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** In episode 14, during a flashback to "the 4Kids version" of how Yugi and Tea met, Tea explains that she wants to save up money to become a table dancer in New York. During the credits to [[The Movie]], while explaining what happens to each character after the movie ends, it's explained that Tea does in fact become a table dancer. |
** In episode 14, during a flashback to "the 4Kids version" of how Yugi and Tea met, Tea explains that she wants to save up money to become a table dancer in New York. During the credits to [[The Movie]], while explaining what happens to each character after the movie ends, it's explained that Tea does in fact become a table dancer. |
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** Also, during his date with Tea, Yami is attacking his milkshake for no apparent reason. When Kaiba and Ishizu are dueling he wonders what happened to that milkshake. |
** Also, during his date with Tea, Yami is attacking his milkshake for no apparent reason. When Kaiba and Ishizu are dueling he wonders what happened to that milkshake. |
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** "Oh, I get it! [[Late to the Punchline|He was implying that you wanted me to sleep with you!]]" |
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** The very existence of ''Kaiba's Real Father - Conclusion'' is one. {{spoiler|There are also several near the end of the video, the most obvious of which is [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] and relates to the conclusion and a [[Plot Hole]] it causes.}} |
** The very existence of ''Kaiba's Real Father - Conclusion'' is one. {{spoiler|There are also several near the end of the video, the most obvious of which is [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshaded]] and relates to the conclusion and a [[Plot Hole]] it causes.}} |
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** Episode 48 opens with Yugi remarking on [[Little Kuriboh]]'s British accent slipping in during Episode 6, then cuts to a flashback of said episode with the British slang and accent taken [[Up to Eleven]]. Later still, Everyone Loves Mako does the same. |
** Episode 48 opens with Yugi remarking on [[Little Kuriboh]]'s British accent slipping in during Episode 6, then cuts to a flashback of said episode with the British slang and accent taken [[Up to Eleven]]. Later still, Everyone Loves Mako does the same. |
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