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He uses a false American quarter with heads on both sides, declaring that heads means Takeru goes home.

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In Digimon Adventure 02, when Hikari is trapped in Full Metal City and Daisuke and Takeru are preparing to reenter to rescue her, Daisuke ( who has a crush on Hikari) attempts to pull this on Takeru to decide who will go.See also False Roulette for another type of game of chance that isn't actually up to luck and Heads-Tails-Edge for other another coin-flipping trope. When the coin isn't two-headed, it may still always land heads up due to the Random Number God or a character being Born Lucky. Can invoke Dramatic Irony when the audience knows the coin is rigged, but the other characters don't. May indicate a character is Two-Faced or appear as a Number One Dime. Often a characteristic quirk, usually for villains, anti heroes, or badasses. Additionally, if a coin is being judged on the side that lands and not the symbol, a two-headed coin is actually more fair, as the weight of different designs actually biases normal coins.

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