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Maddox faces off against an opponent who has never lost a match - his boss!
Maddox faces off against an opponent who has never lost a match - his boss!
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S1, EP19 "The Big Boss"Maddox faces off against an opponent who has never lost a match - his boss!
Yu-Gi-Oh! GO RUSH!!
S1, EP20 "The Rovian Bandit"UTS comes face-to-face with a Rovian Bandit who will stop at nothing to end their quest to find the missing Yuna Goha!
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S2, EP7 "No Good Deed"Though Maddox secretly risked everything to help out his friends, he ends up under lock and key when they mistakenly think he's a traitor!
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S2, EP8 "Keeping Secrets"The Skyfish discover Phazer's secret, but Tremolo will do anything to keep those fish from flapping their lips!
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S2, EP17 "Control the Role"Epoch finds herself in a dice-y situation when she battles Yuhi in her first Rush Duel ever!
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S2, EP16 "Fish Out of Water"Something fishy is going on in Mutsuba Town when a mysterious villain shows up and starts causing chaos!
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S2, EP15 "The Galaxy Cup"Mutsuba Town commemorates a new era of peace with the greatest Rush Duel tournament ever - the Galaxy Cup!
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S2, EP14 "The Trumpet Trials"Yudias faces a challenge unlike any he's faced before - the Trumpet Trials!
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