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nice pictures....

DO NOT REMOVE THE IMAGES

The End[edit]

Will this be apart of the "Dawn of the Duels" series in english?

Yes, I do believe that they would show it the U.S.--Dil 04:12, 21 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Pictures[edit]

I don't know how to do it myself, but could someone upload these pics to this page? Note that the site these pics are from does not allow direct linking, so you must copy the link and paste it into the Address window to view them.

Atem summons the God cards: http://yugiohpics.net/egypt/221/221x89.jpg

Magnet Force reverses Slifer's attacks: http://yugiohpics.net/egypt/222/222x93.jpg

Silent Magician attacks: http://yugiohpics.net/egypt/224/224x63.jpg

Atem is defeated: http://yugiohpics.net/egypt/224/224x68.jpg

The original site is here (http://yugiohpics.net/), for gathering copyright data and such. I know nothing about uploading images here, or Wiki's copyright laws and such, so anyone who could help with this would be very useful.

User 71.111.159.139[edit]

Somone block them. They've made tons of useless edits not only to this page, but to other Yugioh-related pages too. Just look at the edit histories and look at what they've added. Someone please block them.

English Names vs. Japanese Names[edit]

Should we revert all edits made to the names if someone attempts to change the english names to japanese, especially edits made by User:70.113.5.108 and Geg. Glenn Browne 09:19, 11 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

No, as there are rules for these kind of things. Take a look at some of the other articles, like Battle City (Yu-Gi-Oh! story arc). The Wikipedia naming conventions state to use the most official English names, which, in this case, is the English Yu-Gi-Oh! manga. In that sense, the names "Jonouchi", "Anzu", and "Honda" are to be used in place of "Joey", "Téa", and "Tristan". Likewise, the same rules apply to the card names. Names like "Slifer" and "Dark Magician" are to be used in place of "Osiris" and "Black Magician", as those are the names used in the English manga as well as the actual Konami card game. Ask WhisperToMe if you want more information about this, as he's the one who basically set these rules for the Yu-Gi-Oh! articles. -The Splendiferous Gegiford 16:11, 11 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]