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YuGi vs. Pegasus
Part 2
Yugi Vs Pegasus - Match of
the Millennium, Part 2 -----
Pegasus reads Yugi's
mind. Yugi will play Summoned Skull in DF mode. At
first he woders why, sience its attack was stronger.
Then he sees that he will play a face down Spell Binding
Circle. It would trap his Ryu-Ran, lowering its attack
by 700. Then he will switch Skull to Attack mode, and
destroy Ryu-Ran for even more LP damage.
Yugi plays Summoned
Skull in defense mode and ends his turn. Peagusus plays
a card face-down. Then he attacks with Ryu-Ran. Spell
Binding Circle activates. Then he activtes a
counter-trap that puts Summoned Skull in the circle, and
releases Ryu-Ran! Ryu-Ran attacks, and lowers Yugi's LP
to 1400. He plays a new card face-down. Yugi plays a
card in DF mode, but it turns to stone! Peagusus has
activated a trap called Goregon's eye. It is a
continuous trap that turns DF mode monsters into
stone. When the stones are destroyed, half their DF
points are deducted from Yugi's LP. Then he plays Toon
World! He turns his monsters into Magna-Ryu-Ran and
Toon Mermaid. Then he closes the book. Yugi plays
Celtic Guardian(1400ATK/1200DF). Peagusus lets out Toon
Mermaid. Celtic Guardian attacks, but instead of being
a draw, Celtic Guardian is destroyed, and his LP drops
to 900. He can't attack, because he cannot destroy the
monsters and their attack will lower his LP. But DF
also means loss of LP! He is trapped, but to make it
worse, Peagusus draws Double-Ganger. DG copies one card
on the field, including the opponett's and including the
Graveyard. DG copies Summoned Skull, and creates Toon
Skull with Toon World.
Yami Bakura goes looking
for Tristan. Tristan is cornered by Kemo and a few
other guards. Yami Bakura takes a trap magic card from
his deck, and it becomes real! Kemo calls for backup,
and they are both trapped in a tower. Yami Bakura says
that with a little help from the Shadow Realm, it will
be the guards that are in trouble. - John L.
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