Duel Runner

The D-Wheel (Duel Runner). The next evolution of the Duel Disk, this machine goes full throttle in a Riding (Turbo) Duel. Overflowing with speed and thrill this is the ultimate show and symbol of freedom.

— The phrase recited before the Japanese opening themes for the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V anime, during the Friendship Cup arcs.

A Duel Runner.

The Duel Runner, known as D-Wheel (Ｄ・ホイール, Di Hoīru) in the Japanese and German versions, is a special Duel Disk extension utilized for Turbo Duels. It was introduced in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's and also appears in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V.

History

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Duel Runners were introduced by KaibaCorp as unique Duel Disk extensions which are used for Turbo Duels. They are equipped with a screen which shows Duel details such a the current field and Life Points. It can approach speeds of up to 220 kilometers (136.62 miles) per hour during a Turbo Duel. In addition, other equipment like the helmet visor serves to display various information, such as the stats of a monster.

In each Duel Runner, there are two specific cards integrated: the Field Spell Cards "Speed World" and "Speed World 2". If this card is activated then the Duel screen on the Runner will appear. Furthermore, all other information irrelevant to the Duel can be switched off. This card's activation automatically activates the Runner's Duel Disk. Sector Security is capable of forcibly activating the "Speed World" cards of other Duelists in order to force them into Turbo Duels.

Certain Duel Runners are known as "hybrid models". These Runners allow a Duel Disk to be attached to them, rather than have the Duel Disk connected directly to the interface. This allows a Duelist to use the same Duel Disk in both Ground and Turbo Duels.

There are also Duel Boards, customized skateboards built to allow children to participate in Turbo Duels.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V

In Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V, Duel Runners are reintroduced into the series with the introduction of Yugo, a Synchro Duelist who resembles Yuya Sakaki. A new Field Spell Card, "Speed World Neo", is also introduced but it does not possess any kind of unique effects such as Speed Counters and the exclusive use of Speed Spell Cards. Turbo Duels are later combined with Action Duels via the Field Spell Card "Crossover Acceleration"; where Action Cards are placed at specific points on the track to be obtained.

Yu-Gi-Oh! SEVENS

Phoenix Whirlwind in the Goha Duel Museum

The Phoenix Whirlwind appears in the Goha Duel Museum.

List of Duel Runners

Anime

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's and Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time

English name	Japanese name	Owner	Description	Image
Yusei's first Duel Runner		Yusei Fudo	The first Duel Runner made by Yusei Fudo. Jack Atlas stole it from him along with "Stardust Dragon" before leaving his friends. According to Jack Atlas, it has since been destroyed. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2009: Stardust Accelerator, this runner was not actually destroyed, but instead was used to power an experiment in secret.
Yusei Go	遊星号（ゆうせいごう）	Yusei Fudo	Yusei Go is similar to the first one he made, but colored in red, which is known to be a rare color. It is a hybrid built mainly from refurbished scrap metal of older runners. It includes a Duel Disk in the design of a Battle City Duel Disk. The Disc along with most of the runner's parts, including the latest top of the line marketed KaibaCorp acceleration chip: the Skyline 30; were either scavenged or stolen from Sector Security. Has been modified by Yusei and Bruno with their new engine program in order to compete in the WRGP. Yusei believes this upgrade will also help him achieve Accel Synchro.
Phoenix Whirlwind	ホイール・オブ・フォーチュン Wheel of Fortune	Jack Atlas	The Phoenix Whirlwind is a hybrid. It is the only Duel Runner of its kind in the world. It was upgraded for the World Racing Grand Prix, being renamed the "Volcanic Wheel of Fortune" in Japanese.
Sector Security Duel Runner	Sector Security		A Duel Runner used by members of Sector Security, including Trudge.
Hunter Pace's Duel Runner		Hunter Pace	Hunter Pace's Duel Runner is in the style of a chopper.
Bolt Tanner's Duel Runner		Bolt Tanner Greiger Unknown Duelist	Bolt Tanner used this Duel Runner when he was a pro duelist. Greiger used a black version of this Duel Runner during a flashback before his duel with Yusei. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 065: "A New Threat, Part 1", an unknown Duelist using this Duel Runner when being chased by Ghost. The Duel Runner ended up being mangled.
Blister and Aero's Duel Runner		Blister and Aero	Blister and Aero used this Duel Runner in Tag Turbo Duels. Blister drove the bike with Aero in the sidecar. In a flashback, during a Duel the sidecar broke off and was destroyed, leaving the motorcycle part behind.
The Beast	Unannounced	Greiger	The Beast is a large, skull-adorned Duel Runner in the style of a dragster. Two of the four rear tires can be removed, revealing a set of blades mounted on each axle, similar to a war chariot. It was remodeled after Greiger became a Dark Signer.
Blackbird	ブラック・バード Blackbird	Robert Pearson Crow Hogan	Blackbird is a hybrid model. It can change into flight mode, where it unfolds a set of wings. This Duel Runner originally belonged to Robert Pearson, who gave it to Crow before he died. The Blackbird has a secret compartment near the engine, which contained the "Black-Winged Dragon" card that Robert Pearson used. This compartment was unlocked via a password provided by the Crimson Dragon during Crow's Duel with Bolton. It was upgraded into the Volcanic for the World Racing Grand Prix.
Pursuit Bot		Sector Security	The Pursuit Bot is a massive armored van manned by two Sector Security officers, for use in Turbo Tag Duels. The Duel is shown on a large monitor in front of the officers. An eye-like probe detaches from the main van and follows the opponents to project the monsters.
Rex Goodwin's Duel Runner		Rex Goodwin	Goodwin used this Duel Runner to fly over the incomplete Daedalus Bridge. This Duel Runner came to symbolize freedom. This is the inspiration for the flight mode on the Blackbird.
Giganto L	ギガントＬ Giganto L	Kalin Kessler	Kalin uses this Duel Runner as a Dark Signer in Shadow Turbo Duels. It appears to have been created with such duels in mind, as it is able to take far more punishment than the typical Duel Runner. It is the Duel Runner equivalent to a Dark Signer's Duel Disk, with the dragon wing at the back and the teeth in the front.
Minerva	ミネルヴァ Minerva	Carly Carmine	Carly uses this Duel Runner as a Dark Signer in Shadow Turbo Duels. The design is similar to Giganto L, but with different coloring and smaller tires.
Ghost's Duel Runner		Ghost	This Duel Runner was being tested by Sector Security, but was stolen by Primo for Ghost's use.
	Sturm und Drang	Sherry LeBlanc	Sherry LeBlanc's first Duel runner. It is a hybrid model. This Duel Runner resembles a horse, with the card spaces on its neck and its monitor having a royal theme. Jakob threw this Duel Runner into the sea in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 110: "Primo's Plan, Part 5". Sherry obtained another Duel Runner when she joined Z-one, and is shown using it after being redeemed by Crow and Akiza.
Elsworth's Duel Runner		Elsworth	This Duel Runner's front has the design of an old-fashioned car. Jakob destroyed it in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 110: "Primo's Plan, Part 5", but Elsworth is seen to own another in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 117: "The Distorted Past".
Dobocle's Duel Runner		Dobocle	Dobocle used this Duel Runner. It was destroyed by Meklord Emperor Wisel.
Terrible Omen	Ｔ・６６６（テリブル・オーメン） Terrible Omen	Primo	This Duel Runner is not registered in Sector Security's database, which initially led them to believe that its rider was Ghost.
Delta Eagle	デルタ・イーグル Delta Eagle	Vizor/Antinomy	This Duel Runner's unusual design allows it to achieve incredible speeds far beyond that of a normal Duel Runner. To onlookers, the sudden burst of acceleration gives the impression that the Duel Runner has vanished completely.
Akiza Izinski's prototype Duel Runner		Akiza Izinski	This Duel Runner was built by Yusei and his friends as a gift for Akiza. Akiza uses it to learn how to drive. In the first part of her evaluation, she uses it to obtain her Turbo Duel license.
Bloody Kiss	ブラッディー・キッス Bloody Kiss	Akiza Izinski	Bloody Kiss is a hybrid model Duel Runner. It was remodeled from Akiza's prototype Duel Runner by Yusei, Jack and Crow for Akiza's qualification Duel. Akiza uses it in her first Turbo Duel against Trudge. The Team 5D's logo is added to it for the World Racing Grand Prix, although it was not otherwise upgraded.
Turbo Duel exam Duel Runner		Turbo Duel exam Syd Barlow's gang	This model of Duel Runner is used by Turbo Duel examinees, although Akiza did not use it in her exam. Syd Barlow's gang uses black variants of this model.
Stolen Duel Runner		New Domino City resident	This Duel Runner belonged to a New Domino City resident, but was stolen by a member of Syd's gang.
Bruno's Duel Runner		Bruno	The Duel Runner that Bruno uses when not using Delta Eagle as Vizor. Several like it are also seen in a shop window in the Japanese ending theme "Close to you".
Radley gang Duel Runner		Radley's gang	The Duel Runner used by members of Radley's gang.
Lawton's Duel Runner		Lawton	This Duel Runner has a front in the shape of a drilling machine. It is very resilient, capable of withstanding a dynamite explosion.
PX3A		Bolton	The PX3A model is manufactured and sold by Bolton's company. It has boosters that allow it to gain more speed, and was built to go around turns easier. Bolton used it in his Duel against Crow Hogan. It is a new model, with it visible in commercials before Crow talks to Bolton.
Monoceros	モノケロス Monoceros	Team Unicorn	Monoceros are used by the Team Unicorn members, Andre, Breo, and Jean. They are built to resemble unicorns. Each team member's Monoceros has a different color horn: Andre's is blue, Breo's is green, and Jean's is red.
Deep Fissure Beta	ディープ･フィッシャー ベータ Deep Fissure Beta	Hermann	This Duel Runner was used by Hermann.
Deep Fissure Alpha	ディープ･フィッシャー アルファ Deep Fissure Alpha	Nicolas	Similar to Deep Fissure Beta, but colored black with the tail section hanging down and the prongs either side of the wheel pointing up. It was destroyed after a failed attempt to make Jack crash using the effect of "Doom Ray".
Deep Fissure Gamma	ディープ･フィッシャー ガンマ Deep Fissure Gamma	Hans	Similar to Deep Fissure Beta and Deep Fissure Alpha, but with orange frills at the rear.
Team White Tiger's Duel Runner		Team White Tiger	A Duel Runner belonging to one of Team White Tiger's members. It is in the shape of a tiger.
Team Lightning's Duel Runner		Team Lightning	A Duel Runner belonging to one of Team Lightning's members.
Team White Wind's Duel Runner		Team White Wind	A Duel Runner belonging to a member of Team White Wind. It has two bladewings and a blue canopy.
Team Burning's Duel Runner		Team Burning	A Duel Runner belonging to a member of Team Burning. It has various flame decorations on it.
Greiger's second Duel Runner		Greiger	Greiger uses this Duel Runner when he reunites with Yusei and Jack, because his first Duel Runner, The Beast, was destroyed after his Duel with Crow. It is much smaller than The Beast, but has similar decor. It has a sidecar that is used by Greiger's siblings, Annie and Max.
Machine Day Breaker	マシン デイ ブレイカー Machine Day Breaker	Team Taiyo	Team Taiyo built this Duel Runner from a near-junk by augmenting it with parts they found or taken from another non-functioning Duel Runner that was in the possession of Taro's father. After the Diablo nearly wrecked it, Yusei and Bruno repaired and improved it. Its computer monitor is fuzzy and pixelated, but works well otherwise.
Valhallander	ヴァルハランダー Valhallander	Team Ragnarok	These Duel Runners are used by Halldor, Brodor, and Dragan. Each member's Duel Runner has a different body color: Dragan's is dark blue, Brodor's is magenta, and Halldor's is white.
Jakob's Duel Runner		Jakob	Jakob's Duel Runner is shaped like a chariot.
Trinidart Ouroboros	Ｔ（トリニダート）・ウロボロス Trinidart Ouroboros	Aporia	This Duel Runner is a fusion of Primo's Terrible Omen, Lester's Duel Board and Jakob's Duel Runner. It is the largest Duel Runner seen in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's.
Future Duel Runner		Johnny's opponent	This Duel Runner is used by one of Johnny's opponents shortly before the Meklord invasion. It resembles the shape of a rocket.
Z-one's Duel Runner		Z-one	Z-one's hoverchair manifests two oversized arms and a proportionate Deck for Duels. The holograms simply appear out of the cards when he plays them. It is used for both Ground and Turbo Duels.
Leo's Duel Runner		Leo	This Duel Runner is used by Leo in the epilogue of Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 154: "Shining Forth to the Future".
Paradox's Duel Runner		Paradox	This Duel Runner has the ability to transform into a hovercraft and travel through time. It is a hybrid model.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V

Unlike previous Duel Runners, these machines incorporate the glowing holographic technology seen in Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V into their frames (which resembles Ener-D) and wheels. More acrobatic maneuvers are possible with these Duel Runners; Yugo claims that it is difficult to fall off them, and they are even shown to remain upright while their occupants have left the seat. In the Friendship Cup, two standard models of Duel Runners, either streamlined (which itself has two variations) or sturdy, are provided to participants who do not own a Duel Runner of their own.

English name	Japanese name	Owner	Description	Image
TK2000PS		Yugo	This Duel Runner is white in color. It has a "hornet" motif, adorned with several sharp gold and white elements with black stripes. According to Yugo, he and Rin built this Duel Runner for the sole purpose of competing in the Friendship Cup and Dueling against Jack Atlas. This Duel Runner is a hybrid model, though it retains the holographic frame technology common in Duel Runners. It resembles the body of "Clear Wing Synchro Dragon". Rin destroyed this Duel Runner during the events of Episode 117 while she was under the influence of a Parasite Monster.
Phoenix Whirlwind (type-FSC) HOF-01/R		Jack Atlas	This version of Phoenix Whirlwind resembles the modified Phoenix Whirlwind that Jack used in the World Racing Grand Prix in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, but the Team 5D's logo is not present, instead featuring a Yellow A in the front. This Duel Runner's holographic frame is on the side next to the Duelist's wrist, as part of the Duel Disk. It has a flight mode, similar to the Blackbird's.
Duel Chaser Duel Runner		Duel Chaser	This Duel Runner, used by Duel Chasers, has enough space for two riders. It resembles the Sector Security Duel Runner from Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's.
Blackbird		Crow Hogan	This version of Blackbird resembles the modified Blackbird that Crow used in the World Racing Grand Prix in Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, but the Team 5D's logo is not present. This Duel Runner emits a yellow light from its the tires and the edge of its wings while active. Like in 5D's, it has a flight mode.
Shay Obsidian's Duel Runner		Shay Obsidian	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, dark purple Duel Runner.
Dennis McField's Duel Runner		Dennis McField	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, maroon Duel Runner.
Yuya Sakaki's Duel Runner		Yuya Sakaki	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, crimson Duel Runner. It resembles Yusei Go, primarily in the front.
Gong Strong's Duel Runner		Gong Strong	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, brownish-orange Duel Runner.
Moon Shadow's Duel Runner		Moon Shadow	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, dark blue Duel Runner.
Shinji Weber's Duel Runner		Shinji Weber	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, dark yellow Duel Runner.
Zuzu Boyle's Duel Runner		Zuzu Boyle	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, pink Duel Runner.
Chojiro Tokumatsu's Duel Runner		Chojiro Tokumatsu	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, dark green Duel Runner.
Tony Zomboni's Duel Runner		Tony Zomboni	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, steel blue Duel Runner.
Celina's Duel Runner		Celina	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, violet Duel Runner.
Sylvio Sawatari's Duel Runner		Sylvio Sawatari	This Duel Runner is a sturdy, blue Duel Runner.
Damon Lopez's Duel Runner		Damon Lopez	This Duel Runner is a streamlined, yellow Duel Runner.
Sergey Volkov's Duel Runner		Sergey Volkovcolo	This Duel Runner is a black and gold Duel Runner with a chariot design, reminiscent of The Beast. Its Duel screen is red and black instead of the standard colors, and the blade appears to have a serrated edge. It can transform into a uni-pedal suit of powered armor.

Video game only

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Wheelie Breakers

In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Wheelie Breakers, some characters who do not have Duel Runners in the anime use virtual ones to duel in the Virtual Terminal Turbo Dueling system.

Owner	Description	Image
Akiza Izinski	This Duel Runner is red and black. Akiza wears a helmet resembling her Black Rose mask.
Leo	This small Duel Runner is light blue and has an aerial matching Leo's hairstyle. Its design is also similar to Leo's custom Duel Disk.
Luna	This small Duel Runner is pink and has a pair of aerials matching Luna's hairstyle.
Mr. Armstrong	This Duel Runner is a modified Sector Security Duel Runner.
Gill Randsborg	This Duel Runner has a medieval theme and resembles Gill's armor.

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus

English name	Japanese name	Owner	Description	Image
Omega Hawk	オメガ・ホーク Omega Hawk	Misaki	Misaki uses this Duel Runner while she is in her android form. Misaki is based on Bruno, and this Duel Runner is likewise based on Bruno's Delta Eagle.

Manga

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's

English name	Japanese name	Owner	Description	Image
Sect Ijuin's first Duel Runner		Sect Ijuin	This Duel Runner has an ant design. It was Sect's first Duel Runner.
Sect Ijuin's second Duel Runner		Sect Ijuin	This Duel Runner has a sleek design, similar to that of Delta Eagle, although its front is similar to Trinidart Ouroboros. It was Sect's second Duel Runner.
D-Horse		Skeleton Knight	The Skeleton Knight uses his D-Horse as his Duel Runner.
Ran Kobayakawa's Duel Runner		Ran Kobayakawa
Tiger Eyes' Duel Runner		Tiger Eyes	This Duel Runner has a tiger design.
Leo and Luna's Duel Runner		Leo and Luna	This Duel Runner is small, but has the latest technology. Its front resembles the head of "Power Tool Dragon".
Akiza Izinski's Duel Runner		Akiza Izinski
Destiny Clown		Lazar	This Duel Runner has a big grinning face on the front. It is equipped with "D-Boost"—two turbines on its back which can considerately boost the speed temporarily. In Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Wheelie Breakers, this Duel Runner is colored purple.
Rex Goodwin's first Duel Runner		Rex Goodwin	This Duel Runner is a darker version of Jack's Phoenix Whirlwind. It is equipped with "D-Boost"—two turbines on its back which can considerately boost the speed temporarily.
Rex Goodwin's second Duel Runner		Rex Goodwin	Rex Goodwin uses this Duel Runner after obtaining the Ultimate God's powers. It is an ancient piece of technology from his time that is superior to other Duel Runners. It is capable of soaring.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL

English name	Japanese name	Owner	Description	Image
Speed Loader		Thunder Spark	Speed Loaders are used in "Speed Duels", a type of Dueling similar to Turbo Duels that Thunder Spark engages in. The Speed Loader looks like a futuristic-model motorcycle. It can ride over the water.

Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V

Owner	Description	Image
Ren	This Duel Runner is said to be equal in speed to Yugo's Duel Runner. Ren specifically chose it to handicap himself in order to have a fair fight.
Ren	This Duel Runner is a single-wheel model from the future. It is much faster than Ren's previous Duel Runner.
Ren	This Duel Runner is an older Duel Runner that Ren used before he could afford a high-performance model.