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During the [[Duelist Kingdom]] tournament, 2 players [[Duel]]ed in what was known as a "Dueling Arena". Each arena projected giant holographic images of the cards the players [[activate]]d or [[summon]]ed. Some arenas also contained properties of specific type(s) of land masses that could change a [[monster]]'s [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] depending on what terrain was favored by what monster (see [[Field Power Bonus]]). According to Kaiba's schematics of Duelist Kingdom, there are ten Duel Arenas spread throughout the island, including within Pegasus' Castle. [[Duel Arena]]s were also seen in the [[KaibaCorp]] building, [[KaibaLand]] and in [[Duke Devlin]]'s gameshop. | During the [[Duelist Kingdom]] tournament, 2 players [[Duel]]ed in what was known as a "Dueling Arena". Each arena projected giant holographic images of the cards the players [[activate]]d or [[summon]]ed. Some arenas also contained properties of specific type(s) of land masses that could change a [[monster]]'s [[ATK]] and [[DEF]] depending on what terrain was favored by what monster (see [[Field Power Bonus]]). According to Kaiba's schematics of Duelist Kingdom, there are ten Duel Arenas spread throughout the island, including within Pegasus' Castle. [[Duel Arena]]s were also seen in the [[KaibaCorp]] building, [[KaibaLand]] and in [[Duke Devlin]]'s gameshop. | ||
| − | [[KaibaCorp]] developed the '''Dueling | + | [[KaibaCorp]] developed the '''Dueling Arena'''s. Their later product, [[Duel Disk]]s could be plugged into the arenas with a retractable cable using the Arena's holographic display instead of the [[Duel Disk]]'s. |
In the manga, a different device is used in [[Duelist Kingdom]] called a [[Battle Box]]. It was a smaller and more realistic in terms of real-world technology version of the '''Dueling Arenas'''. These devices were invented by Kaiba Corp. and would later be replaced by another of their inventions in Battle City, the Duel Disk. | In the manga, a different device is used in [[Duelist Kingdom]] called a [[Battle Box]]. It was a smaller and more realistic in terms of real-world technology version of the '''Dueling Arenas'''. These devices were invented by Kaiba Corp. and would later be replaced by another of their inventions in Battle City, the Duel Disk. | ||
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[[File:5D's Dueling arena.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Crow]] standing on the Dueling arena.|left]] | [[File:5D's Dueling arena.jpg|thumb|150px|[[Crow]] standing on the Dueling arena.|left]] | ||
| − | Only a few arenas exist | + | Only a few arenas exist in ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]''. [[Bashford]] possesses one which he built himself just so that he could [[Duel]] against his son [[Koki]]. And has also kept it functioning in the hope that his son would return one day. However it was later completely destroyed after the Duel between him and [[Crow]] ended. |
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