At Duel Academy, students are playing baseball in a class. Osiris Red team is competing against Ra Yellow team. At this moment, Judai is a batter and prepares for the next hit. He really hopes that his team will get points from this play. Suddenly, Misawa has just arrived, apologizing for coming late. Then Ra Yellow team changes a pitcher and places Misawa into this position. Judai is getting more excited to duel against Misawa. On the other hand, Misawa expresses confidently that Judai can't hit his ball anyway because he has already calculated everything. Thus, the duel between Judai and Misawa in the baseball game begins.

Misawa throws three balls and gets all "Strike". Judai can't hit any ball, so he gets very furious. On the contrary, when Judai becomes a pitcher, he gets all ''Ball'. Thus, Sho asks for a short break, asking what is happening to his Big Brother. Judai explains that he would like to duel against Misawa in the next round, so he hit all "Ball". This time, Misawa becomes the 4th batter while Judai becomes a pitcher. Anyway, Misawa is still certain that Judai must be defeated. At this point, Misawa is shining an aura of a tiger while Judai is showing an aura of a dragon. The duel between the spirits of dragon and tiger begins again. Judai starts throwing his ball with full spirit of a hero.

Meanwhile, Professor Chronos is walking outside the court and thinking about someone who can replace Manjyome's position. Suddenly, a ball flying from the court hits his eye strongly. Judai and Sho hurry to see the victim and get shocked when they see Professor Chronos. Certainly, Professor Chronos is getting very angry although Judai and Sho are sorry to him. Then, Misawa comes in and also apologizes for the ball he hit. Seeing Misawa, Professor Chronos looks different and forgives everything that Misawa did. Considering Misawa's excellent record, He is glad to place Misawa in Manjyome's place. While Professor Chronos is going to talk further detail to Misawa, Judai and Sho are trying to listen to it. Therefore, Professor Chronos is getting mad, shouting that this isn't their business and chasing them out. After that, Professor Chronos talks to Misawa about the condition of this replacement.

In a classroom, Manjyome is requiring his friends for some drink and massage. However, his friends look different, and no one follows his order. Manjyome sees something wrong, asking what is going on. Then an Obelisk Blue student comes in, telling Manjyome to move from the current seat. Manjyome doesn't understand since it has been his seat for a long time. Looking the name of the seat, Manjyome is getting shocked because his name has already gone. His friend tells Manjyome that his seat was already moved to a lower seat. When Professor Chronos comes into the class, Manjyome asks what this whole thing means. Professor Chronos explains that the Signore (Manjyome) was defeated by Osiris Red student. As a result, that Signore has to be removed. Furthermore, Signore has to duel against Misawa from Ra Yellow by betting their dorm positions. Manjyome is getting shocked by the situation, asking whether he will be downgraded if he is defeated. Anyway, Professor Chronos doesn't give him any answer, telling students to return to their seats quickly. Manjyome can't stand staying in the class, leaving the room quickly. He is getting very ashamed when his friends are laughing at him. Also, he can't imagine when he will be downgraded.

Manjyome	Ouu! drink and massage!
Obelisk Blue Students	What is that guy?
Manjyome	What's wrong?
Obelisk Blue Students	What is he thinking? What is he going to do?
Manjyome	Hey! Here...
Obelisk Blue Students	Manjyome, where are you sitting?
Manjyome	Where?
Obelisk Blue Students	This seat is no longer yours. Move quickly!
Manjyome	What are you talking about? This seat has my name...No!
Obelisk Blue Students	You got it. Your seal has already been changed to there.
Manjyome	What? Seat change? But that is...Professor Chronos! what does this mean? Why is my seat overthere?
Professor Chronos	That is because Signore was defeated by Osiris Red student. Moreover, tomorrow that Signore has to duel against Misawa Daichi from Ra Yellow by betting the dorm replacement.
Manjyome	Do you meant that I will be downgraded to Ra Yellow if I am defeated?
Professor Chronos	Well, let's return to your seats quickly.
Manjyome	Downgraded!?

Outside the school, Judai and Sho are admiring Misawa's good skill of baseball. Then, Misawa reveals his secret on his bat. There is some math formula written on. Misawa already calculated everything written on his bat and his ball when he played. Judai is very amazed and hardly believes that Misawa can do this. Then Misawa takes Judai and Sho to his room. Judai and Sho are very surprised by a lot of formula written around the room. This shows that Misawa is such a numerical formula guy. He calls the formula written around the room and on the ceiling the stars, and asks Judai and Sho for cleaning. Later, they enjoy painting the room and eliminating everything on the floor and ceiling, throwing paint among one another.

Next, Judai and Sho are getting surprised again by such a great meal that Misawa pays for their help. Then Misawa shows another bigger meal of robster, so Judai is very impressed and happy. By the way, Sho asks what Professor Chronos talked to Misawa previously. Misawa tells them that it is about dorm change. Judai and Sho have realized that Misawa is going to be promoted to Obelisk Blue, getting very excited with him. Although Misawa hasn't admitted it yet, Sho and Judai have understood well how great Misawa is. Misawa has done such great performance since the exam entrance. There is no doubt for them that Misawa will become an Obelisk Blue student. Congratulating Misawa for his coming success, Judai and Sho keep on eating happily.

At night at Obelisk Blue dorm, Manjyome is talking to his two big brothers, Chosaku and Shoji. The biggest brother, Chosaku, is the top of the political world while the younger one, Shoji, is the top of the financial world. In fact, they are very busy with their work, so they don't have much time to contact and talk to Jun. They hope his youngest brother remain the top record at school. Also, They plan to conquer the world by Manjyome family when Jun has finally become the top of card-game world. Thus, the future of this family depends on Jun's shoulder. When two brothers finish talking, the connection line is cut. At this point, Manjyome starts getting very worried by the truth; instead of going up, he is going to be downgraded. Certainly, he can't report this to his brothers. While looking through the window, Manjyome accidently sees Misawa probably going to Osiris Red with Judai and Sho at night. Therefore, he runs to see at Misawa's Ra Yellow dorm. Actually, Misawa is going sleep with Judai room at Osiris Red tonight. Sho tells Hayato that Misawa's room has just been painted, so he has no place but here to sleep. Hayato considers Misawa such a strange and rare guy who don't mind sleeping at this dorm. On the other side, Manjyome has just arrived Misawa's room, seeing a lot of furniture moved out from the room due to the painting.

Shoji Brother	Hey, Jun! You understand well, don't you?
Manjyome	Hai! Chosaku Brother, Shoji Brother.
Chosaku Brother	I am in an election game, and Shoji is also very busy with his financial bank. In fact, we have no spare time to contact you but...
Shoji Brother	Of course, we hope your record is still the top, Jun. Our big brother is the top of the political world, and I am the top of the financial world. Jun, you will control the card game world. The plan is that Manjyome family will conquer this world. You understand it, right Jun.
Chosaku Brother	That means the future of the whole Manjyome group depends on your shoulders.
Manjyome	(What should I do? Instead of getting the top seat, I am going to be downgraded. I can't say that. My two brothers may...Ah, that is Misawa Daichi. That guy is going to Osiris Red, isn't he? Well, his dorm...)

Next morning, Tome-San (Card Store Offier) tries to call Judai in his room, reporting some strange news; there are many cards thrown away into sea. Thus, Judai, Sho, and Misawa run quickly to see those cards. Seeing Destructive Ring and Blood Vorse, Judai has realized that they all belong to Misawa. Everybody is wondering who did this to Misawa's cards. Judai feels pity to Misawa who is going to get a chance to be promoted to Obelisk Blue. The exam time is also coming closer, so Judai asks what Misawa intends to do next.

At Duel Academy, Misawa, Judai, and Sho arrive the duel court late when Professor Chronos and Manjyome have already been there. Professor Chronos claims that Misawa comes very late while Manjyome thinks that Misawa was running away from this duel. Thus, Judai reports that someone went into Misawa's dorm and threw his cards into the sea. Perhaps, he is suspecting whether Manjyome did it. Professor Chronos is wondering what this conversation is about. Certainly, Manjyome claims that he doesn't know anything about this situation. However, Kaiser Ryo and Asuka appear, revealing that they saw Manjyome be at the sea where the cards were thrown away last night. Of course, Judai excuses Manjyome for the dirty act. However, Manjyome claims that he threw his own cards not Misawa's. He also asks whether there is some name written on those cards. If he had been a thief, he would have taken responsibility. Then, Manjyome offers a condition of this game to Professor Chronos; the loser must leave the school if he is defeated in this game. Judai feels very unfair since many key cards of Misawa were already gone. Anyway, Misawa says that he still has a deck and accepts Manjyome's condition. He tells Sho and Judai not to be worried because his real deck is always with him. Then Misawa opens his jacket, showing many decks kept inside. He introduces his six decks including his soul created by his intelligence; six decks are wind, water, fire, earth, dark, and light. Then Manjyome shows his own deck and declares the power of his fire-type deck full of grudge. After that, Misawa takes up a deck he believes to beat Manjyome in this game, setting it into his duel disk. The dorm replacement game between Manjyome and Misawa finally begins.

Hydrogedon Monster Card

First turn comes to Manjyome. Drawing a card, he summons [Hell Soldier 4/1200/1000] in an attack mode. Setting a card, he ends his turn. Next turn comes to Misawa. Everybody is wondering what kind of cards Misawa selected to play in this game. Asuka guesses that it may be either wind type or water type deck. Drawing a card, Misawa summons [Hydrogedon 4/1600/1000] in an attack position. At this moment, people have realized that Misawa selected the water deck to fight against hell/fire deck of Manjyome. Misawa declares the attack of Hydrogedon, Hydro Blast, against Hell Soldier at once. When Hell Soldier is destroyed, Manjyome's LP goes down to 3600 (4000+1200-1600). Meanwhile, Manjyome activates the special effect of Hell Soldier. When this monster is destroyed and sent into the graveyard, the player can deal damages directly to the opponent equal to the battle damage the player receives. In other words, Misawa gets the same damages as Manjyome did, so his LP also goes down to 3600 (4000+1200-1600). After that, Misawa activates the special ability of Hedrogedon. When this monster destroys any monster as a result of battle, the player can summon specially another Hydrogedon from his deck. Therefore, Misawa can summon another Hydrogedon from his deck onto the field. Misawa claims that his battle phase hasn't finished yet. He declares the attack of another Hydrogedon (1600) against Manjyome directly. Without any wall monster, Manjyome gets such a strong hit by this attack. Thus, his LP decreases to 2000 (3600-1600). Then Misawa ends his turn.

Come to Manjyome's turn. He opens his reversed trap card [Call of the Haunted - Living Dead No Yobi Koe]. This is the continuous trap card that allows him to summon a monster specially from his graveyard onto the field in an attack mode. If this card is gone from the field, the summoned monster must also be destroyed. Certainly, Manjyome resummons Hell Soldier onto the field in an attack position. After that, he plays a magic card [Raging Summoning of Hell - Chigoku No Boushokan]. By its effect, the players can summon specially monsters with the same name as a monster on field from their hand, deck, or cemetery into an attack position. As a result, Manjyome summons two Hell Soldiers onto the field while Misawa summons another Hydrogedon onto his field. At this moment, Misawa and Manjyome have three monsters on their fields. However, each Hell Soldier obtains less attack points than each Hydrogedon. Manjyome claims that he, no matter what, lets Misawa get the title of Obelisk Blue. Then Manjyome plays an equipment magic card [Hell Alliance] that can increase the equipped monster's attack strength by 800 for each monster on the field with the same name as its own. In other words, one Hell Soldier can gain higher attack points from itself and the other two Hell Soldier. Its total attack points become 3600 (1200+800*3). Manjyome declares the attack of Hell Soldier (3600) against Hydrogedon (1600) immediately. Thus, Misawa's LP goes down to 1600 (3600+1600-3600). Then Manjyome ends his turn.

Oxygedon Monster Card

Next move comes to Misawa. Drawing a card, he summons [Oxygedon 4/1800/800] in an attack mode. He declares the attack of Oxygedon, Oxy Stream, against Hell Soldier with 1200 attack points at once. Thus, Manjyome's LP goes down to 1400 (2000+1200-1800). However, by the special effect of Hell Soldier, Misawa has to get the same battle damage as Manjyome did. As he did previously, Misawa's LP, therefore goes down to 1000 (1600+1200-1800). Anyway, Misawa still keeps on the attack of a Hydrogedon (1800) against the second Hell Soldier with 1200 attack points. Again, when Hell Soldier is destroyed, Manjyome's LP goes down to 1000 (1400+1200-1600), and Misawa's LP decreases to 600 (1000+1200-1600). Sho doesn't understand why Misawa had to kill himself with the opponent. Anyway, Judai thinks that Misawa has come to the right way. Ryo explains to his younger brother that Hell Soldier gains 3600 attack points from the equipment magic card and other Hell Soldier on the field. If other Hell Soldier are destroyed, the attack points will be reduced. Therefore, when two Hell Soldiers are gone, the remaining Hell Solider's attack points become 2000 (1200+800 or 3600-800*2). Judai adds that Misawa intended to lose his LP to get this weak point of the opponent. Misawa thinks that his chance is coming closer in the next turn. Setting a reversed card, he ends his turn.

Flame Majin Hell Burner Monster Card

Come to Manjyome's move. Sacrificing Hell Soldier, Manjyome summons [Flame Majin Hell Burner - Engoku Majin Hell Burner - 6/2800/1800: This card can only be Normal Summoned by discarding all cards in your hand other than this card to the Graveyard and Tributing 1 monster on your side of the field with an ATK of 2000 or more. Increase the ATK of this card by 200 points for each monster on your opponent's side of the field. Decrease the ATK of this card by 500 points for each monster on your side of the field other than this card] with 2800 attack points in an attack position. In fact, Manjyome has to sacrifice all of monsters on his field and his hand in order to summon this monster normally. This monster's attack points can increase by 200 for each monster on the opponent's field. There are three monsters on Misawa's field, two Hydrogedon and one Oxygedon, so the attack points of Flame Majin Hell Burner become 3400 (2800+200*3). If this monster attacks, Misawa's LP (600) will go to 0. Manjyome declares the attack of Flame Majin Hell Burner at once. Suddenly, Misawa opens his reversed trap card [Protection Force Barrier]. This card can be activated only if the player has three or more monsters on his field. It can negate the attack of the opponent and ends his battle phase immediately. Thus, the attack of Flame Majin Hell Burner becomes invalid, and Manjyome has to end his turn. However, Manjyome is still certain that he will win in the next turn.

Water Dragon Monster Card

Nevertheless, Misawa is afraid that Manjyome may not have the next turn. In his turn, drawing a card, he plays a magic card [Bonding H2O]. By its effect, Misawa has to sacrifice two Hydrogedon and one Oxygedon to summon [Water Dragon 8/2800/2600: This card cannot be Normal Summoned or Set. This card cannot be Special Summoned except by the effect of Bonding - H2O. While this card is face-up on the field, the ATK of FIRE monsters and Pyro-Type monsters become 0. When this card is destroyed and sent to the Graveyard, you can Special Summon 2 Hydrogedons and 1 Oxygedon from your Graveyard] specially onto the field. Since there is only one monster left on Misawa's field, Flame Majin Hell Burner's attack points go down to 3000 (2800+200 or 3400-200*2). However, Manjyome claims that his monster (3000) is still greater than Water Dragon (2800). Anyway, the special effect of Water Draon creates big wave against Flame Majin Hell Burner and reduces its attack points to 0. Misawa explains that as long as this monster is on the field, it can reduce the attack points of all fire-type monsters on the field to 0. Then Water Dragon (2800) attacks Flame Majin Hell Burner (0), so Manjyome's LP decreases to 0 (1000-2800).

Manjyome is finally defeated, yet he says that Misawa won this game by chance. However, Misawa argues that the result of this game, in fact, had already been decided before the duel started. In other words, his victory didn't come by luck. Misawa reveals that Manjyome actually guided him before the duel, so he could choose the right deck for this game. Previously, Manjyome showed his deck and declared explicitly that it was a fire deck. Accordingly, Misawa selected the water deck to fight against it (Basically, fire is depressed by water). Actually, Misawa understands well that Manjyome really threw his cards into the sea. Misawa shows Manjyome a sample of his card, Blood Vorse, with some numerical formula on it. All of Misawa's cards have these texts and become unique cards in the world, so the cards thrown into the sea with these texts all belonged to him. Anyway, Misawa blames Manjyome for what he did to the cards. Manjyome's act shows that he is disqualified as a true duelist.

Undoubtly, Professor Chronos would like to promote Misawa to Obelisk Blue without any condition. Nevertheless, Misawa refuses this admission, claiming that he can't become the number 1 in Obelisk Blue unless he defeats Judai. In other words, he would like to beat Judai first to be the real number 1, so he can go into Obelisk Blue. As a result, Judai gets excited, challenging Misawa to duel now. However, Misawa would like to put off this duel because his deck hasn't been complete yet. The deck he played against Manjyome was merely a trial deck. In order to beat Elemental Hero deck of Judai, Misawa has to make up the new 7th deck. Manjyome is getting more furious when he's realized that he was defeated by such a trial deck. Judai is glad to wait for his duel against Misawa. This battle will judge who will be the real number 1. The duel between the tiger (Misawa - Yellow Tiger) and dragon (Judai - Red Dragon) is coming soon.

Misawa	Manjyome, you...duelist...
Manjyome	Shut up! You just won by luck of choosing the right water deck.
Misawa	No, it isn't by luck. You told me yourself before the duel.
[Before the duel, Manjyome said clearly that he would use the fire deck of grudge]
Misawa	That mean the result had already been decided before the duel. Also, Manjyome, there is no doubt that the thrown cards in the sea actually belonged to me.
Manjyome	How do you understand that?
Misawa	There is some numerical memo on my cards, so this is the proof. Thus, it is the only one card for me in the world with this bad handwriting. Manjyome! you don't see importance in the cards, are you still a qualified duelist?
Manjyome	I still...
Professor Chronos	Misawa!, I see you be admiited to Obelisk Blue.
Misawa	No, that can't be accepted now.
Professor Chronos	Oh! Why not?
Misawa	I have alraedy made a decision that when I enter Obelisk Blue, I must be number 1. Judai, in order to enter Obelisk Blue, I must beat you first.
Judai	Well, let's duel now! I am very excited to duel against you.
Misawa	It is pity that I can't do that now.
Judai	Heee...why?
Misawa	This deck hasn't been complete yet. It is merely a trial deck that can't beat your Elemental Hero deck.
Judai	Trial Deck?
Manjyome	Trial Deck? Was I really defeated by that kind of thing?
Misawa	Perhaps, in order to defeat your Elemental Hero deck, I have to use my 7th deck.
Judai	The deck to defeat me? How fun! That will be our final battle. Come on number 2!
Misawa	Ah! Come on number 1-Kun! Come on!

to be continued...