On Sunday, July 25 2004 the world's greatest Yu-Gi-Oh! duelists shuffled their cards in front of a crowd of thousands of fans and dueled for the title of Yu-Gi-Oh! King of Games at the 2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game World Championships. The royal rumble happened at the Anaheim Convention Center in LA but we have the scoop on the winner and how the championship went down.
Yu-Gi-Oh! fans cheering on the players!
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2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG World Championship Winner!
25 countries competed at the event and hundreds of duelists battled for the championship. When the dust settled,
Masatoshi Togawa of Japan was left standing as the
Yu-Gi-Oh! King of Games. He played a
Chaos/Control deck with the
Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End card to win. Here's a list of the cards in his winning deck:
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2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG World Championship Winning Deck
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Black Luster Solider - Envoy of the Beginning
Chaos Emperor Dragon - Envoy of the End
Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer x2
Breaker the Magical Warrior
Shining Angel
D.D. Warrior Lady x3
Jinzo
Magician of Faith x2
Tribe Infecting Virus
Magical Scientist
Witch of the Black Forest
Sangan
Sinister Serpent
Nobleman of Crossout
Creature Swap
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Pot of Greed
Graceful Charity
Mirage of Nightmare
Monster Reborn
Premature Burial
Snatch Steal
Dark Hole
Heavy Storm
Scapegoat x2
Confinscation
The Forceful Sentry
Mystical Space Typhoon x3
Smashing Ground
Ring of Destruction
Torrential Tribute x2
Call of the Haunted
Mirror Force
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A duelist making a crucial play?
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2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG World Championship Winning Deck - Side Deck
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Spirit Reaper
Don Zaloog
Airknight Parshath
Mystic Tomato
Berserk Gorilla
Creature Swap
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Book of Moon x3
Nobleman of Crossout
Waboku
Royal Decree x2
Magic Cylinder
Time Seal
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2004 Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG World Championship Winning Deck - Fusion Deck
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Dark Balter the Terrible x3
Ryu Senshi x3
Thousand-Eyes Restrict x3
Fiend Skull Dragon
Roaring Ocean Snake x3
Punished Eagle x3
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Giltia the D. Knight
Musician King x2
Flame Ghost
Reaper on the Nightmare x2
B. Skull Dragon
Darkfire Dragon
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Click Here for the 411 on the cool prize cards the King of Games won and for the thumbs up and thumbs down about the tournament!
Is that Seto Kaiba?
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