Yugi Mutou
The protagonist and the duelist associated with this version’s card pool and deck.
Documented for this version
D-pad | Move the cursor and navigate menus. |
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A | Confirm selections and choose cards or commands. |
B | Cancel or return to the previous menu. |
Start | Open or advance the relevant game menu. |
How it plays
Duels use a top-down card interface rather than a free-roaming field. The objective is to reduce the opponent’s Life Points to zero by summoning monsters, attacking, and using magic and trap cards at suitable moments.
Players progress through a sequence of opponents and improve their available card pool by winning duels. The Yugi Deck version emphasizes Yugi-themed cards and encounters; its deck-building and card-acquisition systems are more limited than those of later Yu-Gi-Oh! games.
Plan your run
Build a deck with a reliable balance of monsters, spells, and traps rather than filling it with high-level monsters.
Meet the cast
The protagonist and the duelist associated with this version’s card pool and deck.
A major rival and one of the central duelists in the Battle of Great Duelist releases.
A prominent duelist who appears among the rivals and opponents.
Before you begin
Keep enough low-level monsters to make your opening hands playable.
Save strong spell and trap cards for turns where they can change the duel.
Review newly won cards before the next duel and adjust the deck gradually.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4: Battle of Great Duelist - Yugi Deck is a turn-based card-battling game developed by Konami Computer Entertainment Japan and published by Konami for the Game Boy Color. It is one of three version-specific releases built around different starter card pools and duelists, with this edition centered on Yugi’s deck. Players assemble and improve a deck, summon monsters, use spells and traps, and challenge opponents under the series’ Duel Monsters rules. The game was released in Japan in 2000 and was notable for its connection to the Yu-Gi-Oh! card game and anime. Its separate-version structure gives the three editions different cards and progression paths.
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