Difference between revisions of "Scripted Duel"

From Yugipedia
Jump to: navigation, search
(→‎List of OCG scripted Duels)
m
 
(15 intermediate revisions by 10 users not shown)
Line 11: Line 11:
 
The live video feed features duelists with physical copies of the cards mentioned in the script. Duelists draw and play cards normally. Whenever a card is to be searched from the [[main deck|deck]] per [[Card effect]], the card meant to be searched is already on top of the deck or in an otherwise pre-determined location in order to avoid shuffling the rigged deck.
 
The live video feed features duelists with physical copies of the cards mentioned in the script. Duelists draw and play cards normally. Whenever a card is to be searched from the [[main deck|deck]] per [[Card effect]], the card meant to be searched is already on top of the deck or in an otherwise pre-determined location in order to avoid shuffling the rigged deck.
  
−
The decks are played with the characters' most iconic monsters from the anime, although occasionally cards that the character have never played or have never even been seen in the series have been shown, usually [[Staple]] cards, or cards related to cards that the character has played in the series. The script of TCG scripted duels do not adhere strictly to the [[Advanced Format]], and it is not uncommon for characters to play cards [[Forbidden]] at the time. In contrast, OCG scripted duels do comply with the Advanced Format at the time.
+
The decks are played with the characters' most iconic monsters from the anime, although occasionally cards that the character have never played or have never even been seen in the series have been shown, usually [[Staple]] cards, or cards related to cards that the character has played in the series. The script of ''TCG'' scripted duels do not adhere strictly to the [[Advanced Format]], and it is not uncommon for characters to play cards [[Forbidden]] at the time. In contrast, OCG scripted duels do comply with the Advanced Format at the time.
  
−
The duel is conducted under the rules set in the anime, with each duelist starting with 4000 [[Life Points]]. In TCG scripted duels, card effects are usually applied as shown in the anime. In rare scenarios, a played card might adhere to its TCG/OCG effect instead of its anime one. Rarer still, a played card may not adhere to its effect depicted in either the anime or the TCG/OCG. In contrast, played cards in OCG scripted duels adhere to their TCG/OCG effects, rather than their anime ones.
+
The duel is conducted under the rules set in the anime, with each duelist starting with 4000 [[Life Points]]. In ''TCG'' scripted duels, card effects are usually applied as shown in the anime. In rare scenarios, a played card might adhere to its ''OCG''/''TCG'' effect instead of its anime one. Rarer still, a played card may not adhere to its effect depicted in either the anime or the ''OCG''/''TCG''. In contrast, played cards in ''OCG'' scripted duels adhere to their ''OCG''/''TCG'' effects, rather than their anime ones.
 +
 
 +
In ''TCG'' scripted duels, characters can utilize [[Summon|summoning methods]] that didn't exist during their time period. For instance, in [[World_Championship_2016_Special:_Yugi_vs._Kaiba|World Championship 2016 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba]], [[Seto Kaiba]] [[Synchro Summon|Synchro Summons]] "[[Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon]]", while [[Yugi Muto]] [[Xyz Summon|Xyz Summons]] "[[Ebon High Magician]]". In ''OCG'' scripted duels, characters only utilize summoning methods that existed during their time period.  
  
 
===New cards played by characters===
 
===New cards played by characters===
Line 318: Line 320:
  
 
{{Decklist|Jack Atlas
 
{{Decklist|Jack Atlas
 +
|effect monsters =
 +
* [[Bone Archfiend]]
 +
* [[Red Familiar]]
 +
|tuner monsters =
 +
* [[Vision Resonator]]
 
|synchro monsters =
 
|synchro monsters =
 
* [[Hot Red Dragon Archfiend]]
 
* [[Hot Red Dragon Archfiend]]
Line 323: Line 330:
 
* [[Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Bane]]
 
* [[Hot Red Dragon Archfiend Bane]]
 
* [[Red Rising Dragon]]
 
* [[Red Rising Dragon]]
 +
* [[Red Supernova Dragon]]
 
|spells =
 
|spells =
 +
* [[Absolute Powerforce (card)|Absolute Powerforce]]
 
* [[Monster Reborn]]
 
* [[Monster Reborn]]
 
* [[Pot of Desires]]
 
* [[Pot of Desires]]
 
* [[Pot of Greed]]
 
* [[Pot of Greed]]
 +
* [[Return of the Dragon Lords]]
 +
* [[Twin Twisters]]
 
|traps =
 
|traps =
 +
* [[Escape from the Dark Dimension]]
 
* [[King's Consonance]]
 
* [[King's Consonance]]
−
* [[Twin Twisters]]
+
* [[Safe Zone]]
 
}}
 
}}
  
Line 383: Line 395:
 
}}
 
}}
  
−
===Cards played differently from their ''TCG''/''OCG'' versions===
+
{{Decklist|Playmaker
 +
|effect monsters =
 +
* [[Cyberse Converter]]
 +
* [[Lady Debug]]
 +
* [[Sea Archiver]]
 +
|fusion monsters =
 +
* [[Diplexer Chimera]]
 +
|xyz monsters =
 +
* [[Cyberse Reminder]]
 +
|link monsters =
 +
* [[Proxy Dragon]]
 +
|spells =
 +
* [[Instant Fusion]]
 +
* [[Monster Reborn]]
 +
* [[Raigeki]]
 +
}}
 +
 
 +
{{Decklist|Varis
 +
|effect monsters =
 +
* [[Absorouter Dragon]]
 +
* [[Exploderokket Dragon]]
 +
* [[Rokket Tracer]]
 +
|fusion monsters =
 +
* [[Borreload Furious Dragon]]
 +
|link monsters =
 +
* [[Striker Dragon]]
 +
|spells =
 +
* [[Rapid Trigger]]
 +
}}
 +
 
 +
===Cards played differently from their ''OCG''/''TCG'' versions===
 
{{Decklist|
 
{{Decklist|
 
|effect monsters =
 
|effect monsters =
Line 487: Line 529:
 
* [[Xyz Reflect]]
 
* [[Xyz Reflect]]
 
}}
 
}}
 +
 +
==Series Representation==
 +
Most of the ''TCG'' scripted duels feature a character from the original ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' anime. The duels can feature characters from different anime series, such as [[Yugi Muto]] from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' and [[Astral]] from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]''. Characters from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'', and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'' have been represented. ''{{wikia:ygotas||Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series}}'' has been referenced.
 +
 +
Initially, the ''OCG'' scripted duels featured characters from the current anime series. However, after ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'' finished broadcasting, the ''OCG'' scripted duels began to feature characters from past anime series. All of the ''OCG'' scripted duels feature characters from the same anime series. Characters from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'', and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'' have been represented.
  
 
==Featured actors==
 
==Featured actors==
−
So far, characters from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL]]'', ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V]]'', and ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS]]'' have been represented. ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series]]'' has been referenced.
 
  
 
===''TCG''===
 
===''TCG''===
Line 506: Line 552:
 
* [[Oliver Wyman]] as [[Aster Phoenix]], [[Zigfried von Schroeder]]
 
* [[Oliver Wyman]] as [[Aster Phoenix]], [[Zigfried von Schroeder]]
 
* [[Nell Balaban]] as [[Ishizu Ishtar]]
 
* [[Nell Balaban]] as [[Ishizu Ishtar]]
 +
* [[Matthew Labyorteaux]] as [[Jaden Yuki]]
 +
* [[Billy Bob Thompson]] as [[Gong Strong]]
  
 
===''OCG''===
 
===''OCG''===
Line 515: Line 563:
 
* [[Shouya Ishige]] as [[Yusaku Fujiki|Yusaku Fujiki/Playmaker]]
 
* [[Shouya Ishige]] as [[Yusaku Fujiki|Yusaku Fujiki/Playmaker]]
 
* [[Shunsuke Takeuchi]] as [[Ryoken Kogami|Ryoken Kogami/Varis]]
 
* [[Shunsuke Takeuchi]] as [[Ryoken Kogami|Ryoken Kogami/Varis]]
 +
* [[Takahiro Sakurai]] as [[Ai]]
 +
* [[Yuya Miyashita]] as [[Yusei Fudo]]
 +
* [[Tasuku Hatanaka]] as [[Yuma Tsukumo]]
 +
* [[Toshiki Masuda]] as [[Shark]]
 +
* [[Hiroki Takahashi]] as [[Joey Wheeler]]
 +
* [[Tetsuya Iwanaga]] as [[Yami Marik]]
 +
* [[Haruhi Terada]] as [[Mai Valentine]]
 +
* [[Shunsuke Kazama]] as [[Yami Yugi]]
 +
* [[Kenjiro Tsuda]] as [[Seto Kaiba]]
  
 
==List of ''TCG'' scripted Duels==
 
==List of ''TCG'' scripted Duels==
Line 528: Line 585:
 
* [[North American WCQ 2016 Special: Yusei vs. Yuya|Yusei vs. Yuya]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] on July 10, 2016
 
* [[North American WCQ 2016 Special: Yusei vs. Yuya|Yusei vs. Yuya]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] on July 10, 2016
 
* [[World Championship 2016 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba|Yugi vs. Kaiba]] at [[World Championship 2016]] in [[wikipedia:Orlando, Florida|Orlando, Florida]] on August 21, 2016
 
* [[World Championship 2016 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba|Yugi vs. Kaiba]] at [[World Championship 2016]] in [[wikipedia:Orlando, Florida|Orlando, Florida]] on August 21, 2016
−
* [[North American WCQ 2017 Special: Pegasus vs. Jack and Aster vs. Jack|Pegasus vs. Jack and Aster vs. Jack]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Chicago|Chicago, Illinois]] on July 9, 2017
+
* [[North American WCQ 2017 Special: Pegasus vs. Jack and Aster vs. Jack|Pegasus vs. Jack and Aster vs. Jack]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Chicago, Illinois]] on July 9, 2017
−
* [[North American WCQ 2018 Special: Jean-Claude Magnum vs. Zigfried Von Schroeder|Jean-Claude Magnum vs. Zigfried Von Schroeder]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Fort Worth|Fort Worth, Texas]] on July 1, 2018
+
* [[North American WCQ 2018 Special: Jean-Claude Magnum vs. Zigfried Von Schroeder|Jean-Claude Magnum vs. Zigfried von Schroeder]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Fort Worth, Texas]] on July 1, 2018
−
* [[North American WCQ 2019 Special: Joey vs. Ishizu|Joey vs. Ishizu]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh|Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] on June 23, 2019
+
* [[North American WCQ 2019 Special: Joey vs. Ishizu|Joey vs. Ishizu]] at North American World Championship Qualifiers in [[wikipedia:Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania]] on June 23, 2019
−
* [[World Championship 2019 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba|Yugi vs. Kaiba]] at [[World Championship 2019]] in [[wikipedia:Berlin, Germany|Berlin, Germany]] on August 11, 2019
+
* [[World Championship 2019 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba|Yugi vs. Kaiba]] at World Championship 2019 in [[wikipedia:Berlin, Germany]] on August 11, 2019
 +
* [[Remote Speed Duel 2020: Yugi vs. Pegasus|Yugi vs. Pegasus]], a [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Remote Duel|Remote]] [[Speed Duel]] performed on the July 17, 2020.
 +
* [[North American TCG Championship 2022 Special: Jaden vs. Aster|Jaden vs. Aster]], performed at the North America Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Championship 2022 in [[wikipedia:Chicago, Illinois]] on July 17, 2022.
 +
* [[North American WCQ 2023 Special: Gong vs. Jack|Gong vs. Jack]], performed at the 2023 North America World Championship Qualifier in [[wikipedia:Raleigh, North Carolina]] on July 9, 2023.
  
 
==List of ''OCG'' scripted Duels==
 
==List of ''OCG'' scripted Duels==
−
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Yugo vs. Jack Atlas|Yugo vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Festa 2016
+
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Yugo vs. Jack Atlas|Yugo vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Festa 2016.
−
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Yuto vs. Jack Atlas|Yuto vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Festa 2016
+
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Yuto vs. Jack Atlas|Yuto vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Festa 2016.
−
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Shay Obsidian vs. Yuto|Shay Obsidian vs. Yuto]] at Jump Festa 2016
+
* [[Jump Festa 2016: Shay Obsidian vs. Yuto|Shay Obsidian vs. Yuto]] at Jump Festa 2016.
−
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2016: Yuya Sakaki vs. Jack Atlas|Yuya Sakaki vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2016  
+
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2016: Yuya Sakaki vs. Jack Atlas|Yuya Sakaki vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2016.
−
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2016: Yuto and Yugo vs. Jack Atlas|Yuto and Yugo vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2016   
+
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2016: Yuto and Yugo vs. Jack Atlas|Yuto and Yugo vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2016.  
−
* [[Jump Festa 2017: Yuya Sakaki and Yuri vs. Yugo and Yuto|Yuya Sakaki and Yuri vs. Yugo and Yuto]] at Jump Festa 2017
+
* [[Jump Festa 2017: Yuya Sakaki and Yuri vs. Yugo and Yuto|Yuya Sakaki and Yuri vs. Yugo and Yuto]] at Jump Festa 2017.
−
* [[Jump Festa 2018: Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel]] at Jump Festa 2018
+
* [[Jump Festa 2018: Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel]] at Jump Festa 2018.
−
* [[Jump Festa 2018: Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel]] at Jump Festa 2018
+
* [[Jump Festa 2018: Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel]] at Jump Festa 2018.
−
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2019: Playmaker vs. Varis  - First Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2019
+
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2019: Playmaker vs. Varis  - First Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - First Scripted Duel]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2019.
−
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2019: Playmaker vs. Varis  - Second Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2019
+
* [[Jump Victory Carnival 2019: Playmaker vs. Varis  - Second Scripted Duel|Playmaker vs. Varis - Second Scripted Duel]] at Jump Victory Carnival 2019.
−
 
+
* [[Jump Festa 2020: Yusei Fudo vs. Jack Atlas|Yusei Fudo vs. Jack Atlas]] at Jump Festa 2020.
−
==Trivia==
+
* [[Jump Festa 2020: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Shark|Yuma Tsukumo vs. Shark]] at Jump Festa 2020.
−
* In the first three scripted duels that Yugi has been in, he has Summoned "[[Dark Magician]]" via "[[Sage's Stone]]" and subsequently used it for the Summon of either "[[Dark Paladin]]" or "[[Magician of Black Chaos]]".  
+
* [[Jump Festa 2020: Playmaker vs. Varis|Playmaker vs. Varis]] at Jump Festa 2020.
 +
* [[Jump Festa 2020: Joey Wheeler vs. Yami Marik|Joey Wheeler vs. Yami Marik]] at Jump Festa 2020.
 +
* [[Remote Duel 2020: Mai Valentine vs. Joey Wheeler|Mai Valentine vs. Joey Wheeler]], a [[Yu-Gi-Oh! Remote Duel|Remote Duel]] performed on the 27th of May, 2020.
 +
* [[Jump Festa 2021: Yami Yugi vs. Seto Kaiba|Yami Yugi vs. Seto Kaiba]] at Jump Festa 2021.
 +
* [[Jump Festa 2023: Playmaker vs. Varis|Playmaker vs. Varis]] at Jump Festa 2023.
 +
* [[The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century 2024: Yusei Fudo vs. Jack Atlas|Yusei Fudo vs. Jack Atlas]] at The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century event at Tokyo Dome 2024.
 +
* [[The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century 2024: Yuma Tsukumo vs. Shark|Yuma Tsukumo vs. Shark]] at The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century event at Tokyo Dome 2024.
 +
* [[The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century 2024: Playmaker vs. Varis|Playmaker vs. Varis]] at The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century event at Tokyo Dome 2024.
 +
* [[The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century 2024: Joey Wheeler & Mai Valentine vs. Yami Marik|Joey Wheeler & Mai Valentine vs. Yami Marik]] at The Legend of Duelist Quarter Century event at Tokyo Dome 2024.
  
 
[[Category:Scripted Duels| ]]
 
[[Category:Scripted Duels| ]]

Latest revision as of 22:44, 23 March 2024

A scripted Duel has been an annual tradition at public Tournaments since 2011. It is a non-canon Duel in which 4Kids Entertainment English dub voice actors are invited to reprise their roles in a theatrical fashion. As the voice actors read their parts through the duel, a live video feed of a field managed by two duelists shows the current state of the duel. These duelists – and in one instance, even a cameraman – may sometimes have special roles to act out certain card effects: Pegasus hid a monster underneath the "Toon World" card before summoning a Toon counterpart and places Toon monsters underneath "Toon World" when a monster would be protected by its own effect; Yugi tossed dozens of "Kuriboh" on his field when activating "Multiply"; Pegasus performed a winding action with his hand when activating Wind-Up effects; Yugi took out four copies of "Magical Hats" when using its effect. More recently, certain music is played for dramatic effect during certain turning points, such as when Yugi transitions into Yami Yugi, calls upon the Heart of the Cards, or plays "The Eye of Timaeus".

One to three duels are presented per year, during the summer in the United States, at the North American World Championship Qualifiers. An exception was during the fall, at a regional Championship Series tournament , where two duels were presented. Another exception was during the World Championship in 2013, which happened to be hosted by the United States.

Beginning in 2016, Konami has also started to organize and hold scripted duels at Weekly Shōnen Jump-related public events in Japan, featuring Japanese language voice actors from the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V anime. These duels are presented similarly to their American counterparts, albeit with the inclusion of 3D imagery of a duelist's significant monsters on the video feed when those monsters are summoned or attacking.

Script[edit]

The script contains a small plot involving two or more characters meeting at the tournament event and one of them eventually challenging another to a duel. This script also gives a lot more references to Game Mechanics such as chains and missing the timing as opposed to dialogue in the manga or anime, as well as often breaking the fourth wall. The dialogue is intended to be humorous and is slightly cruder compared to 4Kids dialogue, to complement the more mature audience of tournament players.

Decks[edit]

The live video feed features duelists with physical copies of the cards mentioned in the script. Duelists draw and play cards normally. Whenever a card is to be searched from the deck per Card effect, the card meant to be searched is already on top of the deck or in an otherwise pre-determined location in order to avoid shuffling the rigged deck.

The decks are played with the characters' most iconic monsters from the anime, although occasionally cards that the character have never played or have never even been seen in the series have been shown, usually Staple cards, or cards related to cards that the character has played in the series. The script of TCG scripted duels do not adhere strictly to the Advanced Format, and it is not uncommon for characters to play cards Forbidden at the time. In contrast, OCG scripted duels do comply with the Advanced Format at the time.

The duel is conducted under the rules set in the anime, with each duelist starting with 4000 Life Points. In TCG scripted duels, card effects are usually applied as shown in the anime. In rare scenarios, a played card might adhere to its OCG/TCG effect instead of its anime one. Rarer still, a played card may not adhere to its effect depicted in either the anime or the OCG/TCG. In contrast, played cards in OCG scripted duels adhere to their OCG/TCG effects, rather than their anime ones.

In TCG scripted duels, characters can utilize summoning methods that didn't exist during their time period. For instance, in World Championship 2016 Special: Yugi vs. Kaiba, Seto Kaiba Synchro Summons "Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon", while Yugi Muto Xyz Summons "Ebon High Magician". In OCG scripted duels, characters only utilize summoning methods that existed during their time period.

New cards played by characters[edit]

Yugi Muto
Maximillion J. Pegasus

Monster Cards

Normal Monsters

Effect Monsters

Toon monsters

Tuner monsters

Ritual Monsters

Spell Cards

Trap Cards

Cards played differently from their OCG/TCG versions[edit]

Deck

Monster Cards

Effect Monsters

Toon monsters

Spell Cards

Trap Cards

Cards played differently from their anime versions[edit]

Deck

Monster Cards

Effect Monsters

Toon monsters

Spell Cards

Trap Cards

Series Representation[edit]

Most of the TCG scripted duels feature a character from the original Yu-Gi-Oh! anime. The duels can feature characters from different anime series, such as Yugi Muto from Yu-Gi-Oh! and Astral from Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL. Characters from Yu-Gi-Oh!, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, and Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS have been represented. {{wikia:ygotas||Yu-Gi-Oh: The Abridged Series}} has been referenced.

Initially, the OCG scripted duels featured characters from the current anime series. However, after Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS finished broadcasting, the OCG scripted duels began to feature characters from past anime series. All of the OCG scripted duels feature characters from the same anime series. Characters from Yu-Gi-Oh!, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL, Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, and Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS have been represented.

Featured actors[edit]

TCG[edit]

OCG[edit]

List of TCG scripted Duels[edit]

List of OCG scripted Duels[edit]

Retrieved from "https://yugipedia.com/index.php?title=Scripted_Duel&oldid=5027564"