He is VERY good at abusing this knowledge, and has cards in the deck designed to help him do so.Most others will pretend not to know, and walk right into your facedowns. As such, Pegasus is one of the few CPU opponents who doesn't regularly fall for the player's traps and bluffs, carefully calculating terrain and card effects before making his move. While most Yu-Gi-Oh! games in the pre-DS era were rife with this anyway, Pegasus-a frequent offender where this trope is concerned-was likely intentional given the powers of his Millennium Eye.Ishizu ( known here as "Ishtar") is on the side of the Yorkists.Subverted if you're on Seto's team, as he's a Graceful Loser who nonetheless vows to win the war. Due to limited screen time, Henry Tudor (Yugi) comes off as much more of a jerk, especially in the Lancastrian ending where he takes the credit for the player character's accomplishments once they head back to their own era.Subverted if you're on Yugi's team, where he's a manipulative villain again. Adaptational Heroism: On the Yorkist side, Seto is much less of a villain in this game than he was in Forbidden Memories, or even in the regular canon.
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