Who Let Him Play Yu-Gi-Oh! novel Chapter 1107

Chapter 1107: Chapter 1107: Interdimensional Doppelgangers

After a string of teeth-grinding screeches, Kira’s Duel Runner slowed to a stop near the Skeleton Knight.

Frog OTK—a deck that would make any duelist who’d been trampled by it never again dare to utter foolish words like "just mere frogs." From now on, the Skeleton Knight’s deepest nightmares would undoubtedly be filled with countless frogs leaping about, each nightmare ending with him waking in terror to the chorus of croaks—assuming he ever gets the chance to dream again.

That’s why Kira felt that, among all world championship decks ever, if you had to rank the most infuriating, this one would surely reach the top.

Of course, a deck like this wouldn’t have dominated purely because of one or two overpowered cards.

In fact, among the cards Kira just used in that duel, many were banned: Substitoad, which could cycle through the whole deck’s resources in a single turn; Mass Driver, capable of launching frogs infinitely in one turn; Nightmare Cannon Dragon, that could bounce infinitely; and even the Fishborg Blaster which could continuously revive itself from the graveyard.

The swath of banlist in this champion’s deck is a testament to its former glory.

But bans are for the future. At least, synced with the current 5DS timeline in the live cardgame era, all these cards are still in their prime and rampant in the metagame, completely unrestricted.

Kira dismounted, walking over to where the Skeleton Knight lay. After so many tries, he felt the last impact had finally helped him get a sense of the trick; he’d learned a few techniques. The final attack was fierce enough to flip the Skeleton Knight’s D-Horse over, sending both rider and horse tumbling hard onto the track.

For an ordinary person, the impact alone should have been fatal, no question.

But the Skeleton Knight was anything but ordinary. As Kira approached, he saw the Knight’s body shudder, then slowly climb up, sitting kneeling on the ground.

Kira had been curious to interview the first-ever Frog Cannon OTKed victim in this world for a post-duel reaction, but to his regret, when he got close, the man looked deranged—like his mind had broken.

Initial diagnosis: too much dueling.

No, that wasn’t quite right.

The Skeleton Knight was now kneeling, body occasionally twitching, throat emitting some strange, meaningless moan.

Then suddenly, he lifted his head with a wild howl—filled with both pain and rage. His convulsions abruptly accelerated, the frequency instantly multiplying, his form flickering as if an afterimage.

Kira frowned.

He’d seen plenty of duelists lose their minds after a game—especially after facing him, a little mental instability was normal. But this was new.

Inside that trembling blur, Kira thought he saw the Skeleton Knight’s silhouette splitting in two.

It was like two blurry shadows overlapping in one body, one pulling to the left, the other to the right, each desperately trying to break free.

The left silhouette vaguely resembled the Skeleton Knight he’d just battled. The right, however...

Roman Goodwin?

Yes, Kira knew that in the original, the Skeleton Knight’s true identity was Roman Goodwin—but that was in the manga’s parallel world. This time, though, the right side’s figure looked like the anime’s Roman—the mark-bearers’ leader.

What was going on?

Judging by the eerie scene, it felt like...

Two interdimensional counterparts—alternate forms from different timelines—were fused into one body, mutually rejecting each other.

"Get out of me!"

The Skeleton Knight roared.

"Disappear, now!"

Yet on the other side, Roman also bellowed back: "This is my world! The one who should disappear is... you!"

"AAAAAAAH!"

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