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Like the Battle City Disk, The company Mattel (Of Barbie fame) manufactured replicas of the Chaos Duel Disk for use with the real TCG, however the same flaws in the Battle City disk. These include not being able to use card protectors, lack of a fusion deck zone and not being able to have more life points than 9999 even though a card effect such as [[Solemn Wishes]] can boost your [[Life Points]] beyond this. Therefore in order to calculate the user's [[Life Points]] if they exceed this the user must use some way to keep track such as a calculator. | Like the Battle City Disk, The company Mattel (Of Barbie fame) manufactured replicas of the Chaos Duel Disk for use with the real TCG, however the same flaws in the Battle City disk. These include not being able to use card protectors, lack of a fusion deck zone and not being able to have more life points than 9999 even though a card effect such as [[Solemn Wishes]] can boost your [[Life Points]] beyond this. Therefore in order to calculate the user's [[Life Points]] if they exceed this the user must use some way to keep track such as a calculator. | ||
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Revision as of 20:05, 30 June 2007
The Chaos Duel Disk is designed for the members of the organization called Doma in the Waking the Dragons saga. (Doma was unnamed in the english dub.) Functionwise it is identical to the Battle City duel disks except that except for projecting holograms of monsters, it appears to cause the monsters to physically manefest. It looks different to the Battle City disk in that it resembles a scythed blade. It is believed to be modeled after the scythes on the armour of the Orichalcos Soldiers.
Like the Battle City Disk, The company Mattel (Of Barbie fame) manufactured replicas of the Chaos Duel Disk for use with the real TCG, however the same flaws in the Battle City disk. These include not being able to use card protectors, lack of a fusion deck zone and not being able to have more life points than 9999 even though a card effect such as Solemn Wishes can boost your Life Points beyond this. Therefore in order to calculate the user's Life Points if they exceed this the user must use some way to keep track such as a calculator.
