Back in February I got to report on one of the greatest Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG tournaments of all time - Shonen Jump Championship Houston. So many amazing things went down that weekend: Gladiator Beasts finally saw Shonen Jump play, Dark Armed Dragon exploded onto the scene, and Jon Moore defied all odds to take Six Samurai to a title win.
But some of the coolest moments of the weekend were smaller in scale. Vincent Tundo bungled his way to a remarkable victory, dropping a hand full of Monarchs with a failed Allure of Darkness, then bringing them back with Dimension Fusion courtesy of his opponent's own Kycoo. Hugo Adame swung for game with the obscure McDonald's promo Cosmo Queen to claim victory. They were some of the most unpredictable feature matches we've seen, and Fabian Cantu trumped them all by scoring the most unbelievable win of the year.
If you're the kind of duelist who skips ahead to the Top 16 deck lists and doesn't read the full coverage, now's your chance to revisit one of the most shocking feature matches ever: Round 5 of Shonen Jump Houston - Harry Anderson versus Fabian Cantu. It was one of the undebatable fan-favorite moments of the year, and a definite must for our "Best of 2008" lineup!