Amon Garam

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Amon Garam
Appears in	Yu-Gi-Oh! (Duel Monsters) GX
Debut	Yu-Gi-Oh! GX Episode 106
Birthday	Unknown
Deck	Cloud
Sign	Unknown
Age	Unknown
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Blood type	Unknown
Favorite food	Unknown
Least favorite food	Unknown
Status at debut	Exchange student from East Academy
Relations	Father Garam Group
Seiyū	Saichouya
Voice actor(s)	Not yet applicable

Amon Garam (アモン・ガラム, Amon Garamu^?) is a fictional character in the anime series Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX in Japan). His given name in the Japanese version is derived from an alternate spelling of the name of an Egyptian air deity, Amun.

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Amon Garam is a new student hailing from East Academy (East School), having come out on top of all others in 2005, who enters Duel Academy (Duel Academia) in the third year. He is the eldest son of the Garam family, which has considerable influence over the world's petroleum, heavy chemical industry, and information technology. Possessing a flexible intellect capable of immediately dealing with any opponent, he takes a highly philosophical approach as a duelist (once quoting René Descartes' cogito ergo sum to express the meaninglessness of passionate battles such as the Dis-Duels announced by Professor Cobra).

From the outset of the third year, Amon works undercover to learn more about Cobra's plot. He is eventually approached by Cobra himself, who threatens to return him to East Academy if he refuses to Dis-Duel. Suspecting that he will set the Dis-Belt energy absorption level on maximum (which can cause death in the Japanese version) for his scheduled duel, Amon invites Ra Yellow and Obelisk Blue students to a party to participate in Dis-Duels with one another, intending to overload Cobra's project. As he leaves the Obelisk Blue dormitory, however, Chazz Princeton (Jun Manjoume) lifts him off the ground by helicopter, challenging him to a duel. Intrigued by Chazz's determination stemming from his time at North Academy, Amon reveals that he too has experienced such hell. In the past, he was abandoned by his father as a child, causing him to develop an inferiority complex. Convinced that he had nothing left to live for, he observed the sky and awaited death, but was adopted by the Garam Group (ガラム財閥 Garamu Zaibatsu). Despite this similarity, he concludes that Chazz is "nothing special," and although he wins the duel, the energy absorption level on his Dis-Belt was not minimized enough to prevent him from collapse.