The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2024, also abbreviated as WCS 2024, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament held in Seattle from 7-8 September 2024, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2023-2024 season.
It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2024 as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel World Championship 2024[1]. For the first time ever, the Duel Links World Championship wassplit into two separate categories, namely Speed Duel (the traditional format in Duel Links) and Rush Duel (which was added to the game in September 2023). However, the total amount of players for the Duel Links category stayed the same as the Speed Duel tournament had been reduced from 24 to 16 players, and the newly added Rush Duel Championship only had 8 competitors.
Meanwhile, the Master Duel category had been increased from 8 to 12 teams, now also including players who qualified by making first place at a Duelist Cup or collecting Season Points.
This tournament marked the first World Championship in North America since 2016. It was also the latest World Championship ever, as the tournament had almost exclusively taken place in early to mid August before.
The TCG/OCG tournament saw a metagame heavily dominated by decks using the "Fiendsmith" engine. Fittingly, the final match was Ruben Penaranda on "Fiendsmith Yubel (archetype)" facing off against Mark Solis on "Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye". In the end, Ruben managed to claim the win, becoming the second American player in a row to win the tournament.[2][3]
The formats of the three virtual categories were all much more diverse, thanks to the multiple deck and shared card rules. In Duel Links, Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy" won the final match against Takuma Kitamura "たく". This made Sebastian the first Latin American player since 2015 to win a World Championship.[3]
In the finals of the inaugural Rush Duel tournament, Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes" emerged victorious against Gabriel Tan "Voltalon".[3]
The Master Duel World Championship saw the exact same final match as in the year before, with snipehunters (Joshua Schmidt "Josh", Emre Kizilates "Emre" and Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal") on one side and Team 7 (Ryan Yu "Ryan", Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton" and Raymond Dai "Raye") on the other. Something like this had never happened before in the history of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship. Unlike last year, it was Team 7 who took the win this time, evening the score between the two times. With this win, Ryan Yu became first person ever to win World Championships in different categories, as he was also the Dragon Duel World Champion of 2017.[3]
The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2024, also abbreviated as WCS 2024, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament held in Seattle from 7-8 September 2024, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2023-2024 season.
It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2024 as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel World Championship 2024[1]. For the first time ever, the Duel Links World Championship wassplit into two separate categories, namely Speed Duel (the traditional format in Duel Links) and Rush Duel (which was added to the game in September 2023). However, the total amount of players for the Duel Links category stayed the same as the Speed Duel tournament had been reduced from 24 to 16 players, and the newly added Rush Duel Championship only had 8 competitors.
Meanwhile, the Master Duel category had been increased from 8 to 12 teams, now also including players who qualified by making first place at a Duelist Cup or collecting Season Points.
This tournament marked the first World Championship in North America since 2016. It was also the latest World Championship ever, as the tournament had almost exclusively taken place in early to mid August before.
The TCG/OCG tournament saw a metagame heavily dominated by decks using the "Fiendsmith" engine. Fittingly, the final match was Ruben Penaranda on "Fiendsmith Yubel (archetype)" facing off against Mark Solis on "Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye". In the end, Ruben managed to claim the win, becoming the second American player in a row to win the tournament.[2][3]
The formats of the three virtual categories were all much more diverse, thanks to the multiple deck and shared card rules. In Duel Links, Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy" won the final match against Takuma Kitamura "たく". This made Sebastian the first Latin American player since 2015 to win a World Championship.[3]
In the finals of the inaugural Rush Duel tournament, Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes" emerged victorious against Gabriel Tan "Voltalon".[3]
The Master Duel World Championship saw the exact same final match as in the year before, with snipehunters (Joshua Schmidt "Josh", Emre Kizilates "Emre" and Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal") on one side and Team 7 (Ryan Yu "Ryan", Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton" and Raymond Dai "Raye") on the other. Something like this had never happened before in the history of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship. Unlike last year, it was Team 7 who took the win this time, evening the score between the two times. With this win, Ryan Yu became first person ever to win World Championships in different categories, as he was also the Dragon Duel World Champion of 2017.[3]
The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2024, also abbreviated as WCS 2024, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament held in Seattle from 7-8 September 2024, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2023-2024 season.
It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2024 as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel World Championship 2024[1]. For the first time ever, the Duel Links World Championship wassplit into two separate categories, namely Speed Duel (the traditional format in Duel Links) and Rush Duel (which was added to the game in September 2023). However, the total amount of players for the Duel Links category stayed the same as the Speed Duel tournament had been reduced from 24 to 16 players, and the newly added Rush Duel Championship only had 8 competitors.
Meanwhile, the Master Duel category had been increased from 8 to 12 teams, now also including players who qualified by making first place at a Duelist Cup or collecting Season Points.
This tournament marked the first World Championship in North America since 2016. It was also the latest World Championship ever, as the tournament had almost exclusively taken place in early to mid August before.
The TCG/OCG tournament saw a metagame heavily dominated by decks using the "Fiendsmith" engine. Fittingly, the final match was Ruben Penaranda on "Fiendsmith Yubel (archetype)" facing off against Mark Solis on "Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye". In the end, Ruben managed to claim the win, becoming the second American player in a row to win the tournament.[2][3]
The formats of the three virtual categories were all much more diverse, thanks to the multiple deck and shared card rules. In Duel Links, Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy" won the final match against Takuma Kitamura "たく". This made Sebastian the first Latin American player since 2015 to win a World Championship.[3]
In the finals of the inaugural Rush Duel tournament, Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes" emerged victorious against Gabriel Tan "Voltalon".[3]
The Master Duel World Championship saw the exact same final match as in the year before, with snipehunters (Joshua Schmidt "Josh", Emre Kizilates "Emre" and Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal") on one side and Team 7 (Ryan Yu "Ryan", Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton" and Raymond Dai "Raye") on the other. Something like this had never happened before in the history of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship. Unlike last year, it was Team 7 who took the win this time, evening the score between the two times. With this win, Ryan Yu became first person ever to win World Championships in different categories, as he was also the Dragon Duel World Champion of 2017.[3]
The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2024, also abbreviated as WCS 2024, was a Yu-Gi-Oh! Official (OCG) and Trading Card Game (TCG) tournament held in Seattle from 7-8 September 2024, being the most prestigious and final event of the 2023-2024 season.
It was held alongside the Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2024 as well as the Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel World Championship 2024[1]. For the first time ever, the Duel Links World Championship wassplit into two separate categories, namely Speed Duel (the traditional format in Duel Links) and Rush Duel (which was added to the game in September 2023). However, the total amount of players for the Duel Links category stayed the same as the Speed Duel tournament had been reduced from 24 to 16 players, and the newly added Rush Duel Championship only had 8 competitors.
Meanwhile, the Master Duel category had been increased from 8 to 12 teams, now also including players who qualified by making first place at a Duelist Cup or collecting Season Points.
This tournament marked the first World Championship in North America since 2016. It was also the latest World Championship ever, as the tournament had almost exclusively taken place in early to mid August before.
The TCG/OCG tournament saw a metagame heavily dominated by decks using the "Fiendsmith" engine. Fittingly, the final match was Ruben Penaranda on "Fiendsmith Yubel (archetype)" facing off against Mark Solis on "Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye". In the end, Ruben managed to claim the win, becoming the second American player in a row to win the tournament.[2][3]
The formats of the three virtual categories were all much more diverse, thanks to the multiple deck and shared card rules. In Duel Links, Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy" won the final match against Takuma Kitamura "たく". This made Sebastian the first Latin American player since 2015 to win a World Championship.[3]
In the finals of the inaugural Rush Duel tournament, Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes" emerged victorious against Gabriel Tan "Voltalon".[3]
The Master Duel World Championship saw the exact same final match as in the year before, with snipehunters (Joshua Schmidt "Josh", Emre Kizilates "Emre" and Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal") on one side and Team 7 (Ryan Yu "Ryan", Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton" and Raymond Dai "Raye") on the other. Something like this had never happened before in the history of the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship. Unlike last year, it was Team 7 who took the win this time, evening the score between the two times. With this win, Ryan Yu became first person ever to win World Championships in different categories, as he was also the Dragon Duel World Champion of 2017.[3]TCG/OCG[]
Competitors[]
Ruben Penaranda (Fiendsmith Yubel)- Jose Santiago (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Aditya Dharap (Fiendsmith Yubel
- Mike Thomas (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Marshall Demorest (Fiendsmith Yubel)
- Landon Oliver (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Mark Solis (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Giancarlo Valdez (Fiendsmith Yubel)
- Eduardo Cortes (Melodious)
- Adrian George (Ritual Beast)
- Francisco Osorio (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Gabriel Netz (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Baptiste Derouin (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Anthony Lopes (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Esteban Re (Fiendsmith Yubel)
- Julio Valls (Ritual Beast)
- Samuel Beboux (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Giovanni Barone (Fiendsmith Yubel
- Fox Chudleigh (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Kalist Uremovic (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye)
- Jiawei Zhang (Tenpai Dragon)
- Dawn Lim (Fiendsmith Yubel)
- Daigo Noguchi (Tenpai Dragon)
- Yuto Kondo (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King)
- Shinichi Azuma (Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Rescue-ACE)
- Ginga Moriuchi (Fiendsmith Labrynth)
Deck Breakdown[]
| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye | 12 |
| Fiendsmith Yubel | 8 |
| Ritual Beast | 2 |
| Tenpai Dragon | 2 |
| Fiendsmith Labrynth | 1 |
| Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Rescue-ACE | 1 |
| Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King |
1 |
| Melodious | 1 |
| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye | 3 |
| Fiendsmith Yubel | 2 |
| Ritual Beast | 1 |
| Tenpai Dragon | 1 |
| Fiendsmith Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King |
1 |
Top 8 Bracket[]
| Quarter-finals | Semi-finals | Final | ||||||||
 Mark Solis
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 Giancarlo Valdez
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| Mark Solis
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 Yuto Kondo
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| Yuto Kondo
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 Kalist Uremovic
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| Mark Solis
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| Ruben Penaranda
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 Jiawei Zhang
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| Ruben Penaranda
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| Ruben Penaranda
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| Jose Santiago
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| Jose Santiago
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 Julio Valls
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Decklists[]
Ruben Penaranda[]
- Bystial Druiswurm
- Bystial Magnamhut
- Chaos Summoning Beast
- Dark Beckoning Beast x3
- Fabled Lurrie
- Fantastical Dragon Phantazmay x3
- Fiendsmith Engraver x3
- Gruesome Grave Squirmer x2
- Nibiru, the Primal Being x3
- Samsara D Lotus x3
- Spirit of Yubel x2
- Unchained Soul of Sharvara
- Yubel
- Yubel - Terror Incarnate
Mark Solis[]
Yuto Kondo[]
- Bystial Baldrake
- Bystial Druiswurm
- Bystial Magnamhut
- Diabellstar the Black Witch x3
- Fabled Lurrie
- Fiendsmith Engraver x3
- Fire King Avatar Arvata
- Fire King High Avatar Kirin x2
- Legendary Fire King Ponix
- Nibiru, the Primal Being x3
- Sacred Fire King Garunix
- Snake-Eye Ash
- Snake-Eyes Flamberge Dragon
- Snake-Eyes Poplar x3
- Accesscode Talker
- Amphibious Swarmship Amblowhale
- Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess
- Fiendsmith's Requiem
- Fiendsmith's Sequence
- Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze
- I:P Masquerena
- Knightmare Phoenix
- Moon of the Closed Heaven
- Promethean Princess, Bestower of Flames
- Relinquished Anima
- S:P Little Knight
- Salamangreat Raging Phoenix
Jose Santiago[]
- Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess
- Dharc the Dark Charmer, Gloomy
- Fiendsmith's Requiem
- Fiendsmith's Sequence
- Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze
- I:P Masquerena
- Knightmare Phoenix
- Moon of the Closed Heaven
- Promethean Princess, Bestower of Flames
- Relinquished Anima
- S:P Little Knight
- Selene, Queen of the Master Magicians
Duel Links[]
Competitors[]
- Eito Sato "あしゅ"
- Sho Morita "ほわ@"
- Seungbeom Lee "Bocchi"
- Yousei Tomita "よう、"
- Shota Inoue "みさか"
- Kaito Konagaya "ACT"
- Tomohiro Asano "アサノ"
- Takuma Kitamura "たく"
- Yamato Kobayashi "やま@ぶるりすと"
- Zaid Beseiso "zaidking"
- Camron Imeny "Tadashi 正"
- Felix Carreto "Carret"
- Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy"
- Klaas Schmidt "zenzoh幻月vivi"
- Ryosuke Takayasu "RYOSUKE"
- Wonmo Je "Sen. GaOV"
Deck Breakdown[]
| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Star Seraph | 16 |
| Sky Striker | 11 |
| Fleur Infernoble Knight | 9 |
| Cyberse | 8 |
| Sacred Beast | 8 |
| Shark Variants | 8 |
| Rokket | 7 |
| Chronomaly | 5 |
| Tachyon | 2 |
| Fleur Sunavalon | 1 |
| Mayakashi | 1 |
| Performage | 1 |
| Shaddoll | 1 |
| Unchained | 1 |
| Zombie | 1 |
| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Star Seraph | 4 |
| Sky Striker | 4 |
| Chronomaly | 2 |
| Cyberse | 2 |
| Fleur Infernoble Knight | 2 |
| Shark Variants | 2 |
| Rokket | 2 |
| Sacred Beast | 1 |
| Unchained | 1 |
Top 4 Bracket[]
| Semi-finals | Finals | ||||||
| Camron Imeny "Tadashi 正"
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2 | ||||||
| Takuma Kitamura "たく"
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3 | ||||||
| Takuma Kitamura "たく"
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2 | ||||||
 Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy"
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3 | ||||||
| Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy"
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3 | ||||||
| Shota Inoue "みさか"
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2 | ||||||
Decklists[]
Sebastian Villarroel "Shelmy"[]
- Sky Striker Airspace - Area Zero x3
- Sky Striker Maneuver - Afterburners!
- Sky Striker Maneuver - Jamming Waves! x2
- Sky Striker Mecha - Eagle Booster x2
- Sky Striker Mecha - Shark Cannon
- Sky Striker Mecha - Widow Anchor x2
- Sky Striker Mecha Modules - Multirole x2
- Sky Striker Mobilize - Engage! x3
- Terraforming
Takuma Kitamura "たく"[]
- "Infernoble Arms - Hauteclere"
- Sky Striker Airspace - Area Zero x2
- Sky Striker Maneuver - Afterburners!
- Sky Striker Maneuver - Jamming Waves!
- Sky Striker Maneuver - Vector Blast x2
- Sky Striker Mecha - Eagle Booster
- Sky Striker Mecha - Shark Cannon
- Sky Striker Mecha - Widow Anchor x2
- Sky Striker Mecha Modules - Multirole x2
- Sky Striker Mobilize - Engage! x3
- Terraforming
Duel Links (Rush Duel)[]
Competitors[]
- Richard Pacheco "pacowacotaco"
- Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes"
- Rafael Jose "Zeeta"
- Andreas Gerlach "Suhnrysanti"
- Giorgio Pattoni "Giorfio"
- Yuuya Kaneko "わいな"
- Shutaro Ishii "もけもけ"
- Gabriel Tan "Voltalon"
Deck Breakdown[]
| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Psychic | 8 |
| Yggdrago Cyberse | 8 |
| Royal Rebel's Fiend | 7 |
| Ultimate Flag Machine | 7 |
| Blue-Eyes Monarch | 4 |
| Buster Blader Warrior | 2 |
| Aqua | 1 |
| Noodle Ninja | 1 |
| Sevens Road Spellcaster | 1 |
| Wyrm Excavator | 1 |
Top 4 Bracket[]
| Semi-finals | Finals | ||||||
 Giorgio Pattoni "Giorfio"
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1 | ||||||
 Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes"
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3 | ||||||
| Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes"
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3 | ||||||
 Gabriel Tan "Voltalon"
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1 | ||||||
| Gabriel Tan "Voltalon"
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3 | ||||||
 Rafael Jose "Zeeta"
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0 | ||||||
Decklists[]
Marc-Andre Ladouceur-Kirkor "QuantumCubes"[]
- Cyber-Tech Alligator
- Ultimate Flag Beast Avan Wolf x3
- Ultimate Flag Mech Tough Striker
- Crafter Drone x3
- Rising Light Angel Essel x3
- Steel Mech Lord Mirror Innovator x3
- Ultimate Flag Beast Aim Eagle x2
- Ultimate Flag Beast Bolt Tricorn
- Ultimate Flag Beast Surge Unicorn x3
- Ultimate Flag Mech Gold Rush x2
- Barrage of Steel x3
- Shield & Sword
- Buffered Slime
- Music Princess's Recital x2
- Widespread Ruin
- Attrashoot Hydron x2
- Belsectacle Mani x3
- Chaos Femtron x3
- Reset Runner x3
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor x3
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (L) x3
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (R) x3
- Rogue of Archfiend x2
- Royal Rebel's Doom Metal x3
- Royal Rebel's Heavy Metal x3
- Royal Rebel's Invasion x3
- Royal Rebel's Phaser x3
- Shadow Buyer x3
- Genie's Fire Breath x3
- Monster Reincarnation
- Stop Defense x2
- Buffered Slime
- Negate Attack
- The Guard
- CAN:D x3
- Peace Holder x3
- Silent Assailant x2
- CAN - Melo:D x3
- Prima Guitarna the Shining Superstar x2
- Romanpick
- Rythmical Performer x3
- Siesta Torero x3
- JAM:P Check! x2
- JAM:P Start! x2
- JAM:P Up! x3
- Tribute to The Doomed
- Buffered Slime
- Widespread Ruin
- Babysitter Goat x3
- Cycliptron x2
- Gaia The Fierce Knight x2
- Buster Blader
- Piercing Samurai x3
- Siesta Torero x3
- Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight x2
- Witness of Dragon Destroyer x3
- Yurushima Warrior x3
- Hammer Crush
- Shield & Sword
- Talismanic Seal Array x2
- Buffered Slime
- King's Majesty
- Negate Attack
- Sword & Shield
Gabriel Tan "Voltalon"[]
- Cyber-Tech Alligator
- Ultimate Flag Beast Avan Wolf x3
- Crafter Drone x3
- Rising Light Angel Essel x3
- Steel Mech Lord Mirror Innovator x3
- Ultimate Flag Beast Aim Eagle x2
- Ultimate Flag Beast Bolt Tricorn
- Ultimate Flag Beast Surge Unicorn x3
- Ultimate Flag Mech Gold Rush x3
- Barrage of Steel x3
- Shield & Sword
- Buffered Slime
- Music Princess's Recital x2
- Widespread Ruin
- Connector Dog x3
- Dark Femtron x3
- Attrashoot Hydron x2
- Belsectacle Mani x3
- Chaos Femtron x3
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor x2
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (L) x3
- Yggdrago the Sky Emperor (R) x3
- Buffered Slime
- Music Princess's Recital
- Widespread Ruin
- CAN:D x3
- Peace Holder x2
- Silent Assailant x2
- CAN - Melo:D x2
- Maginical Miracle
- Prima Guitarna the Shining Superstar x2
- Romanpick
- Rythmical Performer x3
- Siesta Torero x3
- Speedy Performer x2
- JAM:P Check! x2
- JAM:P Start! x2
- JAM:P Up! x2
- Tribute to The Doomed
- Buffered Slime
- Widespread Ruin
- Rogue of Archfiend x3
- Royal Rebel's Doom Metal x3
- Royal Rebel's Heavy Metal x3
- Royal Rebel's Invasion x3
- Royal Rebel's Phaser x3
- Shadow Buyer x3
- Genie's Fire Breath x3
- Monster Reincarnation
- Stop Defense x3
- Buffered Slime
- Negate Attack
- Blue-Eyes Bright Dragon
- Kaibaman x3
- Piercing Samurai x3
- Siesta Torero x3
- Soul Drake x2
- Twin Edge Dragon x2
- Wilhel the Mega Monarch x2
- Wilhel the Wisdom Monarch x3
- Zuse the Wisdom Vassal x3
- Burst Stream of Destruction
- Dragon's Inferno x3
- Tribute to The Doomed
- Buffered Slime
- Negate Attack
Master Duel[]
Teams[]
- snipehunters (WCS 2023)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Maxx "C"- Joshua Schmidt "Josh"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Labrynth) - Emre Kizilates "Emre"
(Bystial Centur-Ion & Floowandereeze) - Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal"
(Horus Tearlaments & Voiceless Voice)
- CER (DC OCT)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Jeong Hyeon Suh "CER. Greed"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Horus Tearlaments) - Jisuk Kim "CER.subaduck"
(Yubel & Branded Despia) - Chan Lee "CER.Nackwall"
(Superheavy Samurai Centur-Ion & Runick Stun)
- Team 7 (DC DEC)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Ryan Yu "Ryan"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Vanquish Soul) - Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton"
(60-Card Horus Tearlaments & Salamangreat) - Raymond Dai "Raye"
(Yubel & Purrely)
- Hero's Future (DC MAR)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Tasuku Kobanawa "たすく"
(Horus Tearlaments & Branded Voiceless Voice) - Takayuki Ota "magu6o"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Zoodiac) - Yuya Odaka "ゴウヨク"
(Yubel & Labrynth)
- Thank Love (A)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Maxx "C"- Shoei Miura "stellar"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Superheavy Samurai FTK) - Nobuhiro Shinno "あらた"
(Voiceless Voice & Tearlaments) - Daisuke Yokoi "みらーふぉーす"
(Bystial Branded Despia & Labrynth)
- MYYGO (B)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Xiaochi Ma "夏兜SeanMa"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Stun) - Hao Jiang "白眼の青龍"
(60-Card Bystial Branded Despia & Runick Stun) - Mingyu Jia "小雨润物"
(Yubel & Tearlaments)
- BOTB (C1)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Maxx "C", PSY-Framegear Gamma- Josh Kippenberg "joshkip"
(Sinful Spoils Rescue-ACE & Tenyi Swordsoul) - Austin Colling "TheMDGrinder"
(Purrely & Yubel) - Enzo Fiallos "Enzo"
(Voiceless Voice & Labrynth)
- Maxx "Yee" (C2)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Maxx "C", PSY-Framegear Gamma- Denis Nadas "Fetty Guap"
(Purrely & 60-Card Branded Despia) - Cameron Neal "Cam"
(Yubel & Labrynth) - Cristian Urena ".G."
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & ?)
- BRAZ IL (D)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Maxx "C"- Matheus Braz "mateusbra"
(60-Card Bystial Branded Despia & Voiceless Voice) - Pedro Gontow "JUD£UYGO"
(Yubel & Vanquish Soul) - Rafael Reich "ReichYGO"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Runick Stun)
- Rogue Rulers (E)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Infinite Impermanence, Maxx "C"- Eric Töpel "Eric"
(Voiceless Voice & 60-Card Branded Despia) - Zio Mundry "Tigershark92"
(Horus Tearlaments & Adventurer Spright) - Ben Kreutzkamp "Benk1w"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Labrynth)
- Double Noir (SP1)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Tomoyuki Ishiko "ぼーぎん"
(Branded Despia & Runick Stun) - Keiji Ohzawa "K G"
(Purrely & Superheavy Samurai FTK) - Tetsuo Ono "酔象角"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & ?)
- CER 2 x FCG (SP2)
Shared Cards: Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring, Called by the Grave, Maxx "C"- Minsung Kim "CER. Sana"
(Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King & Exosister) - Chieh Huang "FCG. RJay"
(Yubel & Tearlaments) - Sungil Cheon "CER. tiras"
(60-Card Bystial Branded Despia & Mathmech)
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| Deck | Number |
|---|---|
| Sinful Spoils Snake-Eye Fire King | 11 |
| Branded Despia | 8 |
| Yubel | 8 |
| Tearlaments Variants | 7 |
| Labrynth | 6 |
| Voiceless Voice | 6 |
| Purrely | 4 |
| Runick Stun | 4 |
| Centur-Ion Variants | 2 |
| Superheavy Samurai FTK | 2 |
| Vanquish Soul | 2 |
| Adventurer Spright | 1 |
| Exosister | 1 |
| Floowandereeze | 1 |
| Mathmech | 1 |
| Salamangreat | 1 |
| Sinful Spoils Rescue-ACE | 1 |
| Stun | 1 |
| Tenyi Swordsoul | 1 |
| Zoodiac | 1 |
| Unknown | 2 |
| Card | Number |
|---|---|
| Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring | 12 |
| Maxx "C" | 12 |
| Called by the Grave | 6 |
| Infinite Impermanence | 4 |
| PSY-Framegear Gamma | 2 |
Group Stage & Top 4 Bracket[]
| Pos | Group A | Wins (Team) | Wins (Indiv.) | Wins (Leader) |
| 1 | CER | 4 | 25 | 8 |
| 2 | snipehunters | 3 | 26 | 7 |
| 3 | BOTB | 3 | 24 | 9 |
| 4 | BRAZ IL | 3 | 24 | 6 |
| 5 | CER 2 x FCG | 2 | 18 | 6 |
| 6 | Thank Love | 0 | 18 | 8 |
| Pos | Group B | Wins (Team) | Wins (Indiv.) | Wins (Leader) |
| 1 | Hero's Future | 4 | 29 | 9 |
| 2 | Team 7 | 3 | 27 | 10 |
| 3 | MYYGO | 2 | 23 | 10 |
| 4 | Maxx "Yee" | 2 | 21 | 6 |
| 5 | Rogue Rulers | 2 | 19 | 6 |
| 6 | Double Noir | 2 | 16 | 5 |
| Semi-finals | Finals | ||||||
| CER | 4 | ||||||
| Team 7 | 5 | ||||||
| Team 7 | 8 | ||||||
| snipehunters | 1 | ||||||
| Hero's Future | 4 | ||||||
| snipehunters | 5 | ||||||
Decklists[]
Team 7[]
Ryan Yu "Ryan"[]
- Diabellstar the Black Witch x3
- Droll & Lock Bird
- Fire King Avatar Arvata
- Fire King Consort Ulkanix x3
- Fire King High Avatar Garunix
- Fire King High Avatar Kirin x3
- Legendary Fire King Ponix
- Maxx "C" x3
- Nibiru, the Primal Being
- Sacred Fire King Garunix
- Snake-Eye Ash
- Snake-Eye Oak
- Snake-Eyes Flamberge Dragon
- Snake-Eyes Poplar x2
- Amphibious Swarmship Amblowhale
- Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess
- Decode Talker Heatsoul
- Dharc the Dark Charmer, Gloomy
- Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze
- I:P Masquerena
- Knightmare Phoenix
- Linkuriboh
- Promethean Princess, Bestower of Flames
- Relinquished Anima
- S:P Little Knight
- Salamangreat Raging Phoenix
- Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf
- Worldsea Dragon Zealantis
Jesse Kotton "Jesse Kotton"[]
- Crystal Beast Emerald Tortoise
- Dotscaper
- Duamutef, Blessing of Horus
- Fairy Tail - Snow x2
- Hapi, Guidance of Horus
- Imsety, Glory of Horus x3
- Keldo the Sacred Protector
- Maxx "C" x3
- Mudora the Sword Oracle
- Supreme Sea Mare
- Tearlaments Havnis
- Tearlaments Kashtira
- Tearlaments Reinoheart x3
- Tearlaments Scheiren x2
- Called by the Grave x2
- Card Destruction
- Dark Ruler No More
- Foolish Burial
- Foolish Burial Goods
- Forbidden Droplet x3
- King's Sarcophagus x3
- Left Arm Offering x3
- Primeval Planet Perlereino
- Tearlaments Grief x2
- Tearlaments Scream x3
- That Grass Looks Greener
- Triple Tactics Talent
- Triple Tactics Thrust x3
- Walls of the Imperial Tomb x3
Raymond Dai "Raye"[]
snipehunters[]
Joshua Schmidt "Josh"[]
- Diabellstar the Black Witch x3
- Fire King Avatar Arvata
- Fire King Consort Ulkanix x3
- Fire King High Avatar Garunix
- Fire King High Avatar Kirin x2
- Legendary Fire King Ponix
- Maxx "C" x3
- Nibiru, the Primal Being
- Sacred Fire King Garunix
- Snake-Eye Ash
- Snake-Eye Oak
- Snake-Eyes Flamberge Dragon
- Snake-Eyes Poplar x2
- Amphibious Swarmship Amblowhale
- Apollousa, Bow of the Goddess
- Decode Talker Heatsoul
- Dharc the Dark Charmer, Gloomy
- Hiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze
- I:P Masquerena
- Knightmare Phoenix
- Linkuriboh
- Promethean Princess, Bestower of Flames x2
- S:P Little Knight
- Salamangreat Raging Phoenix
- Salamangreat Sunlight Wolf
- Worldsea Dragon Zealantis
Emre Kizilates "Emre"[]
Jack-Rory Steenkamer "Quantal"[]