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->''"Don't you realize yet? I am darkness."''
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->''"Don't you realize yet? I am darkness."''
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* EvilerThanThou: With Pegasus and Yami Marik, whose Millenium Items he tries to add to his collection by force. He's successful with Pegasus (he ends up killing him in the original manga), but his clash with Yami Marik ends very badly for him, with him being sent off into the darkness (along with Ryo) with a Penalty Game until Yami Marik himself dies later on.
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* EvilerThanThou: With Pegasus and Yami Marik, whose Millenium Millennium Items he tries to add to his collection by force. He's successful with Pegasus (he ends up killing him in the original manga), but his clash with Yami Marik ends very badly for him, with him being sent off into the darkness (along with Ryo) with a Penalty Game until Yami Marik himself dies later on.
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* ProperlyParanoid: When he managed to get his hands on a piece of the Millenium Puzzle that Marik shattered when he first lost to Yugi, he transferred a portion of his soul into it in order to explore its secrets and guarantee he could continue to live on if he were ever separated from his host. This proved fruitful when Dark Marik beat him and Marik in a Penalty Game, disintegrating Bakura's body.
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* ProperlyParanoid: When he managed to get his hands on a piece of the Millenium Millennium Puzzle that Marik shattered when he first lost to Yugi, he transferred a portion of his soul into it in order to explore its secrets and guarantee he could continue to live on if he were ever separated from his host. This proved fruitful when Dark Marik beat him and Marik in a Penalty Game, disintegrating Bakura's body.
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* XanatosSpeedChess: There is no plan from the start; he takes advantage of opportunities as they appear. For instance, he exploits Pegasus's exhaustion to take his Millenium Eye and when Ryuji Otogi & his vengeful father (in the anime, a mind-controlled Bandit Keith) steals the Millennium Puzzle and then the latter breaks the Millenium Puzzle, he uses the opportunity to put a piece of himself inside for the Millenium World arc.
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* XanatosSpeedChess: There is no plan from the start; he takes advantage of opportunities as they appear. For instance, he exploits Pegasus's exhaustion to take his Millenium Millennium Eye and when Ryuji Otogi & his vengeful father (in the anime, a mind-controlled Bandit Keith) steals the Millennium Puzzle and then the latter breaks the Millenium Millennium Puzzle, he uses the opportunity to put a piece of himself inside for the Millenium Millennium World arc.
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* SignatureMon: The Duel Monsters card he's associated with the most is Dark Necrofear. In the manga, she's essential for Yami Bakura to play his Destiny Board, whereas in the anime, she's necessary for his Dark Sanctuary. The Destiny Board cards are also strongly associated with him, and the video games keep the connection between Dark Necrofear and Destiny Board. Dark Necrofear is a perfect representation of Yami Bakura's connection to demons, death and his unorthodox strategies. The OCG/TCG would later release a retrained of her: Curse Necrofear. Curse Necrofear is treated as a pseudo-Signature Monster for the ''DSOD'' version of Ryou Bakura in ''VideoGame/YuGiOhDuelLinks''.
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* MesACrowd: Eventually during the final arc in the anime version, there's Dark Bakura running the Shadow RPG, Thief King Bakura fighting Atem in the Shadow RPG, and Dark Bakura manifested in the Shadow RPG via Honda to duel Yugi. And that's not getting into the fact that Dark Bakura is actually Zorc, the very being the three are all working to release in the game and that the Dark Bakura overseeing the Shadow RPG is still controlling the body of Ryo Bakura. Less confusing in the manga version, where Dark Bakura's just running the Shadow RPG and the mind parasite from the Dungeon Dice Monsters arc was the one dueling Yugi, with Thief King Bakura just being a character from the RPG
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* MesACrowd: MesACrowd:
** Eventually during the final arc in the anime version,there's there's:
*** Dark Bakura, who runs the Shadow RPG.
*** Thief King Bakura, who fights Atem inside the Shadow RPG.
*** A second manifestation of Dark Bakurarunning the Shadow RPG, Thief King Bakura fighting Atem in the Shadow RPG, and Dark Bakura manifested in the Shadow RPG via Honda to duel Yugi. Yugi.
*** And that's not getting into the fact that Dark Bakura is actually Zorc, the very being the three Bakuras are all working to release in thegame game, and that the Dark Bakura overseeing the Shadow RPG is still controlling the body of Ryo Bakura. Less Bakura.
** This is less confusing in the manga version, where there's just DarkBakura's Bakura just running the Shadow RPG RPG, and the mind parasite from Dark Bakura who appears to duel Yugi is the separate piece of Bakura's soul that was inserted into the puzzle during the Dungeon Dice Monsters arc was the one dueling Yugi, with arc. Thief King Bakura is just being a character from in the RPGRPG.
** Eventually during the final arc in the anime version,
*** Dark Bakura, who runs the Shadow RPG.
*** Thief King Bakura, who fights Atem inside the Shadow RPG.
*** A second manifestation of Dark Bakura
*** And that's not getting into the fact that Dark Bakura is actually Zorc, the very being the three Bakuras are all working to release in the
** This is less confusing in the manga version, where there's just Dark
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** In the manga, he tricks the gang into thinking he's switched sides after his defeat in the Monster World RPG. He helps Tristen out of a bind while he was retrieving Mokuba's body during Duelist Kingdom, and helps Yugi defeat Duke Devlin in Dungeon Dice Monsters, all for his own gain. Yugi was ''devastated'' when he learned he was lying to him.
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** In the manga, he tricks the gang into thinking he's switched sides after his defeat in the Monster World RPG. He helps Tristen Tristan out of a bind while he was retrieving Mokuba's body during Duelist Kingdom, and helps Yugi defeat Duke Devlin in Dungeon Dice Monsters, all for his own gain. Yugi was ''devastated'' when he learned he was lying to him.
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* OutOfContinues: His JokerImmunity is finally revoked at the end of the Memory World arc. He looked to have things made with Zorc resurrected and his mind parasite controlling Tristen as insurance... except Yugi (''regular'' Yugi, not the Pharaoh) ''beat'' the mind parasite before it could truly get away with anything, leaving Dark Bakura/Zorc with all his eggs in one basket. Once Zorc is struck down in the finale, he stays down for good.
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* OutOfContinues: His JokerImmunity is finally revoked at the end of the Memory World arc. He looked to have things made with Zorc resurrected and his mind parasite controlling Tristen Tristan as insurance... except Yugi (''regular'' Yugi, not the Pharaoh) ''beat'' the mind parasite before it could truly get away with anything, leaving Dark Bakura/Zorc with all his eggs in one basket. Once Zorc is struck down in the finale, he stays down for good.
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** His Duel Monsters deck is built Destiny Board, which allows him to instantly win the game when all of the proper cards are assembled. This comes at the cost of being extremely vulnerable if his combo is broken, as he has no way to fight back the old fashioned way. This happens again in the Memory World arc, this time focusing on Deck destruction, only for him to be beaten ''again'' because Yugi overpowered him first.
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** His Duel Monsters deck is built on Destiny Board, which allows him to instantly win the game when all of the proper cards are assembled. This comes at the cost of being extremely vulnerable if his combo is broken, as he has no way to fight back the old fashioned way. This happens again in the Memory World arc, this time focusing on Deck destruction, only for him to be beaten ''again'' because Yugi overpowered him first.
