After Yugi defeats Haga’s first wave of Duel Monsters, he’s shocked to discover that Haga has one last trick up his sleeve; a ravenous Great Moth that grows in power with every turn! Can Yugi find a way to destroy this winged beast before it destroys him?

Once Yugi and his friends reach Duelist Kingdom, Pegasus announces that there are many strange secrets on the island which will make his ultimate tournament unlike any they’ve ever had. But when Haga begins to use these mysterious new rules against Yugi in a duel, Yugi must not only figure the rules out, but master them if he’s to survive!

When word spreads that Yugi was the one who defeated World Champion Kaiba, the cheat Haga tires to cripple Yugi’s deck by tossing his best cards overboard just as they reach the island!

When Yugi opens a package from Duel Monsters creator, Pegasus J. Crawford, Yugi is forced to face him in the mysterious Shadow Realm where all the monsters and magic are real.

Yugi and his friends are in awe over Grandpa’s collection of Duel Monsters cards, but when #1 ranked duelist and ruthless tycoon, Kaiba, kidnaps Grandpa to get the rare Blue-Eyes White Dragon card, Yugi must face Kaiba in the ultimate Duel Monsters showdown and avenge his Gramps!

A fateful phonecall brings back a terrible person into the lives of the Takanashis.

Yu is thrown into a position on the student council and starts his job of teaming up alongside Nao to track down other kids with powers.

Namie is keeping a close eye on Seiji as he and Mika go on a date.

Cana engineers a clever way to get everyone out of Fairy Tail moments before the headquarters is blown apart in a massive explosion. Inside the Cube, Erza turns the tables on Kyoka, but how does Erza's magic stand up against the power of Curses? And a sinister figure suddenly appears before the escaped Natsu...

Just before Yamigedo swoops in for an all-out attack, Count Dawn reveals some dark truths to the gang about himself and Ikazuchi. And with Tenbu’s existence on the line as the monster’s dinner prize, Gramps makes a deal he might not live to regret.

Koharu learns that the best friend of the "main character" knows everything about the girls in school, including an embarrassing fact about her. Later on, the Tesaguri club members take on the "quiz bowl", but when they think of a "new quiz bowl", the meeting becomes a contest of wills between Yua and Hiina!

The school's festival is coming soon, but the Tesagure Club has never officially participated. Koharu's enthusiasm for somehow getting involved spurs a discussion and what to do is almost decided for them as the band club suddenly can't participate, but one of their members asks Yua to represent them. And before they know it, the Tesagure Club is on stage, cracking jokes and performing a song that encapsulates their club.

Koharu finds out that the surveillance cameras throughout the school aren't really cameras at all, but are still a form of "protection"! Later, the members take on the rugby club, with their usual blue humor and all!

The members ponder the question of why students always have access to the school roof in anime. And can they go up on their own school's roof? Later at the club, they dissect high school broadcasting clubs and try thinking of new wrinkles to such a club. They also create a compelling potential manga/anime story centering around a broadcasting club.

This time, the Tesaguri club members pick on school volleyball teams, with Aoi's prejudiced preconceptions again leading to a warped image of that club. Later in the gym, the members actually play volleyball, but can they do it while defending a town made out of blocks as well?