Duel Runner

The Duel Runner, known as D-Wheel (Ｄ・ホイール) in the Japanese version, is a special Duel Disk extension, developed by KaibaCorp introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's for Turbo Duels. They are equipped with a screen which shows details like the current duel field or the Life Points. It can approach speeds of up to 220 kilometers (136.62 miles) per hour during a Turbo Duel. In addition to this, other equipment like the helmet serve to display various information, such as the ATK Points of a monster.

In each Duel Runner, there is one (later there are two) specific card integrated: the Field Spell Card "Speed World" (and later "Speed World 2"). If this card is activated then the duel screen on the Runner will appear. Furthermore all other information irrelevant to the Duel, can be switched off. "Speed World"/"Speed World 2" also activates the Duel Disk, which is attached to the Duel Runner.

Consequently Duel Runners have been seen to posses certain other distinctive characteristics seen on the series. Such to be mentioned are runners that are hybrids with Card Zones that can be detached and used as standard Duel Disks. Some that have sidecars with their own Card Zones attached for Tag-Team Duels. And to be pointed out its possible to have a regular duel on Duel Runners as long as "Speed World" is not activated.

Season 2 introduces Duel Boards, customized skateboards built for children to do Turbo Duels; it also counts as a simplified version of a standard Duel Runner.

In the series, even though Duel Runners are primarily designed for Turbo Duels, they also serve as alternative forms of transportation.

Anime

The first Duel Runner made by Yusei Fudo. Jack Atlas stole it from him along with "Stardust Dragon" before leaving his friends. According to Jack Atlas it has since been destroyed. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator, this runner was not actually destroyed, but was actually being used to power an experiment in secret. The reason for this is unknown seeing as it was only seen in flashbacks.
Yusei Fudo's Duel Runner, known as Yusei Go is similar to the first one he made, but colored in red, which is known to be a rare color. It is a hybrid built mainly from refurbished scrap metal of older runners. It includes a Duel Disk in the design of a Battle City Duel Disk. The Disc along with most of the runner's parts, including the latest top of the line marketed KaibaCorp acceleration chip: the Skyline 30; were either scavenged or stolen from sector security. Has been modified by Yusei and Bruno with their new engine program in order to compete in the WRGP. Yusei believes this upgrade will also help him achieve Accel Synchro. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time, Jaden Yuki asks Yusei about "Yusei Go" being the Duel Disk of the future.
Jack Atlas' Duel Runner, known as Phoenix Whirlwind in the English version of the series, but known as Wheel of Fortune in the Japanese version. Jack's Duel Runner is a hybrid. In the English version, this is also Yusei's first Duel Runner. In a later episode it is mentioned that Jacks Duel Runner is the only one of it's type in the world. It was later upgraded for WRGP.
Sector Security Standard Issue Duel Runner - Members of Sector Security, including Trudge, use this type of Duel Runner for Turbo Duels.
Hunter Pace's Duel Runner - His Duel Runner is in the style of a chopper.
Bolt Tanner's Duel Runner - Tanner's Duel Runner from his days as a pro duelist. Judging by Episodes 65 onward, this is a mass-production model. Greiger had a black version of this model during his flashback before his duel with Yusei.
Blister & Aero's Duel Runner - This Duel Runner was owned by both Blister & Aero and was used for Tag Turbo Duels. Blister drove the bike with Aero in the sidecar. During a duel, the sidecar broke off and was destroyed leaving the motorcycle part.	150px
Greiger's Duel Runner - Called The Beast in the English dub. A large, skull-adorned Duel Runner in the style of a dragster. Two of the four back tires can also come off, revealing a set of blades mounted on each axle, similar to a war chariot. It was later remodeled after Greiger became a Dark Signer.
Crow Hogan's Duel Runner, known as Blackbird can change into a flight mode, by folding out a set of wings. This is also a hybrid model. It is revealed that this Duel Runner originally belong to Robert Pearson, who gave it to Crow before he died. Unknown to Crow up until episode 95, The Blackbird had a compartment in the back close to the engine which contained the Black-Winged Dragon card which was also used by Robert Pearson before he died, this card was unlocked from the compartment via a password that Crow unknowingly said during his duel with Bolger. It was upgraded for the WRGP.
Sector Security's Duel Runner for Tag Duels. It is a massive armored van manned by two Security officers. The duel is shown on a large monitor in front of the pair. An eye-like probe detaches from the main van and follows the opponents to project the monsters.
Rex Goodwin's Duel Runner - Goodwin used this to fly off the Daedalus Bridge. This Duel Runner came to symbolize freedom. This is the inspiration for the flight mode on the Blackbird.
Kalin Kessler's Duel Runner - Kalin uses this Duel Runner in Shadow Turbo Duels. It appears to have been created with such duels in mind, as it is able to take far more punishment than the typical Duel Runner. It is the Duel Runner equivalent to a Dark Signer's duel disk, with the dragon wing at the back and the teeth in the front. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2010: Reverse of Arcadia it is called Giganto L.
Carly Carmine appears with her own Duel Runner in to duel against Jack Atlas. The design is similar to Kalin's Duel Runner, but with alternate coloring and smaller tires which represents her personality as a Dark Signer.
Ghost's Duel Runner. This Duel Runner was one that Sector Security was testing, but was taken by Primo for Ghost's use.
Sherry LeBlanc's Duel Runner. She rides it in her Turbo Duel with Yusei, with Akiza watching on top of his Runner. This Duel Runner seems to resemble a horse, with the card spaces on its neck and its monitor having a royal theme. It was thrown into the sea in episode 110 by Jakob. It is a hybrid model.
Elsworth's Duel Runner. Its front is themed like an old-fashioned car. It was destroyed in episode 110 by Jakob, but had another as shown in episode 117.
Dobocle's Duel Runner. It was destroyed by Machine Emperor Wisel Infinity.
Primo's Duel Runner, known as T-666 or Terrible Omen. This Duel Runner isn't registered in Security's database, which led them to believe it was Ghost.
Bruno's true Duel Runner when he's in his Vizor persona, known as Delta Eagle. Its unusual design allows it to achieve incredible speeds far beyond that of a normal Duel Runner. To onlookers, the sudden burst of acceleration gives the impression that his Duel Runner has vanished completely.
Akiza Izinski's Prototype Duel Runner. It was built by Yusei and his friends as a gift for her. Akiza uses it to learn how to drive one, and in the first part of her evaluation, to obtain her license.
Akiza Izinski's Duel Runner, known as Bloody Kiss. It was remodeled by Yusei, Jack and Crow for Akiza's qualification Duel. She uses it in her first Turbo Duel against Trudge. For the WRGP, it now has Team 5D's logo. Like Yusei's, Jack's and Crow's runners, Bloody Kiss is also a Hybrid model, Unlike Yusei's, Jack's and Crow's this D-Wheel was not upgraded for the WRGP.	150px
The Turbo Duel exam Duel Runner. This model of Duel Runner was used by all the applicants for a Turbo Duel license except for Akiza. It and the Sector Security Duel Runners are the only mass-produced Duel Runners shown in the anime. Syd's gang uses pure black versions of this model.
A Duel Runner belonging to a person living in New Domino City, it was stolen by a member of Syd's gang.
The Duel Runner that Bruno uses when not using Delta Eagle as Vizor. Several like it are also seen in a shop window in Close to you. It is likely that this is a mass-produced Runner made for younger teens due to it's size and inferior capabilities.
The Duel Runner which is used by members of Ramon's gang.
Lawton's Duel Runner. Its front head is in the shape of a drilling machine.
Bolger's Duel Runner. It has boosters that allow it to gain more speed and was built to go around turns easier. It's a new model that he used against Crow Hogan. It can be seen in commercials before Crow talks to Bolger.	150px
Team Unicorn's Duel Runners are used by Team Unicorn members Andore, Breo, and Jean. They are built to resemble unicorns. Each horn is also a different color to distinguish it from the others, Andore's is blue, Breo's is green, and Jean's is red.
Hermann's Duel Runner.
Nicolas's Duel Runner. Similar to Hermann's Duel Runner but painted black with the tail section hanging down and the prongs either side of the wheel pointing up. It was destroyed after a failed attempt to make Jack crash, by the effect of Doom's Ray.
Hans's Duel Runner. Similar to Hermann and Nicolas's Duel Runners with orange frills at the rear.
A Duel Runner belonging to one of Team White Tiger's members. It is in the shape of a tiger.	150px
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A Duel Runner belonging to a member of Team White Wind. It has two bladewings and a blue canopy.
A Duel Runner belonging to a member of Team Burning. It has various flame decorations on it.
Since The Beast was destroyed after his duel with Crow, Greiger uses another Duel Runner when he reunites with Yusei and Jack. This one is much smaller but has similar decoration. It also has a sidecar that is used by Greiger's siblings, Annie and Max.
Team Taiyo's Duel Runner was given to them by Taro Yamashita's father if they were able to fix it. This Duel Runner was repaired by Yusei, Leo, and Bruno since the Diablo nearly destroyed it.	150px
Team Ragnarok's Duel Runners, known as Walhallander used by Harald, Brave, and Dragan. Their runners differences only by the color of the horns and Duel Runner each member uses.
Jakob's Duel Runner is shaped like a chariot.
Aporia's Duel Runner. It's the fusion of Primo's Terrible Omen, Lester's Duel Board and Jakob's Duel Runner. It looks like Paradox's Duel Runner.
This is the Duel Runner used by one of Antinomy's opponents shortly before the Machine Emperor invasion.

Wheelie Breakers only

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Wheelie Breakers, some characters which don't have Duel Runners in the anime use virtual ones to duel in the Virtual Terminal Turbo Dueling system.

Akiza Izinski has a red and black Duel Runner, with a helmet resembling her 'Black Rose' mask.
Leo has a small, light blue Duel Runner with an aerial, matching his hairstyle. Its design is also similar to his custom Duel Disk.	150px
Luna has a Duel Runner similar to her brothers but pink in color and has two aerials.	150px
Mr. Armstrong's Duel Runner is a type of Security Duel Runner.
Gill Randsborg's Duel Runner follows his medieval-theme and matches his armor.
Lazar's Duel Runner is purple with a grinning face painted on the front.

Manga only

Sect's Duel Runner is modeled after a bee.
The Skeleton Knight uses his horse as his Duel Runner.
Ran Kobayakawa's Duel Runner.

3D Bonds Beyond Time

Paradox's Duel Runner. It has the abilities to transform into a hovercraft and travel through time. It is a Hybrid model.