youngest son who can create paths to other realities. He has been using this ability to send trash collected from Heartland City to attack Astral's homeworld. When he is captured by Vetrix, the majority of his powers were stolen by him, but sensing that his brother was in danger, Hart gave Kite the remainder of his power, giving him the ability to summon Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon. After his father and Barian are defeated, Hart is healed, losing all his powers and returning to the way he was before Kite started hunting "Numbers". Kite's robotic assistant who calls him "Master Kite". He is tall with drills in fighting form. He can also transform into a motorcycle, a jetpack and a glider. An assumedly female Litterbot that was originally programmed to assist in burglaries. When it got damaged during a getaway, it was found and repaired by Yuma and his friends and now lives with Yuma's family. She uses a Trashbot deck consisting of animals made from run down appliances. A child actor who plays a television character known as the Sparrow ( in the Japanese version). Unlike the character he portrays, Nelson is rather timid and is scared easily, often feeling lonely that he has to hide his true self to maintain his public image. He becomes possessed by the Number card, "Number 83: Galaxy Queen", and starts causing trouble as his alter ego. His deck uses monsters based on characters from his show, his key card being "Esper Star Sparrow". An old acquaintance of Haru who runs a Duel Sanctuary where people learn to respect Duel Monsters. He has a similar deck to the one Yugi Muto used in the original series, and is also able to fuse his monsters with the Spell, Polymerization. Heartland City The father of Kite and Hart Tenjo and the main antagonist for the first half of the series, he is a seemingly evil man who desires the destruction of the Astral World via the forceful collection of all 100 "Number" cards. His evil persona is later revealed as nothing more than a farce, due in part to the revelation of a deal with a being called "Barian" regarding the well-being of Hart. As such, he took extreme interest in Hart's power, and is therefore overprotective of him. Faker was responsible for the mutation of Vetrix and the disappearance of Kazuma Tsukumo. In the