Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters

Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters
Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Japan Publisher: Konami Platform: Game Boy Advance Released in JP: March 21, 2001 Released in US: February 11, 2003 Released in EU: 2003 This game has unused playable characters. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences. This game has a Data Crystal page

To do: This video contains notable details regarding the opening sequence, including a regional difference that is not documented here.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon Dice Monsters is a video game adaptation of the failed attempt to make Yu-Gi-Oh about something other than card games... by making it about dice games instead.

While its western release date was two years removed from its Japanese release (where it was a GBA launch title), it would not receive the extra layer of polish other GBA games in the franchise got in return for such delay.

Unused Monsters

78 unused monsters are present in the game's code but cannot be accessed through normal play. These monsters have no graphics aside from placeholder images, but some have unique abilities. They cannot be put into the player's inventory, but when selecting dice to roll, changing the value at RAM address 0x03001885 to the decimal value of the monster you want will modify the second die selected, allowing you to roll that monster's die. Any monster can then be summoned as usual. The Die Master can also be rolled and has stats, but cannot be summoned. In battle, these monsters show only a glitched Blue-Eyes White Dragon animation.

Decimal Value	Name	Type	Movement	Level	HP	Attack	Defense	Effect
0	Die Master			1	30	0	0
10	Blackland Fire Dragon	Dragon		2	20	20	20
11	Sword Arm of Dragon	Beast		2	20	30	20
22	The Wicked Worm Beast	Beast		1	20	20	10
26	Mountain Warrior	Beast		1	20	10	10
29	Two-headed King Rex	Beast		1	20	20	20
30	Judge Man	Warrior		3	20	40	10
43	Basic Insect	Beast		1	10	10	10
44	Armored Lizard	Beast		1	10	10	20
45	Hercules Beetle	Beast		2	20	10	30
47	Gokibore	Beast		1	20	10	20
53	Great White	Warrior		2	20	20	10
56	Tiger Axe	Beast		1	20	10	10
57	Silver Fang	Beast		1	10	10	10
58	Kojikocy	Warrior		1	10	20	10
60	Garoozis	Beast		2	20	20	10
62	Fiend Kraken	Beast		1	20	10	20
65	Kairyu-shin	Beast		3	30	20	30
67	Krokodilus	Beast		1	20	10	20
68	Grappler	Beast		1	10	20	10
69	Axe Raider	Warrior		1	10	10	10
70	Uraby	Beast		2	20	20	10
71	Crawling Dragon #2	Beast		1	20	10	20
74	Reaper of the Cards	Spellcaster		1	20	10	20
75	King of Yamimakai	Spellcaster		2	20	20	10
76	Dark Chimera	Spellcaster	Flying	2	10	10	10
78	Catapult Turtle	Beast		2	20	10	30
79	Gyakutenno Megami	Warrior		3	20	20	30
82	Zanki	Warrior		2	0	0	0
83	Crawling Dragon	Dragon		2	20	10	10
84	Crass Clown	Spellcaster		1	10	10	10
85	Armored Zombie	Zombie		2	10	20	10
86	Dragon Zombie	Dragon	Tunnel	2	30	10	10
90	Spirit of the Winds	Spellcaster	Flying	3	20	20	10
91	Trial of Nightmares	Spellcaster	Tunnel	3	10	10	10
92	Ansatsu	Warrior		2	20	20	10
94	Akihiron	Beast		3	30	20	20
95	Darkfire Dragon	Dragon		1	20	20	10
97	Mabarrel	Spellcaster		3	30	20	20
101	Dark Assailant	Zombie	Tunnel	3	20	10	20
102	Nekogal #1	Beast		2	10	10	10
103	Petit Moth	Beast		1	10	10	10
104	Mystic Clown	Spellcaster		3	10	30	10
105	Tao the Chanter	Spellcaster		1	10	10	10
106	Gatekeeper	Beast		3	30	20	30
107	Masaki the Legendary Swordsman	Warrior		3	20	30	20
110	Takriminos	Beast		2	10	20	20
112	Megasonic Eye	Spellcaster		2	10	10	10
113	Yamadron	Dragon		2	10	10	20
117	Fairy's Gift	Spellcaster		2	10	10	10
120	Labyrinth Wall	Spellcaster		3	20	30	30
122	Shadow Ghoul	Zombie		2	30	10	10
123	Labyrinth Tank	Beast	Tunnel	3	30	20	30
128	Dungeon Worm	Beast	Tunnel	2	0	0	0
129	Monster Tamer	Warrior		2	10	10	10
131	Swordstalker	Beast		2	20	10	20
132	La Jinn The Mystical	Spellcaster		2	20	30	20
134	Toon Alligator	Beast		1	10	10	10
135	Rude Kaiser	Beast		2	20	20	10
137	Dark Rabbit	Beast		1	10	10	10
138	Harpie's Pet Dragon	Dragon	Flying	3	30	20	20
141	Giltia the D. Knight	Warrior		2	20	20	10
142	Launcher Spider	Spellcaster		3	30	20	20
146	Thunder Dragon	Dragon		2	20	20	20
147	Magician of Faith	Spellcaster		1	10	10	10
148	Goddess of Whim	Warrior		1	10	10	10
149	Ancient Elf	Spellcaster		3	20	20	10
150	Skull Red Bird	Beast	Flying	3	20	20	20
151	Armed Ninja	Warrior		1	10	10	10
152	Cockroach Knight	Beast	Tunnel	1	10	10	10
154	Cannon Soldier	Spellcaster		3	20	10	10
155	Muka Muka	Spellcaster		1	10	10	10
159	Mushroom Man #2	Warrior		1	10	10	10
160	Witch of the Black Forest	Spellcaster		1	10	10	10
161	Little Chimera	Beast	Flying	1	10	20	10
165	Blue-winged Crown	Beast	Flying	3	20	20	20
166	Serpent Night Dragon	Dragon		4	30	30	20
169	Firewing Pegasus	Beast	Flying	3	20	30	20

Regional Differences

Language Select

US	Europe

• The USA flag is used to represent English in the North American version. In the European version, the United Kingdom flag is used instead.
• There are more language options in the European version than in the North American version.
• The Japanese version is only playable in Japanese, so there is no language select.

Intro & Title Screen

Intro (Dark Magician)

Japan	US/Europe

In the Japanese version, the text behind Yugi says "BLACK MAGIC". In the international versions, it is changed to "Dark Magician". The font is also changed.

Intro (Dark Magician Girl)

Japan	US/Europe

(After obtaining Dark Magician Girl, she appears in the intro sequence instead of Dark Magician.)

In the Japanese version, the text behind Yugi says "BLACK BURNING". In the international versions, it is changed to "DARK MAGIC" with similar font changes.

Title Screen

Japan	US	Europe

• In the European version, the Yu-Gi-Oh! logo has been recolored to #FF0000 (red).
• The North American version removes the katakana text from the ribbon. The European version ousts the ribbon entirely.
• "PUSH START BUTTON!" is changed to "PUSH START" in the international versions.
• The copyright info in the Japanese version is different than the international versions.

Name

Japan	US/Europe

The katakana and hiragana keyboards have been removed.

Revisional Differences

As noted above, the original US version supports English and Spanish. The Yu-Gi-Oh! Double Pack 2 re-release adds the European version's additional French, German, and Italian translations.