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With the prison break from the Facility underway, Yuya, Chojiro and Shingo climb the air ducts, but Shingo leads them to the roof, where they're met by the three members of the Arrest Corps, the elite guards that track down escaping inmates. The three unleash a horde of Goyo Defenders against them and summon the strongest Goyo monster, Goyo King. The heroes duel them while continuing to escape, and the intervention of Gongenzaka and Kurosaki saves them. Dennis and Serena also reunite with them.
The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roget arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roget is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roget, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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!!This episode contains examples of:
* BigDamnHeroes: Once again, Kurosaki arrives to deal a OneHitKO to several enemies and save the Lancers.
* CallBack: "Xyz monsters have no levels" "What!? If it has no level, doesn't it make it a level 0!?" This was first said by Berserker Yuya and Kachidoki, and was repeated here by Kurosaki and the Arrest Force.
* EvilIsPetty: Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. It is later {{Subverted}} as the later episodes reveal that Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later.
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Crow, Shinji and Chojiro are being lumped in with the Lancers; they protest ''they're'' not the ones from another dimension.
* PetTheDog: When Roget hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: With the group reuniting with Reiji, Reira and Tsukikage, the eight Lancers are together again for the first time since coming to the Synchro Dimension.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia before the Lancers knew.
* TournamentArc: This episode seals the Lancers getting involved in the Friendship Cup ([[ForegoneConclusion as though there was doubt about it before]]).
* VillainBall: Roget seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode reveals where Reiji was during the previous episodes; getting in to talk to the Executive Council and debrief them about the interdimensional war.
The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roget arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roget is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roget, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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!!This episode contains examples of:
* BigDamnHeroes: Once again, Kurosaki arrives to deal a OneHitKO to several enemies and save the Lancers.
* CallBack: "Xyz monsters have no levels" "What!? If it has no level, doesn't it make it a level 0!?" This was first said by Berserker Yuya and Kachidoki, and was repeated here by Kurosaki and the Arrest Force.
* EvilIsPetty: Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. It is later {{Subverted}} as the later episodes reveal that Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later.
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Crow, Shinji and Chojiro are being lumped in with the Lancers; they protest ''they're'' not the ones from another dimension.
* PetTheDog: When Roget hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: With the group reuniting with Reiji, Reira and Tsukikage, the eight Lancers are together again for the first time since coming to the Synchro Dimension.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia before the Lancers knew.
* TournamentArc: This episode seals the Lancers getting involved in the Friendship Cup ([[ForegoneConclusion as though there was doubt about it before]]).
* VillainBall: Roget seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode reveals where Reiji was during the previous episodes; getting in to talk to the Executive Council and debrief them about the interdimensional war.
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The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roget arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roget is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roget, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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!!This episode contains examples of:
* BigDamnHeroes: Once again, Kurosaki arrives to deal a OneHitKO to several enemies and save the Lancers.
* CallBack: "Xyz monsters have no levels" "What!? If it has no level, doesn't it make it a level 0!?" This was first said by Berserker Yuya and Kachidoki, and was repeated here by Kurosaki and the Arrest Force.
* EvilIsPetty: Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. It is later {{Subverted}} as the later episodes reveal that Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later.
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Crow, Shinji and Chojiro are being lumped in with the Lancers; they protest ''they're'' not the ones from another dimension.
* PetTheDog: When Roget hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: With the group reuniting with Reiji, Reira and Tsukikage, the eight Lancers are together again for the first time since coming to the Synchro Dimension.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia before the Lancers knew.
* TournamentArc: This episode seals the Lancers getting involved in the Friendship Cup ([[ForegoneConclusion as though there was doubt about it before]]).
* VillainBall: Roget seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode reveals where Reiji was during the previous episodes; getting in to talk to the Executive Council and debrief them about the interdimensional war.
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* EvilIsPetty: Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. [[spoiler:Subverted: Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later]]
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series. [[spoiler:Subverted by Goyo Emperor]]
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series. [[spoiler:Subverted by Goyo Emperor]]
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* EvilIsPetty: Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. [[spoiler:Subverted: It is later {{Subverted}} as the later episodes reveal that Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later]]
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* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.[[spoiler:Subverted by Goyo Emperor]]
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. [[spoiler:This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia]]
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. [[spoiler:This This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia]]Academia before the Lancers knew.
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The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roger arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roger is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roger, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
Roger, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roger Roget arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roger Roget is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roger, Roget, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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* EvilIsPetty: Roger offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. [[spoiler:Subverted: Roger did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later]]
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* EvilIsPetty: Roger Roget offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. [[spoiler:Subverted: Roger Roget did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later]]
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* PetTheDog: When Roger hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
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* PetTheDog: When Roger Roget hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
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* VillainBall: Roger seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
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* VillainBall: Roger Roget seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
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* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
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* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series. [[spoiler:Subverted by Goyo Emperor]]
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy. [[spoiler:This of course makes sense as they already know about alternative dimensions and the Academia]]
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* EvilIsPetty: Roger offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick.
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* EvilIsPetty: Roger offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick. [[spoiler:Subverted: Roger did it to test Jack's strength as he planned on taking Jack down later]]
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With the prison break from the Facility underway, Yuya, Chojiro and Shingo climb the air ducts, but Shingo leads them to the roof, where they're met by the three members of the Arrest Corps, the elite guards that track down escaping inmates. The three unleash a horde of Goyo Defenders against them and summon the strongest Goyo monster, Goyo King. The heroes duel them while continuing to escape, and the intervention of Gongenzaka and Kurosaki saves them. Dennis and Serena also reunite with them.
The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roger arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roger is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roger, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Once again, Kurosaki arrives to deal a OneHitKO to several enemies and save the Lancers.
* CallBack: "Xyz monsters have no levels" "What!? If it has no level, doesn't it make it a level 0!?" This was first said by Berserker Yuya and Kachidoki, and was repeated here by Kurosaki and the Arrest Force.
* EvilIsPetty: Roger offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick.
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Crow, Shinji and Chojiro are being lumped in with the Lancers; they protest ''they're'' not the ones from another dimension.
* PetTheDog: When Roger hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: With the group reuniting with Reiji, Reira and Tsukikage, the eight Lancers are together again for the first time since coming to the Synchro Dimension.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy.
* TournamentArc: This episode seals the Lancers getting involved in the Friendship Cup ([[ForegoneConclusion as though there was doubt about it before]]).
* VillainBall: Roger seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode reveals where Reiji was during the previous episodes; getting in to talk to the Executive Council and debrief them about the interdimensional war.
The group's escape is cut short when Jean-Michel Roger arrives with a massive force of Security and takes them prisoner again. However, they're saved when Roger is contacted by the Executive Council, the leaders of the City who tell him to bring the group to them. Reiji has already been in talks with the Council about the interdimensional war, and while they have their doubts, they will have the Lancers entered in the Friendship Cup to see how strong they are and if they are reliable allies.
Roger, still smarting over having his authority overridden, suggests Yuya faces Jack Atlas, the Duel King, in a traditional exhibition Riding Duel that's to take place before the tournament.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Once again, Kurosaki arrives to deal a OneHitKO to several enemies and save the Lancers.
* CallBack: "Xyz monsters have no levels" "What!? If it has no level, doesn't it make it a level 0!?" This was first said by Berserker Yuya and Kachidoki, and was repeated here by Kurosaki and the Arrest Force.
* EvilIsPetty: Roger offers Yuya up to duel Jack pretty much just to be a dick.
* KingMook: Goyo King, the strongest Goyo monster of the series.
* MyFriendsAndZoidberg: Crow, Shinji and Chojiro are being lumped in with the Lancers; they protest ''they're'' not the ones from another dimension.
* PetTheDog: When Roger hears Yuya mention Yuzu, he tells Yuya that Yuzu has evaded capture by Security, and is also entered in the Friendship Cup. It's probably the nicest thing he's done in the series so far.
* PuttingTheBandBackTogether: With the group reuniting with Reiji, Reira and Tsukikage, the eight Lancers are together again for the first time since coming to the Synchro Dimension.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: The Executive Council are willing to trust the Lancers, or at least give them a chance to prove trustworthy.
* TournamentArc: This episode seals the Lancers getting involved in the Friendship Cup ([[ForegoneConclusion as though there was doubt about it before]]).
* VillainBall: Roger seems to be trying to avoid forging a military alliance in war time with an ally who knows far more about their enemy then they do and has better weapons (more advanced solid-light technology and a broader range of summoning types available). The only explanations are he doesn't believe them, he wants to side with the Fusion Dimension, or he's got a hold on this trope.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: The episode reveals where Reiji was during the previous episodes; getting in to talk to the Executive Council and debrief them about the interdimensional war.
