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Rex Raptor

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Names
English (Manga)

Dinosaur Ryuzaki

English (Anime)

Rex Raptor

Japanese

ダイナソー竜崎

Rōmaji

Dainasō Ryūzaki

Appearances
Manga debut

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist Duel 1: "Challenge!!"

Anime debut

Yu-Gi-Oh! Episode 002: "The Gauntlet is Thrown"

Personal
Birthdate

December 29

Age

15

Height

165 cm

Weight

52 kg

Gender
  • Male
Blood type
  • O
Loyalty
Previous affiliation(s)

Doma

Deck
Anime

Dinosaur

Manga

Dinosaur

Nightmare Troubadour
  • Dino Destruction
  • Raptor Rampage
WC 2004

High DEF

Voice actors
English
Japanese
  • Kin Fujii
    (Episodes 2-59)
  • Yuichi Nakamura
    (Episode 131-224)

Rex Raptor, known as Dinosaur Ryuzaki, in the manga and Japanese anime, is a "Dinosaur" Duelist. Despite his introduction as a powerful Duelist, he becomes a source of humiliation along with his companion Weevil Underwood after suffering defeat to Joey Wheeler, and begins considering Joey his rival for this reason. Though Rex is vengeful, arrogant, and tyrannical, he plays fairly.

"Dinosaur" is a nickname; "Ryuzaki" is his given name. In the English anime, he is named after the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Velociraptor, 2 types of dinosaurs.

In the Japanese anime, Ryuzaki speaks with a Yokohama accent.

Contents

DesignEdit

Ryuzaki Linework
Rex's design incorporates multiple layers of clothing and a wide range of expressions. Depicted here is the Duelist in full regalia from front and side views and alongside views of his head from different angles.
DeltaneosAdded by Deltaneos

Rex's character design was overseen by Kazuki Takahashi. His usual outfit consists of a green jacket and a red beanie cap, plus tan pants. In duelist kingdom, he wears a tan vest-thing on his jacket, and a black shirt. In Battle City onward, he wears a green jacket, and a yellow shirt. His hair is brown with dyed purple strands next to his forehead. He has purple-blue eyes, whenever his irises are shown (his pupils are usually too small to determine his eye color). He carries a KaibaCorp Duel Disk on his left hand. In the Waking the Dragons arc he has a Chaos Duel Disk.

In the first Toei Animation movie, Ryuzaki has black hair with dyed pink strands and a purple cap.

BiographyEdit

Yu-Gi-Oh! The MovieEdit

Rex's first anime appearance is in Toei's anime series, where he was seen getting up after losing to Seto Kaiba.

Second anime seriesEdit

Duelist KingdomEdit

Rex participates in the Japanese Duel Monsters tournament, where he loses to Weevil Underwood in the finals.

Rex was invited to the Duelist Kingdom tournament. Being a runner-up, in the last tournament, he was one of the few participants given a room on the boat journey. He invited Mai Valentine to his room. Mai challenged him to a Duel, where she would give him a kiss if he won (do anything he wants for him the Japanese Version), but she would get the room to herself if she wins.

Confident that he wouldn't lose, Rex accepts. However Mai insisted that they use her cards. Unbeknownst to Rex, Mai sprayed them with different perfumes and was able to tell what cards he drew. With this advantage, Mai won and booted Rex out of the room.

During the tournament, he was constantly berated by the fact Mai had more Star Chips than him. He challenged her to a Duel to get revenge but Mai, preferring to avoid him, was content to use the excuse that she had already "beaten" him once. However since Mai had previously lost to Joey Wheeler and considered it obnoxious to challenge him again, she agreed to duel Rex, if he defeated Joey for her.

During his Duel with Joey, Rex gambled "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" in the hopes of winning Joey's "Time Wizard". (In the anime, "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" was an incredibly rare card that Rex received as a prize for being a runner-up in the last tournament.) This infuriated Mai as it would mean, Rex's Deck would be even stronger if she had to face him. However, Joey won the Duel and claims Rex's "Red-Eyes".

Battle CityEdit

In the Battle City arc, he was seen briefly, losing to Espa Roba, who cheated and had "Jinzo" crush Rex's "Serpent Night Dragon". Rex then advised Joey on Roba's strength and left the tournament afterwards.

In the manga, he asked Jonouchi about his former card before the match, and was disgusted to learn that Jonouchi previously lost it.

He was later seen observing the semifinal match between Yugi and Kaiba in Domino City amongst other duelists.

Waking The DragonsEdit

In the Waking the Dragons arc, it was revealed that he and Weevil lost a good deal of their popularity after the tournament and they eventually ended up wandering Domino City where they were ambushed by Gurimo. Their souls were taken, and later released when Yugi Muto defeated him.

Chaos Duel Disk
Rex with the Chaos Duel Disk.

The two of them then trailed after the party until Yugi's soul was taken by Rafael and they begged him to take them on their Helicopter. Rafael and Alister took them to Dartz, who agreed to give them power if they passed the necessary test. Each of them was given a piece of the Orichalcos Stone and both must succeed in grasping them, which both of them did.

Rex and Weevil improved their Decks by taking cards from Dartz's massive collection and Rex challenged Joey to a rematch. During the duel, Joey used Rex's "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" against him, much to Rex's displeasure and anger. Despite using "The Seal of Orichalcos" Rex lost at the hands of Joey's "Gearfried the Swordmaster," sending his soul to Dartz again. He was released at the end of the arc when Dartz was defeated. He and Weevil fled from the hospital they found themselves in.

Sebastian Arcelus replaces Sam Regal as Rex's voice for this season; Rex's voice is higher pitched than it was in seasons 1 and 2.

Grand ChampionshipEdit

Their next plan was to enter the KaibaCorp Grand Championship, where they both impersonated Fortune Salim. They were quickly defeated by Zigfried von Schroeder and sent back to Japan by KaibaCorp.

Dawn Of The DuelEdit

Rex and Weevil's last attempt at revenge was to steal Yugi's Egyptian God Cards from his house, where they mistakenly grabbed Yugi's bag containing all of his Millennium Items. Yugi tried to stop them, but couldn't catch up. While examining their prize, they were then attacked by Yami Bakura, who stole the Millennium Ring back from them.

Ryuzaki is shown in the last episode of Yu-Gi-Oh! dueling with Haga (not seen in the U.S.).

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D'sEdit

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, a parody of him named Dinosaur Hakozaki is listed as one the duelists defeated by Hunter Pace. [1]

DeckEdit

AnimeEdit

Duelist KingdomEdit

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Weevil Underwood 2 Lose
Mai Valentine 3 Lose
Duelist Kingdom Duelist(s) 11 Win[Notes 1]
Joey Wheeler 11-12 Lose

During Duelist Kingdom, Rex's Deck contains an assortment of Dinosaur-Type monsters, his most powerful cards being the Dragon-Type "Serpent Night Dragon" and "Red-Eyes B. Dragon". His style of dueling is simple, relying on the brute power of his Dinosaurs augmented by the Dueling field to strengthen them.

Anime Deck - Season 1

Battle CityEdit

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Espa Roba 58 Lose

Although Rex wasn't seen dueling, he was shown losing to Espa Roba, losing his ante of Serpent Night Dragon which was also his rarest card.

Anime Deck - Season 2

Waking the DragonsEdit

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Gurimo 145 Lose (w/Weevil)
Joey Wheeler 160-162 Lose

In Waking the Dragons, Rex uses a Dinosaur Deck heavily focused on swarm tactics. In addition, he utilizes the "Seal of Orichalcos" to turn normally weak monsters into powerful beatsticks. In an echoing of his earlier Deck, Rex's strongest monster is not a Dinosaur, but the Dragon-type "Tyrant Dragon".

Anime Deck - Season 3

KC Grand ChampionshipEdit

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Zigfried von Schroeder 189 Lose (w/Weevil)
Weevil Underwood 224 Not shown
Anime Deck - Season 4

MangaEdit

Duelist KingdomEdit

Deck

Video gamesEdit

World Championship 2004Edit

High DEF

Reshef of DestructionEdit

Deck

Nightmare of TroubadourEdit

DecksEdit
Dino Destruction
Raptor Rampage
Deck RecipeEdit
The Jurassic

Capsule ColiseumEdit

Tomb of Ancient King's

NotesEdit

  1. Rex was shown to have acquired 5 Star Chips; and therefore must have defeated duelists off-screen to obtain them.
  2. He lost this card to Joey Wheeler during episode 12.
  3. He lost this card to Espa Roba during episode 58.
  4. Rex dropped this card in a flashback in episode 161 when he was beaten up for taking a child's card after he returned from losing at Duelist Kingdom.

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