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This game takes place in Battle City.
 
This game takes place in Battle City.
  
==Start of Game Duelists==
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==Characters==
* [[Téa Gardner]]: She runs a deck filled with female cards such as [[Fire Princess]], [[Marie the Fallen One]], [[Sonic Maid]], and [[Lady Assailant of Flames]]. She'll also pull out fusion monsters like [[Mystical Sand]] and [[Warrior of Tradition]] from time to time.
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:''Main article: [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel Characters]]''.
* [[Joey Wheeler]]: Joey runs a lot of luck-based cards like [[Skull Dice]], [[Graceful Dice]], and [[Time Wizard]].
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The game includes characters from the [[Duelist Kingdom]] and [[Battle City]] arcs of the [[Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime|Yu-Gi-Oh! anime]] and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! manga|manga]].
* [[Yugi Moto]]: Yugi mainly runs Magnet Warriors and [[Spellcaster]]s. He is one of the hardest opponents in the game.
 
* [[Seto Kaiba]]: Seto Kaiba is also a hard duelist. He tries to acquire tributes for his [[Blue-Eyes White Dragon]] and if given the opportunity he will use the effect of [[Cyber-Stein]] to summon his [[Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon]]. He also sometimes couples BEUD with [[Megamorph]] for an [[OTK]].
 
* [[Mai Valentine]]: Mai runs a general [[Winged Beast]]-[[Type]] / [[Wind]]-[[Attribute]] deck with [[Harpies]] as her centerpiece. Be careful if you run [[Cyber Harpie]] because she can use your own Harpie to activate [[Elegant Egotist]] to summon [[Harpie Lady Sisters]].
 
* [[Mako Tsunami]]: Mako Tsunami runs water monsters and the [[Field Spell Card]] [[Umi]]. He can often pull off an annoying combo of [[Umi]] and [[Tornado Wall]] that prevents him from taking any [[Battle Damage]].
 
* [[Espa Roba]]: Espa Roba uses a loose "psychic"-themed deck with cards that can allow him to "see" your deck such as [[Big Eye]] and [[Light of Intervention]]. His most powerful monster is [[Jinzo]].
 
* [[Weevil Underwood]]: Weevil uses [[Insect]]s, and his goal is usually to bring out his [[Insect Queen]]. He also uses many [[Flip Effect]] monsters such as [[Needle Worm]], [[Parasite Paracide]], and [[Man-Eater Bug]]
 
* [[Rex Raptor]]: Rex Raptor uses [[Dinosaur]]s such as [[Two-Headed King Rex]].
 
* [[Solomon Muto]]: Solomon doesn’t quite have a theme however, he does have an Exodia set in his deck.
 
* [[Ryo Bakura]]: He mostly uses the [[Destiny Board]] cards and [[Gravekeeper's Servant]], as well as Fiend-type monsters (though he never summons his signature card, [[Dark Necrofear]]).
 
* [[Ishizu Ishtar]]: Her deck is filled with rather powerful [[Light]]-[[Attribute]] / [[Fairy]]-[[Type]] monsters such as [[Hysteric Fairy]], [[Dunames Dark Witch]], and [[The Forgiving Maiden]]. Some of her other cards include [[Luminous Spark]], [[Soul of Purity and Light]], and [[St. Joan]].
 
 
 
==Late Game Duelists==
 
* [[Mokuba Kaiba]]: Mokuba can be unlocked by having a record of losing at least 5 duels. The easiest duelist in the game. His strongest card is [[Kanan the Swordmistress]] and the only trap card he uses is [[Magic Jammer]]. When you challenge Mokuba and Kaiba is in the same area, Kaiba will intercept and you will duel him instead (and vice versa; a silar effect can be observed with Tea and Mai, Joey and Mai, Bakura and Marik and Odion and Marik). Mokuba does not play monsters in defense mode, making him always wide open for an attack.
 
* [[Marik Ishtar]]: [[Dark]] Monsters leveled with [[Gravity Bind]].
 
* [[Bandit Keith]]: Gamble Cards and [[Machine]]s
 
* [[Duke Devlin]]: Dice Cards
 
* [[Maximillion Pegasus]]: Pegasus runs a deck filled with [[Toon]]s
 
* [[Rare Hunter]]s: If you lose to them, they will steal your cards. In the early game they are encountered randomly when you talk to passengers, but later you can unlock them as regular opponents.
 
** Exodia Rare Hunter: [[Exodia]]
 
** Strings: [[Revival Jam]]
 
** [[Lumis]] and [[Umbra]]: Masks
 
** [[Arkana]]: [[Dark Magician]]
 
** [[Odion]]: Lots and lots of [[Trap Cards]]
 
* [[Shadi]]: He will copy the deck of one of the other opponents in the game (for example [[Yugi]], [[Kaiba]], and [[Marik]]).
 
  
 
==Glitches==
 
==Glitches==

Revision as of 21:38, 2 July 2008

Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
English  Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
Developer(s)  Konmai
Publisher(s)  Konami
Platform(s)  Game Boy Advance
Release date(s)
  • United States April 15, 2003
  • Europe April 17, 2003
  • Japan April 17, 2003

This game takes place in Battle City.

Characters

Main article: Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel Characters.

The game includes characters from the Duelist Kingdom and Battle City arcs of the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and manga.

Glitches

See: Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel Glitches.

Promo cards

See: Stairway to the Destined Duel Promos