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* GoodIsNotSoft: Just like in the manga, Yami Yugi is technically a good guy, but he does things such as breaking someone's mind because they had it coming. Which is a bit better than in the manga where he actually killed people in his Shadow Games.
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* GameOfNim: Dark Yugi challenges Kaoruko to one, using flowers as matchsticks.
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* GameOfNim: Dark Yugi challenges the school's AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji to one, using ''misère nim''. Instead of matchsticks, they use the flowers as matchsticks.on the latter's [[ExactWords person]]. As usual, Dark Yugi pulls a come-from-behind victory--while his opponent focuses entirely on the bouquet she was holding, she forgets she has an extra flower in her hair. As an added element of HoistByHisOwnPetard, Yugi figures out that it's Kaourko who attacked and chloroformed his friend Miho; the rose petals he found near Miho fell from the exact same rose he pulled to win the game.
-->'''Dark Yugi''': I said all the flowers you had. I never said ''just'' the bouquet.
-->'''Dark Yugi''': I said all the flowers you had. I never said ''just'' the bouquet.
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* AdaptationalFriendship: In the original ''Manga/YuGiOh'' manga, Miho is a one-shot character. Here Miho is a ditzy but recurring member of Yugi's circle of friends.
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* LethalNegligence: One VillainOfTheWeek was a [[DrJerk lazy doctor]] who cared more about playing golf than caring for his patients, to the point where [[IndirectSerialKiller fifteen people died under his "care"]]. Fortunately, Yugi manages to [[EngineeredPublicConfession trick him into confessing his crimes]], and he gets fired.
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* LethalNegligence: One VillainOfTheWeek was a [[DrJerk lazy doctor]] Dr. Goyu]], who cared more about playing golf than caring for his patients, to the point where [[IndirectSerialKiller fifteen people died under his "care"]]. Fortunately, Yugi manages to [[EngineeredPublicConfession trick him into confessing his crimes]], and he gets fired.
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** For an example related to the actual card game, we have Field Power Bonuses, where a monster gains additional Attack Points based on the field it's summoned on. In the manga, they were given a proper introduction in Duelist Kingdom and were completely absent for Yugi's duel against Joey, as well as ''both'' of Yami's duels against Kaiba. In this series, every duel utilizes this mechanic, complete with a dueling mat with a variety of different locations to summon monsters on.
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** As a Duel Monster example, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon overseas) undergoes this. In the manga, Yugi uses it to beat Jonouchi's Zombie, a duel that he wins, and in [[Anime/YuGiOh the second anime]], it outright wins the duel for Yugi. Here, it's used by Jonouchi to beat Honda, who now has the Zombie; in this case, the Zombie wins due to an added field bonus.
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** As a Duel Monster example, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon overseas) undergoes this. In the manga, Yugi uses it to beat Jonouchi's Zombie, a duel fight that he it wins, and in [[Anime/YuGiOh the second anime]], it outright wins the duel for Yugi. Here, it's used by Jonouchi to beat Honda, who now has the Zombie; in this case, the Zombie wins due to an added field bonus.
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* QuirkyMinibossSquad: Kaiba Corporation had 4 Game Masters at their call, which Seto uses to threaten and challenge Yugi in his stead.
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The first ''Franchise/YuGiOh'' anime series (also misleadingly nicknamed [[FanNickname Season 0]]) was a 27-episode adaptation of the [[Manga/YuGiOh manga series]] by Creator/KazukiTakahashi, produced by Creator/ToeiAnimation in 1998.
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The first ''Franchise/YuGiOh'' anime series (also misleadingly nicknamed [[FanNickname Season 0]]) was a 27-episode adaptation of the [[Manga/YuGiOh manga series]] by Creator/KazukiTakahashi, produced by Creator/ToeiAnimation in 1998. \n Creator/ToshikiInoue serves as the coordinator for the series composition.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: Shotaro Akaboshi the watch collector.
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* LeotardOfPower: Aileen Rao strips down to one before donning her battle gear. Additionally Aileen's battle gear [[BareYourMidriff leaves her midriff bare]] while Jonouchi's doesn't.
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* LeotardOfPower: Aileen Rao strips down to one before donning her battle gear. Additionally Aileen's battle gear [[BareYourMidriff leaves her midriff bare]] bare while Jonouchi's doesn't.
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* DisappointedByTheMotive: Yami Yugi is more than a little peeved to find out that the PhonyPsychic Kokurano has caused dangerous accidents after predicting them beforehand, all so he could pretend that he could predict the future and have people pay attention to him.
-->'''Yami Yugi:''' All your predictions are fake. The fire and the light in the gym. You did it all, that's all there is to it. And all just so you could pretend to have superpowers.
-->'''Yami Yugi:''' All your predictions are fake. The fire and the light in the gym. You did it all, that's all there is to it. And all just so you could pretend to have superpowers.
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** Yugi's Devil Dragon (Koumori Dragon) only appeared once in the manga, where it was captured and taken control of by Pegasus before being defeated by Black Magician. It gets a second appearance in [[Anime/YuGiOh Duel Monsters]], against a mind-controlled Keith Howard, but it's still easily defeated. Here, it actually gets a brief moment to shine in the duel against Daimon, where it takes out three of his monsters in succession; while this worked in Daimon's favor due to making his Zombiemaster more powerful, it's still more than the canon Devil Dragon ever did.
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Ill Girl has been merged into Delicate And Sickly per TRS (there's not enough information in this entry to tell if it fits there)
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* IllGirl: Shizuka, but rather than going blind she has a generic illness.
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* CanonForeigner:
** Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.]]
** Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which was made specifically for Bandai's version of the card game and Toei's NonSerialMovie. Red-Eyes would eventually ascend as a CanonImmigrant in the manga.
** Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.]]
** Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which was made specifically for Bandai's version of the card game and Toei's NonSerialMovie. Red-Eyes would eventually ascend as a CanonImmigrant in the manga.
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* CanonForeigner:
**CanonForeigner:* Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.]]
** Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which was made specifically for Bandai's version of the card game and Toei's NonSerialMovie. Red-Eyes would eventually ascend as a CanonImmigrant in the manga.]]
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** Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which was made specifically for Bandai's version of the card game and Toei's NonSerialMovie. Red-Eyes would eventually ascend as a CanonImmigrant in the manga.
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* CanonForeigner: Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.]]
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* CanonForeigner: CanonForeigner:
** Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.]]]]
** Red-Eyes Black Dragon, which was made specifically for Bandai's version of the card game and Toei's NonSerialMovie. Red-Eyes would eventually ascend as a CanonImmigrant in the manga.
** Three of Kaiba's Game Masters were created exclusively for this version of the anime, including [[EvilBrit Ridley Sheldon]], [[TheFashionista Aileen Rao]] and [[BornLucky Ryuichi Fuwa]]. Many other characters are also Toei-exclusive, such as [[SameSexTriplets the Kageyama sisters]], the school nurse, and [[AlphaBitch Kaoruko Himekoji.
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** As a Duel Monster example, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon overseas) undergoes this. In the manga, Yugi uses it to beat Jonouchi's Zombie, a duel that he wins, and in [[Anime/YuGiOhDuelMonsters the second anime]], it outright wins the duel for Yugi. Here, it's used by Jonouchi to beat Honda, who now has the Zombie; in this case, the Zombie wins due to an added field bonus.
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** As a Duel Monster example, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon overseas) undergoes this. In the manga, Yugi uses it to beat Jonouchi's Zombie, a duel that he wins, and in [[Anime/YuGiOhDuelMonsters [[Anime/YuGiOh the second anime]], it outright wins the duel for Yugi. Here, it's used by Jonouchi to beat Honda, who now has the Zombie; in this case, the Zombie wins due to an added field bonus.
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** The generic Zombie card that Jonouchi had in his duel against Yugi is now in Honda's possession, and due to the existence of field bonuses, its placement in the field actually lets it defeat Jonouchi's monster (ironically, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon) that Yugi beat him with in the manga). Jonouchi is just bound to lose this one, it seems.
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** As a Duel Monster example, the Darkness Dragon (Blackland Fire Dragon overseas) undergoes this. In the manga, Yugi uses it to beat Jonouchi's Zombie, a duel that he wins, and in [[Anime/YuGiOhDuelMonsters the second anime]], it outright wins the duel for Yugi. Here, it's used by Jonouchi to beat Honda, who now has the Zombie; in this case, the Zombie wins due to an added field bonus.
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* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Jonouchi detests the idea of using weapons in a fight, preferring to beat his enemies with his own to fists.
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* LetsFightLikeGentlemen: Jonouchi detests the idea of using weapons in a fight, preferring to beat his enemies with his own to two fists.
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Adult Fear has been made In-Universe Examples Only and now focuses on in-universe fears. Subjective examples are being moved to Realism-Induced Horror.
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* AdultFear: Episode 11 has Miho deal with a creepy stalker who wants to imprison her inside a giant Capmon capsule. Miho is about 15 and her stalker is at least 18.
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** Instead of bullying Yugi like his manga/second series counterpart, Honda was trying to help Yugi get his puzzle box back. For some reason, Ushio [[GuiltByAssociation beats him up along with Jonouchi]].
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** Instead of bullying Yugi like his manga/second series counterpart, Honda was trying to help Yugi get his puzzle box back. For some reason, Ushio [[GuiltByAssociation beats him up along with Jonouchi]].Jonouchi]], then again he WAS a massive jerkass who was doing things for his own benefit rather than any goodwill.
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* AdaptationDistilation: In the manga, the second level of Death-T was a haunted mansion where the Yugi and his friends had to solve a puzzle before their hands got cut off, and escape from an infamous serial killer. In the anime, the second level is reduced down to just the puzzle, only the threat instead was getting crushed by a giant robot bulldozer.
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* AdaptationDistilation: AdaptationDistillation: In the manga, the second level of Death-T was a haunted mansion where the Yugi and his friends had to solve a puzzle before their hands got cut off, and escape from an infamous serial killer. In the anime, the second level is reduced down to just the puzzle, only the threat instead was getting crushed by a giant robot bulldozer.
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* AdaptationDistilation: In the manga, the second level of Death-T was a haunted mansion where the Yugi and his friends had to solve a puzzle before their hands got cut off, and escape from an infamous serial killer. In the anime, the second level is reduced down to just the puzzle, only the threat instead was getting crushed by a giant robot bulldozer.
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** Risa Kageyama pretends to befriend Yugi in order to get her hands on the rare Violet Hecate card he had.
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** Risa Kageyama pretends to befriend woo Yugi in order to get her hands on the rare Violet Hecate card he had.
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Direct link.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Yugi towards Kaiba. When Jonouchi and Honda confront Kaiba about stealing Yugi's card, he has his bodyguards beat them up. When Yugi arrives, Kaiba continues to bluff until Yugi reveals he ''knew'' Kaiba stole the card but was hoping [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he'd realize his mistake]] and return it. When Yugi begs him for the card back Kaiba finally shows his TrueColors.
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* HorribleJudgeOfCharacter: Yugi towards Kaiba. When Jonouchi and Honda confront Kaiba about stealing Yugi's card, he has his bodyguards beat them up. When Yugi arrives, Kaiba continues to bluff until Yugi reveals he ''knew'' Kaiba stole the card but was hoping [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he'd realize his mistake]] and return it. When Yugi begs him for the card back Kaiba finally shows his TrueColors.what's BeneathTheMask.
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Wrong YGO series
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* BeginWithAFinisher: Ryuzaki and Haga bring out their two best cards, Insect Queen and Black Tyranno, on their first turns. They then get outdone at their jobs by Siegfried von Schroeder, who wins the game on the following turn.
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* BeginWithAFinisher: Ryuzaki and Haga bring out their two best cards, Insect Queen and Black Tyranno, on their first turns. They then get outdone at their jobs by Siegfried von Schroeder, who wins the game on the following turn.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: When Miho confronts Warashibe about endangering her friends, he challenges her to settle things through a game of Capumon. Miho accepts with much bravado only to realize once the game has begun that she doesn't actually know how to play.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: When Miho confronts Warashibe about endangering her friends, he challenges her to settle things through a game of Capumon. Miho accepts with much bravado bravado, only to realize once the game has begun that she doesn't actually know how to play.
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* WidgetSeries: Even by ''Yu-Gi-Oh'' standards this series can get bizarre at times, including episodes about an English count who collects dolls, can change his voice, and can control life-size puppets, a trio of witch sisters who play Duel Monsters and wield whips, and a supermodel with hypnotic powers and a pet tiger.
