Yu-Gi-Oh! C
(遊・戯・王 C)
By MJC CartoGuy
© 2004~2005 by MJC CartoGuy (Well, it's not really copyrighted, but you get the idea.)
This story is rated PG for some violence and phrases like "Shut up" and "moron", but there are no curse words in this story. Also, I don't own any Yu-Gi-Oh characters, or characters from other TV shows.
OH, AND DO NOT DUPLICATE THIS STORY WITHOUE PERMISSION. YOU CAN PRINT IT OUT IF YOU WANT, BUT YOU CAN'T SUBMIT IT TO ANOTHER SITE OR FORUM WITHOUT MY PERMISSION.
Okay. This is Yu-Gi-Oh! C. The C stands for comedy. This story is about the famous Duel Monsters card game that has gotten completely messed up, as this stange guy comes along and uses a chemical that changes the cards by turning the monsters into comedians! Can Yugi and his friends change their cards back to their original form? And why is this guy changing the cards in the first place? Find out, now!
EDITED NOTE: So far, I have ideas that will give me at least 30 chapters, and I'm not stopping there. If I get enough positive reviews (so far not so good) I'll think of a saga after the cards get changed back sometime. Don't count on this, though, as I can't think of any kind of second saga. There are currently 25+ chapters, and for those of you who have just begun to read this, do not be intimidated at the large chapter quanity. Take your time as you read this.
Brief Character Descriptions: This story is for both fans and not-fans of Yu-Gi-Oh!, but it would be best and more convenient if you already have a basic idea of what Yu-Gi-Oh! is.
Yugi- someone who plays Duel Monsters, who has an artifact called the Millenium Puzzle
Joey- Yugi's best friend, another person who "duels", or plays Duel Monsters
Tristan- another duelist, only he doesn't really duel that much
Tea- Yugi's best female friend, who doesn't really duel that much
Bakura- a duelist who owns what's called the Millenium Ring
Yugi's Grampa- Yugi's Grampa
Duke- a friend of Yugi's who invented the game "Dungeon Dice Monsters".
Kaiba- a rich,stubborn, and grumpy duelist that Yugi had beaten many times
Mokuba- Kaiba's nicer, younger brother
Ishizu- an Egyptian friend of Yugi's, who used to own the Millenium Necklace
Marik- Yugi's friend, who use to be Yugi's enemy, and who owns the Millenium Rod
Shadi- a mysterious Egyptian with the Millenium Key
Odion- another egyptian, who serves Marik's family
Yami Yugi (Yami)- the spirit of a Pharaoh from 5000 years ago, inside Yugi's puzzle
Yami Marik- the real bad side of Marik, in the Millenium Rod in this story, and who wants Yugi's puzzle
Yami Bakura- the evil spirit of Bakura's ring, who wants Yugi's puzzle also
???- the guy who's responsible for changing all the cards...
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“Kaiba Corp is under attack!”
That was what the giant supercomputer of the famous brown-haired wealthy dude named Seto Kaiba was trying to be told. It was a cloudy night, and Kaiba was trying to solve this crisis. Well, he wasn’t trying to solve the problem of Kaiba Corp, his company. No, Seto Kaiba had an even bigger problem to worry about…
“Where’s my deck?” he yelled as he searched around the secret underground room near his house. “I can’t believe I had misplaced my cards!”
“Kaiba! Your company is being under attack, and they don’t know what to do! They want you to tell them what to do!”
“But what about my cards? I can’t find them anywhere!”
“What’s more important? Your company or your cards?” asked the computer, as an emergency alarm was heard from the KaibaCorp crisis.
“Is that a trick question?” asked Kaiba. (I got that from Arthur.) It turned out that Kaiba had his cards on a desk (that he kept repeatedly passing) the whole time!
“My cards! Thank goodness!” shouted Kaiba as he kissed them endlessly. But something was wrong. The back of the cards had a blue color instead of a red one. And then Kaiba read the fronts of the cards. “What? ‘The Blue Eyes Comedian Dragon’?! ‘La Ginn, the Mystical Clown of the Lamp’?!” he shouted, in confusion. “All of my cards have names of comedy in them!”
“That is a problem,” said the computer. “Now about Kaiba Corp…”
“Do you know what I’m gonna do?”
“What?” asked the computer.
“This:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!” Kaiba screamed at the top of his lungs.
CHAPTER 1: “The Spread of Comedy!”
Morning came. A boy with a star-shaped pack of black hair- red on the very edges and yellow streaks at the bottom- named Yugi Motou yawned and stretched and loved this day-for it was real sunny outside. This was a perfect day. He had recently gotten back from a tournament that Seto Kaiba made called “Battle City”. The tournament was on a game called Duel Monsters. In it, you have a deck of at least 40 cards. You have monsters fight each other, and, well, I’ll explain the rest pf the rules later. Even more recently, he had gotten back from another tournament of Kaiba's called the KC Grand Prix, and that was after saving the world from an evil man named Dartz, but that's another story. Now, Yugi has a gold item called the Millennium Puzzle. In it is the spirit of an ancient Pharaoh of the country of Egypt. But let’s get back to the actual story.
“Grandpa! I’m going over to the arcade with my friends!” shouted Yugi after he finished getting dressed into his blue school uniform. Oh, but this wasn't for school, you see. In fact, he almost always wore his school uniform. That was just the kind of person he was. Actually, all of the schools had closed down, anyway. He didn't seem to care why, so he just continued with his life. After all, when schools close, people don't necessarily care why they're closed because their so busy thinking of how school is closed! Hah!
“Grandpa?" called Yugi. "Grandpa!”
“Down here, Yugi. Come look at the news!” said Solomon Motou, Yugi’s grandfather. Yugi rushed downstairs to see what the news was about. Perhaps it was on why schools had been closed.
On the television, the news reporter said, “This is Chet Ubetcha (It was National News-Reporter-Cartoons-Change-Shows-For-One-Day Day, which is why Chet Ubetcha is in the city of Domino instead of at Dimmsdale, city of the show “The Fairly Oddparents”) warning everyone in Domino that there is a person that is making all of the Duel Monster cards look funny! He has actually changed the color and pictures of the cards to turn all of the monsters into comedian monsters! If you see him, contact the police immediately, but not today.” (It was also National Policemen-Day-Off Day, but at least the police-women’s day off wasn’t until later in the year.) Yugi was a little worried, because the people at the news went straight to the sports without bothering to show a picture of the bad guy! Still, he went to the arcade.
Well, Yugi beat his best friend, Joey Wheeler, 5 times in a row, at the arcade’s pinball machine. “Man, I never win!” Joey said. “I thought I was a whiz at pinball!” He started to cry, and his brown-haired friend Tristan said, “Dude, you’re a whiz at LOSING pinball!”
“WHAT?!?” yelled Joey. Joey was a lot taller than Yugi, but then again, Yugi was real short for his 10th grade age. Joey also had blond hair.
Yami Yugi (or just Yami), that spirit of that puzzle that Yugi wears around his neck, who also had hair similar to Yugi's, said to Yugi, “I wonder how good I would be at pinball…”
“I don’t know, Yami,” said Yugi. “Being the spirit of a 5000-year-old Pharaoh, I don’t think you would know how to play pinball. But maybe I can teach you how to play pool.”
“Okay, I’d love to swim!”
“Uh, never mind,” said Yugi, whose attention was captured by a Dance Dance Revolution dancing machine a few yards/meters away. “I’ve got something better in mind…”
Yugi went over to the dancing game. When it was his turn to dance (which was conveniently when he came), he stepped on the red spot where a player would dance against an opponent. The goal was to simply outdance your opponent in any way possible before time was up and the music ended. “You’re gonna dance?” asked Yami, interested.
“Well, not exactly me…” said Yugi, as the game machine's mechanical voice said, “It’s time to make some noise!” Then, Yugi turned into Yami. You see, whenever Yami turns into Yugi, Yami goes into the puzzle, while Yugi goes into the real world. Now Yami was in the real world, and Yugi was in the Millennium Puzzle. Yami realized that he was the one that was going to dance!
“Why, you little…” he said. Eventually, he was forced to dance like crazy! To make matters worse, nobody was dancing against him because the random people in front of him were all laughing at how poorly he danced. Ironically, even without any competition, he still lost the game.
Afterwards, Yami was walking out of the arcade, looking down at his Duel Monsters cards he was holding and trying to think of something to do to Yugi for revenge for forcing him to dance in front of so many people against his will (even though Yami won the dancing game). He didn’t have to long, because all of a sudden-
"Excuse me, sir, but is it permissable for he to see those Duel Monster cards you are holding?"
Yami looked up to see a mysterious-looking man with an afro and a moustache. He was not much smaller than Yami, and he was almost fat, but not too fat. He also had round glasses on his face, and he also wore a light-red suit on with a dark-green bow tie. This man also wore yellow shorts. The man wanted to see the cards so badly! Thinking that the man would steal Yugi’s cards, he gave them to him as revenge! The man grinned, and he pulled out a test tube with the new element that he had discovered- Comedyous! He poured the blue chemical on the cards. The cards glowed, and the red on the back of the cards had turned blue. Then, the man gave the man’s deck back to Yami, and left the area.
“Ooooooookaaaaay…” said a puzzled Yami.
“Um, Yami?” said Yugi. “I’m sorry for what I did back at the arcade. I just wanted you to play an arcade game.”
“It’s okay, Yugi,” said Yami. “What I want to know is what that man did to your-OH MY GOSH!” Looking at the deck, he noticed how the card at the bottom said “Funny Magician” instead of “Dark Magician”! All of the cards had comedy-like names on them! “That chemical that guy put on your cards must’ve done this!” yelled Yami. “That guy we just saw must’ve been that mad criminal that makes Duel Monster cards a funny excuse for serious-looking cards!” said Yugi. “Then let’s get him!” yelled Yami.
Yami ran after the mysterious guy and finally found him in the park. “You change my cards back!” shouted Yami to the man.
“No way!” said the guy. “They look funnier that way. There needs to be more humor in this world, and my goal is to make every single Duel Monster card look hilarious. But I’ll change your cards back if you can beat me in this game of comedy.”
“Name it,” said Yami.
“Why, it’s a simple game of “Make Me Laugh,” said the guy. “I have a watch. Now I have one minute to make you laugh, and if I fail to do that, then I will change the cards back. Guhuh guhuh guhuh!” (A funny man should have a funny laugh!)
“Alright then, I’ll accept your challenge!” said Yami.
“Good idea,” said Yugi. “Being an ancient pharaoh, you used to have to deal with serious stuff, so this shouldn’t be a problem for you, Yami.”
So, who is this crazy guy? And is Yami going to laugh? Find out in the next chapter, “Do Not Laugh!”
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Don't worry, guys. The story get's funnier in the next few chapters. Bye!
(遊・戯・王 C)
By MJC CartoGuy
© 2004~2005 by MJC CartoGuy (Well, it's not really copyrighted, but you get the idea.)
This story is rated PG for some violence and phrases like "Shut up" and "moron", but there are no curse words in this story. Also, I don't own any Yu-Gi-Oh characters, or characters from other TV shows.
OH, AND DO NOT DUPLICATE THIS STORY WITHOUE PERMISSION. YOU CAN PRINT IT OUT IF YOU WANT, BUT YOU CAN'T SUBMIT IT TO ANOTHER SITE OR FORUM WITHOUT MY PERMISSION.
Okay. This is Yu-Gi-Oh! C. The C stands for comedy. This story is about the famous Duel Monsters card game that has gotten completely messed up, as this stange guy comes along and uses a chemical that changes the cards by turning the monsters into comedians! Can Yugi and his friends change their cards back to their original form? And why is this guy changing the cards in the first place? Find out, now!
EDITED NOTE: So far, I have ideas that will give me at least 30 chapters, and I'm not stopping there. If I get enough positive reviews (so far not so good) I'll think of a saga after the cards get changed back sometime. Don't count on this, though, as I can't think of any kind of second saga. There are currently 25+ chapters, and for those of you who have just begun to read this, do not be intimidated at the large chapter quanity. Take your time as you read this.
Brief Character Descriptions: This story is for both fans and not-fans of Yu-Gi-Oh!, but it would be best and more convenient if you already have a basic idea of what Yu-Gi-Oh! is.
Yugi- someone who plays Duel Monsters, who has an artifact called the Millenium Puzzle
Joey- Yugi's best friend, another person who "duels", or plays Duel Monsters
Tristan- another duelist, only he doesn't really duel that much
Tea- Yugi's best female friend, who doesn't really duel that much
Bakura- a duelist who owns what's called the Millenium Ring
Yugi's Grampa- Yugi's Grampa
Duke- a friend of Yugi's who invented the game "Dungeon Dice Monsters".
Kaiba- a rich,stubborn, and grumpy duelist that Yugi had beaten many times
Mokuba- Kaiba's nicer, younger brother
Ishizu- an Egyptian friend of Yugi's, who used to own the Millenium Necklace
Marik- Yugi's friend, who use to be Yugi's enemy, and who owns the Millenium Rod
Shadi- a mysterious Egyptian with the Millenium Key
Odion- another egyptian, who serves Marik's family
Yami Yugi (Yami)- the spirit of a Pharaoh from 5000 years ago, inside Yugi's puzzle
Yami Marik- the real bad side of Marik, in the Millenium Rod in this story, and who wants Yugi's puzzle
Yami Bakura- the evil spirit of Bakura's ring, who wants Yugi's puzzle also
???- the guy who's responsible for changing all the cards...
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“Kaiba Corp is under attack!”
That was what the giant supercomputer of the famous brown-haired wealthy dude named Seto Kaiba was trying to be told. It was a cloudy night, and Kaiba was trying to solve this crisis. Well, he wasn’t trying to solve the problem of Kaiba Corp, his company. No, Seto Kaiba had an even bigger problem to worry about…
“Where’s my deck?” he yelled as he searched around the secret underground room near his house. “I can’t believe I had misplaced my cards!”
“Kaiba! Your company is being under attack, and they don’t know what to do! They want you to tell them what to do!”
“But what about my cards? I can’t find them anywhere!”
“What’s more important? Your company or your cards?” asked the computer, as an emergency alarm was heard from the KaibaCorp crisis.
“Is that a trick question?” asked Kaiba. (I got that from Arthur.) It turned out that Kaiba had his cards on a desk (that he kept repeatedly passing) the whole time!
“My cards! Thank goodness!” shouted Kaiba as he kissed them endlessly. But something was wrong. The back of the cards had a blue color instead of a red one. And then Kaiba read the fronts of the cards. “What? ‘The Blue Eyes Comedian Dragon’?! ‘La Ginn, the Mystical Clown of the Lamp’?!” he shouted, in confusion. “All of my cards have names of comedy in them!”
“That is a problem,” said the computer. “Now about Kaiba Corp…”
“Do you know what I’m gonna do?”
“What?” asked the computer.
“This:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!” Kaiba screamed at the top of his lungs.
CHAPTER 1: “The Spread of Comedy!”
Morning came. A boy with a star-shaped pack of black hair- red on the very edges and yellow streaks at the bottom- named Yugi Motou yawned and stretched and loved this day-for it was real sunny outside. This was a perfect day. He had recently gotten back from a tournament that Seto Kaiba made called “Battle City”. The tournament was on a game called Duel Monsters. In it, you have a deck of at least 40 cards. You have monsters fight each other, and, well, I’ll explain the rest pf the rules later. Even more recently, he had gotten back from another tournament of Kaiba's called the KC Grand Prix, and that was after saving the world from an evil man named Dartz, but that's another story. Now, Yugi has a gold item called the Millennium Puzzle. In it is the spirit of an ancient Pharaoh of the country of Egypt. But let’s get back to the actual story.
“Grandpa! I’m going over to the arcade with my friends!” shouted Yugi after he finished getting dressed into his blue school uniform. Oh, but this wasn't for school, you see. In fact, he almost always wore his school uniform. That was just the kind of person he was. Actually, all of the schools had closed down, anyway. He didn't seem to care why, so he just continued with his life. After all, when schools close, people don't necessarily care why they're closed because their so busy thinking of how school is closed! Hah!
“Grandpa?" called Yugi. "Grandpa!”
“Down here, Yugi. Come look at the news!” said Solomon Motou, Yugi’s grandfather. Yugi rushed downstairs to see what the news was about. Perhaps it was on why schools had been closed.
On the television, the news reporter said, “This is Chet Ubetcha (It was National News-Reporter-Cartoons-Change-Shows-For-One-Day Day, which is why Chet Ubetcha is in the city of Domino instead of at Dimmsdale, city of the show “The Fairly Oddparents”) warning everyone in Domino that there is a person that is making all of the Duel Monster cards look funny! He has actually changed the color and pictures of the cards to turn all of the monsters into comedian monsters! If you see him, contact the police immediately, but not today.” (It was also National Policemen-Day-Off Day, but at least the police-women’s day off wasn’t until later in the year.) Yugi was a little worried, because the people at the news went straight to the sports without bothering to show a picture of the bad guy! Still, he went to the arcade.
Well, Yugi beat his best friend, Joey Wheeler, 5 times in a row, at the arcade’s pinball machine. “Man, I never win!” Joey said. “I thought I was a whiz at pinball!” He started to cry, and his brown-haired friend Tristan said, “Dude, you’re a whiz at LOSING pinball!”
“WHAT?!?” yelled Joey. Joey was a lot taller than Yugi, but then again, Yugi was real short for his 10th grade age. Joey also had blond hair.
Yami Yugi (or just Yami), that spirit of that puzzle that Yugi wears around his neck, who also had hair similar to Yugi's, said to Yugi, “I wonder how good I would be at pinball…”
“I don’t know, Yami,” said Yugi. “Being the spirit of a 5000-year-old Pharaoh, I don’t think you would know how to play pinball. But maybe I can teach you how to play pool.”
“Okay, I’d love to swim!”
“Uh, never mind,” said Yugi, whose attention was captured by a Dance Dance Revolution dancing machine a few yards/meters away. “I’ve got something better in mind…”
Yugi went over to the dancing game. When it was his turn to dance (which was conveniently when he came), he stepped on the red spot where a player would dance against an opponent. The goal was to simply outdance your opponent in any way possible before time was up and the music ended. “You’re gonna dance?” asked Yami, interested.
“Well, not exactly me…” said Yugi, as the game machine's mechanical voice said, “It’s time to make some noise!” Then, Yugi turned into Yami. You see, whenever Yami turns into Yugi, Yami goes into the puzzle, while Yugi goes into the real world. Now Yami was in the real world, and Yugi was in the Millennium Puzzle. Yami realized that he was the one that was going to dance!
“Why, you little…” he said. Eventually, he was forced to dance like crazy! To make matters worse, nobody was dancing against him because the random people in front of him were all laughing at how poorly he danced. Ironically, even without any competition, he still lost the game.
Afterwards, Yami was walking out of the arcade, looking down at his Duel Monsters cards he was holding and trying to think of something to do to Yugi for revenge for forcing him to dance in front of so many people against his will (even though Yami won the dancing game). He didn’t have to long, because all of a sudden-
"Excuse me, sir, but is it permissable for he to see those Duel Monster cards you are holding?"
Yami looked up to see a mysterious-looking man with an afro and a moustache. He was not much smaller than Yami, and he was almost fat, but not too fat. He also had round glasses on his face, and he also wore a light-red suit on with a dark-green bow tie. This man also wore yellow shorts. The man wanted to see the cards so badly! Thinking that the man would steal Yugi’s cards, he gave them to him as revenge! The man grinned, and he pulled out a test tube with the new element that he had discovered- Comedyous! He poured the blue chemical on the cards. The cards glowed, and the red on the back of the cards had turned blue. Then, the man gave the man’s deck back to Yami, and left the area.
“Ooooooookaaaaay…” said a puzzled Yami.
“Um, Yami?” said Yugi. “I’m sorry for what I did back at the arcade. I just wanted you to play an arcade game.”
“It’s okay, Yugi,” said Yami. “What I want to know is what that man did to your-OH MY GOSH!” Looking at the deck, he noticed how the card at the bottom said “Funny Magician” instead of “Dark Magician”! All of the cards had comedy-like names on them! “That chemical that guy put on your cards must’ve done this!” yelled Yami. “That guy we just saw must’ve been that mad criminal that makes Duel Monster cards a funny excuse for serious-looking cards!” said Yugi. “Then let’s get him!” yelled Yami.
Yami ran after the mysterious guy and finally found him in the park. “You change my cards back!” shouted Yami to the man.
“No way!” said the guy. “They look funnier that way. There needs to be more humor in this world, and my goal is to make every single Duel Monster card look hilarious. But I’ll change your cards back if you can beat me in this game of comedy.”
“Name it,” said Yami.
“Why, it’s a simple game of “Make Me Laugh,” said the guy. “I have a watch. Now I have one minute to make you laugh, and if I fail to do that, then I will change the cards back. Guhuh guhuh guhuh!” (A funny man should have a funny laugh!)
“Alright then, I’ll accept your challenge!” said Yami.
“Good idea,” said Yugi. “Being an ancient pharaoh, you used to have to deal with serious stuff, so this shouldn’t be a problem for you, Yami.”
So, who is this crazy guy? And is Yami going to laugh? Find out in the next chapter, “Do Not Laugh!”
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Don't worry, guys. The story get's funnier in the next few chapters. Bye!
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