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You're going down, you sniveling little wannabe! Nobody beats Bandit Keith! NOBODY!
~ Bandit Keith to Katsuya Jonouchi.

"Bandit" Keith Howard is a supporting antagonist in the original Yu-Gi-Oh! series, serving as a major antagonist in the Duelist Kingdom Arc as well as a minor antagonist in the Battle City Arc while under control of the Ghouls (Rare Hunters in the English dub).

Keith is the former U.S. Duel Monsters Champion. After suffering a humiliating defeat at the hands of Pegasus, he devolved into a cheating and aggressive duelist. Motivated by revenge, Keith entered the tournament at Duelist Kingdom with the intention of reclaiming his former glory and enacting vengeance on Pegasus. Following his defeat in the anime, he briefly joined the Ghouls after being brainwashed by Marik Ishtar. Keith has numerous Duel Monster decks, but his primary one is machine-themed.

He was voiced by Hajime Komada in Japanese and Ted Lewis (who also voiced Yami Bakura and Alister in the same series, Giovanni and James in Pokemon, the Ultimate Ninja in the 2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series and King Dedede in Kirby: Right Back at Ya!) in English.

Personality[]

Keith’s personality could be described as thoroughly greedy, ruthless, vengeful, pompous, scheming, highly arrogant, callous, cruel, adamant, cunning, malevolent, dishonest, truculent, judgmental, power hungry, intelligent, outrageous and loathsome.

Keith used any opportunity to cheat, most notably by pulling cards underneath his wristbands and used a mechanical arm while brainwashed by Marik Ishtar. He shows no remorse for the unfair acts he takes to get what he wants: winning and money. He holds an extreme grudge against Pegasus after he was humiliated and defeated by him when he chose a boy named Tom (Sam in the 4Kids dub) to defeat Keith in his place.

Biography[]

Before Duelist Kingdom[]

Bandit Keith was the American Duel Monsters champion. However, his career and reputation suffered a major blow when he dueled against the game's creator, Pegasus J. Crawford, during the Intercontinental Championship. Unbeknownst to Keith and the audience, Pegasus' golden eye was in fact one of the legendary Millennium Items, ancient Egyptian relics each possessing unique abilities, granting their owners incredible powers. In Pegasus' case, he could use the Millenium Eye to read his opponents minds, allowing him to know every move they would make, before they made it.

In response to Keith's arrogance and attitude, Pegasus decided to put him in his place. He called a young boy up from the audience to take his place in the duel, giving him a written set of instructions to follow, which was devised with the help of his Millenium Eye. Using Pegasus' guidelines, the boy defeated Keith in a single turn, humiliating the professional duelist in front of everybody.

Keith fell into a state of depression and alcoholism following the loss. His misery, however, soon turned to anger and hatred. No longer bound by the honor of a duelist, if he even had honor, Keith's mind became obsessed with vengeance. Upon hearing that Pegasus would be staging a major tournament at Duelist Kingdom, Keith decided that his opportunity had come to win and take revenge on Pegasus.

Duelist Kingdom[]

Kotsuzuka vs Jonouchi[]

At some point, Keith managed to sneak onto the Duelist Kingdom Island, with the intention of seeking his revenge on Pegasus and regaining his former title as champion. He later recruited three duelists from the tournament, "Ghost" Kotsuzuka, Satake and Takaido, to be his henchmen. Keith told the trio that if they worked together, they could all make their way to the castle, defeat Pegasus and earn themselves untold glory. In reality, Keith saw the group as nothing more than expendable muscle to do his bidding, namely acquire more star chips.

By the end of the first day, their plan was going smoothly. All three of the younger duelists had defeated at least one opponent, meaning collectively the group had ten star chips. However, Keith did not wish to leave anything to chance, wishing to make sure that they were the ones that made it to the castle. Learning that Yugi Muto and his friends were close by, Keith realized that they could be a threat to his plans. He sent Takaido and Satake after Katsuya Jonouchi (Joey Wheeler in the English dub), whom he considered to be the lesser threat.

Abducting Jonouchi, the group brought him to a graveyard hidden inside one of the island's caves. There, they forced Jonouchi to battle Kotsuzuka's Zombie Deck. Initially, Jonouchi appeared to have the upper hand, despite Keith telling Kotsuzuka what to do. However, Keith had also lent his henchmen some of his more powerful cards, thus bolstering his deck. When Kotsuzuka played Call of the Living Dead, his defeated monsters were revived as zombies, thus gaining a field power bonus. Keith watched on confidently, believing in his strategy.

When Kotsuzuka later played his zombie-enhancing Ghost King - Pumpking -, he looked all set to win the match. Unfortunately for Keith and his allies, Jonouchi ultimately managed to turn to the tables. Using his Red-Eyes Black Dragon, Jounouchi destroyed Pumpking, meaning Kotsuzuka could no longer power up his monsters. Although the zombie duelist destroyed Red-Eyes Black Dragon in retaliation, it allowed Jonouchi the opportunity he needed to figure out Kotsuzuka's weakness. Playing Grappling Warrior Ultimator in conjunction with his Shield in the Right Hand, Sword in the Left Hand magic card, Jonouchi reversed the attack and defense points of all monsters. Since zombie monster cards had a standard defense of zero, his subsequent attack ended the match in his victory.

Furious, Keith called his cronies to his side and they made to leave. Refusing Jonouchi's challenge of a battle, Keith made it clear that he was in this tournament to win it and that he did not care what he had to do in order to achieve victory. Exiting the arena ahead of the protagonists, Keith had his flunkies seal the group inside the cave, by placing a giant boulder across its entrance. Once that was done, Keith turned on Kotsuzuka, Takaido and Zygor. He proceeded to beat them all up, took one of their dueling gloves for himself and stole all of their star chips.

Thus, Keith became the first person on the island to acquire ten star chips, the necessary amount to enter the castle and the semifinals. Abandoning his former comrades, Keith made his way to the castle.

Dirty Tactics[]

Keith was the first person to reach Pegasus' lair at the Duelist Kingdom castle. There, he observed Yugi Muto's duel against Seto Kaiba. Although shocked to see that Yugi and his friends had escaped from the cave, he was nevertheless impressed by Yugi's dueling style. He was therefore disappointed when Yugi deliberately threw the match, in order to avoid hurting Kaiba. He later witnessed Kaiba's subsequent duel with Pegasus, which resulted in the former champion's defeat. Although unnerved by what had happened, Keith remained determined to defeat Pegasus.

The night before the final matches, Keith and the other contestants enjoyed a fancy dinner, courtesy of their host. During the meal, their opponents for the semifinals were determined via random selection. Keith was paired off against Katsuya Jonouchi, Yugi against Mai Kujaku. Once their opponents had been decided however, a major problem arose. Mr. Crocketts, Pegasus' right-hand man and the overseer of the duels, told the participants that in order to enter, they would each need to present one of two cards they received upon being invited to the tournament; Glory of the King's Right or Left Hand. If the player won the tournament using the Right Hand card, they could claim the $3,000,000 prize money. If they used the Left Hand card, they could challenge Pegasus for his championship title. If they did not present either card at said matches, however, they would be automatically disqualified.

Since Keith and Jonouchi had entered the tournament illegally, neither of them had either of these cards. Yugi did however, but intended to fight Pegasus in order to free the souls of both his grandfather and the Kaiba brothers. Since Jonouchi needed the money in order to help his sister, Shizuka Kawai, with her degenerative eye condition, he gave his Glory of the King's Right Hand to his best friend. Unfortunately, the two friends spoke without considering who was present. As such, Keith overheard them and came up with a solution to his own dilemma.

Keith secretly followed the group to their own rooms, waited until Jonouchi was asleep, then snuck in. As the unsuspecting Jonouchi slept, Keith crept over to his jacket, reached into the pocket and (not caring about Shizuka) took the Glory of the King's Right Hand card. Despite a brief jump scare, caused by Jonouchi talking in his sleep, Keith made it out undetected. Bandit Keith retired for the evening, thinking that he already beaten Jonouchi without needing to duel him and that he was one step closer to his revenge.

Jonouchi vs Keith[]

The following morning, the first round of the semifinals took place. After a lengthy duel, Mai surrendered to Yugi. With the first contestant in the grand final decided, all that was left now was to determine who his opponent would be. Keith watched Jonouchi receive wishes of good luck from his friends, but since he already knew that Jonouchi did not have an entry card, he did not bother entering the arena. Relaxing on a bench, he subtly mocked Jonouchi for wanting to duel him.

When Mr. Crocketts asked to see their entry cards, Keith happily held up the one that he had stolen, then watched on gleefully as Jonouchi finally realized that his card was missing. In the end, Mr. Crocketts delivered an ultimatum; Jonouchi had five minutes to find and present his card. If he did not do so by the scheduled time, he would be disqualified. Jonouchi ran back to his room in a panic, but knowing that he would never find it, Keith yawned loudly and asked if the clock was even right (in the dub, he asked if he could take off his boots). Mr. Crocketts proceeded to wipe the smile off his face however, by informing Keith that if he did not enter the arena by the designated time either then he too would be disqualified. Frustrated, Keith did as instructed, but continued to insist that Jonouchi would never find it in time. When Jonouchi returned to the arena with less than a minute to spare, Keith mockingly asked if he had come to acknowledge his defeat.

Jonouchi however, presented a Glory of the King's Right Hand, thus allowing him to participate in the duel. Keith was shocked for a moment, as he still held Jonouchi's card, but quickly decided to take Jonouchi on. With that, the battle Jonouchi had yearned for since his battle with Ghost Kotsuzuka finally began. During the early stages of the duel, Keith, who was using a Machine Deck held the advantage. Not only were his monsters much stronger than Jonouchi's in terms of attack power, they were immune to magic cards (including monster attacks). After only a few turns, it looked as though Keith was all set to win.

It was at this point that Jonouchi discovered a major weakness in Keith's deck. Whilst Keith's machine monsters were resistant to magic damage, they still took damage from trap cards. Thus, with a few careful moves, Jonouchi managed to turn the tables and gain a slight lead.

Seeing the way things were going, Keith deployed his most powerful monsters, Revolver Dragon and Slot Machine AM-7. Jonouchi once again evened the playing field by calling upon his Red-Eyes Black Dragon. Using Mimic Illusionist to copy a card that Keith had previously used, Magic-Reflection Armor - Metal Force, Jonouchi upgraded his beast into Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon, which he then used to destroy Keith's Revolver Dragon. Following this, the rest of the duel would (for the most part) be a contest between Keith's Slot Machine and Joey's Red-Eyes.

Angered by the destruction of his Revolver Dragon, Keith placed a card face down and switched Slot Machine to defense mode. When Jonouchi launched an attack, Keith revealed that his face down card was a card called 7 Card, which he could use to power up Slot Machine's attack or defense stats. Using it to power up his defense, Keith was able to save his monster and reduce Jonouchi's life points to 450. Following this move, Keith boastfully revealed a hidden danger to Jonouchi; he had two more 7 Card cards in his deck. That meant that if he drew them, he make Slot Machine even more powerful. Jonouchi was not concerned, noting that Keith would still have to draw them. It was here that Bandit Keith revealed to the audience that he was not just a dirty player outside of the dueling ring. Unbeknownst to Jonouchi, Keith kept his other two 7 Card cards beneath his wristbands. During his next two turns, Keith would sneakily remove them from his bands, act as if he had drawn them and immediately play them. He also attempted to destroy Jonouchi's Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon using his Sphere Bomb - Spherical Time Bomb, but Jonouchi upgraded Red-Eyes using his Claw of the Dark Dragon Tribe card. Thus, he not only survived the attack, but reduced Keith's life points to 400.

When Keith used his final 7 Card card to power up his Slot Machine, the duel entered a stalemate. Due to the various upgrades, Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon and Slot Machine both had 3400 attack points each. Since Keith's monster was in defense position there was no point in Jonouchi attacking it and, unlike Keith, he did not have a card to reverse the position of his opponents monster (e.g. "Defense" Sealing). As Yugi noted, the outcome of the match would be decided on this next turn and depended upon whatever card the two players drew.

As it turned out, Jonouchi did have a card in his hand that could decide the outcome of the match, his Shield in the Right Hand, Sword in the Left Hand card. He could not play it however, since doing so would give Keith the advantage. He drew another card, which he then silently placed face down on the field. Without realizing what his opponent had just done, Keith took his turn and played Bandit ~Thief~. This allowed him to look at Jonouchi's hand and take one of his cards for himself. Unfortunately, Jonouchi still had the Shield in the Right Hand, Sword in the Left Hand card in his hands and unsurprisingly, Keith choose that card. Laughing, he immediately played it, reversing the attack and defense stats of both monsters. Thus, Slot Machine's attack dropped to 3000 points, Red-Eyes' to 2400.

Switching his monster back to attack mode, Keith ordered it to attack Red-Eyes. As the dragon exploded, Keith laughed triumphantly and started to proclaim victory was his... only to stop dead in his tracks.

In his haste to win, Keith had not paid attention to Jonouchi's previous turn. He had inaccurately assumed that Jonouchi had passed his turn without making a move. Despite looking at his side of the field, Keith had failed to notice that Jonouchi had placed a card face down in the magic & trap zone. Jonouchi now revealed that card to be a trap card called Graverobber. Similar to Keith's Bandit ~Thief~, this card allowed Jonouchi to take a card from Keith's graveyard and immediately use it against him. The card Jonouchi selected was a trap card, Time Machine, which Keith had previously used to revive Revolver Dragon. The effects of this card not only negated the battle damage, it restored Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon to the way it had been before Keith activated the Shield in Right Hand, Sword in the Left Hand card and allowed Jonouchi to make a retaliatory attack. Now decisively stronger than Slot Machine, Red-Eyes destroyed its opponent, taking away Keith's remaining life points and ending the match in Jonouchi's victory.

What happened next varied between the adaptations: -

Manga ending[]

Following his defeat, Keith left the arena, furious. During the break before the final match, Keith attempted to ambush Pegasus in the hallway. Pulling out a knife, he demanded the tournament's prize money. Although Pegasus' bodyguard moved to intervene, the creator of Duel Monsters was not concerned. After ordering his guard to stand down, Pegasus gave Keith a chance to leave, making it very clear that he would forgive this incident and not look for revenge if the thug just walked away.

When Keith refused this offer, the disgusted Pegasus' demeanor completely changed. Revealing that he was aware about Keith cheating during his match, he stated that he would now punish Keith for allowing himself to lose his duelist's spirit. Using his Millenium Eye, Pegasus subjected Keith to a penalty game; transforming Keith's hand into a gun. With the powers of darkness, Pegasus forced him to play Russian roulette with himself. Keith lost and met his end.

Anime ending[]

Keith was initially shocked at his defeat at Jonouchi's hand, but quickly overcame it and became angry. Furious, he tried to get Jonouchi disqualified, pointing out that Jonouchi's entry card was not actually his, therefore the match should not count. This proved to be a big mistake; Jonouchi freely admitted that the Glory of the King's card was actually Mai Kujaku's, but then questioned how Keith knew about it, as he had not told anybody about this and the only other person that knew about it was the absent Mai. Suspicious, Jonouchi ordered Keith to explain himself.

Gritting his teeth, Keith realized his mistake and refused to say anything else, lest he give himself away. It was too late however and a moment later, Pegasus spoke up, declaring that the answer was obvious; it was clear that Keith had stolen Jonouchi's card. This not only explained how he knew about the switch, but his original cocky attitude before the match. He knew full well that Jonouchi would never find his original entry card because it was in his possession and therefore, believed that he would be able to bypass his match the semifinals and go straight to the finals and face Yugi instead.

Needless to say, this revelation angered and appalled everybody that heard it, but the creator of Duel Monsters was not done there. He also declared that even if Keith had entered fairly, he would still have been disqualified for his amoral conduct during the match. Pegasus revealed that he had seen Keith pull his last two 7 Card cards from his wrist bands. Jonouchi and the others were disgusted by the former champion's antics and Pegasus, having had enough of Keith's presence, ordered him to be removed.

Keith however, refused to take his defeat lying down. After incapacitating his escort, Keith ran back into the room and used the dueling ring as a spring board to launch himself into the spectators' box. Face-to-face with the man that he claimed had ruined his life, Keith pulled out a pistol which he pointed to Pegasus' head, (this was removed from the 4Kids dub, making it look like Keith merely pointed threateningly at Pegasus). Furious, he demanded the $3,000,000 prize money, but Pegasus was not fazed in the slightest. Before Keith could do anything, the master of the Millenium Eye tapped a hidden switch on the floor with his foot. This opened a trap door, which not only ejected Keith from the island, but sent him plummeting into the ocean.

Battle City[]

In the anime, however, Bandit Keith survived being cast into the ocean. Keith was soon discovered by Marik Ishtar and his Ghouls and became controlled by Marik's Millennium Rod. While posing as a fortune teller, the possessed Keith stole Yugi's Millennium Puzzle and dueled Yugi over it. He was released from Marik's control by Dark Bakura, and as Marik attempted to regain control, Keith attempted to fight him off, causing a fire in the warehouse in which they were dueling. Keith escaped the fire when Jonouchi and Honda opened the doors, disgusted to find out that they rescued Bandit Keith. The terrified Keith quickly escapes the burning warehouse, declaring it to be haunted.

Waking the Dragons[]

Keith was never seen following his time as Marik's mind slave, except as a lost soul in Season 4, as a lost soul alongside those of the Player Killer of Darkness, Rare Hunter, the Labyrinth Brothers, Pandora the Conjurer, and Dark Marik, however, as most of them (aside from the Player Killer, Rare Hunter, and Dark Marik) were neither dead nor taken by the Orichalcos, it is likely that this was just an illusion. It is possible, however, Keith was sent to hell by Marik after he had failed him, but if that's the truth it should be undone after Yami Marik dead. If Bandit Keith was never sent to hell by Marik, however, its presumed that he remains at large, never to be seen again ever since.

Yu-Gi-Oh R[]

In the manga exclusive series which takes place instead of Waking the Dragons, Keith appears as one of the antagonists. Here he was brought back to life by Yako Tenma, one of Pegasus' two adopted sons to test the power of the Wicked God cards. He once again challenges Joey to a duel, now using a deck focused around Fiendish Engine Omega, but tries to cheat again unaware new programs with the Duel Disks prevent that. He used The Wicked Eraser in his deck. He lost the duel and throw away his black Duel Disk to Jonouchi and demand a rematch. But Joey give back the "Time Machine" card that Jonouchi take after he left it behind at Duelist Kingdom and say he will accept the rematch again only when he letting go of his hatred and duel for fun instead before running away. Keith collapse into the wall out of exhaustion. It's unkown if he died from the duel or not as he never seen in manga again, but Jonouchi dialoge about rematch imply that he's most likely survive.

Other Medias[]

Yu-Gi-Oh! Falsebound Kingdom[]

Bandit Keith appeared as a minor villain in Yu-Gi-Oh! Falsebound Kingdom. He appears only in the Kaiba Campaign and you must battle him twice. Seto and Mokuba Kaiba fight him first in the second level "Bandits". He appears along with Ghost Kotsuzuka who is wanted for robbery by the Emperor. Once they are defeated, Keith escapes and Bonz is left for dead but Mokuba lets him live and he becomes a permanent member of Kaiba's group for the remainder of the game.

Later, when Scott Irvine captures Mokuba, Kaiba didn’t know who took him and learned that Bandit Keith held onto him for a while. He fought him again in "Bandits but he has three of Scott's soldiers with him. Once they are all defeated, Keith tells Kaiba that he gave Mokuba to Scott. It is unknown if this was the real Keith or a hologram created for the game. Since his deck consisted of machine monsters in the anime, he used machines in the game. The first match, he used Machine Sergeant, Commander and Cannon Dharma. The second time he uses Revolver Dragon, Slot Machine AM-7 and TM-1 Launcher Spider, which all three will join Kaiba's deck when Keith is defeated.

Reshef of Destruction[]

Keith appears as the secondary antagonist of the Game Boy Advance Game, Yu-Gi-Oh: Reshef of Destruction. Taking place after the Battle City Tournament, Keith has restarted the Ghouls, (the Japanese name for the Rare Hunters) as the Neo-Ghouls featuring several past members and Bonz. Their goal was to take the Millenium Items and the God cards for himself.

Deck[]

As a professional duelist, Keith possesses several decks, though his main deck consists of various Machine-type monsters, mostly with the DARK attribute. His signature cards include "Barrel Dragon", "Launcher Spider" and "Slot Machine". He also owns three "7 Completed" spell cards, two of which he hides in his wristband, which he uses to power up his "Slot Machine". Due to the dueling arenas placing duelists a good distance away from each other, Keith's opponents are unable to see him removing his cards from his wristband and rarely ever realize that he is cheating, save for Pegasus, who is able to easily see through Keith's deceptions with the power of his Millenium Eye.

While controlled by Marik, Keith's deck is augmented by rare cards acquired by the Rare Hunters, including the legendary Ritual Monster, "Zera the Mant". Similar to hiding cards in his wristband, a claw mechanism feeds cards directly to his hand.

Relationships[]

Allies[]

  • "Ghost" Kotsuzuka (formerly)
  • Takaido (formerly)
  • Satake (formerly)
  • Ghouls (brainwashed, formerly)
  • Marik Ishtar (brainwashed, formerly)

Enemies[]

  • Pegasus J. Crawford
  • Yugi Muto
  • Dark Yugi
  • Katsuya Jonouchi
  • Mai Kujaku
  • Anzu Mazaki
  • Ryou Bakura
  • Hiroto Honda
  • Pegasus Security
  • Duelist Kingdom contestants
  • Marik Ishtar

Trivia[]

  • Keith's "Time Machine" Trap serves as a parallel to Joey Wheeler's "Time Wizard" Monster, both of which represent their respective user's personality; while "Time Wizard" and its effect represents Joey's determination to move forward and improve as both a duelist and a person, "Time Machine" represents Keith's inability to move on from the past and his obsession with regaining his former glory.
  • Keith's Machine Deck is symbolic of how he views others as nothing more than tools for him to use. His tributing of "Zoa" (a Fiend-type) equipped with "Metalmorph" to summon "Metalzoa" (a Machine-type) further represents his dehumanizing view of those around him.


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