Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel

Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel
Also known as: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2 (JP), Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters International: Worldwide Edition (JP rerelease) Developer: Konami Computer Entertainment Japan Publisher: Konami Platform: Game Boy Advance Released in JP: December 20, 2001 (original), April 17, 2003 (rerelease) Released in US: April 15, 2003 Released in EU: April 17, 2003 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused text. This game has regional differences. This game has revisional differences. This game has a Data Crystal page

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Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel is the first Yu-Gi-Oh! game released for the Game Boy Advance in Europe. It builds on the previous game by adding a world map, challenges, achievements, and multi-language support.

Unused Graphics

The Masked Beast	Mask of Restrict

Certain characters have monsters that appear beside them outside of a Duel. (For instance, Dark Magician appears beside Yami Yugi and Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon appears beside Seto Kaiba.) Graphics for The Masked Beast and Mask of Restrict are stored when Umbra & Lumis appear. Presumably, they were meant to appear alongside the duo outside of a Duel. The two cards appeared alongside Umbra & Lumis in the Japanese version of The Eternal Duelist Soul.

If no monster appears alongside a character outside of a Duel, Yugi's Dark Magician is used as a placeholder in the game's memory. However, Ishizu has an Eye of Wdjat instead. (Yami Marik, her brother's alter ego, has a distorted Eye of Wdjat in his background.)

The Sheep Token, which can be summoned with the card Scapegoat, normally can't be seen in the localized version of the game. However, it can be seen through a glitch.

Obscured Graphics

These graphics appear in normal gameplay, but are obscured by the characters.

Millennium Puzzle	Millennium Rod

The Millennium Puzzle appears in the background when Yugi and Yami Yugi switch places, while the Millennium Rod appears when Marik and Yami Marik switch places. Strangely, the Millennium Ring doesn't appear when Bakura and Yami Bakura switch places.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

In Duel Monsters 6, a hexagram appears in the background when a monster materializes by a character or when a Rare Hunter is unveiled. The hexagram was removed in Worldwide Edition.

A distorted Eye of Wdjat appears behind Yami Marik in the Pyramid.

Unused Text

Duelist Weekly
Duelist Magazine
Weekend Duel
National Championship - 1st Round
National Championship - 2nd Round
National Championship - Semi Final
National Championship - Final
Grandpa Cup - Qualifying Round
Grandpa Cup - Final
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thr
Fri
Sat

These are leftover strings from The Eternal Duelist Soul. Strangely, the strings related to the weekly and monthly magazines were updated to use the terms used in this game.

Tristan Taylor

Tristan doesn't appear in the game. However, he was an opponent in The Eternal Duelist Soul.

Localized Version Only

These strings aren't used in the localized version, as they correspond to cards that only appear in the Japanese version.

(card) has been designated as the attack target. Do you wish to exercise this creature's effect and select your opponent's monster to substitute as the target?

This is an effect prompt for Ancient Lamp.

Select an opponent's (Type) monster that you wish to control.

This is an effect prompt for Electromagnetic Bagworm, which allows the player to take control of a Machine-type monster.

Ticket
Divine-Beast
DIVINE

These strings are for the three ticket cards (The Monarchy, Set Sail for the Kingdom, and Glory of the King's Hand) and the Egyptian god cards.

Unused AI

These behaviors are never seen in-game as the CPU decks have no cards that trigger these:

• The CPU can play Fissure.
• The CPU can use some Attribute-specific Equip Spell cards like Steel Shell; it will only play them if every Monster the CPU controls have less ATK than the Player's lowest ATK Monster.

Regional Differences

The game was initially released in Japan as Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 6: Expert 2. It was later rereleased worldwide as Yu-Gi-Oh! Worldwide Edition: Stairway to the Destined Duel. (The title of the Japanese rerelease is Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters International: Worldwide Edition.)

Duel Monsters 6 refers to the original Japanese version, while Worldwide Edition refers to the localized version (including the Japanese rerelease).

Startup

Japan (all versions)	Other languages

The Konami logo was scaled down and a trademark symbol was added.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

The text has a different font and the "J" was recolored to black.

Title Screen

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition (Japan)	Worldwide Edition (Other regions)

The updated Japanese title screen is a mix of the other title screens.

Erase Data

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition (North America)	Worldwide Edition (Europe)	Worldwide Edition (Japan)

The prompt to erase data is located on a separate screen in Worldwide Edition.

In the European version, the message was changed and shadows were added to the text. However, the shadows are misplaced in the second line. The Japanese rerelease adds shadows to the text and blocks to the header.

Languages

North America	Other regions

Worldwide Edition supports six languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Japanese. The language can be changed with the Start button.

The English option is represented by the U.S. flag in the North American version and the Union Jack in other versions.

Starter Deck

Each starter deck contains 36 fixed cards and five exclusive cards. In Duel Monsters 6, each deck contains five exclusive cards. In Worldwide Edition, each deck contains one of two sets of exclusive cards.

Starter Deck	Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition Set A	Worldwide Edition Set B
Black	Alpha the Magnet Warrior Beta the Magnet Warrior Gamma the Magnet Warrior Valkyrion the Magna Warrior Cyber Jar	Exodia the Forbidden One Left Arm of the Forbidden One Right Arm of the Forbidden One Left Leg of the Forbidden One Right Leg of the Forbidden One	Sangan Witch of the Black Forest Cyber Jar Jinzo Slate Warrior
Red	Magical Hats Negate Attack Seven Tools of the Bandit Spellbinding Circle Magic Cylinder	Torrential Tribute Mirror Force Bell of Destruction Magic Cylinder Call of the Haunted	Royal Decree Imperial Order Ceasefire Backup Soldier Spellbinding Circle
Green	Nobleman of Crossout Lightforce Sword Pot of Greed Giant Trunade Premature Burial	Raigeki United We Stand Card Destruction Upstart Goblin Swords of Revealing Light	Snatch Steal Pot of Greed Harpie's Feather Duster Premature Burial Nobleman of Crossout

(Source: Yu-Gi-Oh! DM6 Strategy & Yugipedia SDD Initial Deck)

Options

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

Some of the terminology in the Options menu was changed.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition
D Point	Point
Deck & Bag	Deck & Trunk
Duel Assist	Misc
8 Pass	Password
Cable Duel	Link Duel

Trunk

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• Some of the terminology was changed.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition
Kaban	Trunk
Deck	Main Deck
Menu	Command
Yugo Deck / Yugo Monsters	Fusion Deck / Fusion Monsters
Information	Statement
Other Card	Others
All Card	All
Card No.	Name

• Duel Monsters 6 indicates that the player can switch between tabs with the L and R buttons.
• Like in previous Japanese games, the cards are numbered in Duel Monsters 6. All cards are filtered by their number by default in Duel Monsters 6 and filtered by their name in Worldwide Edition. The option to filter cards by number was changed to filter cards by name.
• The font for ATK and DEF is thicker in Worldwide Edition.
• The icons for "List Filter", "Statistics", and "Exit" are different between versions.

Link Trade

In Duel Monsters 6, the player can trade with Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 5: Expert 1 or another copy of Duel Monsters 6. In Worldwide Edition, the player can only trade with other copies of Worldwide Edition.

Password

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• It costs 500 Duelist Points (DP) to enter a password in Duel Monsters 6. If the password doesn't work or if the player leaves the menu, the DP isn't refunded. Players can enter passwords for free in Worldwide Edition.
• The password menu was redesigned.
• In Worldwide Edition, players can obtain alternate art cards by taking the first four digits of a card's password, and adding a 0 after each of them. For instance, the regular version of Tiger Axe can be obtained by using the password 49791927, while the alternate version of Tiger Axe can be obtained by using the password 40907090. In Duel Monsters 6, most alternate art cards can only be obtained in the Ultimate Random Pack, which contains every card in the game.

Card Limitations

Duel Monsters 6's default card limitations are based on Japan's May 2001 banlist. Worldwide Edition features an updated banlist.

Card	Duel Monsters 6 Status	Worldwide Edition Status
Megamorph	Limited	Unlimited
Witch of the Black Forest	Semi-Limited	Limited
Delinquent Duo	Semi-Limited	Limited
Heavy Storm	Semi-Limited	Limited
Swords of Revealing Light	Semi-Limited	Limited
Bell of Destruction	Semi-Limited	Limited
Riryoku	Semi-Limited	Unlimited
Slate Warrior	Unlimited	Limited
Morphing Jar	Unlimited	Limited
Card Destruction	Unlimited	Limited
Upstart Goblin	Unlimited	Limited
Premature Burial	Unlimited	Limited
Mage Power	Unlimited	Limited

Card Differences

Card Layout

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

The card layout is different between versions.

• Duel Monsters 6 uses the Series 2 card layout. Worldwide Edition uses the Series 3 card layout, which features a single box for monsters' card text and statistics and features a taller box for Magic and Trap cards' effects. The layout for the rock symbol in rock-paper-scissors, which is based on a monster card, was changed accordingly.
• The blue box that indicates a card's properties was shrunk in Worldwide Edition.
• The first 12 characters of a card's name are listed on the card image in Worldwide Edition.
• In Duel Monsters 6, Tokens use white font for their ATK and DEF in a card's description. In Worldwide Edition, Tokens use blue font for ATK and purple font for DEF.
• If the text is set to Japanese in Worldwide Edition, card names don't display furigana.

(Source: Yugipedia for the furigana note)

Removed Cards

Duel Monsters 6 has 1,111 cards (excluding Tokens). Worldwide Edition has 29 cards less, for a total of 1,082 cards. Cards listed in bold appeared in all versions of The Eternal Duelist Soul.

Duel Monsters 6 Number	Card
123	Bait Doll
171	Masked Beast Des Gardius
264	Soul Exchange
274	Dreamsprite
323	Cipher Soldier
334	Electromagnetic Bagworm
365	Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight
379	Shift
417	Ring of Magnetism
440	Scapegoat
456	Blast Sphere
612	Fairy's Hand Mirror
629	Time Machine
655	The Flute of Summoning Dragon
676	Fake Trap
873	Obnoxious Celtic Guard
896	Magic Drain
897	Ancient Lamp
1024	Last Will
1025	The Mask of Remnants
1038	Fairy King Truesdale
1058	Rigorous Reaver
1091	Lord of D.
1106	Set Sail for the Kingdom
1107	The Monarchy
1108	Glory of the King's Hand
1109	Obelisk the Tormentor
1110	Slifer the Sky Dragon
1111	The Winged Dragon of Ra

Notes:

• The Egyptian god cards and the three Ticket cards can't be used in Duel Monsters 6.
• Scapegoat's removal affects mind-controlled Joey's deck. In Duel Monsters 6, the deck uses the combination of Cannon Soldier and Scapegoat to inflict heavy damage.
• Although Scapegoat was removed from Worldwide Edition, the Sheep Token is still in the game.

Changed Effects

• In Duel Monsters 6, Toon World has the following effect:

You must pay 1000 Life Points to activate this card. During each of your Standby Phases, you must pay 500 Life Points or destroy this card.
If this card is destroyed by another card’s effect, you regain all of the Life Points that you paid during your Standby Phase to keep this card in play.

In Worldwide Edition, the player simply has to pay 1000 Life Points to activate Toon World. However, if the language is set to Japanese, Toon World's original effect is listed in its description.

(Source: Yugipedia)

Text Changes

• In Duel Monsters 6, a character that appears for the first time is listed as "Unkown." This typo was fixed in Worldwide Edition.
• In Duel Monsters 6, some of the dialogue uses red, green, or blue text. Most notably, the protagonist's inner monologue after the Pyramid scenario uses blue text. In Worldwide Edition, all of the dialogue uses black text.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• In Worldwide Edition, a blank text box occasionally appears after a duel, and the opponent won't speak until the A button is pressed. This can also happen to Yami Yugi before he is faced in a Match.
• During the Pyramid scenario in Duel Monsters 6, the game indicates that the player can press A to proceed to the next room or press L / R to edit their Deck between rooms. The text was removed in Worldwide Edition, but the functions are still available.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

Opponent Changes

• Mokuba Kaiba is unlocked after 10 losses in Duel Monsters 6 and 5 losses in Worldwide Edition.
• In Duel Monsters 6, some opponents can open with fixed hands. Most notably, Yami Yugi and Seto Kaiba open with hands that allow them to defeat the player on the first turn. This "feature" was removed in Worldwide Edition.

Character	Fixed Hand
Yami Yugi	Alpha the Magnet Warrior Beta the Magnet Warrior Gamma the Magnet Warrior Valkyrion the Magna Warrior Premature Burial Raigeki
Seto Kaiba	Cyber-Stein Raigeki Dark Hole Harpie's Feather Duster Heavy Storm Megamorph
Mokuba Kaiba	Cyber-Stein Dark Hole Heavy Storm Megamorph
Mai Valentine	Cyber Harpie Cyber Shield Rising Air Current Elegant Egotist Elegant Egotist Premature Burial

Duel Changes

• The icon for rock has a black outline in Duel Monsters 6 and a white outline in Worldwide Edition.
• When a duel starts, "START" appears on the screen in Duel Monsters 6 and "DUEL" appears on the screen in Worldwide Edition.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• In Duel Monsters 6, "DRAW Press R" appears over the player's Deck during the player's Draw Phase. Also, the icon for drawing a card is slightly different.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• The opponent is listed as "Rival Duelist" in Duel Monsters 6 and "Opponent" in Worldwide Edition.
• The fonts for the phases and surrendering are different.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• A couple of changes were made to Chains in Worldwide Edition.
  • In Worldwide Edition, the Chain window doesn't appear if there is only one card in a Chain. For instance, if a player activates Pot of Greed and their opponent doesn't respond, then the card will immediately resolve. However, if a player activates Pot of Greed and their opponent Chains Magic Jammer, then the Chain window will appear.
  • The Chain window is slightly different in Worldwide Edition. "Block" uses a different font, and the text is closer together.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• In Worldwide Edition, the confirmation windows for surrendering or switching phases are larger. This prevents text overflow, which occasionally occurred in The Eternal Duelist Soul. However, the arrow, "Yes", and "No" are washed out in Worldwide Edition.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• The back of the coin contains a hexagram in Duel Monsters 6 and is blank in Worldwide Edition.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• In Duel Monsters 6, a pentagram appears in Exodia's cutscene. In Worldwide Edition, the pentagram was replaced with a green Eye of Wdjat and the runes were changed to the runes on the Japanese version of Spellbinding Circle.

Duel Monsters 6	Worldwide Edition

• In Duel Monsters 6, certain characters have special dialogue during Duels. For instance, Mai has a special line when she activates Elegant Egotist, while Pegasus asks the player if they like cartoons when he activates Toon World. None of the characters have special dialogue during Duels in Worldwide Edition.

Booster Pack Changes

Pack Designs

• Most of the booster packs in Duel Monsters 6 are based on real Japanese booster packs. In Worldwide Edition, the packs were redrawn to feature a monster and the Yu-Gi-Oh! logo, and the names of the booster packs aren't listed at the bottom of the screen (or anywhere for that matter).

Duel Monsters 6 Packs	Worldwide Edition Packs

Unlock Requirements

• Some of the requirements to unlock booster packs were changed.

Duel Monsters 6 Pack	Worldwide Edition Pack	Change
Pharaoh's Servant	Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon	The player must collect 8,000 DP in Duel Monsters 6 and 10,000 DP in Worldwide Edition.
Curse of Anubis	Buster Blader	The player must collect 8,000 DP in Duel Monsters 6 and 20,000 DP in Worldwide Edition.
Thousand Eyes Bible	The Legendary Fisherman	The player must collect 10,000 DP in Duel Monsters 6 and 30,000 DP in Worldwide Edition.
Rare Selection	Purple Millennium Puzzle	The player must collect 70% of the cards in Duel Monsters 6 and 50% of the cards in Worldwide Edition.

(Source: Yugipedia for the unlock requirements)

Pack Contents

Some of the booster packs have different contents in Worldwide Edition. Some cards were added or removed, while other cards had their rarities changed.

Duel Monsters 6 Pack	Worldwide Edition Pack	Cards Added	Cards Removed
Vol. 1	Dark Magician	Blue-Eyes White Dragon Raigeki
Vol. 4	Cyber Harpie	-	Cocoon of Evolution
Vol. 5	Gate Guardian	-	Fake Trap Kazejin Sanga of the Thunder Suijin Larvae Moth
Vol. 6	Great Moth	-	Great Moth
Vol. 7	Launcher Spider	-	Dimensional Warrior
Revival of Black Demon's Dragon	B. Skull Dragon	-	Fake Trap Kazejin Sanga of the Thunder Suijin Larvae Moth Cocoon of Evolution
Metal Raiders	Barrel Dragon	-	Great Moth Castle of Dark Illusions Pumpking the King of Ghosts Ring of Magnetism
Magic Ruler	Relinquished	Black Illusion Ritual	Fairy's Hand Mirror Tailor of the Fickle
Pharaoh's Servant	Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon	-	Kotodama
Curse of Anubis	Buster Blader	-	Kiseitai
Thousand Eyes Bible	The Legendary Fisherman	-	Shfit Thousand-Eyes Restrict Magic Drain Invitation to a Dark Sleep Drill Bug Red-Moon Baby
Spell of Mask	The Masked Beast	Blue-Eyes White Dragon (Alternate Art)	-
Labyrinth of Nightmare	Destiny Board	-	Dark Necrofear Bait Doll Dreamsprite Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer
Premium Pack 3	Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon	-	Gate Guardian
Premium Pack 5	Red-Eyes B. Dragon (Alternate Art)	-	Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon
KONAMI Selection	Red Millennium Puzzle	-	Metalzoa Obelisk the Tormentor Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon Slifer the Sky Dragon The Winged Dragon of Ra Anti-Magic Fragrance Electromagnetic Bagworm Fairy King Truesdale Cipher Soldier Rigorous Reaver Riryoku
TRAP Selection	Purple Eye of Wdjat	-	Shift Fairy's Hand Mirror Time Machine Fake Trap Magic Drain
MAGIC Selection	Green Eye of Wdjat	-	Bait Doll Soul Exchange Ring of Magnetism Scapegoat The Flute of Summoning Dragon Last Will The Mask of Remnants
RARE Selection	Purple Millennium Puzzle	Anti-Magic Fragrance Castle of Dark Illusions Celtic Guardian (Alternate Art) Cocoon of Evolution Dark-Eyes Illusionist Dark Magician (Alternate Art) Dark Necrofear Dimensional Warrior Drill Bug Flame Swordsman (Alternate Art) Gaia the Fierce Knight (Alternate Art) Gate Guardian Great Moth Invitation to a Dark Sleep Kiseitai Kotodama Kycoo the Ghost Destroyer Larvae Moth Launcher Spider (Alternate Art) Pendulum Machine (Alternate Art) Pumpking the King of Ghosts Red-Moon Baby Riryoku Tailor of the Fickle Thousand Dragon (Alternate Art) Tiger Axe (Alternate Art) Ultimate Offering	Obelisk the Tormentor Obnoxious Celtic Guard Slifer the Sky Dragon Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight The Winged Dragon of Ra
Ultimate Random Pack	Yellow Eye of Wdjat	-	Bait Doll Masked Beast Des Gardius Soul Exchange Dreamsprite Cipher Soldier Electromagnetic Bagworm Swift Gaia the Fierce Knight Shift Ring of Magnetism Scapegoat Blast Sphere Fairy's Hand Mirror Time Machine The Flute of Summoning Dragon Fake Trap Obnoxious Celtic Guard Magic Drain Ancient Lamp Last Will The Mask of Remnants Fairy King Truesdale Rigorous Reaver Lord of D. The Monarchy Set Sail for the Kingdom Glory of the King's Hand Slifer the Sky Dragon Obelisk the Tormentor The Winged Dragon of Ra

Notes:

• Ironically, the cover cards from the Gate Guardian and Great Moth packs were removed from the packs in Worldwide Edition.
• In Duel Monsters 6, Toon World only appears as an Ultra Rare card in the Pharaoh's Servant pack. In Worldwide Edition, Toon World can be obtained at every rarity except Common.
• In Worldwide Edition, the purple Millennium Puzzle pack adds cards that were removed from the other packs. It also adds some cards that are hard to obtain in Duel Monsters 6:
  • In Duel Monsters 6, the added alternate art cards and Dark-Eyes Illusionist only appear in the Ultimate Random Pack, which contains every card in the game. (The starter deck also includes a copy of the alternate art Dark Magician.)
  • In Duel Monsters 6, Anti-Magic Fragrance only appears in the KONAMI Selection pack (which only appears once every four weeks), the TRAP Selection pack (which contains every Trap card in the game), and the Ultimate Random Pack. The same applies to Riryoku, though it's found in the MAGIC Selection pack instead of the TRAP Selection pack.
  • In Duel Monsters 6, Ultimate Offering only appears in the TRAP Selection pack and the Ultimate Random Pack.
• In Worldwide Edition, the rarities for Kazejin, Metalzoa, Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth, Red-Eyes Black Metal Dragon, Sanga of the Thunder, Suijin, and Thousand-Eyes Restrict were changed from Common to Ultimate Rare in the purple Millennium Puzzle pack.

(Source: Yugipedia for pack contents)

Limitation Tournament

• In Worldwide Edition, once the player beats a Limited tournament, the player receives one copy of each card they don't own that conforms to the tournament's restrictions. For instance, once the Dragon-type tournament is cleared, the player will receive all Dragon-type monsters that they don't already own.

(Source: Yugipedia)

Bugs

Bug Fixes

• Duel Monsters 6 has a glitch where the game won't accept any passwords for cards 1087 and higher. This glitch isn't present in Worldwide Edition, which features 1082 cards. (The Egyptian god cards and the ticket cards are also located after card 1086, but they aren't affected by the glitch since they don't have any passwords.)

Duel Monsters 6 Number	Affected Card
1087	Red Medicine
1088	Lady Panther
1089	Royal Guard
1090	Skull Guardian
1091	Lord of D.
1092	Novox's Prayer
1093	Spellbinding Circle
1094	Rocket Warrior
1095	Key Mace #2
1096	Worm Drake
1097	Dimensionhole
1098	Skull Servant
1099	Winged Dragon, Guardian of the Fortress #2
1100	Alligator's Sword
1101	Uraby
1102	Remove Trap
1103	Waboku
1104	Laughing Flower
1105	One-Eyed Shield Dragon

(Source: Yugipedia)

• In Duel Monsters 6, multiple copies of Scapegoat can be activated in one turn, even though Scapegoat prevents the user from summoning any other monsters for the rest of the turn. Since Scapegoat was removed in Worldwide Edition, the glitch isn't present in that game.

Bugs Added

• The purple Millennium Puzzle pack, Challenge Cup special pack, red Millennium Puzzle pack, and yellow Eye of Wdjat packs can contain glitch cards. The glitch cards can morph into any card, including a Token, or simply cause a graphical glitch. (The yellow Eye of Wdjat pack can only get glitch cards that cause a graphical glitch.) The glitch arises since the game tries to load cards that are only available in Duel Monsters 6.

(Source: Yugipedia)

• Bandit Keith has two glitched cards with the ID 0 in his deck. They are supposed to be "Kinetic Soldier", a card only present in Duel Monsters 6. They disappear from his hand after being drawn.

Oddities

Yugi and Bakura's Monsters

Kuriboh	The Earl of Demise

Regular Yugi and Bakura each have a monster associated with them: Kuriboh appears alongside Yugi, while The Earl of Demise appears alongside Bakura. However, these monsters don't appear if the player loses to one of these characters in a regular Duel; they only appear if the player loses or draws against one of the characters in a Match.