Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When Yugi draws a card that he is depending on to win the duel, his right hand is raised. In the next shot, his hand is lowered. (00:14:35)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba tells Yugi he has him trembling in fear in front of his Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon, his hands are at his side. Then it cuts to a closer shot of Kaiba where his right forearm is raised. (00:10:30)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba draws Monster Reborn from his deck, he has one finger on the back of the card and his thumb on the front. Then, in a close-up of the card, he has two fingers on the back. Then, in the shot after that, he has one finger on the back. (00:09:20)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When the doctor tries to stop Joey from leaving, Joey says to him, "Just look at these pythons," with his forearms raised to be level with each other. When the shot cuts, his right forearm is lower than his left forearm. (00:06:37)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba tells Yugi he may as well accept defeat, his right hand is at his side. When it cuts to a closer shot of Yugi, his right hand is touching the cards he is holding in his left hand. (00:05:47)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 6 - S3-E37
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba returns the three remaining cards to his deck, his right forearm is in front of his face. But in the next shot, his right forearm is lowered away from his face. (00:05:42)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 5 - S3-E36
Other mistake: Kaiba activates The Flute of Summoning Dragon, which allows him to summon any Dragon-type monster from his hand. At this point, he has four cards in his hand. He then holds up two Blue-Eyes White Dragon monster cards in his right hand, but there also appear to be four cards in his left hand, even though there should now be two instead of four. (00:08:55 - 00:09:16)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 5 - S3-E36
Continuity mistake: When Joey tells his opponent that the Legendary Sword spell card increases his M-Warrior's attack points by 300, his right fist is raised. In the next shot, it is lowered. (00:06:11)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 5 - S3-E36
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba says, "Now my Egyptian God card, be gone," he has his shoulders and forearms raised. When the shot cuts, he is standing at ease, with his shoulders and forearms lowered. (00:02:58)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 4 - S3-E35
Other mistake: Kaiba activates the spell card Card of Demise, which allows him to draw cards from his deck until there are five cards in his hand (as long as he discards his entire hand after five turns). Once he has five cards in his hand, he summons the monster card Lord of Dragons from his hand, which should bring the total number of cards in his hand down to four, but instead he has three cards in his hand, instead of four. (00:17:03 - 00:17:43)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 4 - S3-E35
Other mistake: When Kaiba sets the trap card Cloning face down on the field, he has five cards in his hand. On Kaiba's next turn, he still only has five cards in his hand, even though duelists are supposed to draw one card from their decks at the start of their turn. (00:10:20 - 00:11:29)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 4 - S3-E35
Continuity mistake: When Marik says he needs to make sure Kaiba's link to his Millennium Rod doesn't interfere with his plan, his left hand is positioned right below the two loops near the top of the rod. It then fades to a closer shot of the Millennium Rod, and his hand is suddenly away from the two loops. (00:09:54)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 4 - S3-E35
Continuity mistake: When Yugi's life point count is displayed for the first time in the episode, the cards in his hand are pointed upwards. When the shot cuts to focus on Marik, the cards in Yugi's hand are pointed downwards. (00:09:47)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Character mistake: When Yugi discards the last card in his hand after activating Spell Textbook, Slifer the Sky Dragon's attack points go from 1000 to zero. This makes Kaiba say, "Now that Slifer's attack points are zero, you'll lose the duel." However, at this point, Yugi has 3000 life points and Kaiba's Obelisk has 4000 attack points, so Kaiba still would have been able to win the duel if Slifer had 1000 attack points, as there would have been a 3000 point difference between the two monsters. (00:18:02)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Revealing mistake: When Yugi is telling Kaiba about his Electro Magnetic Turtle card, whilst he says "and it has quite a unique special ability," he lowers his hand and the card appears to be missing the illustrations. (00:15:56)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Continuity mistake: Yugi shows Kaiba the Electro Magnetic Turtle card that was returned to his hand from the graveyard. Then, in a close-up, he is shown turning the card around and asks Kaiba if he recognises it, even though the card was already facing him. (00:15:50)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Continuity mistake: When Yugi removes the Electro Magnetic Turtle card from his graveyard, in the shot of him holding up the card so that he can show it to Kaiba, it is shaded yellow. But in a close-up of the card, it is shaded orange. (00:15:50)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Revealing mistake: When Yugi holds up the Electro Magnetic Turtle card, which he has just removed from his graveyard, there are two other cards in his left hand that appear to be missing the illustrations for a brief moment. (00:15:50)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba tells Yugi that he will have to discard half of the cards in his hand, Yugi is standing upright. But in the shot of Kaiba explaining that Slifer's attack points are reduced by 3000, his torso is suddenly leaning to the right. (00:12:17)
Clash in the Coliseum: Part 3 - S3-E34
Continuity mistake: When Kaiba realises Yugi was able to avoid losing the duel by discarding Kuriboh, he says, "How dare you defy the might of Obelisk with that puny Kuriboh," with his right forearm raised, while his hand is closed into a fist. When the shot cuts, his forearm is lowered. (00:11:17)
