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In both manga and anime, Marik's penalty game for Mai involves being transported to a beach while trapped in an hourglass.Later, Joey admitting the truth snaps her out of her Laser-Guided Amnesia (again, this was added to the anime). This was likely changed to ramp up the Ship Tease. There is one crucial difference in the anime though: this time Mai really was in the dream and Joey is just too embarrassed to admit it. He tries to play it off as a joke by pointing out that they were in a classroom and she is too old to be there, which only ends up hurting her feelings. The scene where Mai asks Joey if she was in the dream where his friends helped him wake up from his brief coma is retained almost word for word from the manga, with Joey awkwardly telling her that she wasn't.This arc was never adapted for the anime, so here they instead speculate on who it could be. When the characters see it in the manga they react with shock: it's Shadi, the owner of a millenium item who challenged Yugi to a deadly Shadow Game. Pegasus has a painting of a mysterious egyptian man with Ankh around his neck.The manga had many action sequences that were removed from its anime adaptations, but the anime has more action during original arcs as well as in several sequences adapted from manga chapters to fill out an episode's runtime, such as a scene where Tristan and Duke nearly fall off a blimp and have to be rescued. and then marches past looking ridiculously uncomfortable and suspicious. Acting Unnatural: Since Tristan and Téa are stowaways on the ship to Duelist Kingdom, and Joey isn't really supposed to be there either, Tristan advises everyone to "act casual" going past the guards.
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#Yu gi oh duel monster plus#
Absurdly High-Stakes Game: Shadow Games plus Duel Monsters means the world is frequently at stake.It can be excused by the fact that the season 5 arc ended up being an RPG and the betrayal did occur in the real past.
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Seto rebelling against the Pharaoh on his own was intended to be a larger plot point that didn't end up happening, so he ended up brainwashed. This is attributed to Kazuki Takahashi never getting to flesh out the story with Seto and Kisara the way he wanted. Furthermore, though they differ greatly, both visions show Kaiba is quite clearly the Pharaoh's enemy, but in Season 5 he's mostly loyal and the only reason the battle occurs is because he gets possessed. The battle is seen first-hand in Season 5, and is rather underplayed given the amount of foreshadowing and importance given to it before. Later, in Season 3 another vision of this battle is shown, but it's completely different from the vision showed before. Ishizu shows Kaiba a vision of the battle.
#Yu gi oh duel monster series#
Aborted Arc: Beginning in Season 2 of the anime, the stone tablet that continues to be a plot point for the rest of the series shows Kaiba and Yugi dueling in ancient Egypt.Abandoned Warehouse: Bandit Keith duels Yugi in an abandoned warehouse that has its own Duel Monsters arena.He snaps out of it by the end of the following episode, though the dub has him take longer to recover, only snapping out of it during the duel with Mai. 10-Minute Retirement: In the wake of his defeat to Kaiba towards the end of the Duelist Kingdom arc, Yugi suffers a Heroic BSoD and vows never to duel again, saying he is afraid of the way Dark Yugi was prepared to win the duel even if Kaiba was killed as a result.