Bakuhazard

#37: "Bakuhazard"
Overall №	37
Season	2
Episode	15
Release date	March 27, 2009
Running time	7:28
Opening theme	"Ave Satani" ("The Bakura Show" version)
Ending theme	"Ave Satani", performed by Gregorian
Episode guide
Previous	#36: "The Man Who Would Be Steve"
Next	#38: "Magnum Farce"
Video

Link	http://dueltube.org/S2E15.htm

Single White Shemale is the thirty-seventh episode of Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series and the fifteenth episode of Season 2.

Description

The following episode contains graphic Britishness.

“

Graveyards? Zombies? BRITISH PEOPLE? Surely the end of days has come! Repent! REPENT!!! There is no stopping the end of times!

”

-- yugiohtheabridgedseries.com

Cultural References

• The title is a reference to the film Single White Female
• The five cards that go flying by are the Japanese versions of the five cards that make up the "Destiny Board" set from the Yu-Gi-Oh card game. In Japan, they spelled out D-E-A-T-H, instead of the English version's F-I-N-A-L.
• The theme song has been replaced by Ave Satani, the song used for Bakura's entrances in "The Plot Thinnens". Lyrics were added by LittleKuriboh. A rock version plays over the end credits.
• When talking to Marik, Bakura mentions the movie The Prophecy. He also mentions the over tanned woman from "that Transformers movie", a perceived reference to Megan Fox. We learn his true reference when he confirms he was talking about Shia LeBeouf.
  • Bandit Keith kicked out his former henchmen for not being American, proof of which was their dislike of the movies of Michael Bay, who also directed the previously mentioned Transformers movies.
• The discussion about 4Kids is a reference to 4Kids uploading (unsubbed) Japanese episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh! on their Youtube account.
• Bakura's line explaining how he got his accent parodies a scene from The Dark Knight when the Joker explains others how he got the scars at the ends of his lips that simulate a smile.
• During the duel, Bakura summons Pyramid Head from the Silent Hill franchise, while Bonz counters with Nemesis from Resident Evil 3. The song playing during their love scene is "Rule the World" by British pop band Take That.
• Bonz's expeletive subtitle "Frak!" is taken from Battlestar Galactica.
• The part where zombie boy talks about zombies being replaced by the "The Infected" is a reference to the movie 28 Days Later and the Left 4 Dead games. Both have a legitimate excuse, however, as the Infected really are just living humans literally infected with a virus.
• The stinger uses Kaiba's line seeing the giant rock from the original series, and bleeps out the word "rock", setting it up as an insult for what Kaiba is shown to be looking at, a poster of the live action Dragonball Z movie.
• In the scene where the 4Kids Board Members are discussing about the prophecy, a clip of episode 128 of Pokémon can be seen in the background. That particular clip includes a hidden subliminal message against advertising, CEO Leo Burnett and 4Kids; when heard backwards, James says "Leo Burnett and 4Kids are the devil!" while he was trapped inside his Victreebel. Eric Stuart recorded this line in protest when he was told he wasn't being paid for his work in Pokemon merchandise commercials.