As he did so, he fell asleep and dreamed of an Egyptian city being destroyed by the Gods. Shadi appeared to Pegasus in the dream and warned him of the danger he was unleashing. He told Pegasus that his only hope was to return the God Cards to their resting place.
In the dub, during some unprecedented time in the creation of Duel Monsters , Pegasus had also traveled to Eastern Asia, where he drew inspiration from the religions and mythologies to create the Spirit monster card variety. Pegasus participated in the Intercontinental Duel Monsters Championship tournament and faced Bandit Keith in the finals. Pegasus toys with Keith and reads his mind using the Millennium Eye. He scribbles down some notes and calls a kid, named Sam , from the audience over.
He hands Sam the instructions and tells him to use them to defeat Keith. In the meantime, Pegasus sits with Kaiba and happily accepts his proposal to develop the holographic system, as they watch Sam defeat and humiliate Keith. Pegasus is also present at the regional Duel Monsters Championship in Japan.
He hands the prizes to the winner Weevil Underwood and invites him to participate in his Duelist Kingdom tournament. After playing Duke in a game, Pegasus approves the creation of Dungeon Dice Monsters, wanting to expand it further. Upon Pegasus' request, Duke allows him to make an addition to the game.
Pegasus adds " Dark Magician " as a monster, which Duke doesn't learn of until later. Pegasus planned the Duelist Kingdom tournament in the hopes of defeating Yugi Muto to restore the company's reputation and take Yugi's Millennium Puzzle in the dub. In the dub, he planned on using the Millennium Items and the technology to revive Cecelia. Pegasus Dueling Yugi through the video.
Pegasus sent Yugi a videotape and items needed to participate in the tournament. Through the videotape, Pegasus was able to communicate with Yugi on the spot and faced him in a timed Duel. Pegasus won and stole the soul of Yugi's grandfather as Yugi's Penalty Game. He forced Yugi to enter Duelist Kingdom to get back the soul of his grandfather.
Pegasus sent his henchmen to take care of Kaiba, but he escaped, making it look like he jumped to his death. Pegasus' henchmen kidnapped Mokuba , who had swallowed a key to a safe of documents Pegasus required to take over KaibaCorp. Kaiba managed to get to the Duelist Kingdom island and demanded that Pegasus give Mokuba back. Pegasus responded by sealing Mokuba's soul in the " Soul Prison " card.
He told Kaiba he would need 10 Star Chips to see him, like the other contestants. He gave him the 5 Star Chips Mokuba had previously stolen and told Kaiba that he must beat Yugi to get the other 5. Pegasus seals Kaiba's soul in a " Soul Prison " card. Kaiba did so and prepared to Duel Pegasus using his Duel Disks , which he has designed to counter Pegasus' mind reading strategy. Pegasus agreed to use them, provided Kaiba also accepts his terms; to have Mokuba's body hold his Duel Disks.
Kaiba refused to attack his own brother, so he Dueled Pegasus using a standard Dueling Arena. With the ability to read his opponent's mind, Pegasus defeats Kaiba and traps his soul in another "Soul Prison" card. Having been humiliated by Pegasus in their last encounter, Keith held a gun to Pegasus after losing his Duel and demanded the prize money. Pegasus opened a trap door, causing Keith to plummet into the ocean.
As he planned, Pegasus ends up Dueling Yugi. Were Pegasus to win, Yugi's soul would be sealed in a card. Should Yugi win, Pegasus would release the souls of Yugi's grandfather and the Kaiba brothers. The Millennium Eye initially gives Pegasus a massive advantage, but Yugi and Yami Yugi are able to outsmart him by using a "Mind Shuffle" technique, where each of them play a card face-down and then switch to the other mind without letting the other know what card they played.
Although the game is too much for Yugi, causing him to collapse, Yami Yugi was still able to resist Pegasus's Eye with the aid of Yugi's friends reaching out to protect Yugi, allowing him to destroy Pegasus's Thousand-Eyes Restrict and win the Duel. Pegasus' and Bakura 's Shadow Game. After his defeat, a downhearted Pegasus leaves for his sanctuary where, true to his word, he releases the souls of Solomon, Kaiba, and Mokuba, lamenting his failure to Cecelia.
Shortly afterward, Yami Bakura confronts him and challenges him to another Shadow Game, with their respective Millennium Items on the line. This causes Pegasus to fall into a coma, and his last appearance in the arc is being carried out of his sanctuary by Kemo, presumably for medical care.
Yugi manages to win using the " Dark Magician " Pegasus added, and shortly afterward it is revealed that Industrial Illusions plans to take Dungeon Dice Monsters global. Duke uses Pegasus' additions to the KaibaCorp computer system to his advantage, by adding Dungeon Dice original monsters to his Deck when he is trapped in the Virtual World.
Pegasus dreams of the impending danger as it enters his room to set its plan in motion. Soon after, Kaiba arrives and demands a way to defeat Yugi's three Egyptian God Cards since he knew Pegasus wouldn't let them go without a way to take them down.
Pegasus admits to having a card that may work, but doesn't agree to Duel for it until after Kaiba wagers his three " Blue-Eyes White Dragons ". Though he uses his beloved Toons , Pegasus is defeated after Kaiba uses " XYZ-Dragon Cannon " to destroy " Toon World " which destroys the toon monsters as well and attack him directly. Kaiba discovers two cards to take on the God Cards and doesn't believe Pegasus when he insists he only had one.
Pegasus returns in the Waking the Dragons arc and gathers info on Paradius company and the company's true intentions. Pegasus warned Yugi and his friends of the impending danger and also gives Yugi the card " Legend of Heart ", a key card leading to the defeat of Dartz.
His soul is taken by Mai Valentine , but is restored by the end of the arc. He is eventually freed after The Great Leviathan is destroyed. Though Pegasus doesn't make a physical appearance during this arc, he is mentioned several times. Firstly, when Yugi's group remember he paid for their flight to America. And Pegasus was later mentioned by Leon as the one personally responsible for creating the Fairy Tale cards Leon uses.
Zigfried later gloats that his virus would wipe out KC's computer data, forcing Pegasus to sign a business contract with Schroeder Corp ; though he is later foiled by the one weakness in " Golden Castle of Stromberg ", allowing the virus to cease its destruction of the KC computer data.
Pegasus is told of the Ceremonial Battle towards the end of the series, where he gives a small narration of how Yugi 's past adventures have led to this. Dragon Ball Z was one show that was notorious for having to change glasses of beer into water. This would also happen in Yu-Gi-Oh! The dub established that this was actually fruit juice.
While this change might seem ridiculous, it actually fits Pegasus' character better. He is established as being a very childlike figure with his love of cartoons and card games , so drinking fruit juice instead of wine is something that he would do.
In the English dub of the anime, Pegasus' full name is stated to be Maximillion Pegasus. Unless you are a fan of the Wu-Tang clan, then you will likely have never heard the name Maximillion before. It is an altered version of the name Maximilian, which has been used by many famous figures throughout history.
The Maximillion name is an invention of the dub. In the original Japanese version of Yu-Gi-Oh! When Pegasus is defeated at the end of the Duelist Kingdom arc, we finally learn his motivations.
He wants to use the power of the Millenium items in order to resurrect his fiance, who passed away a month before their wedding. In the English dub, his fiance is called Cecelia , while in the original Japanese version of the show, she is called Cyndia. When Pegasus battles Kaiba during the Duelist Kingdom arc, he uses his Toon monster deck for the first time.
As the creator of Duel Monsters, Pegasus designed his own archetype of creatures that he uses exclusively. This is tantamount to cheating, as the Toon monsters were better than most other monsters in the game. Pegasus' Toon monster deck is based around a card called Toon World.
In the anime, this turns all of his regular monsters into cartoons. They become impervious to damage from non-Toon monsters. This even includes a double KO the attacking monster would be destroyed, but the Toon would not. When the Toon deck was adapted into the actual Yu-Gi-Oh! Toon World now cost life points to activate.
You needed special Toon monsters cards to use with it whereas Pegasus could change regular monsters into Toons in the show. The Toon monsters could not attack the turn they were summoned and cost the user life points to declare an attack in the first place.
They could now be hit by non-Toon monsters. So what do you get for all of this? Toons can attack the opponents life points directly The sheer amount of setup and cost needed to make the Toons playable just wasn't worth it when they were first released.
The original Yu-Gi-Oh! Konami wasn't going to give up on the show so quickly, however, as the card game was still making lots of money. The show would receive new iterations that focused on different characters and settings. The 2nd iteration of the show was Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, which focused on a school for duelists which may have been an attempt at emulating Harry Potter.
This was followed by Yu-Gi-Oh! The show is currently gearing up for a sixth series, that will star all new characters. While the Yu-Gi-Oh! The entire original cast would return for one last duel in the movie Yu-Gi-Oh! There was another Yu-Gi-Oh! It was called Yu-Gi-Oh! The villain of the movie was a time-travelling duelist known as Paradox. His plan involved going back in time and murdering Pegasus so that Duel Monsters can never become successful.
Register Don't have an account? History Talk 0. Do you like this video? Play Sound. He survived the ordeal This meant he was destined for the Eye, so he was sent on his way. Back home, Pegasus began to delve deeper into the mysteries surrounding his and the other artifacts. He realizes that he would need other Millennium Items to revive Cecelia in the flesh, but to do that, he needed a means of drawing them out. The ancient shadow games had used cards that represented various creatures and spells, so Pegasus sets about creating the dueling field.
Through his company, Industrial Illusions, he recreated those ancient cards and released them to the unsuspecting public in the guise of a new trading card game: Duel Monsters. But his resources alone were not enough for his plan. He needed the assets from one other company: the Kaiba Corporation.
He knew he couldn't swing a merger offer with Seto Kaiba himself: he was too ruthless a businessman.
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