Origin
Asia
She is very whiny, hoping to get what she wants by obscure means. She is an avid fan of both Yugi and Kaiba to the point of obsession, especially Yugi, whom she hopes to turn into her "love slave", much to Tea's ire. She used her beautiful tactics and attacks to completely defeat her opponents. During the Asian Duel Monsters tournament, she defeated the supreme Clan of Nine Dragons and later gained "The Duel Queen of Asia" title. Grand Championship(Episode 186) To that point, she had a fierce rivalry with Rebecca Hawkins for Yugi's affections and had even gone so far as to blackmail Yugi into dueling her outside the contest, threatening to leave Yugi's grandpa with an injured back if he didn't accept. If she won, then Yugi would have to go on a date with her (become her "love slave" in the Japanese version); however, she lost all her duels. In the Japanese epilogue (Not shown in the English version), Vivian is seen with Mai Kujaku dueling against the Meikyū Brothers on the Great Wall of China. Since Mai was not participating in the Grand Championship, only briefly seen near the end, Vivian seemed to fill in her role as the "femme fatale" of that arc. Vivian was last seen in a cameo appearance eating noodles when Maximillion Pegasus was recounting on how everyone played an important part in Pharaoh Atem's journey.
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Legend says that the enigmatic Millennium Puzzle will grant one wish to whoever deciphers its ancient secrets. Upon solving it, high school student Yuugi Mutou unleashes "another Yuugi," a peculiar presence contained inside. Now, whenever he is faced with a dilemma, this mysterious alter ego makes an appearance and aids him in his troubles. Wishing to unravel the mystery behind this strange spirit, Yuugi and his companions find themselves competing with several opponents in "Duel Monsters," a challenging card game used by people seeking to steal the Millennium Puzzle in a desperate attempt to harness the great power within. As the questions pile on, it is not long before they figure out that there is more than pride on the line in these duels. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
