Corse
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WC 2010 |
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WC 2011 |
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Video game debut | Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator | ||||||
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Corse |
Corse is a character appearing in the 5D's installments of the World Championship videogames. His appearance is a palette swap of Usui.
Corse can always be found in the Underground Duel Arena, partnered with Figaro.
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Appearances[edit]
World Championship 2009[edit]
Defeating Corse and Figaro in Tag Duels 5 times unlocks Royal Firestorm Guards and Flamvell Archer as Tag Duel opponents in World Championship Mode. Defeating them 10 times unlocks Sasuke Samurai #4 and Snipe Hunter.
These cards can be randomly obtained after defeating Corse in Single Duels.
- Emergency Teleport
- Fissure
- Hyper Psychic Blaster
- Psychic Snail
- Psychokinesis
- Thought Ruler Archfiend
These cards can be randomly obtained after defeating Corse and Figaro in Tag Duels.
World Championship 2010[edit]
These cards can be randomly obtained after defeating Corse in Single Duels.
- Genex Ally Triarm
- Genex Ally Triforce
- Genex Controller
- Gold Sarcophagus
- Instant Fusion
- Vermillion Sparrow
These cards can be randomly obtained after defeating Corse and Figaro in Tag Duels.
World Championship 2011[edit]
These cards can be obtained from the Memory Game after defeating Corse in Single Duels.
- Swords of Revealing Light
- Herald of Purple Light
- Herald of Green Light
- Gather Your Mind
- Big Bang Shot
- Magna Drago
These cards can be obtained from the Memory Game after defeating Corse and Figaro in Tag Duels.
- Archlord Kristya
- Dark Bribe
- Glow-Up Bulb
- Amazoness Village
- Dance Princess of the Ice Barrier
- Aussa the Earth Charmer
Stats[edit]
Rating | Attack | Defense | Skill | Luck | Vitality | |
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WC09 | 923 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
WC10 | 970 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 |
WC11 | 870 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 |
Decks[edit]
Corse's Deck is always titled "Modern Deck", but his strategies change in each game.
World Championship 2009[edit]
Modern Deck
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Japanese: モダンデッキ · Rōmaji: Modan Dekki
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World Championship 2010[edit]
Modern Deck
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Japanese: モダンデッキ · Rōmaji: Modan Dekki
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World Championship 2011[edit]
Modern Deck
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Japanese: モダンデッキ · Rōmaji: Modan Dekki
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