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
Joseph Leung ("Chaos")
- USA
Theerasak Poonsombat
Sang Bui ("Beatdown")
Charles Hopkins ("Chaos")
Steven Arias ("Chaos Warrior Toolbox")
Roy St. Clair ("Chaos")
- Mexico
Jaled Esper ("Chaos")
- Chile
Filipe Luque ("Chaos")
- European National Champions
Markus Jaeger ("Hand Destruction")
Ken Jacobs ("Chaos")
Raphael Jury ("Chaos")
Chi Vinh Le ("Chaos")
Kostas Giankolo ("Chaos")
Dario Longo ("Chaos")
Rajin Harpal ("Chaos")
Rodrigo Togores ("Warrior Toolbox")
Johan Nilsson ("Gren Maju")
Michael Schweizer ("Chaos")
Ryan Pugh ("Chaos")
- Australia
Pascal Huet ("Chaos")
- New Zealand
Martin Rossi ("Beatdown")
- Asian National Champions
Wan Hang Chan ("Chaos")
Anthony Kok ("Chaos")
Earl Cres Valdez Balolong ("Chaos")
Sebastian Tan ("Chaos")
Hyun Suk Cha ("Chaos")
Chueng Sheng Lee ("Chaos")
- Japan
Deck Breakdown[]
Deck | Number |
---|---|
Chaos | 24 |
Beatdown | 3 |
Warrior Toolbox | 2 |
Gren Maju | 1 |
Hand Destruction | 1 |
Deck | Number |
---|---|
Chaos | 7 |
Beatdown | 1 |
Decklists[]
Masatoshi Togawa[]
Wan Hang Chan[]
- Berserk Gorilla
- Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
- Breaker the Magical Warrior
- Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
- D.D. Warrior Lady x3
- Don Zaloog
- Exiled Force
- Jinzo
- Magical Scientist
- Magician of Faith
- Reflect Bounder
- Sangan
- Sinister Serpent
- Tribe-Infecting Virus
- Witch of the Black Forest
- B. Skull Dragon
- Dark Balter the Terrible x3
- Dark Flare Knight x3
- Dark Paladin x2
- Darkfire Dragon
- Dragoness the Wicked Knight
- Fiend Skull Dragon
- Flame Swordsman x2
- Giltia the D. Knight
- Musician King x3
- Reaper on the Nightmare x3
- Ryu Senshi x2
- Thousand-Eyes Restrict x3
- XY-Dragon Cannon x2
- XYZ-Dragon Cannon x2
- XZ-Tank Cannon
- YZ-Tank Dragon
Yoshinobu Suekane[]
- Airknight Parshath
- Apprentice Magician x2
- Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
- Breaker the Magical Warrior
- Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
- D.D. Warrior Lady x2
- Kuriboh
- Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
- Magical Scientist
- Magician of Faith x2
- Sangan
- Shining Angel
- Sinister Serpent
- Spirit Reaper
- Tribe-Infecting Virus
- Witch of the Black Forest
Ryan Pugh[]
- Airknight Parshath
- Black Luster Soldier - Envoy of the Beginning
- Breaker the Magical Warrior
- Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
- D.D. Warrior Lady x3
- Don Zaloog x2
- Magician of Faith
- Reflect Bounder
- Sangan
- Shining Angel
- Sinister Serpent
- Spirit Reaper
- Tribe-Infecting Virus
- Vampire Lord
- Witch of the Black Forest
Video Game[]
Competitors[]
- USA
- European National Champions
- Japan