Yu-Gi-Oh Duel League

Episode 10 Last Salvo before Genesis (Irvine v. Pat)

Kaiba: Well, we got our final card but let us use this last segment before our main event to once again promote our Card for Genesis. Shall we?

Jack: Duel League Genesis will be the big duel event where we will not only see numerous feuds begin to reach their boiling points, we will also see the beginning of the Tournament to crown our very first Tag Force Champions. That's not all, we will also see the Duel League Championship defended for the first time since the Inaugural Tournament.

Joey: I will have to begin with our first match Pat(Rank 9; 2-1) v. Mahad? (Rank 22; 0-4). This will be quite the starter since we got ourselves a rivalry that dates back but this time, the wildcard is who Pat will exactly face since Mahad has declared his allegiance with Vade. We've seen Xavi become Cobalt, what fate will lie when Pat meets Mahad.

Kaiba: After that will be Blaze (Rank 14; 1-3) v. Kaiser (Rank 21; 1-3). We've seen how Blaze has pulled off a victory from out of the box but will it work against someone as tactical and calculating as the revived Kaiser? We will only wait and see

Jack: We also have quite the duel to follow withMagnus (Rank 5; 3-1) v. Strike (Rank 18; 2-2). Magnus has only that one stain on his record due to Duke but Strike is willing to start a loss streak against the opposition. Magnus is up against brute force, but with Pendulums, it can go either way.

Kaiba: We got also on that night Wolfe (Rank 12; 2-2) v. Crow (Rank 17; 2-2). Wolfe has proven himself to be quite the ferocious one but as of late, he has been middling and the same can be said of Crow. 

Jack: We also have the duel between Dino (Rank 1; 3-1) v. Ryu (Rank 19; 1-3). Dino has had a near perfect record until late but he will be more than willing to keep that motivation since the Tag Force duel for his team will be on the Duel League after this event. Ryu also looking for a win after a streak of losses to find a way out of that rut.

Joey: And here begins that road to the Tag Force Championships. We will have our first of 2 Duel League Tag Force Qualifier duels between [Duel League Tag Force Qualifier: ]Cloud (Rank 15; 1-3) and Viper (Rank 24; 0-4) v. Hiro (Rank 4; 4-0) and Fenix (Rank 20; 1-3). An unlikely duo who has not seen wins as of late against an emerging tag unit of our Hero users. This may be a medley of harmony and unity moves.

Kaiba: Another Tag Force Qualifier to watch is the one between [Duel League Tag Force Qualifier:] Odin (Rank 8; 2-2) and Frost (Rank 3; 4-0) v. Tempest (Rank 23; 0-4) and Vaan (Rank 10; 2-2).  These two makeshift teams may see success but a combination between Winds and Banishing against Nordic Aesirs and Ice Barrier may produce what can possibly be an exciting duel for this qualifier.

Jack: We head to the main meat of the card as we will be seeing Vade (Rank 6; 4-0) v. Wallace (Rank 11; 3-1). Vade has shown dominance with the Sacred Beasts but can Wallace and his Phantom Knights ward back or neutralize the awesome power of the Sacred Beasts?

Joey: And I got the pleasure to...

Kaiba: You better give it justice Wheeler...

Joey: Okay.. we  got AK (Rank 13; 1-2) v. Cobalt (Rank 16; 2-2). We saw an improved AK best Blaze earlier but we will see what he can do against Obelisk the Tormentor user Cobalt, who will be raising the flag for their triad with Vade and Mahad.

Kaiba: And then, the main event. the Duel League Championship will be on the line as it will be Duke (Rank 2; 4-0) v. Irvine (Rank 7; 2-1) (C) [for the Duel League Championship ]. A dominant Duke arrived after retiring Draco from the Duelists of Duel League. Ever since, even without an extra deck, it was no problem with Duke as he was able to match up even garnering a victory against our Duel League Champion in a non-title match. With the title on the line, will Irvine be able to ward off Duke? Or will we be seeing Duke as the next Duel League champion. And right now, we have Carly backstage.