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* [[Kagemusha of the Blue Flame]]<ref group=Notes name=first>This card is Summoned during his brief Duel with [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] at the start of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 001|episode 1]].</ref>
 
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Revision as of 05:38, 27 October 2013

Joey Wheeler's Deck has changed numerous times throughout the series. His strategies often involve luck, which is sometimes criticized by other characters. It usually consists of Warrior-Type monsters and later support for "Red-Eyes Black Dragon".

Initially he tried filling his Deck with just powerful Monster Cards. His Deck becomes more balanced as he learns more about the game.

Anime and manga

Duelist Kingdom

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Yugi Muto 1 Lose
Téa Gardner 2 Lose (+ 4 times off-screen)
Mai Valentine 6 Win
Rex Raptor 11-12 Win
Seto Kaiba 16 Lose
Bonz 17-18 Win
Paradox Brothers 19-21 Win (with Yugi Muto)
Bandit Keith 31-32 Win
Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi 33-34 Lose
Mai Valentine 44 No result

During Duelist Kingdom Joey's Deck comprised mainly of Warriors, Beast-Warriors or other tough-looking anthropomorphic animals.

Since the rules at this stage of the series excluded Tribute Summons, many of his monsters are above Level 4 and could be Summoned without Tributes.

In the anime on the boat trip to Duelist Kingdom, Joey acquired a few additions to his Deck. Yugi gave him the "Time Wizard" card and Joey traded with other people to get "Baby Dragon", "Salamandra", "Shield & Sword" and "Kunai with Chain". During the tournament, Tristan Taylor gave him the card "Lava Battleguard" in the anime. Joey won the card "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" off Rex Raptor by gambling the "Time Wizard" card.


Duelist Kingdom Deck (anime)

Monster Cards

Normal Monsters

Effect Monsters

Other monsters

Magic Cards

Trap Cards

Differences to OCG/TCG Cards

  • "Time Wizard" and "Copycat" were treated as Magic Cards. "Time Wizard's" effect consisted of a spinning roulette. There was a 2 in 3 chance of it stopping on a skull symbol. This would destroy all the controller's monsters and cause them to take damage equal to half the combined ATK of all monsters they controlled. There was a 1 in 3 chance of landing on one of the win symbols, which accelerated time by a thousand years. The result caused all monsters on the field to age, which usually weakened them. In "Baby Dragon's" case, it evolved into "Thousand Dragon". "Dark Magician" became weaker, but gained effects as "Dark Sage" when affected by "Time Wizard" while it was equipped with the Book of Secret Arts.

Vs. Duke Devlin

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Duke Devlin 46 Lose

In the anime, Joey Dueled Duke Devlin using a Deck made from Booster Packs opened just before the Duel. Yugi objected that Joey shouldn't Duel using cards he's not used to. All the cards are from the Thousand Eyes Bible expansion of the actual card game.

Battle City

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Seeker 55 Lose
Espa Roba 58-59 Win
Weevil Underwood 63-64 Win
Mako Tsunami 68-69 Win
Odion Ishtar 86-89 Win
Seto Kaiba, Yami Marik, Yugi Muto 122-124 Lose; 3rd place
Yami Marik 125-128 Lose
Seto Kaiba 135-137 Lose
Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi 143 Not shown

Many changes are made to Joey's Deck during the Battle City tournament.

With the rules changed to be closer to the OCG and TCG, Joey's Deck includes fewer high Level monsters as they must now be Tribute Summoned.

The number of tough Warriors and Beast-Warrior-Type monsters decreases and he includes a few cartoon-like warriors, while many more luck based cards are added.

Due to the Ante rule, Joey loses his "Red-Eyes Black Dragon", but wins a few more rare cards. Although Yugi manages to win back Joey's "Red-Eyes", Joey refuses to take it back and says he'll earn it when he becomes a better Duelist (in the English dub, he lends it to Yugi to help defeat Marik). In later arcs of the anime, he is shown to have it again, so it is assumed he defeated Yugi in the Duel following the tournament. However, in the manga Jonouchi does not use it again, except in Millennium World, where he wouldn't necessarily need the actual card.

Battle City Deck (Anime)

Monster Cards

Normal Monsters

Effect Monsters

Ritual Monsters

Magic Cards

Trap Cards

Possessed Deck

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Yugi Muto/Yami Yugi 75-78 Draw

During the tournament, Joey gets possessed by Marik Ishtar and is forced to Duel Yugi. Marik adds a number of Magic Cards to his Deck, which allow him to directly destroy monsters and inflict damage, although such cards were outlawed in this tournament.

Dream Deck

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Unidentified kid #1 128 Win
Unidentified kid #2 130 Win
Unidentified kid #3 133 Lose

After losing to Yami Marik, Joey falls into a coma, where he has a flashback to the tournament he entered in episode 2, using his original deck based on Warrior-Type monsters (In the dub dreams he is participating in another tournament).

Virtual World

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Johnson 104-105 Win
The Big Five 111-113 Win (with Yugi Muto)

In Noah Kaiba's virtual world, Joey was made to construct a Deck to use in this world. He made one close to his Battle City Deck, but also included a number of "Harpie" cards as a tribute to Mai Valentine.

He used "Flame Swordsman" as his Deck Master, where it could distribute its ATK among Joey's other monsters.

He teamed up with Yugi to face the Big Five. Here Joey was able to combine "Flame Swordsman" with Yugi's Deck Master, "Dark Magician" to form "Dark Flare Knight" and "Mirage Knight" who became their shared Deck Master.

Waking the Dragons

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Mai Valentine 151-154 No result
Rex Raptor 160-162 Win
Valon 169-172 Win
Mai Valentine 172-173 Lose

Joey's Deck had evolved to incorporate even more luck cards. He also has included cards that end the opponents turns as well as Armor cards, much to Valon's surprise. The main addition, however, is "The Claw of Hermos" which can fuse with monster cards to become Equip Cards.

Waking the Dragons Deck

Monster Cards

Normal Monsters

Effect Monsters

Ritual Monsters

Magic Cards

Hermos Fusions

Trap Cards

Grand Championship

Record
Opponent(s) Episode(s) Outcome
Solomon Muto 187-188 Win
Zigfried von Schroeder 190-191 Lose

In the Grand Championship Joey's Deck incorporates more support for low level monsters, such as the Landstar monsters. He continues his luck cards as well as his more memorable cards like "Red-Eyes Black Dragon" and "Jinzo."

Dawn of the Duel

He has not been seen Dueling properly during this arc, but he used cards from previous arcs while he's in Ancient Egypt to protect himself and others from Zorc Necrophades.

Yu-Gi-Oh! R

Record
Opponent(s) Chapter(s) Outcome
Klamath Osler 5 Win
Pete Coppermine 7 Win
Mendo Cino 12-13 Win
Reiko Kitamori 20-21 Win
Bandit Keith 33-36 Win

Other anime

Pyramid of Light

Video games

Dark Duel Stories

Joey's Deck from Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories is loosely based on his early Battle City Deck from the manga, featuring "Red-Eyes B. Dragon" as his signature card. Other monsters previously used by Joey include "Mountain Warrior", "Time Wizard" and "Swordsman of Landstar". Other than that, Joey's Deck was stacked with many weaker low-level monsters to reflect his low-level in the game.

The Eternal Duelist Soul

Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel

The Falsebound Kingdom

The Sacred Cards

World Championship Tournament 2004

See also: Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship Tournament 2004 Opponents#Level 3 opponents

Joey Wheeler is a Level 3 opponent in World Championship Tournament 2004. In order to unlock him, the player must defeat all of the Level 2 Duelists at least five times and have a "Jinzo" in their Trunk, but not in their Deck. If they can amass at least ten wins and maintain at least a 50% win ratio against Joey, the latter stipulation no longer applies.

Fitting his aggressive personality in the anime, Joey's Deck is full of high-ATK monsters, primarily Warriors and Beast-Warriors. Many of his Level 4 monsters have 2000 ATK or more, but suffer from various restrictions, such as changing to Defense Position after the Battle Phase or losing ATK for every monster destroyed. He also has some dangerous Effect Monsters, such as "Jinzo" and "Time Wizard", and he almost always activates the latter's effect successfully, making it difficult to keep monsters on the field.

He has generic Spells and only a few Traps, which mostly focus on strengthening his own monsters or getting rid of his opponent's monsters to give him a clear shot at their Life Points. If he gets the chance, he'll also use "Polymerization" to bring out one of three deadly Fusion Monsters: the 1700-ATK, potentially-Direct Attacking "Alligator's Sword Dragon", the 2400-ATK "Thousand Dragon", or his strongest monster, the 3200-ATK "Black Skull Dragon".

On the other hand, Joey's Deck has no Spell or Trap negation apart from Jinzo, and very little defense against monster Summons (other than his "Ring of Destruction" cards). He also tends to Summon "Time Wizard" in Attack Position to make use of its effect immediately, which leaves him vulnerable to taking a large amount of Battle Damage from a powerful monster.

Reshef of Destruction

7 Trials to Glory: World Championship Tournament 2005

World Championship 2007

World Championship 2008

Yu-Gi-Oh! Nightmare Troubadour

Decks

Deck Recipe

Duel Terminal

Notes

  1. ↑ a b c d e f g h i j k l This card was played as a Normal Monster. It is a Fusion Monster in the TCG/OCG.
  2. ↑ a b c This card was played as an Effect Monster card. It is a Fusion Monster in the TCG/OCG.
  3. ↑ a b This card was shown as a Normal Monster that is DARK, 0 ATK, 100 DEF, Level 5, and has an effect lore. In the TCG/OCG, it is an Effect Monster that is LIGHT, 0 ATK, 0 DEF, Level 1.
  4. ↑ a b c d e This card was played as a Spell Card. It is an Effect Monster in the TCG/OCG.
  5. ↑ This card can be seen in his hand in Duel 64.
  6. ↑ a b c d He traded with someone on the boat to Duelist Kingdom to acquire this card.
  7. ↑ a b c d This card can be seen in his hand at the beginning of episode 1.
  8. ↑ a b c d This card can be seen when Yugi checks Joey's Deck during episode 2.
  9. ↑ This card was played in face-down Defense Position during his duel with Bonz. Its name was not mentioned.
  10. ↑ This card is Summoned during his brief Duel with Yugi at the start of episode 1.
  11. ↑ This card was played in face-down Defense Position during his Duel with Mai Valentine Its name was not mentioned.
  12. ↑ He won this card from Rex Raptor during episode 12.
  13. ↑ This card can be seen in his opening hand during his Duel with Rex Raptor in the original version. This card is replaced by "Sword Arm of Dragon" in the dub.
  14. ↑ This card was given to him by Tristan Taylor during episode 11.
  15. ↑ This card was given to him by Yugi during episode 3.
  16. ↑ He lost this card to Seeker during episode 55. Yugi won it back in episode 57 and Joey told him to keep it.
  17. ↑ a b c d This card was played as a Normal Monster. It is an Effect Monster in the TCG/OCG.
  18. ↑ He won this card from Weevil Underwood during episode 64.
  19. ↑ He won this card from Espa Roba during episode 59.
  20. ↑ This card was placed into his Deck by Weevil during episode 63.
  21. ↑ He won this card from Mako Tsunami during episode 69.
  22. ↑ This card is won from Mako Tsunami during episode 69, but he is not shown to ever play it, very likely due to it being a Ritual monster and thus requires a specific Ritual Spell in order to Summon it, which he doesn't have.
  23. ↑ a b This card can be seen in his hand in episode 135 in the dub.
  24. ↑ a b This card is discarded via the effect of "Helpoemer" during episode 127.
  25. ↑ a b c d e f g h i This card was played as a Magic Card. It was depicted as a Trap Card in the dub. It is a Trap Card in the TCG/OCG.
  26. ↑ This card is Summoned during episode 120 when he battles to reach the exit to the Virtual World.
  27. ↑ a b This card is Summoned during episode 110 to distract the Big Five and escape.
  28. ↑ a b c This card can be seen when he searches his Deck to choose his Deck Master during 104.
  29. ↑ a b c This card can be seen in his hand during episode 111.
  30. ↑ This card can be seen in his hand after Mai activates "Card of Sanctity" during episode 173.
  31. ↑ a b This card is drawn but not played by him during episode 191. Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name "hand" defined multiple times with different content
  32. ↑ a b This card is removed from play with the effect of "Goddess Urd's Verdict" during episode 191.
  33. ↑ This card is discarded via the effect of "Nibelung's Ring" during episode 191.
  34. ↑ This card can be seen in his hand during episodes 188 and 190.
  35. ↑ He took this card from Bandit Keith after Duelist Kingdom. He returns it to him after their Duel in chapter 36.
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