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Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal Season 1 Episode 21 - Watch Legally and Safely

Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal Season 1 Episode 21

Episode Title: Yuma vs The Cleaning Robot Obomi
Genre: Animation
Countries: Japan,
Airing Date: August 29, 2011
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Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal: As a burglar uses a group of cleaning robots to rob a jewellery store, one of the robots gets knocked into the river whilst protecting a family of ducks. The robot is found and fixed by Yuma and his friends, who name it Obomi and become friends with it. However, later that night Obomi is called by the burglar to participate in a robbery, which Yuma discovers the next morning whilst Akari is making a report about it. With Astral's help, Yuma and co. find the burglar, who sends in Obomi to attack them. Yuma decides to duel Obomi, who summons out its Exceed Monster, Recycler Rhimobot, whilst Yuma defends with his Gaga Monsters, hoping to bring back Obomi's memory of him. Just then, the burglar activates a self-destruct timer on Obomi, giving Yuma only one minute to win the duel. Yuma uses a magic card left behind by Obomi to summon Hope, allowing him to win the duel, stop the countdown and return Obomi to normal. As the burglar is foiled by his own robots, Obomi starts living with Yuma.

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