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S1 E15Unfinished Business

SMShimon Muran

What a beautiful blessing this day has brought us, my king.

[Yugi, Joey and Téa enter the Pharaoh's tomb and see his true name on the stairs, but little do they know, it's written in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics]

Whoa! Check it out!

That must be the Pharaoh's name.

Yeah, but what's it say?

It says… bird, rock, lambchop, bird, and a bigger bird. So what's that mean?

Just memorize the symbols. Now let's go. We have to find Tristan and get out of here.

[laughs evilly] Perhaps, you could've used the Pharaoh's help after all... [viciously] you PATHETIC MORTAL! [laughs evilly]

[After Yami Bakura has activated the magic card "Counterbalance", which forces both players to send cards equal to the number of monsters on the field from the top of their Deck to the Graveyard by the end of their turn. An effect that would eventually lead into a deckout. Yugi questions Yami Bakura why would he risk losing all the cards in his own deck also, not knowing that the effect of "Counterbalance" doesn't affect to Yami Bakura, because he no longer has a graveyard due to the "Cursed Twin Dolls" magic card, he played earlier]

It doesn't make any sense!

[laughs evilly] To work, it requires a graveyard and I don't have one. [mockingly] Guess that means I can't participate. I feel so left out. So, you're in this alone! Get it? This card only drains your deck!

We're doomed.

Yugi, were you able to locate my name?

YYugi

Uh, yeah.

Well, then… What is it?

ZZorc

[chuckles evilly] These humans may have found the location of your real name, Pharaoh, however, they were unable to read it!

But why?

ZZorc

It's simple. The word in question is written in a language unfamiliar to them.

Is that true?

YYugi

[sighs] It's true. We made it through your tomb, and there it was on the back wall. There was only one problem. Your name was carved in ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics! I know what it looked like. I just don't know how to say it.

[Yugi and his friends all stack their hands together and start to memorize the Egyptian symbols of the Pharaoh's name by concentrating as it starts appearing on the cartouche Téa gave to him]

Yes! It's working! Concentrate!

[thinking] We won't let you down!

[thinking] I gotta remember those symbols!

[thinking] Almost there!

YYugi

[thinking] Pharaoh's name, appear!

ZZorc

I'm afraid once again, you're too late, humans! [strikes a blast at the gang, but is blocked out by Kaiba's Ring of Defense magic card] How dare you interfere! [strikes a blast again, knocking them off aside] It's over! [As the smoke clears, the Pharaoh's name is fully revealed on the cartouche] NO!

[looks at the cartouche] Yugi, it worked! It's my name!

[Yugi and his friends all stand up on their feet]

Pharaoh? Can you read the symbols?

YYugi

Yeah, do you know what your name is?

Yes. My ancient name has been revealed! I am King… ATEM!

KAKing Aknamkanon

You now possess the power to defeat the dark one, my son.

How, Father?

KAKing Aknamkanon

By calling forth the light of the three Egyptian Gods to swallow the darkness.

And now… Mighty gods of Egypt… I REVIVE THEE! [revives Slifer, Obelisk and the Winged Dragon of Ra]

You think they'll win this time?

Of course!

YYugi

Yeah, the Pharaoh knows what to do.

ZZorc

The Egyptian Gods are powerless against me! You already tried this and failed!

Yes, but there's something I didn't do last time… Merge them together! Now I give you, the Creator of Light!

ZZorc

What?! Impossible!

Darkness, BE GONE!

ZZorc

[as the Creator of Light vanishes him forever; last words] NO! I SHALL TAKE YOU WITH ME!!!

Guess again, Zorc!

So what happens now? I mean now you've saved the world?

Wait for the next bad guy?

CLCreator of Light

No, Atem. There will not be another. You have destroyed from where all evil is born.

So I'm done?

CLCreator of Light

No. But you are close. With the help of your friends, you'll nearly fulfilled your destiny. You have but one more task to complete before your spirit can return to its resting place.

Hello. Where are we?

Wait a second, guys. I have a hunch this is the good Bakura.

Now…let me see. The last thing I remember was hearing a strange voice and then… [falls into Joey's arms, about to pass out]

Whoa. Take it easy, pal.

What's wrong?

I need some food.

So do I. You don't see me passing out.

Joey!

Look, we could all use a bite. It has been 5,000 years.

Huh? [takes the Millennium Ring off Bakura's neck] I think he's got something that belongs to you, Yuge.

Right. [thinking] Now that Zorc has vanished, so has the evil spirit of the Ring. So Bakura is finally free.

Hey, guys! A little help here?! Thanks, Téa. Grab a leg, will you?

[picks up the Millennium Key and Scale; thinking] Shadi… Please know that your items will finally be laid to rest. And thank you, my friend. [looks up at the tablet] Seto, according to the inscription on this tablet, you became a great pharaoh in your own right. You kept my father's dream alive by maintaining peace in Egypt. And knowing this, my spirit can finally go to its resting place.

Wait! What are you saying?

I think you know, Yugi.

My Pharaoh, were you able to recover your lost memories?

Yes.

Then after 5,000 years, our family's task is finally complete.

You're right. And the Millennium items are gathered together at last. My King...

I know. Now I must seal them away forever so I can enter the spirit world.

You're leaving us?

This is the final task of my mission, Téa.

I guess I always knew. I mean, you came back here after all this time so you could save the world. And now that you've done that, you can finally rest.

[Marik and Ishizu nod in agreement to each other]

Pharaoh, if you and your friends would like us to, Marik and I can lead you to the final resting place of the seven Millennium items.

You mean the Millennium Stone?

And the inscription above this ancient stone reads as follows: "To the spirit world thou may proceed, but first thou must complete this deed. Return the items whence they came and speak aloud the Pharaoh's name." Are you ready for your final task?

Yes.

Then allow me to be your guide to the shrine of the next world.

You've finally done it, Yugi-boy. Everything I spent my life creating has been leading up to this. From the moment I received the Millennium Eye... ...To the moment I recreated the ancient shadow games in the form of duel monsters. It was fate's hand guiding me to set the stage for the Pharaoh's final journey home. But I wasn't the only one led by fate. Every person the Pharaoh encountered along the way was destined to play a role in his journey. And I'm willing to bet most of them didn't even know it. But each individual, no matter how utterly clueless, was a necessary piece needed to complete the puzzle of the Pharaoh's life. Be they weird fisherman duelists, or annoying mousy little girls. All of these people have one thing in common: Each one is connected by a young man named Yugi-boy and that mysterious alter-ego of his. And not only did these individuals help Yugi, But in turn, Yugi touched each of their lives as well.

Yugi, before we go any further, there's something else you should know about all this. There's another ancient passage inscribed above the Millennium Stone. It mentions a battle ritual.

Did you say "battle?!"

In order for the Pharaoh to enter the spirit world, he must first face off against a worthy opponent in battle and lose.

What kind of battle do you mean?

In ancient times, this referred to a duel with swords. But, luckily for us, today we duel one another with cards.

A duel?

Exactly, Yugi. I must lose in a game of Duel Monsters.

I don't mean to be disrespectful, Marik, but I don't get what the challenge is in losing a duel.

Think about it, guys. Winning is easy for the Pharaoh, but being able to accept defeat is probably the greatest test of his character there is.

You may have a point there, Duke. But where are we gonna find a duelist who's good enough to beat the Pharaoh?

[thinking] I know this is what's best for the Pharaoh. He doesn't belong in this world. And now that he has his memory back, he can finally be free. But secretly, I keep hoping Yugi's gonna lose, so the Pharaoh has to stay.

[The gang arrives at the Shrine of the Millennium Stone and Ishizu leads them down the stairs]

Dude, this duel is gonna be awesome!

Yeah, Yugi vs. the Pharaoh? That's as good as it gets.

[Téa comes to a stop with a worried look on her face]

What's up, Téa?

You gotta use the little girl's room?

Not quite. I was just wondering why we had to rush into all this so soon. This could be our final chance to hang out with the Pharaoh before he leaves us for good.

That's true. I was so pumped up for this duel, I forgot this might be his last one.

Yeah, me too.

My friends… I know how difficult this must be, however, Yugi and the Pharaoh must carry out this battle ritual as quickly as possible. If too much time should pass, our window of opportunity will close.

We all know how you feel, Téa, but this is what's best for the Pharaoh. He doesn't belong in our world, and now his spirit finally has a chance to go home.

[sighs, then lightens up] You're right. Let's do this.

I probably don't say this as often as I should, Téa, but you know, you're one of the bravest people I ever met. I know this is tough for you, and I just want to say I'm proud.

If you dorks start holding each other's hands, then I'm out of here. I didn't come here to listen to your lame friendship speeches.

Maybe if you had some friends, you wouldn't feel that way!

That was harsh, man.

Oh, like he didn't deserve it?

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