Decklist - World Championship 2004 Top 32

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Masatoshi Togawa (JPN)


Chan Wan Hang (HKG)


Yoshinobu Suekane (JPN)

(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Ryan Pugh (UK)


(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Roy St. Clair (USA)


Kenyou Ueda (JPN)


(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Kotaro Koga (JPN)


Cha Hyun Suk (KOR)

Monster Cards (18)

Effect Monsters

Spell Cards (at least 16)

Trap Cards (at least 6)



Michael Schweizer (SWI)


Chi Vinh Le (DET)


Steven Arias (USA)



Sebastian Tan Choon Loong (SNP)

No Side Deck.


No Side Deck.




Dario Longo (ITA)


Johan Nilsson (SWE)


Markus Jaeger (AUS)

(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Theerasak Poonsombat (USA)

(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the top 32 Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Sang Bui (USA)


Pascal Huet (AUT)




Charles Hopkins (USA)


(This Main Deck has 39 cards; it is unknown if this is a clerical error on the part of the writer recording the Decklists, the player recording their own Decklist, or if the player simply had 39 cards in their Main Deck.)


Joseph Leung (CAN)


Notes[edit]

  1. ↑ These cards were listed as being in the Fusion Deck, even though "Paladin of White Dragon" is actually a Ritual Monster. The Fusion Deck count still includes them, since "Paladin of White Dragon" was likely inputted instead of the correct Fusion Monster name.
  2. ↑ This card was listed as "Roboyarou" in the Fusion Deck section of a recorded Decklist. Since "Roboyarou" is a Normal Monster and the only Fusion Monster with "Roboyarou" in its card name is "Super Roboyarou", it is assumed it is the latter card.
  3. ↑ This card was listed as "illegible" in a recorded Decklist. Since it was placed between where the Spell Cards ended and the Trap Cards began, it is also impossible to tell what card type it is.
  4. ↑ a b c d e This card was listed as "illegible" in a recorded Decklist, between 2 listed Trap Cards or at the end of the listed Trap Cards.
  5. ↑ This card was listed as "illegible" in a recorded Decklist, between 2 listed Monster Cards.

References[edit]

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