"Unsurpassable "1"" is the thirtieth of the Yu-Gi-Oh! R manga. It was first printed in Japan on October 21, 2006 in V Jump magazine.

"The Wicked Dreadroot" is Summoned and Kaiba is unable to cope with both it and "The Wicked Avatar".

Featured Duel: Seto Kaiba vs. Yako TenmaEdit

Duel continues from the previous chapter.

Turn 13: Yako
Yako attacks and destroys "Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon" with "The Wicked Avatar" (Kaiba 4000 → 3999). Since "Lord of Dragons" is now the strongest monster on the field, "Avatar" takes its form and its ATK and DEF becomes 1 point higher than its ATK. Therefore, its ATK and DEF become 901. Yako Sets a card.

Turn 14: Kaiba
Kaiba Normal Summons "Material Armadillo" (500/2000) in Defense Position, who loses 300 ATK via "Alpha-Wave Emission". Yako activates his face-down "Comparable Level", paying half his Life Points (Yako 1400 → 700) to Special Summon monsters from his hand with total Levels equal those of the monster Kaiba just Summoned. Since "Material Armadillo" is Level 4, Yako Special Summons two Level 1 "Angel O1s" (200/300) and one Level 2 "Hourglass of Life" (700/600), all in Defense Position. All lose 300 ATK via "Alpha-Wave Emission".

Turn 15: Yako
Yako Tributes his two "Angel O1s" and "Hourglass of Life" to Summon "The Wicked Dreadroot" (4000/4000) in Attack Position. Via its effect, all other monsters have their original ATK and DEF halved. The ATK and DEF of "Lord of Dragons" drop to 600 and 550, while those "Material Armadillo" drop to 0 and 1000. As "The Wicked Dreadroot" is now the strongest monster on the field, "Avatar" takes its form and its ATK and DEF becomes 1 point than the ATK of "Dreadroot". Therefore, its ATK and DEF become 4001. "Dreadroot" attacks and destroys "Material Armadillo" and Yako activates his face-down "Power Collapse", letting it attack again by decreasing its ATK by that of the monster it destroyed by battle. "Dreadroot" attacks and destroys "Lord of Dragons", while "Avatar" attacks directly (Kaiba 3999 → 0).

Featured cardsEdit

The following cards appeared in this chapter. Cards in italics debuted here.