final Duel after gaining all the "Numbers", his full powers and memories, which included all six forms of "Utopia" and " Number 99: Utopic Dragon ", through his own non-"Number" deck, the power of his own Shining Draw and " Number F0: Utopic Future ", claimed victory and proven himself a top Duelist in his own right. [21]
Yuma seems to have a positive effect on the people he Duels, Mr. Kay claimed that Yuma has a "sun-like" power and that people who have contact with Yuma has their hearts "illuminated" without noticing [50] and usually restoring something they lost in their heart. After his Duel with Shark, he stopped stealing others Decks and the two eventually became friends. After defeating Flip, he gave up his conniving ways and became an honest person. [51] After defeating Nelson Andrews , he helped him repair his relationship with his mother and become his own person instead of living in the shadow of his ESPer Sparrow persona. [52] After defeating Cathy , she began to gain more confidence and started hanging out more with Yuma and his friends instead of always hiding from others. [53] After defeating Kaze , he was able to let go of his anger after being stopped by Yuma from slashing a statue and started studying again under his former teacher. [54] The Barian, Alito, considers him a worthy opponent and establishes rapport with him after being defeated. [47]


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Gloria is a fair-skinned woman with red eyes and long blonde hair that hangs over her forehead in three pointed locks; the central one extending to her nose and the other two to chin length, while the back portion of her hair extends down her back and curves up in a short point. Gloria wears a more military outfit than her sister. She wears a tight blue coat with a white front that is patterned with vertical lines and topped with purple curves. She dons gold-lined grey shoulder pads over her coat, white elbow-length gloves, and a magenta sashes that curve over each of her upper arms and attach to her shoulder pads. Gloria also wears short blue shorts with similar patterning to the front of her coat and black cuffs over white leggings and thigh-high black boots with golden soles, upturned golden toes, and three diagonal magenta lines near each cuff.

Gloria is more serious and blunt than her sister. She is confident in her skills and dissatisfied with weaker opponents, though not above praising good moves even if they are not up to her standards, but she was insulted when the Professor sends the Obelisk Force as backup in case they lost and she was eager to jump in to assist them. She can also be quite stubborn and impatient at times, but she also takes her job and mission very seriously, in comparison to both her sister and Mamoru Noro . Gloria dislikes disloyalty; chiding both her sister and Mamoru for supporting Yuya Sakaki during his Duel against Aster Phoenix for different reasons. After her defeat by Yuya and Shay she shows interest in Yuya's Dueltaining, but unlike her sister Grace she tries to hide it.


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Grace is a fair-skinned woman with yellow eyes and long silver hair that hangs over her forehead in a messy fringe and two locks extending to chin length, while the back portion of her hair extends down her back and curls up in a bunch. Grace wears a more feminine outfit than her sister. She wears a sleeveless tight blue coat with a white front that is patterned with vertical lines and topped with purple curves; silver-lined grey shoulder pads over her coat, and black gloves that extend past her elbows. Grace also wears a lilac skirt with three diagonal black lines on each side over white leggings and black ankle-length heeled boots with silver heels and toes.

Grace is more softly spoken than her sister, and she frequently comments on the fun that they will have. In the dub, Grace speaks in a stereotypical Valley girl manner. She is confident in the skills of her and her sister, and encourages the thought of a stronger opponent while disliking weaker opponents. This extends to the liking that she takes to Yuya's Dueltaining. While Gloria tends to be blunt, Grace is somewhat more sarcastic and insulting and can be air headed at times.
After losing to Yuya Sakaki and Shay Obsidian in an Entertainment Duel, Grace is thrilled by the Duel and intrigued by Yuya's potential to the point of forgoing the opportunity to rejoin the effort to defeat the Lancers in favor of watching Yuya's Dueling. She enthusiastically cheered for Yuya during the Duel against Aster, despite her sister's disapproval. She takes the loss and the backup by the Obelisk Force in stride; unlike her sister she does not see it as an insult given that they actually did lose.


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Mai's character design was overseen by Kazuki Takahashi . Mai is fair-skinned with purple eyes, and long, thick, spiky blonde hair. She wears large silver hoop earrings. In the anime, at Duelist Kingdom , Mai wore a short-sleeved purple coat over her white tube top, exposing her midriff, black socks along with recurring purple high-heeled boots. From Battle City on, she changed to a sleeveless light purple vest and a white tank top and wore long white fingerless gloves. She wears a dark purple miniskirt and a Deck holder strapped to her thigh in the Duelist Kingdom and Battle City arcs and her cameo appearances at KC Grand Championship arc, but in Waking the Dragons , she wears dark purple shorts and vest, black corset, dark purple thigh-high high heeled boots, a black choker with an Orichalcos Stone , and a Chaos Duel Disk on her left arm, in addition to black fingerless gloves. In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light , she is seen in an outfit similar to the one she wore in Waking the Dragons. However, her top is white/grey instead of black.
In the manga, in Duelist Kingdom , she largely wore the same outfit as the anime, but her top was open, revealing the middle of her chest and held together using strings, like a corset. In Battle City, she changed to wearing a black leather vest and miniskirt, and wore a similar tube top as her Duelist Kingdom self, but with the front closed.
In the dub, from Season 2 onwards, her cleavage and lines of cleavage are digitally reduced or erased, and her skirt is lengthened.

At the beginning of the series, Mai is a self-absorbed woman who is only set out for prize money, personal satisfaction and power. She was also very arrogant and prideful of her Dueling skills and looks and used those to brag to Téa Gardner a lot.
At first, Mai often used her beauty to seduce men into giving her what she wants and making them her tools. She used her beauty to easily steal Rex Raptor 's luxury room on the cruise to Duelist Kingdom by offering him a kiss if he could beat her in a Duel, and later manipulated him into Dueling Joey for her as revenge on Joey for defeating her in an earlier Duel.
Mai is extremely lonely and at first, is convinced that she doesn't need friends. At one point, she believed her " Harpie Lady " cards were the closest she would ever have to friends.
Mai's selfish attitude and outlook on life continues until she meets and finds meaning with Yugi Muto and his three best friends. After she meets them and Yugi fought Panik for her to regain her Star Chips, Mai begins seeing Yugi , Joey Wheeler , Tristan Taylor , and Téa as her friends. She even offered Yugi her extra Star Chips so he could enter the Duelist Kingdom's Finals and rescue his grandfather after Yugi lost to Kaiba , and gave Joey her entry fee card for the finals when his was stolen by Bandit Keith . From there, she continued meeting up with the four on occasions and helping them out from time to time on their adventures.
Mai's feelings of loneliness and emptiness return when she is forced to face Marik Ishtar in the Battle City finals. Marik enters her into a Shadow Game, where with each of her monsters destroyed she begins losing the memory of a former friend. In the end, Marik defeats her and leaves her mind trapped in the Shadow Realm for a long time while she continues feeling more and more alone, miserable, and isolated every minute, until Yugi finally defeats Marik in the final round and releases her.
After being freed from the Shadow Realm and gone separate ways from her friends for a while, Mai's wins become empty to her and her feelings of loneliness return even more. Eventually, she is unable to cope with the mental trauma and turns against her friends, joining the evil Dartz to assist him in his quest for power. However, Joey seems to eventually return her to her old self and she recovers her self-esteem and pride as a true Duelist, but was unable to face her former friends again after what she had done to them.
In the Japanese version; Mai typically uses a quite informal manner of speech. She commonly omits honorifics when speaking with others, but addresses Anzu and Shizuka as "-chan." She uses the informal and potentially condescending "anta", a contraction of the more formal "anata" (similar to the English "honey"). She uses the personal pronoun "atakushi", which tends to be a more elegant, if not older, form of self-reference.


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While in LINK VRAINS , Varis has two avatars: his first one is a man with dark crimson hair and red highlights. His ears are pierced with Egyptian-style earrings with a blue diamond and a gold bullet "token". Varis wears a tan-colored visor giving him yellow featureless eyes, designed with a white casing and a diamond-shaped pattern of white dots with red centers, linked together by a white circle that surrounds a white dot in the center of Varis' forehead that suggests the barrel of a gun. The visor of his mask can be covered with a dark lens to protect him from bright lights.
Varis wears a white jumpsuit with a black elongated "T" shape tracing to the bottom of his chest, red ovals overlaying black ovals on the sides of the torso, and a v-shaped line of green where a belt would be. He wears a white trench coat lined with green with golden lines patterning both the inside and the outside of the coat. The sleeves are green white shoulder-pads and red diagonal bands on the bicep, making it unclear whether or not they are part of the jumpsuit or the coat. Varis also wears a small white mantle with a black line tracing around the middle, and a green ornament attached at the front on either side of his neck and at the back by red gems. Varis wears white-elbow length gloves with red diamond shapes on his forearm, and black boots with green heels and red patterns on the front that may be part of his jumpsuit.

Second VR avatar

His second avatar form resembles the first one with several alterations: he retains his fair skin and blue eyes, his maroon hair is now grey, and the red highlights on the sides, which are now more pronounced, have a shade of pink roots. The shaped of his mask now appears more rhombus-like, the glass now recedes up to his nose, and the forehead has a plate with the four dots spread out. The trench coat has a black color scheme on the body, a black stripe among the outer borders, the black stripe on the upper section has been removed, and the lower exterior sports a lime stripe and patter. The ornament around his neck is now lime, has a more square-like structure, and the red gems have been replaced with small, rectangular red lights. His sleeves are now black with a lime exterior, and the red diamond pattern on the forearms are more wider. His suit is more white, he wears a black belt with a gold buckle, which has a bullet carved on each sides, a red bullet-shaped light at the center, and a wide red diamond pattern on each outer thigh exterior of the pants. His black boots retained the red pattern, but now sports a lime border above the red patterns and a lime heel.

Varis after his mask was destroyed.

In real life, Roken is a tall young, fair skin man with light-blue eyes and has white hair that spikes backwards at the sides, with purple-blue highlights. On his right hand, he has a tattoo of a red triangle. He has at least two outfits, the first consisting of a white buttoned shirt and black trousers, while the second consists of a pink v-neck shirt underneath a light grey suit jacket, with black trousers that ends above his ankles and white shoes.

Roken as a child, with his father.

As a child, he wore a grey hoodie over a dark pink shirt and dark pair of pants with purple and black shoes.

Much like the other Knights of Hanoi, Varis is a ruthless individual that seeks Ai. He bears a great hatred towards Ai and the Cyberse world considering them a threat to the real world, a notion he developed from his father's research into AI-human interactions. His resolve to rid the world of Ai leads him to take drastic measures, including endangering the entire VRAINS networks and many human lives. However, Varis claims that his actions are so that he can fulfill his promise to his father to save humanity. [5] He shows his strong resolve numerous times during the show, notably his willingness to plunge into a Data Storm far out of his league to activate "Storm Access" to compete against Playmaker during their Duel at the Tower of Hanoi, which would have severely wounded him if it had not been for his father's assistance. [6]
Although he's a fair duelist who honors his words, he has shown at the same time to take hostages like he did with Blue Angel and several of the the Deleted victims and not concern himself very much with the collateral damage his actions cause. In fact, he justifies this as being for the greater good of humanity. These strongly held ideals and his extremists actions make him akin to a terrorist.
Unlike most hackers, Varis distrusts LINK VRAINS and the people that, to him, are dedicating their lives to it and make false relationships with other people. He values a person's life more. He distrusts Artificial Intelligence, to the point where he does not have one installed into his Duel Disk. Due to that, he looks down on the internet world as false. Despite his hatred towards VRAINS, Varis isn't against using the Cyberse for his own benefit. When Ai called him out on that, Varis described it as "counteracting poison with poison". [3]
As he mentions during Yusaku's confrontation, Roken was the voice that taught Yusaku the three reason method. In real life, despite all his negative traits, Roken is also shown to be a rather calm, stoic individual, as seen when he calmly explains the origin of the Ignis and his father's plan during his confrontation with Yusaku. [1]
While Dueling, he shows loads of confidence and plans ahead well, often confusing his opponents with a seemingly inefficient strategy. Varis tends to belittle 'unworthy' opponents at times, which Gore noted as arrogance. When pushed into a corner, Varis pushes himself to his limits only to win, even if that harms him.
In season two, Varis retains much of his original personality but is more level-headed and serious about his objective due to his father's sacrifice. His sense of humanity is more pronounced as well as he showed regret for what happened to Jin Kolter, disgust for what Windy did to his Lost Incident partner, and called Lightning unfair for pitting Kolter against Playmaker. He is also considerate and helpful at times as seen when he gave Yusaku a program to protect him from Lightning, when he ultimately decided to join his faction , and when he helped Soulburner overcome the pain of losing his parents and Flame during their duel. He also reveals his identity to Soulburner and the others as well as allowing Frog and Pigeon to follow them, showing that he is willing to place his trust in other people. Similar to Yusaku, Varis also has a cheerful side, as after his duel with Lightning, he was at peace with himself and entrusted everything to Playmaker. In the English dub season 2, Varis refers to the Ignis by their human names instead of by species (ex. Lightning instead of Light Ignis).


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Vector's true form is colored gray and black with tiny pink gems found on the sides of his body, with a crudely shaped Barian Emblem at the center of it. He has purple eyes with black outlines, and bulbous spiked, light gray hair with bangs curling outward around his face. He wears a dark gray short sarong decorated with pink gems around the waist and possesses a pair of black demonic wings also adorned with pink gems on them. He also originally wore a dark purple cloak, while in his true form. His eyes bulge quite noticeably sometimes, highlighting his insanity.

Vector's energy form

While in his energy form, Vector resembles a red winged version of Astral . When Vector possessed Dr. Faker , Dr. Faker's appearance became demonic, changing Dr. Faker's skin red, as well as giving him horns, wings and sharper nails.
As a human, he has fair skin, and his bulbous spiked hair is colored orange. Under the guise of Ray Shadows, he wears the first-year male uniform of Heartland Academy , a white shirt with red-lined sleeves and collar, a red tie, blue pants, and a pair of brown shoes. During Heartland Academy's festival, he wore a " Dandylion " cosplay . He also has a very unique Duel Gazer , larger than a normal Duel Gazer with a large red lens and a black head gear that wraps around his head.
After he was sent to Earth by Don Thousand , Vector discarded the Heartland school uniform in favor of a dark outfit consisting of a brown-black fur-collared jacket over a purple shirt, dark purple shoes and black pants. His Baria Crystal is a red jeweled necklace. When Vector watches Duels, he no longer uses his unique Duel Gazer; instead, the iris of his left eye turns red.

Vector's Barian form after combining the powers of the defeated Emperors into himself.

After absorbing the power of four of the other defeated Barian Emperors , Vector's form also changes to reflect his more powerful state, sporting a garb with resemblance to Don Thousand's and a crown similar to an Egyptian hedjet. Vector's design sheets refer to this form as "Rampant Vector" (ランパント・ベクター, Ranpanto Bekutā ). [3]
In the past, he was a prince who had sliver sashes across his chest, a wind chime-like necklace, a red jeweled sliver necklace on his head, sliver earrings, silver bracelets on his right arm, a purple cape with a hood, purple pants with pointed shoes, and a large golden gauntlet covering his entire left arm, with a spike protruding from said gauntlet.

Though he was revealed to have been a kind and benevolent ruler before his corruption, in the present, Vector is manipulative, unpredictable, and utterly insane, whose sole motive for gathering the " Numbers " is to destroy the Astral World and the Human World . Vector has also been shown to be extremely cunning, with a tendency to make convoluted, yet effective plans; he made use of various pawns like the Tenjo and the Vetrix families , manipulating both parties and escalating their conflict in order to make them gather "Numbers" more quickly and to destroy the Astral World. On his return, he gave Astral " Number 66: Master Key Beetle " in order to lure him and Yuma into attempting to travel to the Barian World . He then generated a portal to transfer them to " Sargasso the Different Dimension Battlefield " where he and his fellow Barians would have a Dueling advantage. [4] Another example was giving Yuma the " V " cards while posing as Ray Shadows, as both a way to gain his trust and later as part of a Dueling strategy to destroy his Deck and Life Points , as well as corrode Astral's trust in Yuma and make him embrace the darkness. [5]
Cruel and sadistic, he enjoys tormenting others for his amusement, even shown to have no compassion for his fellow Barians, even insulting them when they are hurt, much to Mizar 's disgust. [6] He was shown to be extremely psychotic and paranoid, unlike the other Barians, due to his altered personality. Vector also has a tendency to act alone, making plans on his own without any regards to his fellow Barians, even going as far as to ambush Alito [7] and siding against Girag [8] [9] just to further his own twisted agenda. He has a great hatred for Yuma Tsukumo , Astral , Kite Tenjo , and Shark - due to the four constantly interfering with his plans - particularly Yuma, whom he takes pleasure in taunting him and causing him pain. [4] [5] He also demonstrates a tendency to break out into fits of deranged laughter. After being defeated for a second time by Yuma, Vector's hatred for the boy grew to extremely dangerous levels, even reaching the extent of releasing the Barian deity, Don Thousand . [2] He also is shown to be distrustful, as noted by Number 96 , calling him a "second-rate villain" for using dirty tricks to manipulate Duels. [10] Vector also considers himself a god, after he became Don Thousand's host, and as such, he did not care if he and the Barians were all being used by Don Thousand. [11] It was then revealed that the majority of his persona was due to Don Thousand's manipulation of his personality and his memories, and that he was a truly benevolent potentate who detested the concept of war and cared for his people. He became very upset at Don Thousand for this and yelled in agony. However, despite knowing what Don Thousand did, Vector ultimately tossed it aside, as Don Thousand's influence over him persisted, and he continued to mock Nash , and expressed a false remorse. [12] When he saw how far Yuma went to rescue him as he was about to be absorbed by Don Thousand, even after he tried to take Yuma with him, Vector had a change of heart, ending Don Thousand's influence over him, and he decided to sacrifice himself while sincerely saying "Yuma-kun" one final time to Yuma. [13] Following his revival, he is shown to be on good terms with the other Emperors . [14]

Vector as Ray Shadows.

As Ray Shadows, he has a very cheerful and loud exterior, which exasperates others at times. He is also very friendly and eager-to-please, but tends to rush recklessly into things and is quite clumsy. Although he usually has good intentions, Ray tends to cause problems or make things worse [15] , something that Flip Turner and Caswell Francis have pointed out. [8] Ray has a strong admiration, and an albeit fan-boyish personality towards Yuma, since he knew that Yuma won the World Duel Carnival , and even refers to Yuma as the "crown jewel" of Heartland Academy and Heartland City . In order to get close to Yuma, Ray treats Yuma with the utmost respect and is eager to do things for Yuma that will please him, such as getting him to have a Duel with pro-Duelist Devon Knox [16] or voting for Yuma as new class representative of their class. He even wishes to join the Super Secret Number Card Investigation Club when he learned the club supports Yuma in his adventures. [15] Although this was largely a pretense on the part of Vector, [5] his personality as Ray Shadows was very close to his original personality. [12]


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Yudias has fair skin, blue spiky hair in two different shades of light blue separated by a black headset. The front layer has two "horns" or "antenna" resembling rabbit ears, while the back layer spikes up and is a lighter blue and aqua color eyes with yellow crescent shaped highlights.
His alien form has red markings under the eyes. He wears a closed white trench coat with a red inner-lining and red trim running down each side of the torso, black leggings, and blue and gold boots covered in segmented armor. He wears a golden brooch resembling outstretched wings, set with a red stone, a single blue and gold pauldron over his right shoulder strapped over his coat, the strap also holds a blue Deck box, blue hip guards with red trim connected by crossed belts, and carries a short sword at his left hip with a golden guarded hilt and a blue blade that can increase in length.

Yudias first human form

He has two human forms. The first one has a long blue coat with red collar and red sleeves. He wears red gloves and a pink with black trim shirt, blue jeans/pants and red boots with black sole and blue ribbons. He also wears a blue gakuran with a gold star.

Yudias second human form

In his second human form, Yudias wears the UTS employee uniform, an orange long coat with red inner-lining and the sleeves rolled up to the elbow, brown belts with gold buckles hanging from the shoulders and waist and thick pouches on each side, a larger one and a smaller one above it. He also wears a pink shirt with a dark collar and zip, denim blue pants, dark red gloves, red shoes with the laces wrapped around the ankle. He also wears an orange gakuran with a brown band and a gold star that resembles the UTS badge.

Yudias is a very serious individual. He respects Rush Duels deeply, but did understand the gameplay before meeting Yuhi Ohdo and Yuamu Ohdo. Due to his new life on another planet, he is considered clueless when it comes to understanding basic things and trusts people easily, like Chupataro.
Yudias is considered a pacifist for his idealism to stop war in a peaceful way for his countrymen and his home, defying Zwijo's ideas and refusing to join him to use Duel Monsters as weapons including.


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Vetrix resembles a young boy with yellow eyes and pale blonde hair, some of which is braided and resting over his right shoulder. He is outfitted in aqua and light greenish clothing over a white shirt, pants, and brown shoes and seems to be as tall as Hart Tenjo . He carries his Deck in a Deck box which is attached to the left side of his belt. He also wears white gloves and a metallic crowned mask that reveals parts of his face with the left side completely concealed and his left eye covered by a red lens.
Unmasked, the right side of Vetrix's face is disfigured by a strange, dark void shown to be slowly consuming it. His forehead also has red markings on it similar to those on the forehead of " Number 69: Heraldry Crest ". [7]

Vetrix's crest

Like other members of Vetrix Family, Vetrix also possesses a Barian-inspired Crest that appears on his right hand. [8] When his powers are at their peak, his crest appears upon the crown of his head.

Byron Arclight was first shown to be a calm and gentle person who valued friends and family. He helped Dr. Faker with his research out of respect, despite not knowing what his goals are and allowed his eldest son to help. He quickly became friends with Kazuma Tsukumo as they bond over their sons, and wanted Kazuma to let him fall into the other dimension so that Kazuma could save himself when Dr. Faker betrayed them. [4] After falling into the other dimension, he became obsessed with taking revenge against Faker, going as far as hurting others to reach that goal. However, he continues to respect Kazuma and his ability to make friends, but he also notes that it was the reason for his disappearance. [3]
As Vetrix, he acts just like a child, enjoying cartoons and playing video games to the point where he bursts out in fits of laughter [9] [10] and acts like a regular child in public events. [9] When not watching cartoons or when not in public, his personality is similar to his original, when he is talking to Trey, Quattro and Quinton showcasing how he is the leader of the group. As he is their father, he is the most respected out of his family, as when Quattro talked back to him, Quinton stood up for him and scolded Quattro. [11]
Vetrix is close to Quinton, as they are seen talking to each other often, and care a great deal about Trey . While Trey was Dueling Yuma Tsukumo , he was very confident that he would win due to the powers and cards he gave him, and was not at all concerned about Trey's safety during the Duel, even after being talked to by a worried Quinton. After Trey was defeated and nearly killed, Vetrix stayed at his bedside, worried about him, and not seeming to care about him giving away the 2 " Number " cards he had to Yuma. [6] His relationship with Quattro is strained due to his tendency to put up some scene, but Vetrix does praise his efforts in his plans. [10] As Vetrix becomes closer to getting his revenge, it appears he does not care about his family anymore from the moment he returned to Earth. He sees his family as worthless and only as pawns who had different roles to further aid his machinations. [12] Though an important reason for his revenge on Faker was not just for sending him through the rift between dimensions, but for having his body torn apart at by the galaxy which has replaced the left side of it, as well as having his memories of his beloved family being taken from him. In his reminisces, he is seen to care deeply for his family despite his change in personality. [7]
Vetrix also appears to be cruel and merciless like Quattro while Dueling, as shown during his Duel with Dextra when he defeated her using her own cards against her and even used his " Number " to copy her Ace monster's name. Knowing Kite is very important to Dextra, he erased all her memories about him after winning the Duel simply to make her suffer. He also mocks her feelings cruelly stating that her love for Kite had "a bad taste" along with defeating Kite using his strongest monster's special effect. [1] Vetrix claims that he has no true emotions, even using the rage and hate provided through his sons, Shark and his own opponents to bolster the summoning of  " Number 69: Heraldry Crest ", which requires rage and hate to control. [13]
Vetrix was at first interested in Yuma after knowing he was the son of Kazuma, and targeted him without much concern or worry, evidenced by how he was confident Trey would win over win due to the powerful cards he gave him. [14] When the opposite occurred, Vetrix became much more interested in Yuma and devised various methods to attack him mostly out of interest in his power. As Yuma manages to thwart his schemes from time to time, Vetrix develops noticeable rage and hatred towards Yuma, to the point that he shouts his name and calls him "an unsightly boy". This goes to the point that he has stated he will make him suffer. [13]
However, he seemed to have a change of heart when Yuma attempted to save him from the "Sphere Field Cannon". Before he was absorbed, he released the souls he captured and thanked Yuma for trying to rescue him despite his transgressions. [15] Vetrix later rescues Dr. Faker, Kite, and Yuma from falling into a chasm at the collapsing Sphere Field chamber, showing that he has forgiven Faker and given up his plans for revenge, returning to his original personality. [16]


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Sergey is a very tall and muscular individual, towering above most other characters. He wears a full-body riding suit with green and purple parts, which are separated by red lines. There are spikes on the elbows, around his middle and on the bracelets. The suit's opening is very broad, exposing a lot of skin from his upper torso, showing the many criminal marks he has on his head, neck and upper torso. His left eye is technological in nature, being a high tech scanner which can also provide Roget with a live feed of Sergey's view. His right sleeve was torn open during his Duel with Zuzu Boyle and his arm was scarred [2] , but his left arm appears to be completely mechanical and contains his Duel Disk , in a similar manner to Rex Goodwin . [3] His legs were later shown to contain booster rockets, allowing him to accelerate explosively and fly. [4] When merged with his Duel Runner, he comes out on top of the converted machine, riding single-wheeled with the former front wheels acting like extendable arms. [5] Towards the end of his life, his identity as an actual humanoid cyborg is shown, as he consists of metals, wires, machinery, and scraps covered up with a humanoid appearance.

Sergey is a sadomasochistic Duelist who Duels in a cruel manner, similar to Yami Marik and Kalin Kessler 's Dark Signer personality. He continually inflicts damage to himself without attempting to stop it in addition to reveling in his own pain. He revels in the suffering he causes towards his opponent, as seen in his Duel against Zuzu where he brutally defeated her and rammed her Duel Runner with his own and went to describe the carnage as beautiful . He enjoys giving his opponent a false hope of victory and then crushing them, being submissive for most of the Duel before assaulting them with overwhelming power. However, these personality traits are usually restrained by Roget through the use of a mind-control device. [2] When Sergey gets highly excited or surprised by illogical Dueling behavior however, the mind control breaks partially, revealing his own hot-blooded nature, expressing his love for "beautiful" duels. This obsessive desire is worth everything to him, refusing rescue from a fatal fall so as not to ruin the moment. [6] His idea of beauty, however, still remains as the process of destruction.


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Shinji is a tall fair-skinned young man, with double coloured purple hair that has strands of blue in the base of his hair and green eyes. Like Crow, Shinji also wears piercings.
He wears a colored biker suit with strands of blue on his tights and chest with a yellow pattern across his mid chest. The suit seems to be held together by a belt. His half-open suit reveals a gray shirt worn underneath. He also wears brown boots and gloves. Shinji wears a brown helmet with a green visor during Turbo Duels .

Due to the circumstances of his harsh life as a Commons resident since a young age, Shinji has a deep hatred towards the current system of New Domino City and the Topsiders , who took everything from them and lived by them without any ounce of worry or remorse. His hatred is further exacerbated by the takeover of the home that sheltered him due to debt, as well as constant humiliation and scorn from Topsiders, who viewed him and his cards as trash, inspiring him to change the system.
Believing the Friendship Cup is nothing but a "show for Topsiders" he never hesitates in throwing as many derogatory comments as he can at them, while at the same time criticizing the Commons in the audience for acting submissive and tame as the Topsiders wanted. Despite this, he subsequently encouraged them to rise up, using his own Dueling as a demonstration of how the Commons can fight united and supporting each other and able to overthrow the current society. He demonstrated great charisma in being able to quickly win the favor of the entire audience, going as far as refer to his own Dueling as the Commons' Dueling united.
Otherwise, in a more casual environment, Shinji is a rather friendly and sociable individual, bringing gifts to the kids under Crow's care, and even attending to others such as Riley with care. He is also seen to be more than willing to give a helping hand to an outsider as he as his friends helped the Lancers evade Sector Security , and he ended up getting arrested himself when he tried to warn Crow about Sector Security.
His intense hatred towards the Topsiders can make him distrusting and suspicious about those who don't agree with his views even if they're friends, as he quickly assumed both Yuya and Moon Shadow serve the Topsiders simply for rejecting his idea of a revolution against the Topsiders. He also accused Yuya of having fixed their Duel and making deals with Sector Security after Jean-Michel Roget congratulated Yuya for defeating him. He even turned against Crow when the latter tried to talk him down during the riots.
Shinji can be slightly hypocritical though, as when Yuya had brought out "Tuning Magician" onto the field during their Duel, Shinji constantly referred to it as a useless card, despite how he kept trying to justify the use of weak cards from his own Deck that represented the Commons.


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Jesse is similar in appearance to Joey Wheeler , sporting dirty blond hair and the same sporadic hairstyle. He also possesses a criminal mark . However, he appears alongside a Duelist who resembles Frost , indicating he was intended as a reference to Frost's partner, Thunder , who also happens to resemble Joey.


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Joey's character design was overseen by Kazuki Takahashi .
In the first seven volumes of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! manga, Joey's hairstyle changes drastically. Originally featuring two large fringes in front of his ears, the hairstyle changes to a sporadically arranged taper-like and unrealistic hairstyle. Joey's first color appearance depicts him with medium brown hair and black eyes. Subsequent appearances lighten the hair color to dirty blond and blond. His eyes are portrayed as brown or hazel.
In the first series anime, Joey's hairstyle does not change, and the sporadic hairstyle colored in a bright blond style is used. His eyes are brown.

Full body shot of Joey wearing his KaibaCorp Duel Disk

In the second series anime, he has dirty blond hair in the sporadic hairstyle and dark brown eyes. His usual outfit from the second series anime consists of a long green open jacket with a raised collar, a white T-shirt underneath and blue jeans. Later in the series, his green jacket is replaced with a blue denim one. He often carries a KaibaCorp Duel Disk on his left arm.
In Yu-Gi-Oh! GX , Joey is seen in a flashback wearing a red version of his battle city shirt.

Joey started out as a bully, but becoming friends with Yugi Muto changes this. Joey can seem gullible, sarcastic, impulsive, and occasionally cocky; but he is also heroic, loyal, bold, kind-hearted, caring, good-natured, funny, brave, selfless and loving. Though portrayed as comic relief, he is essential to the plot and the series' overall theme. He is an enthusiastic Duelist, who firmly believes that Dueling is about fighting to help people you love. Like Seto Kaiba , Joey deeply cares for his younger sister, Serenity Wheeler and will do anything to make her happy. He is extremely protective of her, which he shows once by sacrificing his own life in order to ensure her safety. He also gets protective of her when boys like Tristian or Duke want to take her out on a date. He often gets freaked out or offended easily; he responds rather impulsively to insults, especially remarks about his outward appearance, such as his hair or his outfit, or his Dueling skills. In the dub, he also gets upset when people compare him to an animal, such as a monkey or a dog. He can get hasty once mad as evidenced with him attacking Odion as the latter had 4 Trap Cards.
Kazuki Takahashi considers Seto Kaiba and Yami Yugi weak in comparison to Joey. [7]
The first syllables of Yugi and Jonouchi's names form Yūjō, which is Japanese for friendship, symbolizing the bond between the two characters. [8] The card " Yu-Jo Friendship " is based on this connection.


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Serenity wears light blue denim shorts and long white socks with blue sneakers. Her top is a sleeveless pink and white shirt with a high collar that is worn on top of a short-sleeved yellow shirt. She does not change this outfit throughout the series except when she is in the hospital, where she wears simple pink pajamas. The photo Joey Wheeler has of her in his wallet shows her dressed in a sailor fuku common to middle school students in Japan. In the Japanese version of the final episode's end credits, she wears a white shirt with some pink linings around the edge of its collar, sleeves and bottom, and a orange short skirt. In the manga, she wears longer sleeves and jeans rather than the shorter clothes that she wears in the anime. She has auburn hair with long bangs framing the sides of her face and a cowlick of four small hairs that cover the middle part of her forehead. She has greenish brown eyes.

Serenity is a gentle-natured and compassionate girl who is rather shy, fragile, vulnerable, and emotional. This may be the main reason why her big brother Joey always looks after her. She is also shown to be extremely trusting to the point of naivety, believing Tristan when he says, in an attempt to impress her during her recovery from her operation, that he taught Joey everything he knows about Duel Monsters. However Serenity has shown to have her own inner strength, such as when she took off her bandages to see for the first time, to save Joey by diving into the water. Serenity also, after an inward struggle of self blame, was the key to defeating Nezbitt and she pulled through. Optimism seems to be one of her key features, which one would need to survive nearly going blind, being aware she may not get the operation. (Prior to Duelist Kingdom.) Serenity was separated from her older brother Joey to live with their mother when their parents divorced, but they seemed to have kept in contact over the years, as Serenity looks up to him and they both love each other dearly; during Duelist Kingdom Joey is seen to have a picture of her in his wallet. Joey often states that Serenity was his biggest inspiration throughout Duelist Kingdom and Battle City . She shares a strong bond with Téa Gardner and Mai Valentine , and Téa even takes her sight-seeing at one point.

Serenity watches swans by a virtual pond.

Serenity's character is portrayed as a very beautiful young girl, capturing the romantic interests of both Tristan and Duke. This leads them to constantly argue over her during the Battle City arc and both eventually end up giving her their number. It is never shown if she ever liked either of them as more than friends, though she is always amused at their antics and even looks relieved at one point where Tristan drags Duke away from her. But she did seem to be more fond of Tristan than of Duke. Her innocent nature was even able to make one as self-centered as Seto Kaiba be considerate enough to get medical help for Bakura even during the Battle City tournament.
In the sub during Joey's Duels with Odion and the Big Five she expresses concern and even a bit of frustration at Joey's antics (when Joey drops his starting hand and when he begins freaking out over Yugi's "obvious trap" respectively), commenting "sheesh", before switching to an encouraging "nice catch", which the gang reacts to with dismay. In the latter she comments, "I wish my big brother would take this more seriously". In the sub during her day out with Téa, after Téa responds that she is sort of running late for her meeting with Yami Yugi, she responds with concern "don't 'sort of' me". The dub tones most of this instances down and even changes one of them in the Odion duel to her dismay being toward the gang not offering Joey support.
In the dub it was Serenity who convinced Mai to prank the gang, while in the sub it was Mai who asked her to play along, with Serenity sticking with tongue out with a laugh and telling Joey she is sorry, something she also does when curiously asking Ishizu to use the Millennium Necklace to find out if Joey will face Yami Yugi or Yami Marik in the final rounds, to which Joey reacts negatively, prompting her to giggle.
In the dub of her tag duel against Soichiro Ota/Nezbitt, she picks up a little bit of her big brother's attitude, calling Nezbitt "metal-mouth".


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Windy is a small digital humanoid being. When not in a solid form, his body is green prism-like data and his eyes are yellow. Like Ai and Flame, two fellow Ignis, Windy has markings over his light-green physical form, which is tinted green, in wind-shaped markings on his head and torso, and curved lines on the hands, elbows, knees, feet and face. He has red eyes that are semi-oval like Flame's (previously purple), giving him a more mature appearance. His body is notably similar to Ai's body with large shoe-like feet and his head is like Ai's, but the top is longer and curves inward. In stature, Windy is the smallest of all six Ignis in height. [1]

Windy shifts into his eye form.

Following the duel with Varis, Windy's appearance is scarred as Lightning attempts to repair him after nearly being destroyed by the Knights of Hanoi's virus: the majority of his head is covered with a shell, leaving the left side of his face exposed and his head appendage repositioned to the left, and he sports burned marks on both upper arms, the majority of his right side down to his right thigh, his lower back area, and the back of his left thigh. After Lightning healed him as best as he could, Windy now wears a black elongated, vertical patch with two gray bolts and a gold "W" in place of the shell on the right side of his head, white bandages on his entire left arm, waist, right lower leg and left ankle, and a midnight-green colored, jagged robe as a cape.

Windy seems to be an Ignis who likes to troll, pull pranks on others, and be carefree. In the English dub, he was also more talkative and masked his hatred of humans, even claiming he created Echo as a partner-figure since he couldn't find his Lost Incident partner and that he wanted to create a safe haven for the Ignis in general.
It is later revealed that Windy is staunchly against humans and has been working with Lightning to overthrow humanity. He shows his true colors as a manipulative and deceptive Ignis, even willing to reprogram Ai to serve his own ends. He caused an accident on his own human partner simply under the rationale of "not needing him (his human partner)" his dislike towards humanity is to the point where he prefers the Ignis language and doesn't even consider himself human despite his free will and knowing Dr. Kogami 's purpose in creating the Ignis.
He is also not above using dirty tricks as seen when he invited Ai first before trapping him and Playmaker and can be pretty condescending, mocking Ai about his slow thinking. Windy is also shown to be easily angered under pressure, as shown when he is losing his duel against Varis , he gets aggravated at not being able to predict Varis' moves. Windy is also very selfish and cowardly, not willing to do anything that might intentionally endanger him, which is a stark contrast to the risk-taking Flame. Windy is also extremely malicious, taking pleasure at hurting humans such as his Lost Incident partner and Varis, though much of it is a result of the attack on Cyberse World 5 years prior to the series.
Windy's hatred towards humans greatly intensified after he barely survived Hanoi's virus that mutilated his body following his defeat against Varis. He became even more sadistic to involve civilians to broadcast the footage, where the Ignis would crush humans to lower the enemy's morale.
Windy has an over-inflated ego that borders on arrogance, whenever he's taking the lead in a duel he's quick to brag about his own skill and mockingly talk down to his opponents. This reinforced by Windy's main strategy being based around forcing the opponent into unfavourable situations where they have to no choice but to attack his stronger monsters. He's also overconfident, often believing his opponents have no chance of countering his strategies. Windy's ego and overconfidence tend to get the better of him as noted by Flame, who easily taunted Windy and pointed out that Windy's previous defeat against Varis was caused due to him getting careless when he had the lead. Windy's overconfidence would once again cause him to lose against Soulburner.
Windy's most notable trait is his hate and anger, after his losses to both Varis and Soulburner, Windy's hate only manifested, even in his final moments, Windy refused to let go of his hate and stubbornly refused to accept that his own selfishness caused his demise, showing that he was truly rotten to the core. He also has a tremendous fear of losing following his duel with Varis, as seen when he was begging for mercy when Soulburner defeated him.
However, it was later revealed that Windy's personality had been altered by Lightning, as he had hopes of co-existing with humans and developing bonds with them like Ai, Flame and Aqua. Ai even stated that Windy was easy to talk to. Varis even stated that there was no trace of evil in Windy's original model, signifying that Windy was once pure good. After being absorbed by Bohman and reverting to his original self, he entrusted his hopes and dreams to Playmaker alongside Flame, Aqua, and Earth.


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Vivian wears a signature Chinese yellow dress and bracelets on her wrists. Red ballet flats adorned her bare feet, and her hair is put in two buns.

She is very whiny, hoping to get what she wants by obscure means. She is an avid fan of both Yugi and Kaiba to the point of obsession, especially Yugi, whom she hopes to turn into her "love slave", much to Téa 's ire. She used her beautiful tactics and attacks to completely defeat her opponents.


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Kyoji's pupils are vertical (like a cat's), and his eyes are light brown. He has raised, light blue colored hair with one wick of green colored hair falling over his forehead, and green hair near his neck as well. In the past, his hair was lowered down to his neck and was much shorter, and he wore less extravagant clothing, though it returns to its former style after the defeat of E'Rah. The embroidery in Kyoji's attire is shaped like a spider, and the orbs accentuating his collar resemble its eight eyes. While dueling under the Dark God's influence Kyoji no longer wears his D-Gazer tattoo . Instead two dark marks appear underneath his eyes and the white sclera of his eyes become black.

In the past, Kyoji appears to have been very happy, sharing a trophy with the other orphans and Shark . However, even then he also had a dark side, as his determination to win led him to cheat in a Duel tournament (for which Shark took the blame). At some point, Kyoji had a little brother who he claims "died by his own hand," resulting in his fall from grace and drastic change of outlook. [1]
In the present after his influence by E'Rah , Kyoji displays a calm and confident demeanor. However, he is also menacing, ruthless, and extremely cruel, punishing his subordinates with harsh penalty games for failure. During his Duel with Mr. Heartland , he frequently made use of courtroom jargon, saying "objection" when activating traps and calling himself as a "witness." He later shows himself to be nihilistic, claiming that he believes that the world is deserving of destruction and that there is no value in its existence.
However, after E'Rah's defeat, Kyoji will regain his gentle personality and feel real remorse for his actions. Kyoji will even apologize for his nefarious deeds and his friendship with Shark will ressurect.


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Yamabe wears the LID students' uniform. He has brown eyes and green hair.


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Yoroizaka uses Gore's " Gouki " Deck that focuses on swarming the field with monsters and increasing offensive power. He also uses Gouki Unity as a way to protect his monsters and to circumvent Gouki Re-Match's weakness.

Deck Monsters Effect Monsters Gouki Headbatt Gouki Riscorpio Gouki Suprex x2 Gouki Twistcobra Extra Deck Link Monsters Gouki The Solid Ogre Spells & Traps Spells Gouki Re-Match Gouki Unity