Tetsu Trudge (Duel Transer)

Tetsu Trudge, known as Tetsu Ushio (牛尾（うしお）　哲（てつ）, Ushio Tetsu) in the Japanese version, is a character in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer. This is a video game depiction of Tetsu Trudge, a character from the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime.

Tetsu Trudge

English name	Tetsu Trudge
Japanese translated	Tetsu Ushio
Japanese name Japanese 牛尾（うしお）　哲（てつ） Base 牛尾　哲 Furigana うしお　てつ Rōmaji Ushio Tetsu
Gender	Male
Decks
Duel Transer	Chasing Security Goyo Security
Video game debut	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer
Appears in Wii Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer
Trudge, Tetsu

Tetsu is an optional opponent in the Yggdrasil Entrance, and a mandatory opponent in Yggdrasil 4F.

DecksEdit

• This Deck is used in Yggdrasil Entrance.

• This Deck is used in Yggdrasil 4F.

Goyo Security ★14

Japanese: ゴヨウ・セキュリティ · Rōmaji: Goyō Sekyuriti Main Deck Monster Cards Normal Monsters Tyhone Effect Monsters Gonogo x3 Handcuffs Dragon x3 Jutte Fighter Montage Dragon Pursuit Chaser x3 Samurai Sword Baron x3 Search Striker x3 Stygian Security Stygian Street Patrol x3 Tactical Espionage Expert x3 Torapart Spell Cards Giant Trunade Mystical Space Typhoon Reinforcement of the Army The Warrior Returning Alive Trap Cards Bark of Dark Ruler Broken Blocker x2 Eatgaboon Intercept No Entry!! Hate Buster Sakuretsu Armor Security Orb x2 Extra Deck Synchro Monsters Goyo Guardian Stygian Sergeants x3

TriviaEdit

• With the inclusion of various "security"-related cards, this character's Deck is somewhat based on his Deck in the anime.
  • "Blocker" here is mostly likely a reference to "Gate Blocker", a card that this character used in the anime (but wasn't released in the OCG at the time).
  • "Soitsu" here is most likely a reference to this character's incompetence in never succeeding to arrest Yusei Fudo.
  • "Cyber Commander", "Eatgaboon", "Gatekeeper", "Guardian of the Throne Room", "Metal Guardian", "Troop Dragon", "De-Spell", "Nightmare's Steelcage", "The Reliable Guardian", "A Hero Emerges", "No Entry!!", "Reinforcements", "Security Orb", and "Two-Pronged Attack" are likely included as references to Sector Security.
    • The Japanese card name of "Eatgaboon" translates to "Mousetrap", which is apparently Japanese slang for a "speed trap".
    • "Two-Pronged Attack" here, whose Japanese card name translates to "Pincer Attack", is most likely a reference to a possible tactic used by security forces.