Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer

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Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer
Box art
Names
EnglishYu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer
Development
PlatformNintendo Wii
DeveloperKonami
PublisherKonami
Release dates
JapaneseApril 21, 2011
North AmericanDecember 7, 2010
EuropeanNovember 16, 2010
Links

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer, known as Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Master of the Cards in Europe,[1] is the second Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's game for the Nintendo Wii.

Features[edit]

The hexagonal map used in the game.
  • Wi-Fi allows players to play against people from around the world.[2]
  • Wi-Fi allows players to download the current Forbidden/Banned List.
  • Gamers are thrown into the Duel of Legend Cup and pitted against 20 characters from the series; some exclusive to the game.[2]
  • The game uses a hexagonal map.
  • The game uses quite a few names from Norse Mythology.
  • Konami Pack features cards based on other Konami games, such as Gradius and Ganbare Goemon (similar to the Midday/High Noon Constellation pack from the Tag Force series).

Trailer[edit]

Starter Deck Contents[edit]

Within the game, the player can choose to play as a male or female character, thus determining their starter Deck:

By introducing the Konami Code ( 2 1) while choosing the player character's appearance, an additional design for their avatar will be available for choosing for each gender, based on Dark Magician and Dark Magician Girl. Choosing either of these as the player character gives the player a unique Starter Deck, with each gender being given a different Deck.

Glitches[edit]

  • "Future Visions" removes from play Synchro Summons if you haven't Normal Summoned that turn, which does not happen in the game normally.

Story[edit]

The game takes place in the island Ragnarok, where there is a building called Yggdrasil. The island has been taken over by an evil mastermind, Surtr.

On the island, the player battles the Duelist Corps, whose identity and motive are revealed as the game goes on.[2]

When the player finishes Story Mode, they are allowed to access the Niflheimr area. Niflheimr has no opponents other than Transcenders, but players can unlock new opponents in Free Duel Mode every 2 floors they finish, and they can also find the entries of a journal that detail the backstory of the Ragnarok island and the story of a group of people who arrived to the island long before the game's storyline took place.

Characters[edit]

The game includes characters from the anime and characters exclusive to the game.[2]

Promotional cards[edit]

A set of three promotional cards are included with the game. These cards were used by Devack in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime[3] and are as follows:

Credits[edit]

Operation Staff
Original Character & Monster Design
Producer
  • Takeshi Kameta
Director
  • Yasunori Kobayashi
  • Kenyo Sato
Duel Programmer
  • Hideyuki Takahashi
  • Akihiro Yamane
  • Tsuyoshi Shimizu
Character Icon Creation
  • Yasuhiko Tanaka
  • Yuki Kato
Sound Producer
  • Ayumu Kashizaki
Sound Director
  • Yasuhisa Ito
Sound Engineer
  • Kiyoko Kumasaka
Deck Advisor
  • Yasuto Suzuki
Product Coordinator
  • Toshifumi Onishi
  • Masayoshi Otani
  • Tadashi Kamei
Main Planner
  • Shinta Takamura
Chief Programmer
  • Yuji Tanabe
Main Programmer
  • Naoki Miyabe
Programmer
  • Takashi Nagai
  • Takefumi Matsui
  • Takahumi Nakamoto
  • Haruhiko Shimizu
Main Designer
  • Hidenori Kanbara
  • Hiroshi Fukuda
Designer
  • Shinji Kyogoku
  • Teruyuki Hiraoka
  • Takumi Nakamura
  • Masayuki Takaoka
  • Naomi Takemoto
  • Atsushi Fukushima
  • Miki Hase
  • Cheng Long
  • Du Lin
  • Gao Guangye
  • Wan Guoxiang
  • Wang Yan
  • Wang Yuequn
  • Yu Kai
  • Zhang Yu
  • Zou Chungang
  • Yusuke Ueda
  • Hiroshi Shimamura
  • Toshihiko Yamamoto
  • Takuya Yanai
  • Hiroyasu Suzuki
Planner
  • Shinta Takamura
  • Florian Staeuber
  • Junichi Hirose
  • Keisuke Hidehira
Scenario
  • Sou Mayumi
  • Yuichiro Kitaoka
Sound Designer
  • Tetsuari Watanabe
Sound Composer
  • Tatsuya Fujiwara
  • Seiichi Takamoto
Special Thanks
  • Kazuma Nagashima
  • Miyuki Inoue
  • Satoko Takemoto
  • Yasuhiro Yoshiwaka
  • Shunsaku Yamaoka
  • Tomokazu Nannbara
  • Toshiki Kawamura
  • Yoshiaki Matsushita
  • Makoto Aridome
  • Anju Kuriyama
Development Manager
  • Ayano Fujiwara
Supervisor
  • Osamu Kunimasa
Package & Manual Design
  • Miho Kosaka
  • Shizuko Yonedo
Package Illustration
  • Yutaka Ochiai
QA Testing
  • KDE Monitoring Group
Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd
  • Norio Kawamoto
  • Hiroki Muraoka
  • Satomi Morita
  • Kenichi Akama
  • Nolan Gregg
Special Thanks
  • Koji Yamamoto
  • Masakuni Nakazawa
  • Akihiro Takatoku
  • Motokazu Shibasaki
  • Takeshi Urabe
  • Genji Narita
  • Risako Kawade
  • Akemi Mase
  • Shinichiro Kai
  • Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
  • Konami Digital Entertainment GmbH
Executive Producer
  • Kenji Shimoide
  • Hirotaka Ishikawa
All of Original Stuff [sic]

HUDSON SOFT CO., LTD.
Natsume Co., Ltd.
Konami Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd.
And You
Thank you for playing !
PRESENTED By... Konami Digital Entertainment

The following are only mentioned in the Japanese credits of the game.

Operation Staff
Site Designer
  • Hiroaki Takahashi
  • Koji Hatano
Casting
  • NELKE PLANNING CO.,LTD.
  • Sawako Todoroki
Cooperating with
  • Weekly Shonen Jump Editorial Department
  • V-Jump Editorial Department
Card Recognizing System
System Development
  • Skyworkers, Inc.
System Programming
  • Hyde Co., Ltd.

References[edit]

  1. "Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Master Of The Cards". Konami Europe. Archived from the original on 1 April 2014. Retrieved 3 April 2020.
  2. a b c d e "Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Duel Transer". Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc. Archived from the original on 19 July 2013. Retrieved 3 April 2020.
  3. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's episode 05050: "Mark of the Monkey, Part 4"

External links[edit]