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The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004, also abbreviated as WCS 2004, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament that was held in Los Angeles from 25 July 2004, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2003-2004 season. It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Video Game World Championship 2004.

The TCG/OCG tournament was almost exclusively dominated by "Chaos", with all Top 4 players using different variations of the deck. In the finals, Masatoshi Togawa won against Wan Hang Chan. The semifinalists were Yoshinobu Suekane and Ryan Pugh.[1]

At the Video Game tournament, Ryon Peyton became the new World Champion. Pere Torrellas and Patrick Dicks took the silver and bronze medals respectively. Junichi Natsume rounded out the Top 4.[2]

The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004, also abbreviated as WCS 2004, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament that was held in Los Angeles from 25 July 2004, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2003-2004 season. It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Video Game World Championship 2004.

The TCG/OCG tournament was almost exclusively dominated by "Chaos", with all Top 4 players using different variations of the deck. In the finals, Masatoshi Togawa won against Wan Hang Chan. The semifinalists were Yoshinobu Suekane and Ryan Pugh.[1]

At the Video Game tournament, Ryon Peyton became the new World Champion. Pere Torrellas and Patrick Dicks took the silver and bronze medals respectively. Junichi Natsume rounded out the Top 4.[2]

TCG/OCG[]

Competitors[]

Canada
USA
Mexico
Chile
European National Champions
Australia
New Zealand
Asian National Champions
  • Hong Kong Wan Hang Chan ("Chaos")
  • Malaysia Anthony Kok ("Chaos")
  • Philippines Earl Cres Valdez Balolong ("Chaos")
  • Singapore Sebastian Tan ("Chaos")
  • South Korea Hyun Suk Cha ("Chaos")
  • Taiwan Chueng Sheng Lee ("Chaos")
Japan

Deck Breakdown[]

Overall
Deck Number
Chaos 24
Beatdown 3
Warrior Toolbox 2
Gren Maju 1
Hand Destruction 1
Top 8
Deck Number
Chaos 7
Beatdown 1

Decklists[]

Masatoshi Togawa[]


Wan Hang Chan[]


Yoshinobu Suekane[]


Ryan Pugh[]




Video Game[]

Competitors[]

USA
  • United States Ryon Peyton
  • United States Patrick Dicks
  • United States Diego Velazquez
  • United States Matthew Mancuso






European National Champions
  • Germany Emmanuel Kronenwett
  • Netherlands J. H. Den Daas
  • United Kingdom Ashley Brown
  • France Didier Maille
  • Italy Angelo Parisi
  • Spain Sergi Saludes
Japan
  • Japan Kenji Yoshino
  • Japan Junichi Natsume

References[]

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