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Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters: Yami Yugi uses Hermos's special ability to escape Dartz's attack. Then he has Critias and Hermos attack Divine Serpent at the same time, and with their respective special abilities, they are able to form a loop on Divine Serpent's head creating a power even more powerful than infinity. Yami Yugi then fuses the three knights together to form the Knight of Destiny. He attacks Divine Serpent, destroying it and winning the duel. Dartz is amazed that he lost, and refuses to believe it. A portal open behind him and he disappears into it. The three knights use a rip in the barrier between the two sides to call back the souls of Yugi, Kaiba, and Joey. After a touching reunion, Roland runs in to inform everyone of some bad news. Atlantis is rising from the ocean depths, creating a large tsunami with it. The tsunami will destroy the entire American east coast within one hour. Yugi, Kaiba, and Joey decide to go to Atlantis themselves and defeat Dartz once and for all, much to the dismay of everyone else. While walking through Dartz's lair, Yugi finds the Egyptian God Cards, though they have had all their power drained. The three of them eventually find the portal that Dartz escaped through and walk into it, transporting them to Atlantis. They find Dartz, who is sacrificing his own soul to fuel his beast. It works, and the Great Leviathan revives and rises from the ocean. On the head of the creature is Dartz, who has fused himself to it. Yami Yugi, Kaiba, and Joey prepare for an all-out onslaught by summoning their most powerful monsters, but they barely leave a scratch on the enormous beast. As all looks hopeless, an aurora appears in the sky...

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