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[COLOR=#503F86]The monster offered as a Tribute should have done 500 Direct Damage to Yugi's Life Points; it only did 400. Go ahead Snodin- you thought of the answer I didn't know. And got there first, hehe.[/COLOR]

[SIZE=1][COLOR=#503F86][b]These things are best left to signatures. Thread closed.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/b]

[COLOR=#503F86]I've had a few, but the best one was when I dreamt we were having a big OB convention in America. We had to stop James and wrist cutter from meeting because if they did it would bring about the end of the world o_O; Weird stuff. There was another about being in a concrete training facility in which we had to run around tables. I remember getting annoyed with Syk3 because he beat me. Another was when I was fired from being a mod and Lady katana and I bummed around a city for a bit, looking for a computer outside and pushing around old people in shopping trollies ^_^; There've been others besides that, but I can't remember them very well. They're probably just as bizarre.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]Imperial Order negates the effects of your own Magic cards as well, don't forget, so Magic Jammer's useful for saving you from your opponent's Raigeki if you have loads of equipped monsters that you don't want to lose the power-ups on. I'd suggest taking out at least one Barrel Behind the Door- it is useful to chain against Ring of Destruction to do double damage to your opponent, but having more than two seems too excessive to me. Honestly Domon, these are just [b]suggestions[/b]. It seems hypocritical to complain for ages about not having your Decks rated and then kick up a fuss when someone gives an opinion on it. That seems rather pointless to me. If you want to keep the cards in just do so, unless you have a proper strategic reason for keeping them in that other people might want to hear about (such as a huge damage-dealing combo). I don't want these arguements clogging up the forum's discussion.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]Right... I'm going to close this, because it seems like spam- unrelated to anything and not provoking any kind of discussion. If it's meant to be a poem, it should go in the Poetry, Fan Fiction and Literature forum. Take a look at the rules in the OtakuBoards Information Center at the top of the main page.[/COLOR][/SIZE][/b]

[COLOR=#503F86]I think there's a double-edged sword when it comes to new forums. On one hand, creating a forum about an anime that isn't much discussed seems a little pointless. It needs the popularity to back it up and get people to post in it. Although Naruto may be the best thing since sliced anime characters, it is obscure. I've never ever heard of it before, and it's not easily accessible to a large audience, hence the amount of people who post in the forum will be severely limited. But on the other hand having a forum devoted entirely to one series should probably give people more incentive to discuss many different aspects of the series, as with the .hack// forum. Whereas in one general anime forum you'll have perhaps one thread about each anime, all the possible topics to talk about are lumped into one thread where there could be about five threads' worth of arguements in it. It's just knowing which ones would be best to have. I don't think a Kenshin one would be such a bad idea myself, even though I probably wouldn't post in it much at all. But I don't go through the Anime Lounge much either, so I'm not the best judge of what should or shouldn't have a new forum. Anyway, my two cents.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]It depends which you think would be more useful to you. In terms of rarity it's probably a perfectly fair deal, assuming they're both genuine cards. But if you find you'd have no use for an Injection Fairy, there wouldn't be much point in trading it if Yata's going to be more useful to you. So I'd think about it. As another point- try not to use 'txt' speak, i.e., use full words where you can. Apart from the fact that doing it too much is against the rules, it's just a courtesy for everyone else, really.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]This is pretty much all new, although it follows a very similar storyline to the section of the chapter version it was before. If that makes any sense ^_^; It's hugely revamped, in other words. I'm pleased.[/COLOR] [b]Chapter 4: Dark Designs[/b] [i]* * * The bolt of light sliced through the Monochromon?s armour like a knife through butter. It shook for a moment, its eyes wide open with terror, before dissolving into the atmosphere. The metal bow shrank back to its original size and clipped back onto the creature?s wrist. ?Very good.? The man in the shadows licked his lips. ?Deploy the next subjects.? Two doors shuddered open at the other side of the room. From them emerged a Mammothmon and a Tuskmon, both charging forwards with abject fury. The creature held his sword tightly. It was time to kill. As the two digimon raced towards him, he opened his wings and took flight. The blade began to glow a bright white... * * *[/i] Gabumon studied the various buttons on the lift control panel. There were a lot of underground floors to the station- they numbered 11. The translucent white buttons looked dirty, unwashed after hundreds of presses by armoured fingers fresh from the battlefields. Underneath them was another button- striped yellow and black, and would have been hidden by a metal cover, had it not recently been damaged. He poked a claw inside and returned a bullet, the same that Matt used in his gun. ?Matt?s on this floor.? He said urgently, pointing at the switch labelled ?R?. Aidan contemplated his scarred nose. ?Well, it?s a start.? He grunted. The man in his arms twitched slightly. Aidan looked at his nametag. ?Tetsuo, Lance?, it read. He had a name. Aidan thought about his own name. It didn?t suit him. It was too noble. Aidan Phoenix. He hated himself sometimes, for having a name that shouldn?t exist any more. He would have thought further into it, but the lift jerked to a stop, disorientating them. He almost dropped Lance. [i]?No. Not Lance,?[/i] he thought. [i]?The human.?[/i] It was best to think of things that way, otherwise it was impossible to fight wars. It was easier for humans to do that because they had an almost innate ability to hurt each other effectively. The doors shuddered open. The lift was on the side of a corridor. Hauling Lance onto his shoulder, he used his sword as a mirror to see what was either side of the door. No-one. Good. Gently, he lowered himself to the ground and let Lance lie on the floor, blood seeping from his wounds. He groaned quietly, his eyes trying to flicker open. ?We?re just leaving him like that?? MetalArmadillomon grimaced. ?We haven?t got time for ceremony and heroics, MetalArmadillomon. We need to find Matt as soon as possible and get out of here.? Gabumon was apprehensive. ?Won?t we get seen?? ?There?s always a risk.? Aidan said coolly, drawing his sword from its scabbard. MetalArmadillomon jabbed the door shut and carefully pressed the ?R? button. The lift jerked downwards and started to descend again. * * * In the dark room, Kamagata Naraku paced up and down while the experiment down below carried on cautiously. He didn?t want any mistakes this time, so he was making sure they had everything prepared. It was very rarely that he felt nervous, but now his stomach felt like it was held in a vice. Sweat trickled down his forehead. If this was successful, they would finally have a weapon that would be able to bring the Digimon to their knees. The previous entity was weak and unwilling to accept his destiny, but this time all of those mistakes would be ironed out. And with the digidestined out of the way, they would be ale to continue with ease. In the lab below, the scientists and computer programmers were setting up the equipment for the final stage of the experiment. Several of them looked at each other nervously while making the computer connections, as if they were volatile explosives. The creature in the tube stayed motionless, the only indication of any life being the monotonous ping of the electrocardiogram. One of the scientists picked up a radio communications device and clicked it on nervously. ?We?ll be ready to begin in approximately ninety minutes, sir.? His voice shook as he spoke. Naraku clenched his fist. ?That?s too long! Is there any way of shortening the preparations?? The scientists looked at each other nervously. ?If we miss anything out we could risk a recurrence of the previous incident, sir. We have to be thorough.? Naraku breathed in deeply. ?Fine?? * * * Gabumon wrung his claws. Horrific visions of what could have happened to Matt kept shooting through his mind. Why was the floor he went to restricted access? Perhaps there was another creature like Aidan down there, more ruthless than before. He stared at the wall, constantly trying to reassure himself that everything was going to be alright. It had been hard trying to keep hope throughout the war. With the loss of each friend Matt became colder, and Gabumon began to feel more and more useless with each battle they lost. Even being able to digivolve to MetalGarurumon wasn?t enough anymore. And when T.K was lost, Matt was never the same. Perhaps it was time for them to accept their fate after all. The lift came to a sudden stop. The ?R? button lit up a deep red and the doors hissed open. They were greeted by a dimly-lit warehouse, its floor of dirty brown sections of metal grating. Rusty pipes ran along the ceiling and floor, dripping liquid and venting steam sporadically. Numerous cables climbed the ceiling and disappeared into walls, which themselves were splattered with sinister shades of red and brown. Gouge marks and bullet shots littered the concrete walls, signs of pervious struggles. Aidan swallowed hard. He remembered this? his grip tightened around his sword as he stepped through the lift doors, watching around him for signs of humans. Seeing nothing, he gestured to the others. Opposite the lift, in the darkness, the red LED of a security camera flashed softly? * * * Naraku grew more impatient. ?Sir, seeing as the subject seems to be in optimum condition, we could bypass the routine tests and start the procedure now.? Naraku straightened himself. ?Then you have my permission to proceed.? The scientist nodded shakily and gave a thumbs-up to the rest of the team, all standing by their own screens. Immediately, they began typing and a status screen appeared on the large monitor screen mounted on the wall behind the creature. [i]?5??[/i] a computer-generated voice boomed. Naraku could feel the sweat running down his forehead. [i]?4??[/i] This was it. [i]?3??[/i] Finally, he would be able to rid himself of the Digimon. He closed his eyes in anticipation. [i]?2?1?Procedure initiated.?[/i] A surge of electricity buzzed through the cables and lit up the green liquid concealing the creature. It twitched slightly as the downloads began to take hold in its mind. A shrill beep made Naraku jump. He looked behind him at the phone on his desk and ripped the receiver from its stand. ?What is it?? he yelled. ?Sir, three digimon have entered the restricted area!? Naraku?s eyes widened in fright. ?Stop them, you idiot! Don?t let them get to Research Chamber Three at all costs!? he screamed. * * * ?FIRE!? Bullets exploded into the floor surrounding the blocks of storage crates, sending metal shards shrieking in all directions. Aidan?s Light Shield wouldn?t last much longer. Gabumon covered his head while standing behind him, and MetalArmadillomon was curled tightly into a near-impenetrable ball. ?We have to get out of here!? Aidan bellowed, ducking underneath a bullet which ricocheted off the shield. Gabumon yelled an agreement. He straightened his neck to see around him. A grenade soared over his head and landed in the block opposite them, rolling underneath a crate. ?Get down!? [i]Boom.[/i] The explosion sent three blocks of crates flying in all directions, and knocked Aidan from his feet. MetalArmadillomon rolled away and launched himself into a counter attack, thundering directly towards a row of rifle-brandishing soldiers. His blades sliced effortlessly through the barrels of the guns and the human?s armour, sending them reeling back in shock. Gabumon had been protected by Aidan?s shield, but was now under fire from another group of humans which had entered from the door at the other end. As swiftly as he could, he dodged the volley of bullets and dived behind a heavy-duty crate to catch his breath. Above him, he could see more large pipes, suspended from the ceiling by thick chains. ?Blue Blaster!? His fiery attack burst through the air and caught the chains, melting them instantly. The pipes buckled with a colossal ripping noise and plunged to the ground, causing the humans to scatter or be crushed by the tons of debris. Water had now begun to cascade into the room from above, putting out some of the fires that had been started by grenades. He felt something next to him. MetalArmadillomon unfurled himself and stood upright, shaking his head. His shell was covered in scratches and dents. ?Where?s Aidan?? A roar from behind them answered his question instantly. Aidan?s sword hacked through the humans with sickening ease, letting their bodies fall limply to the ground. He looked behind him at a potential exit. ?Light Shield!? The electric white barrier exploded into life, protecting him from another onslaught of gunfire. He looked desperately over at the other two. ?Run!? Gabumon and MetalArmadillomon sprinted towards him as fast as they could. Aidan punched the button on the wall and the huge pair of metal doors behind him slid open. They rolled through the gap, Aidan following close behind. An explosion from behind them rocked the door, almost breaking it from the frame. It groaned shut, leaving the humans soldiers trapped on the other side. They were in the research labs. ?Get the frag explosives!? The commanding officer barked at his subordinates. Immediately, a group of five humans sprinted across the room and entered the corridors on the other side. As they ran towards the munitions storage room, one of their number dropped behind. Seeing a sign pointing towards the Generator, he followed it and hurtled away? The screen flickered with the rumbling of the battle nearby in the station. Naraku?s hands quaked and his shoulders shook in fear. They had to work quickly. ?How long until the procedure is complete?? ?Five minutes, sir!? He slammed his fist onto the glass. A crack snaked from where it had landed. They were running out of time. * * * ?Where are we?? Aidan hurriedly searched the dank corridor, looking into every lab they passed. Most were dormant, their projects abandoned and their scientists evacuated. Up ahead, he could see a light beaming from one of the larger rooms. ?We have to put an end to this!? he yelled, raising his sword to the top of the door. ?Aurora Blade!? The door of the lab exploded open, knocking the scientists near it to the floor. Naraku felt his entire body seize up. He was back. Aidan glared fiercely at the scientists, who were cowering with fear. Ahead of him stood the creature?s cryogenics tube. It twitched gently inside, as if it was having a bad dream. He knew if it woke up it would experience something worse than any dream imaginable. MetalArmadillomon and Gabumon waited nervously by the door, watching as the double doors at the far end started to buckle with the efforts of the humans trying to break through. ?Aidan, stop!? Naraku yelled. Aidan froze upon hearing the familiar cold voice. ?Naraku?? ?What are you doing here, Aidan? Come to give yourself up?? Naraku mocked. Aidan brandished his sword at the man standing in the window above him. ?Don?t flatter yourself, Naraku. I?m here to stop what you?ve started!? he drew back his sword arm and pointed the blade directly at the creature. ?No!? Naraku screamed. ?You can?t do that!? ?Why not?? Aidan yelled. ?What more right do you have to continue this creature?s life than I do to end it?? Naraku pounded on the glass again. ?Because it is the way of the future, you pathetic monster! She will put and end to the war and destroy the Digimon once and for all.? ?Like I was supposed to? You?re insane to think you can control anything as powerful as me, Naraku.? The digimon growled back, his sword tip quivering. MetalArmadillomon stared at Aidan incredulously. ?You were created by him?? he asked. Aidan shot him a warning glare. Unnerved, MetalArmadillomon walked towards him. ?What are you?? Aidan froze. His expression turned from anger to biter hate. ?I am?? ?Ha!? Naraku spat. ?He can?t tell you. He is merely a faulty prototype to a superior being. A mistake.? Aidan whirled round to face Naraku. His eyes were filled with rage. ?I am more than you will ever be, Naraku! Whatever you say, I will always stand against you.? He turned back to the cryogenics tube. ?This mistake will be your undoing.? Naraku?s eyes widened in fear as Aidan raised the sword high above his head. ?NO!? TO BE CONTINUED... [COLOR=#503F86]Constructive criticisms are well-received ^_^ Stay tuned for Chapter 5, hehe.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]Ecch... I'll leave this open at the moment seeing as there's actually some decent discussion potential behind it. But if it turns into a spam thread I'll close it. MeNaCe, try and improve your post quality a bit- having a post all being one sentence is rather confusing/frustrating to have to read through. Be sure to read the Rules in the [URL=http://www.otakuboards.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=69]Otakuboards Information Center[/URL], too.[/SIZE][/b] I suppose my favourite would have to be the Black Paladin, not just because of his looks and effects (as useful as they are), but also because he links the two themes in my casual deck together- Dark and Earth Warriors/Spellcasters. That said, like any fusion monster he is a bit of a pain to get onto the field. And since you can't use Metamorphosis or Monster Reborn on him (as I gather, I might be wrong), you have to be wary of cards that can get rid of him- one Man-Eater Bug and you're down the pan, for instance. Still, I guess that's something to be sorted out with the other cards inyour Deck, heh.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]OOC: ...oh, never mind ^_^; -------------------------------------------------------- As Alaris and Crystal started down the corridor, they heard a groan from behind them. The lizard groggily reached out with his arm to pull himself to his feet, but collapsed to the floor. The eagle-clone rushed over to help support him as he rose, Alaris following close behind seized his arm and moved him into a sitting position. "Are you alright?" Crystal asked quietly. The lizard swayed uneasily, blinking hard. "I... er..." his speech was slurred and incoherent. "I am alright. Damn fox-clones..." Alaris gave Crystal a strained look. "Do you remember what happened before or after that?" The lizard rested a claw on his forhead to help himself remember. "I was just standing around, waiting for the young master to return and... the sneaky villains crept up behind me. The next thing I remember, I was waking up on the floor." "To return? You mean he left before you were knocked out?" The lizard nodded. "I heard him leap from the window some while beforehand. He sounded quite angry." Crystal and Alaris were deep in thought. Whether he was in danger or not, they had to find him. If nothing else, Alaris thought, it would make him feel better. A few seconds later another meerkat clone arrived, bringing with it several medicines and rudimentary bandages. The two of them let the lizard go and strode down into the square. * * * "Finally..." Alaris sighed under his breath, as the twentieth person they'd asked had actually seen in which direction Ben had headed. "So, he went towards the surface." "It didn't help you harassing them." Crystal hissed. The pangolin flexed his shoulders. "I want to find him, that's all. Can you blame me for being pushy?" Crystal half-nodded. Where fox-clones were concerned, time was very much of the essence. The two of them rounded a corner in one of the smaller tunnels leading to the surface. There were fewer crystal veins in this one, so the light was dimmer. She scanned the passage ahead of them as they went, checking for any potential clues. Suddenly, she froze. "Anything?" "Shh!" she whispered. "There's a fox up ahead..."[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1]OOC: Wherr, sorry guys. Been... ignorant, I guess ^_^; But I'm back now. BTW, Aidan was perfect, Sara ^_^[/SIZE] -------------------------------------------------------- Aidan tried to take in everything around him as Tally and Amicamon led him to their fort in the trees. The view across the hills was amazing. The tall trees swayed gently in the breeze, their leaves rustling together like the rush of the waves on the beach. In the distance he could see gigantic mountains stretching up to the sky and piercing the white fluffy clouds that floated overhead. It was like being in a dream. Albeit one with gigantic boar digimon crashing around. He watched the other creatures running and jumping between the trees, worried that they might see and try to attack them. "Are all digimon as wild as that boar thing?" he asked, moving next to Tally. Amica gave a playfully indignant grunt and shot him a pretend glare. "Oh! I mean-" "She knows what you mean." Tally smiled nevously. "And they aren't all like that." Amica nodded. "Most won't go near you unless they have something against you. And there aren't many of those." she added with a wink. "Right." Aidan sighed, smiling. He could hardly believe he'd travelled to another world. That is, unless he was dreaming. His pace slowed slightly as he tried to figure out if this was all some kind fo coma-indiced hallucination caused by the meteor hitting him on the head or something. He reached into his pocket and pulled out the strange metal thing. The small display on the front was displaying what looked like a compass. A red arrow pointed forwards. Looking up, he noticed he was some way behind the other two. Shoving it back into his pocket, he ran back next to them. "We're nearly there." Amicamon chirruped, pointing ahead. Through the trees ahead, Aidan could see another tree, this much larger than those around them. The trunk was several times as thick, growing high above the line of the others. "Wow..." "You've not even been in it yet! Come on."[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]I'd probably suggest you swap them round. As useful as Yata is, it's not suited to every Deck. And without having the necessary cards to back it up, Yata might be a little slow, and isn't guaranteed to work all the time. Although there's no reason why you can't have both, necessarily. But it's up to you- play with both and see which suits your theme and gameply style better. [SIZE=1]P.S.- Zanarkand, this thread is for cards, not codes. They're easy enough to find on a search engine.[/SIZE][/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]He used her against Strings the Mime as well, so that's three aappearances in all. But anyway, let's get back to the topic. As DeathBug said, Yugi never really had a proper opportunity to nick a decent card from the duelists he played that he can use, save for Slifer. As for Joey- he did take some good cards, but when he took the Fortress Whale he didn't take the Ritual Magic card used to summon it. And as far as I know, he doesn't have Umi or The Legendary Ocean to work with The Legendary Fisherman. Still, he took what he could when he had the chance, even though he might not be able to use them to their full potential.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]yugi123, I don't know what your point is, but that post is definately spam. Don't post comments that are irrelevant to the thread, much less ones so short and incoherant.[/SIZE][/COLOR][/b]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]The Dark Magician and Buster Blader make up the Dark Paladin. For any other information I suggest you look at the card lists on [URL=http://www.pojo.com]Pojo[/URL]. There are a couple of issues here- firstly, please don't double-post. Use the 'Edit' button underneath your post if you want to add something. And secondly, you should try and clean up your post quality by adding punctuation. It makes it much easier to read and understand. I strongly suggest you read the Rules thread located in the [URL=http://www.otakuboards.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=69]OtakuBoards Information Center[/URL]. Topics like this are considered spam, and as such I'll be closing this one. Questions about cards should go in the Yu-Gi-Oh CARD Advice Thread at the top of the page in future.[/COLOR][/SIZE][/b]

[COLOR=#503F86][U]Name:[/U] Fenix [U]Age:[/U] 29 [U]Gender:[/U] Male [U]Apperance:[/U] [IMG]http://jokopoko.250free.com/Kukuru-1.jpg[/IMG] [U]Personality:[/U] Fenix is relentlessly brutal when it comes to using his magic- he believes it is a gift to him from the heavens and that he should use it to his full extent to rid the world of what he deems 'unnatural impurities'. He lends himself a much nastier streak than the leader whos ideals he follows, but would never overthrow him because he respects him and his views too much. That said, he is not dishonourable. When in a fight, he will not simply obliterate his opponent because he feels it is unfair. He believes in the honour and romance of battle, and enjoys duelling his opponents one-on-one. Despite his vicious nature, he thinks magic is a beautiful power that can be used for many other things than just destruction, and hence is very protective over its uses. He believes infusing it with machinery makes it impure and dangerous to use, corrupting its very essence. [U]Chief Skill:[/U] Magic [U]Weapons:[/U] Dark Magic, which he weilds using a large staff. [U]Alligence:[/U] Orphe [U]Biography:[/U] Fenix was born into a family of DarkMagi- both his parents were notoriously powerful members of the Broken Circle and often carried out vicious attacks on unsuspecting TechnoMagis, having vowed that they were an evil influence on the planet. They were caught by a team of vigilante TechnoMagis and executed. Although Fenix had been trained and raised by them, he had never liked his parents' way of using magic, and started to teach himself more efficient ways of using it, far surpassing many of the oldest mages in his area when he was only 18. Some joked that his hatred of machines stemmed from his inability to understand and use them properly, but he soon destroyed anyone who dared make fun of him. He learned of the Broken Circle through a family friend; he soon became enthralled by its teachings and ideals and vowed to follow them and bring back to Archon the 'magical sanctity' that it had before the advent of machines. Orphe's war was too tempting a chance to pass off.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][b]Name[/b]: Jetfire [b]Age[/b]: 220 million years old. Roughly, heh ^_^; [b]Gender[/b]: Male [b]Race[/b]: Autobot [b]Alliance[/b]: (Again Autobot, Decepticon or Neither) [b]Weapons[/b]: Large Laser Cannon and Metal Shield, can Powerlink with Comettor to increase firepower. [b]Transformation[/b]: Space Shuttle [b]Minicon Partner:[/b] Comettor [IMG]http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/pl/page.bios/card.JETFIRE/dn/images/bios_card_comettor.jpg[/IMG] [b]History[/b]: Jetfire began his role in the great war as a scientist working to discover more planets in the universe, but after a fault in the craft he was travelling in caused it to explode and crash, he was stranded in space and fell into a stasis lock. After drifting for some years, he was picked up by a passing Autobot ship and taken under the wing of Optimus Prime. He was given battle training and quickly rose through the ranks to become Optimus' executive Officer. He has led many successful campaigns and is highly respected amongst his troops. He was quick to adapt to the Autobot teachings of kindness, compassion and a deep longing for peace amongst sentient beings, and as such was very determined to do whetever it took to end the war between the two races on Cybertron. [b]Appearance[/b]: [IMG]http://www.hasbro.com/transformers/pl/page.bios/card.JETFIRE/dn/images/bios_card_JETFIRE.jpg[/IMG] [b]Personality[/b]: He exemplifies all of the special qualities found in Autobot commanders: courageous, tactically skilled, and a natural leader. Taking the time to know each Autobot, Jetfire understands their individual strengths and weaknesses - in battle he knows exactly where each soldier will excel. Even though hugely efficient in battle, he knows when to take time ot relax too, and will gladly have fun if he is able. Jetfire greatly values the friendship he shares with Optimus and the other Autobots, although one day he hopes to return to earth to search for his friend who he lost so many years ago...[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]More rumours: According to [URL]www.yugioh-extreme.com[/URL], there may be three Secret Rares in MF. They didn't say that was accurate, though- it'd make things awkward in terms of where they fit in booster boxes and their distribution. Another rumour is that the Deck Destruction Dark Virus card may be an Ultra Rare in it. But who knows. Only another two weeks or so until we find out...[/COLOR]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Ayokano [/i] [B][size=1]Note:So this happens in BR 3,right?Or BR E?[/size] [/B][/QUOTE] [COLOR=#503F86]Pretty much BR 3, although I've altered the story a little. I've tried to link in as much as I can- having the story and character information separate makes piecing everything together rather difficult, heh. Double_B, I wouldn't mind if you could transfer the information to the post as opposed to the link, just so it's easier for everyone else to see. Assuming this gets to go ahead, if there's character interaction it's nice to have another person's information easily accessible to have decent conversation. Another note: Post quality matters, heh. Ideally, I'd like it to be as high a standard as possible. I'm not askingyou to sit at the computer with English textbooks or anything, but it just makes it a bit nicer to read. However, I'm not going to outwardly exclude anyone unless it's really bad.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]Malik is the original Japanese name, Marik is the dub name. It's given as Malik on theOtaku because... well... it's just what Altron Gundam (who wrote all of the material) prefers to use. I think I'll close this now.[/COLOR][/SIZE][/b]

[Color=#503F86]Ah, they're showing it on Toonami UK (formerly CNX) at the moment. It's entirely unedited to boot, so the Hot Springs one was shown about two days ago, hehe. The last episode's on tonight in just under an hour- I can't wait to watch it and find out what happens. It's been a fantastic series so far- I missed the first few eipsodes, but catching up with the details was fairly easy. Hopefully they'll keep showing it after this so I can review the ones I haven't seen. I was wondering about a sequel last night, actually. The thing about serii like this is that once everything's been wrapped up, there's little else to do without the storyline being horribly contrived or far-fetched. For it to be successful they'd have to have Gene, too. I know I'd be loathe to watch it if he wasn't in it.[/COLOR]

OOC: This has taken me hours to make (mostly because of the bloody Flash Macromedia I needed for the pages to research from >_____

[COLOR=#503F86][SIZE=1][b]Well... right. Don't start threads like this in the future, please. There are various ones open already which discuss Deck themes; the Boys Only? especially. This kind of thing is best put into signatures. Thread closed[/SIZE][/COLOR][/b]

[COLOR=#503F86]The cards aren't legal in UK tournaments because they aren't official UK releases. You have to look for cards which are (for example) SDP-[b]E[/b]001. They won't be tournament legal otherwise, just the same as the rest of the US sets on release in the UK weren't in the one earlier this year.[/COLOR]

[COLOR=#503F86]He played Giltia the Dark Knight. It was illegal in Battle City because it had 5 level stars, and it's illegal to play like that in the real game because it's a fusion monster. During Joey's first Duel with Kaiba, which monster defeated his Flame Swordsman, and what was the reason Yugi gave for it? [Hint- it would have been destroyed anyway, but the dubbers cacked it up rather nicely][/COLOR]