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Duelists were to wager their Locator Cards in Duels. The eight duelists to collect 6 Locator Cards were to be the finalists. If a player ran out of Locator Cards, they were disqualified. In the manga it was explained that there were exactly 48 Puzzle Cards issued. | Duelists were to wager their Locator Cards in Duels. The eight duelists to collect 6 Locator Cards were to be the finalists. If a player ran out of Locator Cards, they were disqualified. In the manga it was explained that there were exactly 48 Puzzle Cards issued. | ||
| − | By stacking the 48 cards a map of the city would be formed. In the manga, stacking 6 cards would at | + | By stacking the 48 cards a map of the city would be formed. In the manga, stacking 6 cards would at least create a partial map and a light would shine on one spot indicating the location of the finals. In the anime, by inserting 6 cards in a [[Duel Disk]] a holographic projection of the location of the finals would be produced. |
Revision as of 04:49, 26 December 2009
A Locator Card, known as a Puzzle Card in the manga, is a clear card containing a small portion of a map of Domino City. There was one given to each participant of the Battle City tournament.
Duelists were to wager their Locator Cards in Duels. The eight duelists to collect 6 Locator Cards were to be the finalists. If a player ran out of Locator Cards, they were disqualified. In the manga it was explained that there were exactly 48 Puzzle Cards issued.
By stacking the 48 cards a map of the city would be formed. In the manga, stacking 6 cards would at least create a partial map and a light would shine on one spot indicating the location of the finals. In the anime, by inserting 6 cards in a Duel Disk a holographic projection of the location of the finals would be produced.
