| Blair Flannigan | | Yu-Gi-Oh! GX character |
Blair Flannigan | | First appearance | Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Episode 20 | | Voiced by | Eri Sendai (Japanese)
Lisa Ortiz (English) | | Profile | | Age | English version: 8 at debut; currently 10
Japanese version: Approximately 11 at debut; currently 13 | | Date of birth | Unknown | | Known relatives | Unknown | Blair Flannigan, known as Rei Saotome (早乙女レイ, Saotome Rei?) in the original Japanese language version, is a fictional character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime series. Her surname in the Japanese version is derived from the name of Ranma Saotome, protagonist of the Ranma ½ franchise, as a joke about her disguising herself as a boy (Ranma was cursed to transform into a girl whenever doused with cold water). In the English version, Blair is voiced by Lisa Ortiz, while Eri Sendai takes the role in the Japanese version. Image File history File links No higher resolution available. ...
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Initially a minor character appearing in a stand-alone episode during the first season, Blair joins the central cast at the beginning of the third after proving her worth as a duelist.
Biography
In the timeline of the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime, Blair was a transfer student who entered Duel Academy during the first year disguised as a boy. She was placed in the Slifer Red dormitory, and guided by Jaden Yuki, Syrus Truesdale, and Chumley Huffington. Behind her guise, Blair intended to get closer to Zane Truesdale, on whom she had a crush. While sneaking around Zane's room in Obelisk Blue, she was caught by Jaden, who discovered her secret and pursued her on the matter late at night after the confrontation. The two dueled, and although Blair was defeated, she finally received the opportunity to meet with Zane. Although flattered by her affections, he turned her down, telling her to go home. Being a second grade (fifth grade in the Japanese version) elementary student, she was forced to leave the school on the technicality that she was too young to stay. As she departed, her feelings shifted from Zane to Jaden.[1] This article is about the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime. ...
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During the second year, Blair returned in another disguise near the end of the GX tournament and challenged Zane following his "rebirth," but he declined. She instead dueled with Chazz Princeton to claim the champion title of the tournament and officially enter Slifer Red. Despite overwhelming improvement in her skills that allow her to push him into a corner, Chazz is able to claim victory in the end. At that time, an integral part of Blair's personality becomes clearer. Her love interests are constantly changing, as evidenced by her brief admiration of Chazz, which is quickly replaced once more by her infatuation with Jaden.[2] Chazz Princeton, known as Jun Manjoume ) in the original Japanese language version, is a fictional character in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime and manga series. ...
Even though she lost to Chazz, Blair is admitted to Slifer Red.[3] She commandeers the duelist's room, forcing Chazz to bunk with Jaden, and also begins a friendship with Marcel. After Duel Academy arrives in an alternate dimension, a possessed Marcel injures Blair. However, with medicine Jaden fetches from the Gecko submarine, she promptly recovers.[4] The Martin Empire ) (English name TBA) is a fictional group of villains in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX anime series, appearing between episodes 106-130. ...
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In the English version, Blair takes on a Brooklyn accent beginning with her reappearance at the second season's conclusion. In the original version of the series, she refers to herself with "boku," a word for "I" typically spoken by young males, though its use by females is not unheard of. This article is about the borough of New York City. ...
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Deck Blair originally played a Maiden in Love deck, themed on the eponymous monster and her ability to distribute "Maiden Counters" to an opponent's monsters as means of controlling them to do her bidding. As of the second year, she plays an Egg deck, which charts the aging of monsters like Mystic Egg through their individual stages of growth.
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