In episode 55, a Rare Hunter uses this card during his Duel against Joey Wheeler.This card can be seen at the bottom of the Deck Solomon was holding while he was explaining this to Yugi. In episode 35, this card can be seen in a flashback Yugi Muto has when he remembers Solomon Muto telling him that he should never lose faith in himself and that he will win if he faces himself in times of pain.In episode 16, this card is shown in a flashback Kaiba has when he remembers Yami Yugi using the Exodia cards to wipe out his three copies of "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" and win the Duel.But the computer states to Kaiba that Yami Yugi lost these cards at some point which shocks Kaiba. After remembering Yami Yugi using these cards against him, Kaiba gets angered at his loss. In episode 9, this card is shown in a flashback Seto Kaiba has when he tells his computer that Yami Yugi has the complete set of these cards which should be more than enough to beat Maximillion Pegasus.In episode 8, this card is shown in a flashback Seto Kaiba has when he remembers losing to Yami Yugi who claiming that he needs to put his heart into the game to win against him.Joey Wheeler jumps in to try and save these cards, but only recovers two cards. Yugi does so, but Weevil chucks these five cards overboard to insure that Yugi can't use these cards to help win his Duels in Duelist Kingdom. In episode 3, Weevil Underwood asked Yugi Muto if he could look at the complete set of these cards.Yami Yugi then summons all five pieces (a feat that no Duelists has ever accomplished prior to this Duel) and then uses the complete set to attack and destroy all three copies of Kaiba's " Blue-Eyes White Dragon", winning Yami Yugi the Duel.
He draws this card on the Duel's final turn which he now has this card in his hand alongside " Right Arm of the Forbidden One", " Right Leg of the Forbidden One", " Left Arm of the Forbidden One" and " Left Leg of the Forbidden One". In episode 1, Yami Yugi uses this card during his Duel against Seto Kaiba.The broadcast anime doesn't have a consistent attack name, although Obliterate is the name given to the Automatic Win effect in the first dubbed episode. In the English uncut versions, this card's attack is called Hellfire's Rage - Exodo Flame. The card's attack is called Raging Hellfire - Exxod Flame 「怒りの業火 エクゾード・フレイム」 in the manga, and the Japanese anime.In that instant, it appeared and attacked, destroying all the opponent's monsters with one blow and wiping out the opponent's Life Points with his attack. In the anime, this monster appeared when someone gathered his five pieces in their hand.The original manga and first series anime has this card as a Level 7 while the second series anime has this card as a Level 3.
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