Editing Joey Wheeler

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{{Infobox character
| headers               = true
| image                 = Joey wheeler.png

| en_name               = Joey Wheeler
| ja_trans_name         = Katsuya Jonouchi
| other_names           =
* Katsuya Jyonouchi
* Katsuya Jounouchi
* Joey Katsuya
| ja_name               = {{Ruby|城之内|じょうのうち}}{{Ruby|克也|かつや}}
| romaji_name           = Jōnouchi Katsuya
| ar_name               = جوي ويلر
| ko_name               = 조이

| birthdate             = January 25<ref name="GoT P">''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Character Guidebook: The Gospel of Truth]]'': Katsuya Jonouchi's profile</ref><ref name="yugioh characters">{{citeweb|url=http://www.yugioh.com/characters/joey-wheeler|title=Character|publisher=4K Media Inc.|date=July 7, 2015}}</ref>
| age                   = 16<ref>{{chapter|Yu-Gi-Oh!|42|ref}}</ref>
| height                = 178 cm<ref name="GoT P" />
| weight                = 62 kg<ref name="GoT P" />
| gender                = Male
| blood_type            = B<ref name="GoT P" />
| favorite_food         = 
* Steak and shrimp<ref name="GoT P" />
* Curry rice<ref name="GoT P" /><ref name="yugioh characters" />
| relatives             =
* [[Serenity Wheeler]] (younger sister)
* [[Joey's mother|Mother]]
* [[Jesse Wheeler]] (alleged cousin; dub only)
| occupation            = Student
| school                = [[Domino High School]]

| tournament1           = [[Duelist Kingdom]]
| result1               = Runner-up
| tournament2           = [[Battle City]]
| result2               = Fourth
| tournament3           = [[Grand Championship]]
| result3               = Top 8
| anime_deck            =  
* [[Warrior]]/[[Beast-Warrior]]/Luck
* [[Burn]] (controlled by [[Marik Ishtar]])
| deck_master           = [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]

| anime_debut           = {{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|1|ref}}
| hide_appearances      = true
| appears_in_anime      =
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]''
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light]]''
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! GX]]''
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters]]''
| appears_in_gba        =
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters (video game)|Dungeon Dice Monsters]]''
* ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Destiny Board Traveler]]''
| appears_in_pc         = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos: Joey the Passion]]''
| appears_in_gamecube   = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom]]''
| appears_in_ps2        = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum]]''
| appears_in_xbox       = ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dawn of Destiny]]''

| en_voice              = {{voice actors|en|Wayne Grayson|Dwayne Tan|e1=(America)<ref>{{cite web |title=Joey Wheeler Character Profile |url=https://yugioh.com/characters/joey-wheeler |website=Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Site |access-date=15 June 2022 |language=en}}</ref>|e2=(Singapore)}}
| ja_voice              = {{voice actors|ja|Hiroki Takahashi|Mariko Nagahama|e1=<ref name="YGODM cast">[http://www.hi-net.zaq.ne.jp/aki_rhythm/seiyuu/seiyuu-y.html hi-net.zaq.ne.jp] ''Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters'' cast</ref>|e2=(childhood)<ref name="YGODM cast" />}}
| de_voice              = {{voice actors|de|Robin Kahnmeyer}}
| it_voice              = {{voice actors|it|Simone D'Andrea}}
| es_voice              = {{voice actors|es|Carlos Íñigo|e1=(Americas)|José Gilberto Vilchis|e2=(Americas; some episodes)|Alfonso Obregón|e3=(Americas; ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie: Pyramid of Light|Pyramid of Light]]''|Pablo Tribaldos|e4=(Spain)}}
| ar_voice              = {{voice actors|ar|Badih Abou Chakra|Fouad Shamas|Hicham Abou Sleiman|e1=(Duelist Kingdom, Middle and late Battle City)|e2=(Early Battle City, Virtual World and Battle City Finals)|e3=(Doma, KC Grand Prix, Capsule Monsters and Millennium World)}}
| pt_voice              = {{Voice actors|pt|Rodrigo Andreatto|e1=(Brazil)}}
| ko_voice              = {{voice actors|ko|Kang Sujin}}<ref>http://movie.naver.com/movie/bi/mi/detail.nhn?code=150117</ref>
| tl_voice              = Eric Galvez
}}

'''Joseph "Joey" Wheeler'''<ref name="ep55">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|55|ref}}</ref>, known as '''Katsuya Jonouchi''' in the Japanese version, is one of the main characters of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! (anime)|Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' anime. He is best friends with [[Yugi Muto]]. Joey starts out as an inexperienced Duelist, but he later becomes one of the greatest Duelists in the world. He accompanies Yugi throughout his adventures.

==Design==
===Appearance===
[[File:Jonouchi Linework.jpg|thumb|left|120px|Linework of Joey in his [[Duelist Kingdom]] attire]]

Joey's character design was overseen by [[Kazuki Takahashi]].

In the first seven volumes of the original [[Yu-Gi-Oh!]] manga, Joey's hairstyle changes drastically. Originally featuring two large fringes in front of his ears, the hairstyle changes to a sporadically arranged taper-like and unrealistic hairstyle. Joey's first color appearance depicts him with medium brown hair and black eyes. Subsequent appearances lighten the hair color to dirty blond and blond. His eyes are portrayed as brown or hazel.

In the Toei anime, Joey's hairstyle does not change, and the sporadic hairstyle colored in a bright blond style is used. His eyes are brown.

<div style="float:right;">[[File:Joey.png|thumb|left|120px|Full body shot of Joey wearing his [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 2)|KaibaCorp Duel Disk]]]]</div>
In the second series anime, he has dirty blond hair in the sporadic hairstyle and dark brown eyes. His usual outfit from the second series anime consists of a long green open jacket with a raised collar, a white T-shirt underneath and blue jeans. Later in the series, his green jacket is replaced with a blue denim one. He often carries a [[Duel Disk#Duel Disk (version 2)|KaibaCorp Duel Disk]] on his left arm.

===Personality===
Joey started out as a bully, but becoming friends with [[Yugi Muto]] changes this. Joey can seem gullible, sarcastic, impulsive, at times mean, and not very intelligent, but he is also heroic, loyal, strong, bold, kind-hearted, caring, good-natured, funny, friendly, sometimes nice, confident, brave, selfless and loving. Though portrayed as comic relief, he is essential to the plot and the series' overall theme. He is an enthusiastic Duelist, who firmly believes that Dueling is about fighting to help people you love. Like [[Seto Kaiba]], Joey deeply cares for his younger sister, [[Serenity Wheeler]] and will do anything to make her happy. He seems to be very protective of Serenity, which he shows once by sacrificing his own life in order to ensure her safety. He often gets freaked out or offended easily; he responds rather impulsively to insults, especially remarks about his outward appearance, such as his hair or his outfit, or his Dueling skills. In the dub, he also gets upset when people compare him to an animal, such as a monkey or a dog.

[[Kazuki Takahashi]] considers [[Seto Kaiba]] and [[Yami Yugi]] weak in comparison to Joey.<ref>''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Character Guidebook: The Gospel of Truth]]'': The Super Long Interview with Kazuki Takahashi</ref>

The first syllables of Yugi and Jonouchi's names form Yūjō, which is Japanese for friendship, symbolizing the bond between the two characters.<ref>[http://www.timeforkids.com/TFK/kids/news/story/0,28277,388900,00.html timeforkids.com] Kazuki Takahashi, Yu-Gi-Oh! creator</ref> The card "[[Yu-Jo Friendship]]" is based on this connection.

===Voice===
In the Japanese version, Joey does not use honorifics, which means he has a "rude" speech pattern. When talking to people he doesn't like, Joey uses the word "teme" (a rude form of "you" in Japanese, often translated as "you bastard") instead of his normal "omae" (a form of "you" that in context is used between friends, but can imply that the person being spoken to has a lower status than the speaker does if used incorrectly), especially to [[Seto Kaiba]], who does not think highly of Joey. The speech pattern translates into the dub, in which it is represented by Joey (voiced by Wayne Grayson) speaking with a Brooklyn accent. He refers to himself as "The Godfather of Games" in the movie. His contempt for Kaiba in the dub is symbolized by calling him "rich boy." In the Southeast Asian dub, Joey (voiced by Dwayne Tan in this dub) noticeably lacks the Brooklyn accent he has in the dub. In the European Spanish dubbing, he (voiced by Pablo Tribaldos) lacks the Brooklyn accent, he keeps calling Kaiba "ricachón" ("very rich guy"), he also tends to call people who doesn't like "cerdos" ("pigs") and tends to say "''machaca a ese cerdo, Yugi''" ("''crush that pig, Yugi''") while cheering Yugi in duels, he called the Big Five "''ejecutivillos''" ("''businessman-erinos''" in a Ned Flanders-esque style).

===Etymology===
He is known as '''Joseph "Joey" Wheeler''' in the 4Kids dub and video games as well as the Brazilian and Portuguese version of the manga, and called '''Joseph "Joey" Katsuya''' in the Funimation Uncut dub. In the Swedish dub of the anime his name is '''Katsuya Jonouchi''', like in the original Japanese, but to fit 4Kids' edited script, he was given the nickname '''Jono'''. His name is sometimes spelled '''Katsuya Jyonouchi''' in the Japanese anime. His dub name could be based on the character of Wheeler from [[Wikipedia:Captain Planet|Captain Planet]] who also has a Brooklyn accent (and a voice actor named Joey). In the manga when [[Ryo Bakura (manga)|Ryo Bakura]] invited the protagonists to play the ''Monster World'' RPG, Jonouchi's character was named "Joey". [[Keith Howard (manga)|Bandit Keith]] also nicknamed Jonouchi "Joey" as an insult.

==Biography==
===History===
Joey and his sister, [[Serenity Wheeler]], were separated when their parents divorced when he was 10. Serenity was brought up by her mother while Joey lived with his father. Joey never said a word to his mother after that.

At some point in the past, Tristan heard Joey was getting into a fight with some gang members while standing up for a kid and rushed to his aid. Although they defeated them, Joey thought Tristan only did it because he saw Joey as a child who couldn't stand up for himself. Years later, Joey realized Tristan did this because he was a true friend who would never abandon Joey.<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|11|ref}}</ref>

Joey and [[Tristan Taylor]] used to bully [[Yugi Muto]] at school. At one point Joey took a piece of Yugi's [[Millennium Puzzle]] and threw it into a swimming pool from a window outside of their classroom. However when [[Tetsu Ushio|Ushio]] started beating up Joey and Tristan, Yugi stood up for them, saying they were his friends. Joey was inspired by how Yugi had tried to help him and came to care for Yugi. He retrieved the piece of the puzzle in the pool and gave it to Yugi. [[Yami Yugi]] then punished Ushio with a [[Penalty Game]].

Joey became friends with [[Téa Gardner]] through Yugi.

===Yu-Gi-Oh!===
====Duelist Kingdom====
After [[Seto Kaiba]] wins against [[Solomon Muto]], Yugi's grandfather, and then rips up his "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon (anime)|Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]" card, Joey spurs a bitter hatred of Kaiba. After taking up Duel Monsters, it becomes clear that Joey isn't very good at the game initially (as his Deck was full of Monster Cards and no Spells or Traps), so Yugi suggests that Joey take lessons from Solomon. The training proves rigorous, yet Joey copes and becomes a stronger Duelist. In the Japanese Version, he makes the top eight in the local tournament preliminaries, a feat that his friends have to remind him isn't terribly impressive, though this plot point was dropped completely in the English Dub.

Joey accompanies Yugi in the [[Duelist Kingdom]] tournament, to help Yugi rescue Solomon and so he can use the prize money, to pay for Serenity's eye operation. Yugi gives Joey one of his [[Star Chips]] allowing Joey to also enter the tournament. On the boat journey to the Duelist Kingdom, Yugi gives Joey a "[[Time Wizard (anime)|Time Wizard]]" saying it can be useful in a tight situation. Here Joey meets [[Mai Valentine]] for the first time. At this point she claims he is not worth her time. After Weevil tosses Yugi's "[[Exodia]]" cards overboard, Joey dives in to the water to rescue them, he manages to retrieve two of the cards, before Yugi dives in to rescue Joey. Both of them are saved by Téa and Tristan, who managed to sneak onto the boat. Once safely back on board, Joey tells his friends of his sister and her condition.

Still an amateur, Joey manages to beat Mai Valentine with Yugi's help and support from Téa and Tristan. He later beats [[Rex Raptor]] in a Duel, where he is not allowed to accept help from Yugi. Here he wins Rex's "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]" card by betting "Time Wizard", as well as his "[[Dragon Nails (anime)|Dragon Nails]]".

[[File:Flame Swordsman Joey.png|thumb|right|Joey as the "[[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]"]]

When the group meet [[Bakura Ryou|Bakura]], they end-up trapped inside Duel Monsters cards, by [[Yami Bakura]]. Using his friends as cards, Yami Yugi Duels Yami Bakura. Joey is trapped in the "[[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]" card, but appears on the field, when Yami Yugi Summons him. Joey offers to sacrifice himself for Yugi's "[[Horn of Heaven (anime)|Horn of Heaven]]" so they can stop Yami Bakura's "[[Man-Eater Bug (anime)|Man-Eater Bug]]". Téa, who has taken the form of the "[[Magician of Faith (anime)|Magician of Faith]]", cries over Joey's sacrifice, activating her effect, returning "[[Monster Reborn (anime)|Monster Reborn]]" to Yami Yugi's hand. Yami then uses it to revive Joey. Yami Yugi defeats Yami Bakura, after using his [[Millennium Puzzle]] to switch Yami Bakura's place with the regular Bakura. Afterwards Joey believes the events of the Duel to have been a dream.

[[File:Joey-54643.jpg|thumb|left|215px|Joey at [[Pegasus Castle]]]]
In attempt to get revenge, he has a Duel outside of the tournament, against Seto Kaiba, where he is brutally defeated. Joey loses confidence after this defeat and briefly leaves his friends before being forced into a Duel against [[Bonz]]. He manages to beat [[Bonz]] and later the [[Paradox Brothers]] in a tag Duel with Yugi. Joey then qualified to the semi-finals. Pegasus then mentioned that each Duelist must hold one of two entry cards or face disqualification. In order to keep Joey in the competition, Yugi gave him one of his entry cards. Although [[Bandit Keith]] steals Joey's card, Joey proceeds to defeat Keith in the semi-finals, because Mai gave Joey one of her entry cards after she loses to Yugi. In the final round Joey uses everything he learned from Yugi, throughout the tournament. Despite their friendship, neither of them hold back and Yugi wins after a close Duel. Joey remains on the sideline cheering for Yugi in the final. After Yugi defeats Pegasus, he gives Joey the prize money for Serenity's operation.
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====Legendary Heroes====
[[File:Newlegend.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Joey's outfit in the Legendary Heroes game]]
Shortly after Duelist Kingdom, [[Mokuba Kaiba]] comes to Solomon's shop to inform Yugi and his friends that Seto had been kidnapped and trapped in a Virtual World. The gang went to [[KaibaCorp]] to help Seto. Joey, Yugi and Mokuba entered the [[Wikipedia:Massively multiplayer online role-playing game|MMORPG]]-like Virtual World, where they completed tasks and met up with Mai Valentine. Mai reluctantly admitted it was her trying to avoid them thinking she was their friend. While Joey is helpful in saving Kaiba, Kaiba says he wouldn't ever consider Joey a teammate.

====Dungeon Dice Monsters====
After [[Duke Devlin]] transfers to Domino High, Joey becomes jealous of his popularity and challenges him to a Duel, where if Joey wins, Duke must shut down the game shop he'd just opened, since Solomon had been complaining about the loss of business his own game shop was getting as a result (in the original however, Joey would win over Duke's adoring fans and make them his own groupies). Duke sets the stakes so that if he wins Joey must do as he says. Despite Yugi's objection, Joey and Duke Duel using whatever cards they acquire in a bunch of Booster Packs. Duke wins, with Joey bitterly reflecting that the motivation to help his sister might have pushed him beyond what were otherwise his limits in Duelist Kingdom. Holding his end of the bargain Joey does as Duke tells him and wears a dog costume. He was later released of this embarrassment, after Yugi defeated Duke in [[Dungeon Dice Monsters]], freeing Joey. Despite their conflicts, Duke becomes friends with Joey.

====Battle City====
When Seto Kaiba hosted the [[Battle City]] tournament, he allowed Duelists to enter based on a rating he'd given them. At the enrollment, Yugi was allowed to enter based on the 5 star rating he was given, but Joey was given the minimum rating of 1 star. While Joey was ranting about Kaiba, the tournament official, notices "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]" listed as Joey's rarest card, so he changes Joey's rating to 4 stars saying there had been a mistake. After Joey and his friends have left, the official phones a [[Rare Hunters|Rare Hunter]], to inform him about the "Red-Eyes" card.

While heading to the hospital for Serenity's operation, Joey encounters a group of Rare Hunters. One of them, [[Seeker]], Duels Joey and defeats him using "[[Exodia]]". The hunters beat-up Joey and take the Red-Eyes card. This makes him feel unworthy to be present at Serenity's operation. But Serenity refuses to take the operation until Joey arrives. Tristan manages to find Joey and talk him into coming to the hospital. Serenity is still angry at Joey for being late, but Joey manages to talk her into taking the operation. But while this on top of his loss to Duke Devlin, a capable but unranked Duelist, would effectively seem to be Joey's fall from grace, a comeback was in the near future for him.

Joey finds Seeker on the first day of the tournament in an attempt to get a rematch, but is denied, so Yugi Duels and defeats Seeker instead. He wins back the "Red-Eyes" card and offers it to Joey, but Joey insists that Yugi keep it. Despite losing the card, Joey goes on to defeat [[Espa Roba]], who had just defeated the card's original owner, [[Rex Raptor]]. He then defeats Yugi's old rivals [[Weevil Underwood]] and [[Mako Tsunami]], qualifying for the quarter-finals and gaining new cards that boost his Deck considerably. He decided that early on, he only wanted to defeat strong Duelists to qualify, rather than do things the easy way. This led him to go as far as challenging Seto Kaiba. Kaiba declined after he is informed of Yugi's location while hunting for the Egyptian God Cards. Although he is relieved about not facing Kaiba, he still acts tough and calls Kaiba a coward.

[[File:Joey possessed by Marik.png|thumb|right|200px|Joey possessed by Marik]]
After his Duel with Mako, [[Marik Ishtar]], the leader of the Rare Hunters, uses his [[Millennium Rod]] to possess Joey and force him to Duel Yugi, with both their lives on the line. They were both chained to an anchor which would drop after a time limit or when a players Life Points hit zero. Also once a player's Life Points hit 0, the opponent would be able to get a key, that could unlock him from the chains. Marik boosts Joey's Deck with powerful spell cards that have Yugi and Kaiba amazed. Yugi, to show Marik how strong his friendship with Joey is, Summons Red-Eyes and gives Joey his Millennium Puzzle. Eventually Joey breaks out of Marik's control. Yugi then uses "[[Mystical Refpanel (anime)|Mystical Refpanel]]" to trap Marik's "[[Meteor of Destruction (anime)|Meteor of Destruction]]", which would allow him to redirect it back at Joey. However, Yugi uses this moment to say he loves Joey, and instead uses "Meteor of Destruction" on himself, causing his Life Points to hit 0. Joey sees this and uses Yugi's Red-Eyes to take out his own Life Points and force the Duel into a [[DRAW]]. He grabs the key to unlock Yugi's chain and dives into the water to rescue him. He is unable to unlock his own chains with Yugi's key. Serenity arrives in time to take the bandages off her eyes and take Joey's key and dive in to rescue him.

Joey along with his friends proceed on to the Kaiba's blimp, where the quarter-finals are held. He is paired against [[Odion Ishtar]] in the quarter-finals. At the time Odion was pretending to be Marik, while the real Marik pretended to be a boy called Namu, who earned their trust by pretending to have helped [[Bakura Ryou|Bakura]]. After Odion obtains a clear advantage in their Duel Serenity begins to leave, saying she cannot bear to watch, but Joey calls her back, saying that she is his inspiration and he needs her to win. Despite a comeback, Odion attempts to claim victory, but Joey accused him of not being Marik. He claimed Odion was fighting fairly and proving honorable and didn't think he was the same guy who was controlling him earlier. Odion withdraws his winning move and tries to Summon "[[The Winged Dragon of Ra (anime)|The Winged Dragon of Ra]]" to prove he was Marik. Since the Ra card was a counterfeit that Marik had put in Odion's Deck, the real Ra was angered and struck down both players. When this occurred, Odion's fake Millennium Rod shattered giving Marik away. Seto Kaiba announced that the first player to stand up within a time limit would be declared the winner, otherwise both players would be disqualified. While unconscious, Joey has a dream about his friends helping him to stand up and he ends up standing up for real, claiming victory. Odion then asks for Joey's forgiveness, and tells him that it had been an honor Dueling him, before falling into a coma, and watching as [[Yami Marik]] emerges.

Joey later thanks his friends, telling him they were there with him in the dream helping him stand up. Mai asked Joey if she was in his dream. Joey lies and says that she wasn't, which infuriates Mai. She stormed off claiming she didn't need friends, while Téa pulled Joey aside to tell him off.

Mai was paired against Marik in her quarter-final. Joey attempted to encourage her from the sideline, but she was still disgusted by what he had said earlier and claimed she didn't want or need his help. Marik set the Duel such that each time a player destroyed one of their opponent's monsters, the opponent would forget everything about someone they knew. This forced her to forget about Téa first, then Joey. Marik was about to win the Duel by attacking with "The Winged Dragon of Ra", while Mai was strapped to a wall by Marik's monsters, so Joey climbed into the arena and tried to unstrap Mai to save her from Ra's blast. He was unable to but Yami Yugi jumped in protecting both from the blast. Yugi and Joey survived, though Marik was able to send Mai to the [[Shadow Realm]]. He feels somewhat responsible for Mai's loss. This further fueled Joey's hatred for Marik, making him want to face Marik in the next round.
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====Virtual World====
[[File:DMx104 Joey with Flame Swordsman.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Joey with his Deck Master, "[[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]"]]
After the quarter-finals, the blimp was sucked into a hidden area where Yugi, Joey, Téa, Tristan, Duke, Serenity, Seto and Mokuba were linked into a Virtual World apparently hosted by Kaiba's stepbrother [[Noah Kaiba]]. The party was split up and to defeat members of [[the Big Five]], who would take their bodies to escape from the virtual world and live inside that body in the real world. Joey was able to construct his Deck using lists of given cards. He also included a few "[[Harpie]]" cards, remembering how Mai used to use them. He faced [[Johnson]], who rigged Joey's luck-based cards to work in his favor. Noah threatens to disqualify Johnson, but Joey asks that the Duel continue, and he defeats Johnson. He later pairs up with Yugi as they Duel the Big Five combined. Working together they defeat the Big Five. After Yugi defeats Noah, the party is returned to the real world.
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====Battle City finals====
On entering the Duel Tower Island, where the Battle City finals are taking place, Kaiba continues to mock Joey and asked how he managed to enter the tournament, saying somebody must have messed up on the computer systems. Despite his hatred for Kaiba, Joey hated Marik more and used the Battle Royale Duel, which would determine who faced who in the next round in his favor to pair him against Marik.

[[File:Joey attacked by Ra.png|200px|thumb|right|Joey being attacked by Ra]]
When Joey Duels Marik in the semi-finals, Marik links all monsters Summoned by a player to the player themselves, so that any pain the monster feels, the controller would also feel. Joey Duels surprisingly well against Marik, but when Marik Summons "[[The Winged Dragon of Ra (anime)|The Winged Dragon of Ra]]", he uses its effect to destroy Joey's monsters causing Joey immense pain. It appeared that Joey would not survive the blast. This even resulted in Yami begging Kaiba to call off the Duel, but Kaiba refuses, and insisted he had to witness Ra's special ability with his own eyes. But when Ra had finished, Joey was still standing. He struggled to draw his next card, "[[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]". He Summoned it and tried to attack Marik's [[Life Points]] directly for the win, but collapsed before the attack went through, leaving Marik the winner. After seeing Joey stand up after Ra's blast, Kaiba actually admits to himself that Joey's performance was actually quite impressive, and finally realizes that Joey ''isn't'' the third-rate amateur that Kaiba thought he was.

Joey remains in a coma for a while (In the dub, a few screen shots were cut that showed that in fact he was dead for a few minutes, and also dialogues were rearranged to show him simply as unconscious), leaving his friends worrying that he may have been sent to the Shadow Realm. However, he is not in the Shadow Realm and only in a coma because of his strong friendship bond with both Yugi and Yami Yugi protecting him. He is taken care of by KaibaCorp doctors on the Kaiba's blimp, until Yugi's Duel with Kaiba in the semi-finals, when Tristan drags him to the window to see Yugi's Duel claiming Yugi needs him (and Joey starts regaining consciousness after Yugi summoned his "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]" against Kaiba). Joey slowly regained consciousness and afterwords dashes up the Duel Tower, catching the end of Yugi's Duel. After Kaiba gives Yugi "[[Obelisk the Tormentor (anime)|Obelisk the Tormentor]]", because of the [[Ante Duel|ante rule]], Joey challenges Kaiba to a play off to determine 3rd and 4th place. Though Joey plays rather well, managing for a short time to use Kaiba's own "[[Blue-Eyes White Dragon (anime)|Blue-Eyes White Dragon]]" against him, Kaiba wins and says that Dueling Joey was just a waste of time. However, Mokuba, who was one of the few spectators, is impressed by how Joey Dueled his brother.

Joey cheers on Yugi in the finals against Yami Marik and returns to Mai's bed to see if defeating Yami Marik had woken her up. He cries over her body, until he hears Mai and Serenity snickering, as they pranked him into admitting he would do anything to have Mai wake up, Mai having woken up before he even reached her room.

After the gang flew back to Domino City, they said their goodbyes and parted. Later on, Joey met up with Yugi for a Duel they promised each other. Joey claimed he was going to win back his "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]". The Duel's result was not shown, but Joey did use that card in later arcs, which means he may have won it back.

====Waking the Dragons====
[[File:Joey acquires Hermos.png|thumb|left|200px|Joey obtaining Hermos]]
In the [[Waking the Dragons]] arc, Joey accompanies Yugi in saving the world from [[Dartz]] and his organization, Paradius. When Arthur Hawkins tells of an alternate world where real Duel Monsters exist, Joey, remembering all the experiences he and his friends have had previously, tells Arthur that he believes him.

He later finds out Mai is working for Paradius and is set on using "[[The Seal of Orichalcos (anime)|The Seal of Orichalcos]]" to strip Joey of his soul. Joey refuses to accept that Mai joined under her own free will and accused Paradius of brainwashing her. Mai Duels Joey in an attempt to take his soul. Joey, holding back at first for fear of losing Mai, struggles to avoid losing the Duel, until his mind is taken to another world, where he pulls a sword from a large dragon sealed in crystal. Back in reality that dragon, "[[Claw of Hermos]]" is added to his Deck. He uses this card to gain an advantage in the Duel. When it becomes apparent that Joey is about to win, [[Valon]] interrupts, using a fragment of the Orichalcos stone to remove "The Seal of Orichalcos" in order to save Mai.

Joey manages to catch the last glimpse of Yami's Duel with [[Rafael]]. He is astonished to see the symbol of the Orichalcos on Yami's forehead, since this must have meant Yami played the Seal on his own. This is nothing to his shock when he witnesses Yami lose the Duel and watches a soul be taken. Rafael began to make his escape in a helicopter, taking Yugi's body with him. When Joey pursues and demands that Rafael give him back, Rafael flings the body down. After Yugi begins to show signs of life, Joey becomes excited thinking Yugi had found a way to avoid losing his soul. But Yami Yugi revealed that only he had survived while "regular" Yugi let his own soul be taken. Joey punches Yami for moping around and losing hope, and tells him to focus on saving Yugi.

Joey and Tristan get separated from Téa and Yami Yugi when the train they were riding split in two. Outside the train, Joey and Tristan meet Rex, who is now working with Paradius and looking to Duel Joey. Joey refuses to Duel, knowing one of them would lose their soul if the Seal of Orichalcos was played. But Raptor begins to Duel anyway, playing the Seal on the first turn and leaving Joey no choice but to Duel back. Throughout the Duel, Rex reveals his motive for targeting Joey. He and Weevil had been humiliated after their defeats to Joey and Yugi in Duelist Kingdom. They both suffered a mass loss in popularity and were now regarded as losers and a joke. He blamed Joey for all this, including going on to say Joey stole, not fairly won, his "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (later anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]". Joey proceeds to win the Duel, causing Rex to lose his soul. He and Tristan are left carrying Rex's body through the desert after this.

Joey's Hermos card begins to glow, and he sees the three [[Legendary Dragon]]s appear and guide an airplane to land safely nearby. Joey and Tristan rush to the plane, where they meet up with Yami and Téa, who had also seen the Dragons guide the plane. Kaiba emerges from the plane, and he explains how Paradius had hacked into KaibaCorp and began taking over. Kaiba gives them all a lift to Domino City, leaving Rex in the care of his remaining faithful staff. The City has become overrun with Orichalcos Soldiers. After being chased by one, Joey meets [[Valon]], who takes off on a motorcycle. Joey grabs a motorcycle that an Orichalcos Soldier had caused someone to fall off of and chases Valon. After catching up, they Duel, and Valon explains his reason for targeting Joey; from hearing Mai constantly rant about him, he felt eliminating Joey would be a favor to her. However, Valon becomes impressed by Joey's Dueling skills and speech about how he felt Dueling was about fighting for people you love. He soon comes to respect Joey and see why Mai is so interested in him. Mai appears midway through the Duel, telling Valon off for Dueling Joey because she wanted to be the one to defeat him. Joey wins, and just before Valon lost his soul, he asked Joey to save Mai.

Unable to convince Mai that she has been brainwashed, Joey says the only way he could get through to Mai was to Duel her. But though he tries his best, he is again handicapped by the strain his battle with Valon put on his stamina. Through the course of the Duel, Mai comes to remember why she had once cared for Joey. She holds back from attacking him when she is able to declare victory, but Joey collapses from exhaustion from his Duel with Valon and the Seal of Orichalcos begins to take his soul. Mai rushes and hugs him to stop him from falling, telling him she was sorry and that he was "the closest friend she ever had". Shortly after, Joey pushes her safely out of the Seal while his soul gets taken. An image of him standing, fists at his sides, appears on a tablet in Dartz's temple to show his soul's capture. (It is noteworthy that he and Valon are the only two characters whose soul-carvings do not depict them panicking at their imprisonment.) Mai weeps over Joey, denouncing everything she did. Once she calms down, she takes the Hermos card and rests his body next to Valon's before dashing to Duel Dartz for Valon and Joey. Yami, Téa and Tristan arrive and take care of Joey's body.

Joey's soul returns to his body after Yami's Duel with Dartz. Yugi returns Hermos to Joey, and he helps Summon monsters to defeat [[The Great Leviathan]]. After the defeat of the Leviathan, he watches as the Legendary Knights and [[Dark Magician Girl (character)|Dark Magician Girl]] return to their world. The Hermos card fades away as he does so.

====Grand Championship====
Joey was invited to Seto Kaiba's Grand Championship tournament. He served as mainly a comic relief character in this arc. After Yugi said the card "[[Heart of the Underdog (anime)|Heart of the Underdog]]" reminded him of a friend, calling Joey an underdog became a running gag that day. In the first round, he defeated Yugi's grandfather, [[Solomon Muto]], who entered under the identity [[Grand Championship Contestants|Apdnarg Otum]], to test how well he had trained Joey. Only Joey was fooled by his disguise. After putting up a good fight, he was defeated by [[Zigfried von Schroeder]] in the next round. When Yugi's grandpa was missing, Joey joined Yugi and the gang on a search to find Yugi's grandpa. They found him being bribed by Vivian who challenged Yugi to a Duel, which Yugi accepted and won.

====''Capsule Monsters''====
{{ambox|type=notice|small=left|style=width: 100%;|text=The following events from ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters]]'' are of disputed canon.}}

[[File:Wheel of Spin.png|thumb|right|Joey playing the [[Wheel of Spin]]]]
On the way to school, Joey noticed a [[Wheel of Spin]] game with a prize of a six-day trip for four to India. He paid to take part and managed to win the trip. He could barely contain his excitement as he told [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]], [[Téa Gardner|Téa]] and [[Tristan Taylor|Tristan]] that he had won tickets for the four of them.<ref name="cm 1">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters|1|ref}}</ref>

At the airport, Joey was teased by his friends for over-packing and was happy to learn that they got a private plane for the journey. However the plane suffered engine difficulties while flying over a forest and crash landed on the edge of a river. Everyone on board survived and Joey lost his excess luggage in the crash. The pilot sent a distress signal, but Joey was not keen on spending his free trip waiting for the rescue team, so he began to explore the area was joined by Yugi, Téa and Tristan. Téa expressed concern in wandering around a forest with potentially dangerous animals, but Joey said that the animals would be more afraid of them.<ref name="cm 1" />

[[File:Pyramid of Alexander - Spikes.png|thumb|left|Joey triggers the spike trap.]]
Joey and his friends happened upon [[Alex Brisbane]] lying unconscious. They learned that he was a colleague of Yugi's grandfather, [[Solomon Muto]] and that Solomon had disappeared during their latest exhibition. Alex then led the group to where he got separated from Solomon; the [[Pyramid of Alexander]], unorthodoxly located outside of Egypt. As they went though the pyramid, Joey triggered a trap, which caused spikes to suddenly stick out of the ground, narrowly missing him. Alex navigated the group safely past more traps to where he last saw Solomon. A giant map was located on the floor near where Alex found Solomon's bandanna. Despite Yugi's warnings, Joey began to quickly search the room for Solomon and disappeared after stepping on the map.<ref name="cm 1" />

[[File:Chased by Kurama.png|thumb|right|Joey and [[Baby Dragon (character)|Baby Dragon]], chased by a flock of [[Kurama (Capsule Monsters)|Kurama]]]]
Joey was transported to the mountain region in the [[World of Capsule Monsters]] and given a [[Capsule Shooter]]. Soon after he thought he could hear Yugi's voice and tried calling him. This attracted the attention of a [[Kurama (Capsule Monsters)|Kurama]] flying overhead. The Kurama picked up Joey and dropped him in a nest sticking out of a mountain. Joey tried to act friendly towards the three infant Kurama in the nest, but one of them bit him in the hand as he tried to pet it. The infant Kurama then lunged at Joey, causing him to fall from the nest and land in another one with more infant Kurama. As the Kurama from the first nest followed Joey, he jumped from the second nest, landing in a third one. After jumping again, he discovered that there were no more ledges and a big drop. He caught onto a branch to save himself. The branch tilted under Joey's weight, causing a capsule on it to roll towards him and knock him off. Joey clung onto the capsule in desperation, causing the [[Baby Dragon (character)|Baby Dragon]] inside to be released.<ref name="cm 2">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters|2|ref}}</ref>

As Joey flew away on Baby Dragon's back, a flock of Kurama chased after him. He turned back to fight them, but discovered he was too greatly outnumbered and fled. He and Baby Dragon flew through thin gaps between mountains, causing the Kurama to dwindled in numbers as some of them crashed into obstacles. When Baby Dragon flew through a thin hole, too many Kurama tried going through at once causing them to get stuck and block others from getting through.<ref name="cm 2" />

Joey and Baby Dragon stopped in a cliff behind a waterfall. Still believing himself to be in India, he looked through his guidebook, thinking it was useless and the holiday was turning out to be a pain. However he then spotted a chest and was optimistic that it contained treasure. On opening, it [[Yamatano Dragon Scroll (character)|Yamatano Dragon Scroll]] emerged and wrapped him up. Joey asked for help from Baby Dragon, but changed his mind after seeing it was about to use a fire attack. Baby Dragon incinerated the scroll, burning Joey in the process. Joey ran to the waterfall to cool down and afterwards collected the map of the World of Capsule Monsters, which Yamatano Dragon Scroll left behind.<ref name="cm 2" />

====Dawn of the Duel====
[[File:Joey7xq.png|thumb|left|Joey Wheeler's appearance during the ''Dawn of the Duel'' arc]]
During the ''[[Dawn of the Duel]]'' arc, Joey, Yugi, Téa and Tristan go to Cairo, Egypt so that they might help Yami Yugi fulfill his destiny as Pharaoh. They were greeted at the airport by the Ishtars. After Yami Yugi entered the [[World of Memories|Memory World]], his friends were shocked to see that he had left the Millennium Puzzle, so [[Shadi]] used the [[Millennium Key]] to open the way to the maze of Yugi's heart so that he might try to find the door to the Memory World. Once there, the four of them met up with [[Bobasa]], who promised to help them. They were able to phase through other buildings and people unnoticed and remained invisible to the majority of people, but they could not pass through the palace gates. Joey, Téa, Tristan and Yugi manage to find Yami's real name, but are unable to read the hieroglyphics. When they meet up with Yami later, they are unable to tell him his real name. Together they Summon monsters to fight [[Zorc Necrophades]]. After Zorc defeats their monsters, they try concentrating on their memories of the hieroglyphics, and are able to make them appear on a [[Wikipedia:Cartouche|cartouche]]. Yami read his name, Atem, from the cartouche allowing him to Summon [[The Creator God of Light, Horakhty]], destroying [[Zorc Necrophades]].

After returning to the real world, Joey offers to Duel Atem in the [[Battle Ritual]]. This is declined so that Yugi can Duel Atem himself. During the Duel, he explains Yugi's feelings to his friends. After the Duel, Joey and his friends fly back home to Domino City. He is last seen walking into the distance with Yugi, Téa and Tristan as the series ends.
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===''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX''===
[[File:GXx107 - Joey.png|thumb|Joey in ''Yu-Gi-Oh! GX'']]
His name is referenced in an episode in the dub when [[Jaden Yuki]] Duels a lab chimpanzee, the scientist says the ape's name is [[Wheeler]]. This is a reference to [[Seto Kaiba|Kaiba]] once calling Joey a "Dueling monkey" in the dub.<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|13|ref}}</ref>

Joey is mentioned by name, by [[Maximillion Pegasus|Pegasus]]. He includes Joey in his top five Duelists as number three due to his unusual gift of pure raw talent. Two being [[Seto Kaiba|Kaiba]] and one being [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]].<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|107|ref}}</ref>

When Jaden is taken to the past to Duel against the younger Yugi, he picks up a flyer that has a picture of Yugi, [[Téa Gardner|Téa]], [[Tristan Taylor|Tristan]], Joey and Kaiba.<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! GX|179|ref}}</ref>

===''Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's''===
A parody of him named Tatsuya Jyouchi is listed as one the players defeated by [[Hunter Pace]].<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|1|ref}}</ref>

A Duelist who looks like Joey is seen Dueling at [[Daimon Area]] against a Duelist who resembles [[Frost]]. [[Thunder (character)|Thunder]], Frost's partner, also bears a resemblance to Joey. In the dub, someone asks if the Duelist is Joey Wheeler. Someone else replies that it is his cousin [[Jesse Wheeler]].<ref>{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's|14|ref}}</ref>

==Non-canon appearances==
{{main|Joey Wheeler in non-canon}}

==Other appearances==
{{Character other appearances}}

==Relationships==
===Yugi Muto===
Joey and Tristan used to bully Yugi, but after Yugi defended Joey and Tristan against Ushio, Joey and Yugi became very close friends.<ref name="ep003">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|003|ref}}</ref> When Yami Yugi was unable to snap Joey out of Marik's brainwashing, Yugi took over<ref name="ep076">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|076|ref}}</ref> - Yami Yugi conceded that Yugi was closer to Joey than he was - and succeeded in bringing Joey back to his senses.<ref name="ep078">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|078|ref}}</ref> Shortly thereafter, each proved they were willing to die for the other, as Yugi chose to lose a Duel in which the loser drowned so as to save Joey, and as Joey then gave up his own chance to escape drowning to save Yugi from the same.<ref name="ep078" /> When Joey is unconscious after his Duel with Yami Marik, Yugi only continues participating in the tournament because the Millenium Necklace tells him that's the way to save Joey.<ref name="ep128">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|128|ref}}</ref> Similarly, after Yugi's soul is taken by the Orichalcos, Joey decides to challenge Doma himself in order to save Yugi.<ref name="ep160">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|160|ref}}</ref>

===Yami Yugi===
Joey is close friends with Yami Yugi, and each risks his life to help the other countless times. In Battle City, Joey calls Yami Yugi the "true Duelist", and makes it his goal to become a Duelist worthy of Dueling Yami Yugi.<ref name="ep057">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|057|ref}}</ref> When Joey is unconscious after his Duel with Yami Marik, Yami Yugi only continues participating in the tournament because the Millenium Necklace tells him that's the way to save Joey;<ref name="ep128" /> Joey exhibits similar selfless behavior in return when he continues to support Yami Yugi after Yami Yugi's corruption led to Yugi's loss, choosing not to blame Yami Yugi for what had transpired and instead urging Yami Yugi to fight to get Yugi back.<ref name="ep159">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|159|ref}}</ref> On the boat ride to the Pharaoh's tomb, Joey tells Tristan and Duke that although he doesn't want to see Yami Yugi go, he supports it because he knows it's best for Yami Yugi.<ref name="ep220">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|220|ref}}</ref> As Yami Yugi leaves, Joey cries, but he encourages the others to let Yami Yugi go to the afterlife, while saying that, "Even in 1000 years, you're still our partner".<ref name="ep224">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|224|ref}}</ref>

===Serenity Wheeler===
Although they were separated as kids when their parents divorced, Joey and Serenity care deeply for each other.<ref name="ep003" /> When Joey learns that Serenity needs money for an eye surgery, he enters the Duelist Kingdom tournament to win the money necessary to perform the surgery.<ref name="ep003" /> The first thing Serenity does after recovering her eyesight is save Joey's life.<ref name="ep078" /> Serenity generally admires Joey,<ref name="ep064">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|064|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep086">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|086|ref}}</ref> who in turn acts protective of his sister, becoming angry with Tristan and Duke when they flirt with her.<ref name="ep143">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|143|ref}}</ref><ref name="ep224" />

===Tristan Taylor===
Joey and Tristan are close friends. While Tristan pokes fun at Joey<ref name="ep160" /> and Joey is annoyed with Tristan's behavior towards Serenity,<ref name="ep224" /> their deep friendship can be seen in Tristan's horrified reaction both times Joey lost shadow games.<ref name="ep128" /><ref name="ep173">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|173|ref}}</ref>

===Mai Valentine===
When Joey and Mai first meet, Mai cares only about winning and is rude to Joey.<ref name="ep003" /> However, Joey and the rest of his friends soon become friends with Mai.<ref name="ep015">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|015|ref}}</ref> After this, Joey and Mai grow continually closer, with Mai giving Joey the pass he needs to get into the Duelist Kingdom finals,<ref name="ep031">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|031|ref}}</ref> and Joey breaking Yami Marik's hold over Mai and shielding her from Ra's attack.<ref name="ep092">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|092|ref}}</ref> When Mai joins Doma, Joey makes it his goal to bring her back to her senses. <ref name="ep173">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|173|ref}}</ref> Over the course of the series they come to care deeply for each other's well-being. 

===Seto Kaiba===
At the series start, Joey and Seto dislike each other, neither showing any respect for the other. In particular, Joey dislikes Seto's arrogant behavior, and Seto considers Joey a weak Duelist.<ref name="ep016">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|016|ref}}</ref> However, over the course of the series, each individual shows concern, empathy, and/or respect for the other several times. When Marik is controlling Joey into Dueling Yugi with the Duelists' lives on the line, Seto is worried that for the Duelists' safety; he works hard to call off the Duel.<ref name="ep078" /> Later, when Noah offers Yami Yugi the opportunity to save all of Yugi's friends - including Serenity - if Yami Yugi lets Noah keep Seto trapped in the Virtual World, Joey insists that Yami Yugi keep fighting in order to save the Kaiba brothers and maintain the bond the Kaiba brothers share.<ref name="ep118">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|118|ref}}</ref> Later, Seto considers respecting Joey as a Duelist after Joey withstands Ra's attack,<ref name="ep128" /> although he is still rude both to him and when talking about him in the tournament, both when fighting for 3rd place and in his match with Yami Yugi, respectively. In [[Waking the Dragons]] arc, he was considerate enough to prevent Joey's soulless body from falling off of Tristan's back. Joey in turn gains enough respect for Seto to actively root for him in Seto's match against Zigfried.<ref name="ep194">{{episode|Yu-Gi-Oh!|194|ref}}</ref>

==Decks==
{{Main|Joey Wheeler's Decks}}

===Duelist Kingdom===
During the ''[[Duelist Kingdom]]'' arc, Joey's Deck is comprised of mostly [[Warrior]] and [[Beast-Warrior]]-[[Type]] [[Monster Cards|monsters]]. He uses few Magic and Trap Cards, the ones that do mostly allowing him to power up his monsters or weaken enemy monsters. His favorite card is "[[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]", but he rarely uses it after Duelist Kingdom. Joey's signature move during Duelist Kingdom was to use a combo of "[[Time Wizard (anime)|Time Wizard]]" and "[[Baby Dragon (anime)|Baby Dragon]]" to weaken enemy monsters and aging "Baby Dragon" into "[[Thousand Dragon (anime)|Thousand Dragon]]". Joey also uses "[[Graverobber (anime)|Graverobber]]" to steal enemy cards for his own usage (note that in the anime "Graverobber" can take any card from the opponent's Graveyard, not just Magic cards), and adds the "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]" to his Deck after he wins it from [[Rex Raptor]]. With the exception of Battle City, when he lost the "Red-Eyes" to a [[Seeker|Rare Hunter]], Joey would make usage of the dragon throughout the series, gradually adding support cards for it to his Deck.

{{Decklist|Duelist Kingdom Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Anthrosaurus (anime)|Anthrosaurus]]
* [[Armored Lizard (anime)|Armored Lizard]]
* [[Axe Raider (anime)|Axe Raider]]
* [[Baby Dragon (anime)|Baby Dragon]]<ref group="note" name="trade">He traded with someone on the boat to [[Duelist Kingdom]] to acquire this card.</ref>
* [[Battle Steer (anime)|Battle Steer]]
* [[Battle Warrior (anime)|Battle Warrior]]
* [[Claw Reacher (anime)|Claw Reacher]]<ref group="note" name="opening">This card can be seen in his [[hand]] at the beginning of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 001|episode 1]].</ref>
* [[Destroyer Golem (anime)|Destroyer Golem]]<ref group="note" name="check">This card can be seen when [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] checks Joey's Deck in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 002|episode 2]].</ref>
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Garoozis (anime)|Garoozis]]
* [[Giltia the D. Knight (later anime)|Giltia the D. Knight]]
* [[Glassman]]<ref group="note">This card was played in [[face-down]] [[Defense Position]] during his Duel with [[Bonz]]. Its name was not mentioned.</ref>
* [[Kagemusha of the Blue Flame (anime)|Kagemusha of the Blue Flame]]<ref group="note">This card is Summoned during his brief Duel with [[Yugi Muto|Yugi]] at the start of [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 001|episode 1]].</ref>
* [[Kageningen (anime)|Kageningen]]<ref group="note" name="opening" />
* [[Kojikocy (anime)|Kojikocy]]<ref group="note">This card was played in [[face-down]] [[Defense Position]] during his Duel with [[Mai Valentine]]. Its name was not mentioned.</ref>
* [[Leogun (anime)|Leogun]]
* [[M-Warrior 1 (anime)|M-Warrior #1]]<ref group="note" name="check" />
* [[M-Warrior 2 (anime)|M-Warrior #2]]<ref group="note" name="check" />
* [[Masaki the Legendary Swordsman (anime)|Masaki the Legendary Swordsman]]
* [[Meotoko (anime)|Meotoko]]
* [[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]<ref group="note">He won this card from [[Rex Raptor]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 012|episode 12]].</ref>
* [[Rock Ogre Grotto 1 (anime)|Rock Ogre Grotto #1]]
* [[Rude Kaiser (anime)|Rude Kaiser]]
* [[Skull Stalker (anime)|Skull Stalker]]<ref group="note" name="opening" />
* [[Stone Armadiller (anime)|Stone Armadiller]]<ref group="note" name="check" />
* [[Tiger Axe (anime)|Tiger Axe]]
* [[The Furious Sea King (anime)|The Furious Sea King]]<ref group="note" name="opening" />
|effect monsters =
* [[Kuriboh (anime)|Kuriboh]]<ref group="note">This card can be seen in his opening hand during his Duel with [[Rex Raptor]] in the original version. This card is replaced by "[[Sword Arm of Dragon (anime)|Sword Arm of Dragon]]" in the dub.</ref>
* [[Lava Battleguard (anime)|Lava Battleguard]]<ref group="note">This card was given to him by [[Tristan Taylor]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 011|episode 11]].</ref>
* [[Swamp Battleguard (anime)|Swamp Battleguard]]
|fusion monsters =
* [[Black Skull Dragon (anime)|Black Skull Dragon]]
|other monsters =
* [[Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon]]
* [[Thousand Dragon (anime)|Thousand Dragon]]
|magic =
* [[Copycat (anime)|Copycat]]<ref group="note">This card was shown as a [[Level 5 Monster Cards|Level 5]] [[Effect Monster]] ([[Normal Monster]] in the dub) that is [[DARK]] with 0 [[ATK]] and 100 [[DEF]].</ref>
* [[Dragon Nails (anime)|Dragon Nails]]
* [[Salamandra (anime)|Salamandra]]<ref group="note" name="trade" />
* [[Shield & Sword (anime)|Shield & Sword]]<ref group="note" name="trade" />
* [[Time Wizard (anime)|Time Wizard]]<ref group="note">This card was given to him by Yugi in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 003|episode 3]].</ref>
|traps =
* [[Chasm of Spikes]]
* [[Graverobber (anime)|Graverobber]]
* [[Kunai with Chain (anime)|Kunai with Chain]]<ref group="note" name="trade" />
* [[Trap Hole (anime)|Trap Hole]]
}}

====Vs. Duke Devlin====
In the anime, Joey Dueled [[Duke Devlin]] using a Deck made from Booster Packs opened just before the Duel. Yugi objected that Joey shouldn't Duel using cards he's not used to. All the cards are from the ''[[Thousand Eyes Bible]]'' expansion of the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! Official Card Game]]'' (in the ''TCG'', this set was merged with the ''OCG'' set ''[[Pharaoh's Servant (Japanese)|Pharaoh's Servant]]'' and released as the set ''[[Pharaoh's Servant]]'').

{{Decklist
|effect monsters =
* [[Goblin Attack Force (anime)|Goblin Attack Force]]
* [[Mad Sword Beast (anime)|Mad Sword Beast]]
* [[Sword Hunter (anime)|Sword Hunter]]
}}

===Battle City===
In the ''[[Battle City]]'' arc, Joey's Deck is more balanced. He relies on Warriors again and incorporates '''Gamble''' cards that rely on coin flips, dice rolls or other games of chance and luck, "[[Graceful Dice (anime)|Graceful Dice]]" and "[[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]" being two such cards that become a permanent part of Joey's Deck. His reliance on these cards contrasts the other Duelists in the series including Yugi and Kaiba, as Joey does not have access to the powerful cards they do and relies on luck to win. Other cards that become mainstays in his Deck include "[[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator Sword]]", "[[Swordsman of Landstar (anime)|Swordsman of Landstar]]", and "[[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]", and the Magic Cards "[[Scapegoat (anime)|Scapegoat]]" and "[[Giant Trunade (anime)|Giant Trunade]]". As he defeats opponents Joey adds "[[Jinzo (anime)|Jinzo]]", "[[Insect Queen (anime)|Insect Queen]]", and "[[The Legendary Fisherman (anime)|The Legendary Fisherman]]" to his Deck, "Jinzo" becoming one of Joey's best monsters as the series progresses.

{{Decklist|Battle City Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator's Sword]]
* [[Axe Raider (anime)|Axe Raider]]
* [[Baby Dragon (anime)|Baby Dragon]]
* [[Battle Warrior (anime)|Battle Warrior]]
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Garoozis (anime)|Garoozis]]
* [[Giltia the D. Knight (later anime)|Giltia the D. Knight]]
* [[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]<ref group="note">He lost this card to [[Seeker]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 055|episode 55]]. Yugi won it back in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 057|episode 57]] and Joey told him to keep it.</ref>
* [[Swordsman of Landstar (anime)|Swordsman of Landstar]]
* [[Tiny Guardian]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]
* [[Gilford the Lightning (anime)|Gilford the Lightning]]
* [[Hayabusa Knight (anime)|Hayabusa Knight]]
* [[Insect Queen (anime)|Insect Queen]]<ref group="note">He won this card from [[Weevil Underwood]] during [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 064|episode 64]].</ref>
* [[Jinzo (anime)|Jinzo]]<ref group="note">He won this card from [[Espa Roba]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 059|episode 59]].</ref>
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]
* [[Parasite Paracide (anime)|Parasite Paracide]]<ref group="note">This card was placed into his Deck by Weevil in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 063|episode 63]].</ref>
* [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]
* [[The Legendary Fisherman (anime)|The Legendary Fisherman]]<ref group="note" name="mako">He won this card from [[Mako Tsunami]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 069|episode 69]].</ref>
|ritual monsters=
* [[Fortress Whale (anime)|Fortress Whale]]<ref group="note" name="mako" />
|other monsters =
* [[Thousand Dragon (anime)|Thousand Dragon]]
|fusion monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword Dragon (anime)|Alligator's Sword Dragon]]
|magic =
* [[Energy Drain (DM)|Energy Drain]]
* [[Fairy Box (anime)|Fairy Box]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub">This was depicted as a [[Trap Card]] in the dub.</ref>
* [[Foolish Burial (anime)|Foolish Burial]]
* [[Giant Trunade (anime)|Giant Trunade]]
* [[Graceful Dice (anime)|Graceful Dice]]
* [[Legendary Sword (anime)|Legendary Sword]]
* [[Lightning Blade (anime)|Lightning Blade]]
* [[Monster Reborn (anime)|Monster Reborn]]
* [[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]] ([[Polymerization (Fusion)|alternate version]] in the dub)
* [[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]]
* [[Question (anime)|Question]]
* [[Roulette Spider (anime)|Roulette Spider]]
* [[Salamandra (anime)|Salamandra]]<ref group="note">This card can be seen in his hand in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 088|episode 88]].</ref>
* [[Scapegoat (anime)|Scapegoat]] (later played with a [[Scapegoat (later anime)|different effect]])
* [[Shield & Sword (anime)|Shield & Sword]]
* [[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" />
* [[Time Wizard (anime)|Time Wizard]]
|traps =
* [[Chasm of Spikes]]
* [[Gamble (anime)|Gamble]]<ref group="note">This card is [[discard]]ed via the effect of "[[Helpoemer (anime)|Helpoemer]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 127|episode 127]].</ref>
* [[Graverobber (anime)|Graverobber]]
* [[Kunai with Chain (anime)|Kunai with Chain]]
* [[Magical Arm Shield (anime)|Magical Arm Shield]]
* [[Nutrient Z (anime)|Nutrient Z]]
}}

====Possessed Deck====
During the tournament, Joey is possessed by [[Marik Ishtar]] and is forced to Duel Yugi with additions to his Deck made by the Rare Hunters. He runs a '''[[Burn Deck]]'''. Marik adds a number of [[Spell Card|Magic Cards]] to his Deck, which allow him to directly [[destroy]] monsters and inflict [[Effect damage|damage]], although such cards were banned in the Battle City tournament.

{{Decklist|Possessed Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator's Sword]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]<ref group="note">This card can be seen in his hand</ref>
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]
* [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]
|magic =
* [[Attrition]]
* [[Graceful Dice (anime)|Graceful Dice]]
* [[Hinotama (anime)|Hinotama]] x3
* [[Meteor of Destruction (anime)|Meteor of Destruction]]
* [[Raigeki (anime)|Raigeki]]
* [[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" />
|traps =
* [[Magical Arm Shield (anime)|Magical Arm Shield]]
}}

====Dream Deck====
After losing to Yami Marik, Joey falls into a coma, in which he dreams about the tournament he entered in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 002|episode 2]], using his original Deck based on [[Warrior]]-[[Type]] monsters. (In the dub, he dreams that he is participating in a different tournament.)

{{Decklist|Flashback Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Axe Raider (anime)|Axe Raider]]
* [[Battle Warrior (anime)|Battle Warrior]]
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Hero of the East (anime)|Hero of the East]]
* [[M-Warrior 1 (anime)|M Warrior #1]]
* [[M-Warrior 2 (anime)|M Warrior #2]]
* [[Tiger Axe (anime)|Tiger Axe]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]] (seen in his Deck in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 129|episode 129]])
|magic =
* [[Gust Fan (anime)|Gust Fan]]
* [[Legendary Sword (anime)|Legendary Sword]]
* [[Shield & Sword (anime)|Shield & Sword]]
}}

===Virtual World===
In the ''[[Virtual World (arc)|Virtual World]]'' arc, Joey uses Warrior monsters and raises their ATK with the ability of his [[Deck Master]], "Flame Swordsman". He also uses "[[Cyber Harpie (anime)|Cyber Harpie]]" and "[[Harpie's Feather Duster (anime)|Harpie's Feather Duster]]" as tributes to [[Mai Valentine]] when both he and Yami Duel [[The Big Five]] in an attempt to get Tristan's body back.

{{Decklist|Virtual World Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator's Sword]]
* [[Axe Raider (anime)|Axe Raider]]<ref group="note">This card is Summoned in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 120|episode 120]] when he battles to reach the exit to the [[Noah's Virtual World|Virtual World]].</ref>
* [[Baby Dragon (anime)|Baby Dragon]]<ref group="note" name="battles">This card is Summoned in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 110|episode 110]] to distract the [[Big Five]] and escape.</ref>
* [[Battle Warrior (anime)|Battle Warrior]]<ref group="note" name="battles" />
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Swordsman of Landstar (anime)|Swordsman of Landstar]]
* [[Tiny Guardian]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Cyber Harpie (anime)|Cyber Harpie]]
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]
* [[Goblin Attack Force (anime)|Goblin Attack Force]]
* [[Hayabusa Knight (anime)|Hayabusa Knight]]<ref group="note" name="choosing deck master">This card can be seen when he searches his Deck to choose his [[Deck Master]] in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 104|104]].</ref>
* [[Insect Queen (anime)|Insect Queen]]<ref group="note" name="choosing deck master" />
* [[Jinzo (anime)|Jinzo]]
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]
* [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]
* [[Sword Hunter (anime)|Sword Hunter]]<ref group="note" name="choosing deck master" />
|magic =
* [[Arduous Decision]]
* [[Block Attack (anime)|Block Attack]]
* [[Burning Soul Sword]]
* [[Double Snare (anime)|Double Snare]]<ref group="note" name="hand ep 111">This card can be seen in his hand in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 111|episode 111]].</ref>
* [[Fairy Box (anime)|Fairy Box]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" /><ref group="note" name="hand ep 111" />
* [[Graceful Dice (anime)|Graceful Dice]]
* [[Harpie's Feather Duster (anime)|Harpie's Feather Duster]]
* [[Knight's Title (anime)|Knight's Title]]
* [[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]] ([[Polymerization (Fusion)|alternate version]] in the dubs)<ref group="note" name="hand ep 111" />
* [[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]]
* [[Scapegoat (later anime)|Scapegoat]]
* [[Shield & Sword (anime)|Shield & Sword]]
* [[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" />
|traps =
* [[Bottomless Trap Hole (anime)|Bottomless Trap Hole]]
* [[Drop Off (anime)|Drop Off]]
* [[Gamble (anime)|Gamble]]
* [[Kunai with Chain (anime)|Kunai with Chain]]
* [[Silver Dollar]]
}}

===Waking the Dragons===
In the ''[[Waking the Dragons]]'' arc, Joey adds "[[Claw of Hermos]]" to his Deck, combining it with monsters to create unique Equip cards. He otherwise adds "[[Star Blaster]]" and "[[Roll of Fate]]", along with other gamble cards and "[[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (later anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]".

{{Decklist|Waking the Dragons Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator's Sword]]
* [[Battle Warrior (anime)|Battle Warrior]]
* [[Brigadier of Landstar (anime)|Brigadier of Landstar]]
* [[Cyber-Tech Alligator (anime)|Cyber-Tech Alligator]]
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (later anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]
* [[Swordsman of Landstar (anime)|Swordsman of Landstar]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Blue Flame Swordsman (anime)|Blue Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Fiber Jar (anime)|Fiber Jar]]
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]
* [[Gearfried the Swordmaster (anime)|Gearfried the Swordmaster]]
* [[Gilford the Lightning (anime)|Gilford the Lightning]]
* [[Jinzo (anime)|Jinzo]]
* [[Marauding Captain (anime)|Marauding Captain]]
* [[Neko Mane King (anime)|Neko Mane King]]
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]
* [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]
* [[The Fiend Megacyber (anime)|The Fiend Megacyber]]
* [[Time Wizard (anime)|Time Wizard]]
|ritual monsters =
* [[Knight of Dark Dragon (anime)|Knight of Dark Dragon]]
* [[Lord of the Red (anime)|Lord of the Red]]
|magic =
* [[Dark Dragon Ritual (anime)|Dark Dragon Ritual]]
* [[Monster Reborn (anime)|Monster Reborn]]
* [[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]]
* [[Red-Eyes Transmigration (anime)|Red-Eyes Transmigration]]
* [[Release Restraint (anime)|Release Restraint]]
* [[Roll of Fate]]
* [[Scapegoat (later anime)|Scapegoat]]
* [[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" />
* [[Star Blaster]]
* [[The Warrior Returning Alive (anime)|The Warrior Returning Alive]]
<u>Legendary Dragons</u>
* [[Claw of Hermos]]
<u>Hermos Fusions</u>
* [[Big Bang Dragon Blow]]
* [[Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword (anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon Sword]]
* [[Rocket Hermos Cannon (anime)|Rocket Hermos Cannon]]
* [[Time Magic Hammer (anime)|Time Magic Hammer]]
|traps =
* [[Aura Armor]]
* [[Celebration of Creation]]
* [[Compensation Mediation]]
* [[Double Magical Arm Bind (anime)|Double Magical Arm Bind]]
* [[Drop Off (anime)|Drop Off]]
* [[Graverobber (anime)|Graverobber]]
* [[Kunai with Chain (anime)|Kunai with Chain]]<ref group="note">This card can be seen in his hand after [[Mai Valentine|Mai]] activates "[[Card of Sanctity (anime)|Card of Sanctity]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 173|episode 173]].</ref>
* [[Magical Arm Shield (anime)|Magical Arm Shield]]
* [[Metalmorph (anime)|Metalmorph]]
* [[Take One Chance]]
* [[Vow of Tribe]]
}}

===Grand Championship===
During the ''[[Grand Championship]]'' arc, Joey's Deck is largely the same as in "Waking the Dragons". He expands on his "Swordsman of Landstar" in the form of other "[[Landstar]]" monsters and support cards for them, and uses more gamble cards, namely "[[Dangerous Machine Type-6 (anime)|Dangerous Machine Type-6]]" and "[[Maximum Six (anime)|Maximum Six]]".

{{Decklist|Grand Championship Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Alligator's Sword (anime)|Alligator's Sword]]
* [[Brigadier of Landstar]]
* [[Grappler of Landstar]]
* [[Knight of Landstar]]
* [[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (later anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]
* [[Swordsman of Landstar (anime)|Swordsman of Landstar]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Blue Flame Swordsman (anime)|Blue Flame Swordsman]]<ref group="note">This card is [[Draw a card|drawn]] but not played by him in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 191|episode 191]].</ref>
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]<ref group="note" name="rfp guv">This card is [[Banish|removed from play]] by the effect of "[[Goddess Urd's Verdict (anime)|Goddess Urd's Verdict]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 191|episode 191]].</ref>
* [[Gilford the Lightning (anime)|Gilford the Lightning]]
* [[Goblin Attack Force (anime)|Goblin Attack Force]]
* [[Jinzo (anime)|Jinzo]]
* [[Maximum Six (anime)|Maximum Six]]
* [[Panther Warrior (anime)|Panther Warrior]]<ref group="note" name="rfp guv" />
* [[Sasuke Samurai (anime)|Sasuke Samurai]]
* [[Tiny Guardian (later anime)|Tiny Guardian]]
|ritual monsters =
* [[Knight of Dark Dragon]]<ref group="note">This card is discarded via the effect of "[[Nibelung's Ring]]" in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 191|episode 191]].</ref>
|magic =
* [[Dangerous Machine Type-6 (anime)|Dangerous Machine Type-6]]
* [[Giant Trunade (anime)|Giant Trunade]]
* [[Graceful Dice (anime)|Graceful Dice]]
* [[Hyper Refresh]]
* [[Landstar Forces]]
* [[Landstar Shot]]
* [[Polymerization (anime)|Polymerization]]<ref group="note">This card can be seen in his hand in episodes [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 188|188]] and [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 190|190]].</ref>
* [[Pot of Greed (anime)|Pot of Greed]]
* [[Premature Burial (anime)|Premature Burial]]
* [[Release Restraint (anime)|Release Restraint]]<ref group="note">This card is drawn in [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 191|episode 191]], but he is unable to activate it since "[[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]" had been [[Banish|removed from play]].</ref>
* [[Roll of Fate]]
* [[Scapegoat (later anime)|Scapegoat]]
* [[Skull Dice (anime)|Skull Dice]]<ref group="note" name="trap in dub" />
* [[Star Blaster]]
|traps =
* [[Compensation Mediation]]
* [[Silver Dollar]]
}}

===Dawn of the Duel===
He has not been seen Dueling properly during this arc, but he used cards from previous arcs while he is in ancient Egypt to protect himself and others from [[Zorc Necrophades]].

{{Decklist|Dawn of the Duel Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Flame Swordsman (anime)|Flame Swordsman]]
* [[Red-Eyes B. Dragon (later anime)|Red-Eyes Black Dragon]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]
}}

===Movies===
====Pyramid of Light====
{{Decklist|Pyramid of Light Deck
|normal monsters =
* [[Baby Dragon (anime)|Baby Dragon]]
|effect monsters =
* [[Gearfried the Iron Knight (anime)|Gearfried the Iron Knight]]
* [[Gilford the Lightning (anime)|Gilford the Lightning]]
* [[Rocket Warrior (anime)|Rocket Warrior]]
* [[Tiny Guardian (later anime)|Tiny Guardian]]
}}

==Duels==

{| class="wikitable card-list"
|-
! scope="col" | Opponent(s)
! scope="col" | Episode(s)
! scope="col" | Outcome
|-
| [[Yugi Muto]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 001|1]] || Lose
|-
| [[Téa Gardner]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 002|2]] || Lose (five times; four off-screen)
|-
| [[Mai Valentine]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 006|6]] || Win
|-
| [[Rex Raptor]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 011|11]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 012|12]] || Win
|-
| [[Seto Kaiba]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 016|16]] || Lose
|-
| [[Bonz]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 017|17]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 018|18]] || Win
|-
| [[Para]] and [[Dox]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 019|19]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 021|21]] || Win (with [[Yami Yugi]])
|-
| [[Bandit Keith]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 031|31]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 032|32]] || Win
|-
| [[Yugi Muto]]/[[Yami Yugi]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 033|33]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 034|34]] || Lose
|-
| [[Mai Valentine]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 044|44]] || No result
|-
| [[Duke Devlin]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 046|46]] || Lose
|-
| [[Seeker]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 055|55]] || Lose
|-
| [[Espa Roba]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 058|58]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 059|59]]|| Win
|-
| [[Weevil Underwood]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 063|63]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 064|64]] || Win
|-
| [[Mako Tsunami]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 068|68]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 069|69]] || Win
|-
| [[Yugi Muto]]/[[Yami Yugi]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 075|75]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 078|78]] || [[DRAW]] (partially controlled by [[Marik Ishtar]])
|-
| [[Odion]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 086|86]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 089|89]] || Win (default)
|-
| [[Johnson]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 104|104]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 105|105]] || Win
|-
| [[The Big Five]] (through [[Tristan Taylor]]) || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 111|111]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 113|113]] || Win (with [[Yami Yugi]])
|-
| [[Seto Kaiba]], [[Yami Marik]], [[Yami Yugi]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 122|122]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 124|124]] || Lose (Yugi and Kaiba)
|-
| [[Yami Marik]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 125|125]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 128|128]] || Lose (Disqualified)
|-
| [[Joey's black jacket opponent|Unidentified kid #1]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 128|128]] || Win (dream)
|-
| [[Joey's green jacket opponent|Unidentified kid #2]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 130|130]] || Win (dream)
|-
| [[Joey's red jacket opponent|Unidentified kid #3]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 133|133]] || Lose (dream)
|-
| [[Seto Kaiba]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 135|135]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 137|137]] || Lose
|-
| [[Yugi Muto]]/[[Yami Yugi]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 143|143]] || Not shown
|-
| [[Mai Valentine]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 151|151]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 154|154]] || No result
|-
| [[Rex Raptor]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 160|160]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 162|162]] || Win
|-
| [[Valon]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 169|169]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 172|172]] || Win
|-
| [[Mai Valentine]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 172|172]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 173|173]] || Lose
|-
| [[Solomon Muto|Apdnarg Otum]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 187|187]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 188|188]] || Win
|-
| [[Zigfried von Schroeder|Zigfried Lloyd]] || [[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 190|190]]-[[Yu-Gi-Oh! - Episode 191|191]] || Lose
|-
|}

==Notes==
<references group="note" />

==References==
<references />

{{Joey Wheeler pages}}
{{Yu-Gi-Oh! anime characters}}
{{Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters characters}}
{{Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories characters}}

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