Yu-Gi-Oh World Championship Tournament 2004
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(GameBoy Advance - PAL, Strategy)
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Developed_By:
Konami
Published_By:
Konami
Released On:
26 Mar 2004
Find out who's the best card-battle player in Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004. Construct your monster cards, spell cards, trap cards, and special summon cards into three separate decks for different dueling strategies. You can conquer the tournament solo or link up with a friend in a multiplayer battle. With over 1000 game cards and dozens of popular characters from the Yu-Gi-Oh! TV series, the excitement and exhilaration of the Yu-Gi-Oh trading card game is captured in full force.
UPC-A:
4012927080764 (Europe)
Part #:
AGB-BYWP-EUR (Europe)
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
This tabletop game centers on strategic combat between five distinct monster types: Spellcasters, Undead, Beasts, Warriors, and Dragons. Players utilize a rock-paper-scissors style type hierarchy to gain tactical advantages, where superior types deal increased damage and inferior types receive reduced damage when defending. The core gameplay revolves around exploiting these elemental affinities to outmaneuver opponents and achieve victory.
Story
Monster Types
There are five types of monsters, and some are stronger or weaker compared to others. Please refer to the Type Hierarchy Chart for details. Damage is offset in battles that occur due to these relationships.
The specific Monster Type Icons include:
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Spellcaster
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Undead
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Beast
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Warrior
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Dragon
Type Advantages
A superior Type attacks an inferior Type... superior Type ATK +10.
An inferior Type attacks a superior Type... superior Type DEF +10.
Even if the superior Type (defending) does not defend normally, damage will be reduced by 10. For details about damage, please refer to page 44.
Type Hierarchy
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Superior: Spellcaster
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Inferior: Undead
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Superior: Beast
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Inferior: Dragon
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Superior: Warrior
How to Play
Game Overview
Players transform the dice on the Field into a dungeon and build pathways that lead summoned monsters against your opponent. Players must defeat the enemy Die Master to win the match.
Core Components
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Dice: Cubes inscribed with Crests containing items or monsters, used to build a dungeon on the Field.
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Die Faces: There are 6 varieties, each with a Crest. Rolling specific Crests allows for Summoning monsters or saving Crests.
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Monsters: Figures moved across the field to battle the enemy.
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Crests: Currency required for actions like attacking and moving.
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Field: A 19x13 grid of squares where dungeons are built.
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Dungeon: Paths built on the Field using dice; monsters move on these paths.
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Dice Pool: The 15 dice selected for use in a specific game.
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Dice Box: Holds up to 99 of each type of dice owned by a player.
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Die Master: Represents the player. Win by attacking the enemy Die Master 3 times.
Basic Gameplay Steps
1. Dice Pool Formation: Select 15 dice from the box before the match starts.
2. Roll the Dice: Select 3 dice from the Dice Pool each turn and roll them.
3. Summon Monster/Item: If two or more Summon Crests of the same level are rolled, choose a monster or item from the dice and place it on the Field.
4. Dimension: Unfold a die into a flat 6-square piece and place it on the Field. The first piece must touch the Die Master area; subsequent pieces must connect to the player's existing dungeon.
5. Monster Movement and Battles: Monsters require Crests to act. One Movement Crest allows one square of movement; one Attack Crest allows an attack on an adjacent enemy. Diagonal attacks are not allowed.
6. Showdown: Repeat steps 2-5. The first player to attack the enemy Die Master three times wins.
Starting the Game
Insert the Game Pak into the Game Boy® Advance and switch to ON. After the opening movie, the Title Screen appears (press START to skip). Press START at the Title Screen to access the Title Menu.
To start a new game, select NEW GAME. The Name Entry Screen will appear.
WARNING: Only one game can be saved. Selecting NEW GAME when a save file exists will erase all old data.
Menu Options
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Dice Pool: Organize and select the 15 dice for duels.
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Tournament: Battle various characters in a tournament. Winners gain a die and prize money; losers keep their dice.
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Free Duel: Battle favorite opponents defeated in Tournament Mode. Winners gain a die.
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Link Duel: Compete against other players using a Game Link Cable. No dice are won or lost.
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Trade: Exchange dice with another player via Game Link Cable.
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Grandpa's Shop: Buy and sell dice.
Tournament Mode Details
1. Select a tournament and press A.
2. A tournament chart is generated with randomly selected opponents. Press A to start.
3. Players proceed to Dice Pool Formation.
CAUTION: Tournament progress cannot be saved. Turning the power off requires restarting from the first round.
Free Duel Details
1. Select an opponent using the Control Pad and press A.
2. The opponent screen appears; press A to start.
3. Players proceed to Dice Pool Formation.
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If the power is turned off during a match, the ranking is recorded as "Washout."
Connecting via Game Link Cable
Necessary Items:
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2 Game Boy Advance systems
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2 Game Paks
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1 Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable
Connection Steps:
1. Ensure both units are OFF. Insert Game Paks.
2. Connect the cable to the External Extension Connector on each system.
3. Switch both units to ON.
4. Refer to page 11 for further instructions.
Cautions:
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Use only the official Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable.
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Ensure the cable is fully inserted.
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Do not disconnect during transmission.
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Do not use a connection box.
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Only two systems can be connected.
Link Duel and Trading
Link Duel:
1. Connect two systems.
2. Ensure Dice Pools are organized via the Game Menu.
3. Both players select "Link Duel" and press A.
4. The first player to press A goes first.
Trading Dice:
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Up to 10 dice can be selected at a time.
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Unequal exchanges are allowed (e.g., 7 dice for 10).
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One-way exchanges (0 for 5) are allowed.
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The 15 dice in the Dice Pool cannot be traded.
Steps to Trade:
1. Connect systems and select "Trade" from the Game Menu.
2. Select dice to trade by highlighting them and pressing A.
3. Confirm the trade list. Remove dice by highlighting and pressing A.
4. Highlight "OK" and press A. Both players must select "YES" to complete the trade.
Grandpa's Shop
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Selling: Players
Controls
L BUTTON
Display Dice Details
R BUTTON
Cycle Through Summoned Monsters
A BUTTON
Confirm Commands
B BUTTON
Cancel Commands
CONTROL PAD
Move Cursor
START
Display Menu Window
SELECT
Change Shape of Dungeon Pieces
Items & Weapons
Energy Disc
Raises a monster's ATK by 20.
Medical Aid Kit
A monster that enters a square with a Medical Aid Kit will have 20 HP restored.
Warp Hole
If two or more warp holes are on the Field at the same time, a monster entering one warp hole will move to the other warp hole.
Tips & Maps
DIE COLOR
There are six die colors indicating the Types of monsters that can be Summoned and items: White (Spellcaster), Green (Beast), Blue (Warrior), Red (Dragon), Yellow (Undead), and Black (Item).
DICE LEVELS
The number at the center of the Summon Crest represents the die level, which determines the level of monsters or items that can be Summoned; higher levels are more difficult to summon due to fewer matching faces.
Summon Crest
These are the only Crests that cannot be saved up and are used for Summoning monsters or items, which requires rolling 2 or more matching Crest numbers on 3 dice.
Movement Crest
Used to move monsters and can be saved up for later use.
Defense Crest
Used by monsters when defending with normal defenses or special abilities and can be saved up.
Attack Crest
Used by monsters when attacking with normal attacks or special abilities and can be saved up.
Magic Crest
Used by monsters when activating magic effects and can be saved up.
Trap Crests
Used by monsters when activating trap effects and can be saved up.
SPECIAL ABILITIES
Monsters with special abilities can be viewed by pressing the L Button; effects are activated by paying Crests, with Movement, Magic, and Attack effects usable during the player's turn, Defense effects when attacked, and Trap effects when requirements are met.
Dimension
This refers to placing a die as a flat, six-square piece on the Field after a successful Summon, and it cannot be rolled again once placed.
Dimension Rules
The first Dimension must touch the Die Master area, subsequent ones must connect to dungeon pieces, and they cannot overlap dungeons, obstacles, or stick out of the Field.
MONSTER SUMMONING
A successful Summon allows a player to choose one die showing a Summon Crest to place on the Field, with a maximum of 10 monsters or items allowed per game.
Summon Cancel
Players can cancel a Summon by pressing the B Button and selecting 'YES' before the monster is placed on the Field.
Crocozaurus
When attacking, its ATK can be increased by 10 points per Attack Crest consumed, with a limit of 3 Crests per turn.
Gator Dragon
When attacked, damage is lowered by 10 points for each Defense Crest consumed, with no limit to the number of Crests used per attack.
Damage Assessment
When defending, damage is the difference between the attacker's ATK and defender's DEF, but if not defending, the full ATK is inflicted upon the defender.
Monster Destruction
Monsters are destroyed and removed from the Field when they receive damage equal to or exceeding their HP, and lost HP cannot be restored unless healed.
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