This isn't exactly brain surgery here, folks. It's pretty obvious that only one of the two Yugi twins inherited the dueling skills, so why even watch? Looks like his little secret is out. Yugi can't duel his way out of a paper bag, so he got his look-alike to duel for him. [starts to walk away]
Get back here, rich boy! This duel ain't over till it's over!
Joey's right!
Yeah, how 'bout showing a little respect?!
Do you losers honestly believe that Yugi can still win?
You bet!
Then answer me this: What possible combination of cards would you use to defeat all three Egyptian Gods?
What's your point?
I rest my case. You're as clueless as Yugi is.
Look, pal, I may not have the answer, but there is one! Come on, Marik, you're the expert here. What's their weakness?
Well, individually, they have drawbacks, but when all three are together, they're practically indestructible.
Only fate can decide the outcome of this ritual. If Yugi is unable to defeat his alter ego, then the two are not yet meant to separate from one another. If this occurs, the Pharaoh will be trapped here for another 5,000 years.
That's not fair. [thinking] I'm so confused. I want the Pharaoh to stay, but not if it means trapping him against his will.
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