Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's season 1

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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's
Season 1
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No. of episodes26
Release
Original network TV Tokyo
Original releaseApril 2 (2008-04-02) –
September 24, 2008 (2008-09-24)
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The first season of the anime show Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's consists of 26 episodes, and follows Yusei Fudo as he escapes from Satellite, and learns about his destiny as a Signer. The season uses two pieces of theme music; the opening theme is 'Kizuna' by Kra whilst the ending theme is 'Start' by Masataka Nakagauchi. It is known as the Signers Arc in Japan, and the Fortune Cup Duels in the US. It is the first Yu-Gi-Oh! series to be produced in 16:9 widescreen, although it was letterboxed in the United States broadcast.

Episode list

No.
overall		No. in
season		TitleWritten byOriginal air dateAmerican air date
11"On Your Mark, Get Set, Duel! / Riding Duel! Acceleration!"
Transliteration: "Raidingu Dyueru! Akuserarēshon!" (Japanese: ライディング·デュエル! アクセラレーション!)		 Atsuhiro Tomioka April 2, 2008 (2008-04-02) [1] September 13, 2008
22"Creepy Crawlies / Power Insect Deck! The Ant-Lion Trap!"
Transliteration: "Pawā Insekuto Dekki! Arijigoku no Wana" (Japanese: パワーインセクトデッキ! 蟻地獄の罠)		Atsuhiro TomiokaApril 9, 2008 (2008-04-09) [1] September 20, 2008
33"Pipe Dreams / Escape! Nitro Warrior vs. Goyo Guardian!"
Transliteration: "Dasshutsu! Nitoro Woriā Bāsasu Goyō Gādian" (Japanese: 脱出! ニトロ·ウォリアーVSゴヨウ·ガーディアン)		Atsuhiro TomiokaApril 16, 2008 (2008-04-16) [1] September 27, 2008
44"A Blast from the Past, Part 1 / The Battle of Destiny! Stardust Dragon Stands in the Way"
Transliteration: "Unmei no Taiketsu! Tachihadakaru Sutādasuto Doragon" (Japanese: 運命の対決! 立ちはだかるスターダスト·ドラゴン)		Atsuhiro TomiokaApril 23, 2008 (2008-04-23) [1] October 4, 2008
55"A Blast from the Past, Part 2 / Ace Dragons Clash! Stardust Dragon vs. Red Demons"
Transliteration: "Gekitotsu-suru Ēsu Doragon! Sutādasuto Bāsasu Reddo Dēmonzu" (Japanese: 激突するエース·ドラゴン! スターダストVSレッド·デーモンズ)		Atsuhiro TomiokaApril 30, 2008 (2008-04-30) [1] October 11, 2008
66"The Facility, Part 1 / Look at My Treasured Deck!"
Transliteration: "Mitekure! Washi no Hihō Dekki" (Japanese: 見てくれ! ワシの秘宝デッキ!)		Atsuhiro TomiokaMay 5, 2008 (2008-05-05) [1] October 18, 2008
77"The Facility, Part 2 / Feelings Towards the Cards! Crystal Skull vs. Giant Ushi Oni"
Transliteration: "Kādo ni Kometa Omoi! Suishō Dokuro Bāsasu Ō Ushioni" (Japanese: カードにこめた想い! 水晶ドクロVS大牛鬼)		Atsuhiro TomiokaMay 14, 2008 (2008-05-14) [1] October 25, 2008
88"Fire It Up! / Unfulfilled Soul: the Signers and the Legendary Dragon"
Transliteration: "Mitasarenu Tamashī Shigunā to Densetsu no Ryū" (Japanese: 満たされぬ魂　シグナーと伝説の竜)		Atsuhiro TomiokaMay 21, 2008 (2008-05-21) [1] November 1, 2008
99"The Lockdown Duel, Part 1 / Feelings Hanging for the Cards: A Planned Lightning Deathmatch"
Transliteration: "Kādo ni Kakeru Omoi Shikumareta Raitoningu Desumacchi" (Japanese: カードにかける思い　仕組まれたライトニング·デスマッチ)		 Shin Yoshida May 28, 2008 (2008-05-28) [1] November 8, 2008
1010"The Lockdown Duel, Part 2 / Deck Zero: Break the Chain Trap Loop"
Transliteration: "Dekki Zero Chēn Torappu no Rūpu wo Yabure" (Japanese: デッキ0　チェーントラップのループを破れ)		Shin YoshidaJune 4, 2008 (2008-06-04) [1] November 15, 2008
1111"The Take Back, Part 1 / The Special Pursuit Deck Returns: Regain the Bonds with a Friend"
Transliteration: "Tokushu Tsuiseki Dekki Futatabi Torimodose Nakama tono Kizuna" (Japanese: 特殊追跡デッキ再び　取り戻せ仲間との絆)		 Yasuyuki Suzuki June 11, 2008 (2008-06-11) [1] November 22, 2008
1212"The Take Back, Part 2 / Dead Chase! Weave the Bonds, Turbo Warrior"
Transliteration: "Deddo Cheisu! Kizuna wo Tsumuge Tābo Woriā" (Japanese: 死闘追跡! 絆を紡げ　ターボ・ウォリアー)		Yasuyuki SuzukiJune 18, 2008 (2008-06-18) [1] November 29, 2008
1313"A Duel to Remember / Dial On! Roar Morphtronic Deck"
Transliteration: "Daiyaru On! Unare Difōmā Dekki" (Japanese: ダイヤル·オン! うなれディフォーマーデッキ)		Atsuhiro TomiokaJune 25, 2008 (2008-06-25) [1] December 6, 2008
1414"Bloom of the Black Rose / The Bringer of Folklore Destruction Appears, "The Black Rose""
Transliteration: "Arawareru Fōkuroa Hakai o Motarasu "Kurobara no Majo"" (Japanese: 現れるフォークロア破壊をもたらす　「黒薔薇の魔女」)		Atsuhiro TomiokaJuly 2, 2008 (2008-07-02) [2] December 13, 2008
1515"Welcome to the Fortune Cup / The Duel of Fortune Cup Begins: Attack from the Sky!! Giant Bomber Air Raid"
Transliteration: "Dyueru Obu Fōchūn Kappu Kaimaku Daikūshū!! Jaianto Bomā Eareido" (Japanese: デュエル·オブ·フォーチューンカップ開幕　大空襲!!ジャイアントボマー·エアレ イド)		Atsuhiro TomiokaJuly 9, 2008 (2008-07-09) [2] December 20, 2008
1616"Battle with The Black Rose / Reunion with The Witch: The Dragon of Destruction, "Black Rose Dragon""
Transliteration: "Majosairai, Hametsu no Ryū "Burakku Rōzu Doragon"" (Japanese: 魔女再来,　破滅の竜　｢ブラック・ローズ・ドラゴン｣)		Shuichi KoyamaJuly 16, 2008 (2008-07-16) [2] December 27, 2008
1717"Surprise, Surprise / Flame Revenger: Speed King Skull Flame"
Transliteration: "Honō no Ribenjā Supīdokingu ☆ Sukaru Fureimu" (Japanese: 炎のリベンジャー　スピード・キング☆スカル・フレイム)		Yoshifumi FukushimaJuly 23, 2008 (2008-07-23) [2] January 3, 2009
1818"Return to the Spirit World, Part 1 / The Ancient Forest: Invitation to the Spirits' World"
Transliteration: "Inishie no Mori Seirei Sekai eno Izanai" (Japanese: 古の森　精霊世界への誘い)		Yasuyuki SuzukiJuly 30, 2008 (2008-07-30) [2] January 10, 2009
1919"Return to the Spirit World, Part 2 / The Contaminated Spirit World: Evil Intent, Ido the Supreme Magical God"
Transliteration: "Osensareru Seirei Sekai Akunaru Ishi Chōmajin Ido" (Japanese: 汚染される精霊世界　悪なる意思　超魔神イド)		Yasuyuki SuzukiAugust 6, 2008 (2008-08-06) [2] January 17, 2009
2020"Second Round Showdown, Part 1 / Unweavering Feelings: My Mission is For My Hometown and My Friends"
Transliteration: "Yuzurenai Omoi Waga Shimei wa Kokyō to Tomo ni" (Japanese: 譲れない想い　我が使命は故郷と共に)		Shin YoshidaAugust 13, 2008 (2008-08-13) [2] January 24, 2009
2121"Second Round Showdown, Part 2 / Greiger's Revenge: The Trap of Sorrow, Chariot Pile"
Transliteration: "Fukushū no Bomā Kanashimi no Torappu Chariotto Pairu" (Japanese: 復讐のボマー　悲しみのトラップ　チャリオット·パイル)		Shin YoshidaAugust 20, 2008 (2008-08-20) [2] January 31, 2009
2222"The Profiler / The Past Revealed: The Duel Profiler vs. The Black Rose Witch"
Transliteration: "Abakareru Kako Dyueru Purofairā Bāsasu Kurobara no Majo" (Japanese: 暴かれる過去　デュエルプロファイラ-VS黒薔薇の魔女)		Atsuhiro TomiokaAugust 27, 2008 (2008-08-27) [2] February 7, 2009
2323"Duel of the Dragons, Part 1 / The Final Match: The Soul Hidden Behind the Mask"
Transliteration: "Fainaru Macchi, Kamen no Oku ni Kakusareta Kokoro" (Japanese: 決勝戦,　仮面の奥に隠された心)		Yasuyuki SuzukiSeptember 3, 2008 (2008-09-03) [2] February 14, 2009
2424"Duel of the Dragons, Part 2 / Victim's Sanctuary: Become the Star that Envelops Destruction! Stardust Dragon"
Transliteration: "Vikutemu Sankuchuari Hakai wo Tsutsumu Hoshi to Nare! Sutādasuto Doragon" (Japanese: ヴィクテム·サンクチュアリ　破壊を包む星となれ! スターダスト·ドラゴン)		Yasuyuki SuzukiSeptember 10, 2008 (2008-09-10) [2] February 21, 2009
2525"The Fortune Cup Finale, Part 1 / The Fortune Cup Finals! The Lonely King, Jack Atlas"
Transliteration: "Fōchun Kappu Fainaru! Kokō no Kingu Jakku Atorasu" (Japanese: フォーチュンカップ ファイナル! 孤高のキング　ジャック·アトラス)		Shin YoshidaSeptember 17, 2008 (2008-09-17) [2] February 28, 2009
2626"The Fortune Cup Finale, Part 2 / Destiny of the Signers! The Future Guided by the Crimson Dragon!"
Transliteration: "Shigunā-tachi no Unmei! Akaki Ryū ga Michibiku Mirai" (Japanese: シグナーたちの運命! 赤き竜が導く未来!)		Shin YoshidaSeptember 24, 2008 (2008-09-24) [2] March 7, 2009

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