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Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 094
Kanji	未来を変える一撃
Japanese translation	(An Attack that Changes the Future)
English	A Duel with Destiny - Part 2
Episode number	094
Japanese air date	12 February 2002
English air date	18 October 2003
Music
Japanese opening	S H U F F L E
English opening	Season Two theme
Japanese ending	The Afternoon of that Day あの日の午後
Chronology
Episode listing	Yu-Gi-Oh! episode listing - season 2
Previous	A Duel with Destiny - Part 1
Next	The Tomb-Keeper's Secret

Contents 1 Summary 2 Episode Videos 3 Major Events 4 Notes 5 Featured Duel: Seto Kaiba vs. Ishizu Ishtar - Part 2 5.1 Seto Kaiba's Turn 5.2 Ishizu Ishtar's Turn 5.3 Seto Kaiba's Turn 5.4 Ishizu Ishtar's Turn 5.5 Seto Kaiba's Turn 5.6 Ishizu Ishtar's Turn 5.7 Seto Kaiba's turn

[edit] Summary

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[edit] Episode Videos

[edit] Major Events

• Last Duel of the Battle City Quarter-finals.
• Ishizu uses her Millennium Necklace to predict Seto's moves.
• Seto tries to use Obelisk the Tormentor, but the Millennium Rod activates, telling him the only way to defeat Ishizu is by using the Blue-Eyes White Dragon.
• The Millennium Necklace is beaten by the Millennium Rod.

[edit] Notes

• In this Duel's final turn, the timing of activation for Kaiba's "Soul Exchange" is unclear to determine: is it at the end of Ishizu's turn or during his own turn? It is however very likely that "Soul Exchange" is played as a Quick-Play Spell Card at the end of Ishizu's turn, otherwise Ishizu would have been free to attack Kaiba directly with her 3 monsters and win the duel. In this case however, the anime bends the rules a little because "Soul Exchange" is supposed to be a Normal Spell Card.
• Similarly, due to the particular way in which "Sacrifice Blast" (a.k.a. "Blast Held by a Tribute") works in the anime, it is shown to activate immediately after Kaiba takes control of Ishizu's monsters. In a subsequent scene displaying the Arena (after Kaiba summons his "Blue-Eyes White Dragon") both Duelists are shown to have no cards face-down on the field. This confirms that Ishizu's card has already been "activated", unbeknownst to Kaiba. This also significantly bends the real-game rules, since "Sacrifice Blast" would have to remain on the field until it is activated (presumably, at the moment of "Obelisk the Tormentor's" attack). This requirement is however skipped for dramatic effect.

[edit] Featured Duel: Seto Kaiba vs. Ishizu Ishtar - Part 2

Duel continued from previous episode.

[edit] Seto Kaiba's Turn

• Kaiba activates Trap Card "Virus Cannon" to send 10 random Magic Cards from her Deck to her Graveyard (NOTE: in the real game, "Virus Cannon" has a different effect).
• Ishizu pays 1000 Life Points (Ishizu: 2400 → 1400 Life Points) to activate Trap Card "Exchange of the Spirit" to switch the cards in both duelists' Deck with those in their Graveyard. This leaves Kaiba with 6 cards.

[edit] Ishizu Ishtar's Turn

• Ishizu Normal Summons "Kelbek" in Attack Position (1500 ATK / 1800 DEF)
• Sets 1 card.

[edit] Seto Kaiba's Turn

• Kaiba activates Spell Card "Virus Cannon", but Ishizu activates "Muko" to negate its effect and destroy it (NOTE: in the real game, "Muko" is called "Null and Void" and has a different effect).

[edit] Ishizu Ishtar's Turn

• Ishizu Normal Summons "Zolga" (1700 ATK / 1200 DEF).
• "Zolga" attacks then destroys "Des Feral Imp" (Kaiba: 2950 → 2850 Life Points).
• "Kelbek" attacks Kaiba (Kaiba: 2850 → 1350 Life Points).
• Sets 1 card.

[edit] Seto Kaiba's Turn

• As Kaiba draws, Ishizu activates Trap Card "Muko" to send it to the Graveyard. (NOTE: in the real game, "Muko" is called "Null and Void" and has a slightly different effect).
• Sets 1 card.

[edit] Ishizu Ishtar's Turn

• Sets 1 card (Trap Card "Sacrifice Blast"). In the anime, Ishizu reveals (to the viewers, thinking to herself) that this Trap has already begun infusing its power into one of Ishizu's monsters ("Zolga"), so that when Kaiba uses "Soul Exchange" to seize its control and tribute it, it will be transferred to the Tribute Summoned monster i.e. Seto's "Obelisk the Tormentor". And once Seto attacks her with Obelisk, he will lose (NOTE: in the real game, "Sacrifice Blast" is called "Blast Held by a Tribute"; it works a bit differently and can only be activated when a Set or Tribute Summoned monster *attacks*).
• Normal Summons "Agido" (1500 ATK / 1300 DEF).
• Kaiba activates Magic Card "Soul Exchange" to take control of "Zolga", "Kelbek", and "Agido" and tributes his three new monsters to Tribute Summon "Obelisk the Tormentor" in Attack Position (4000 ATK / 4000 DEF) (NOTE #1: in the real game, "Soul Exchange" allows only one monster to be controlled this way and the Battle Phase for that turn would be cancelled) (NOTE #2: the timing of activation for "Soul Exchange" is unclear to determine, see NOTES section above).

[edit] Seto Kaiba's turn

• Kaiba is about to order "Obelisk the Tormentor" to attack, but Yami Ishtar's Millennium Rod activates, giving Kaiba a vision of the past. He is an ancient priest carrying a woman (Kisara) while standing in front of a stone tablet showing the "Blue-Eyes White Dragon". This convinces him to change his strategy.
• Kaiba activates Magic Card "Silent Doom" to Special Summon "Gadget Soldier" in Defense Position (1800 ATK / 2000 DEF)
• Tributes "Gadget Soldier" and "Obelisk the Tormentor" to Tribute Summon "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" in Attack Position (3000 ATK / 2500 DEF) (thus negating "Sacrifice Blast" secretly infused in Obelisk).
• "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" attacks Ishizu directly (Ishizu: 1400 → 0 Life Points). Kaiba wins.