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Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4 Walkthrough v0.2
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Version History
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11/24/04
v0.2 - Added 100 more card codes
- Added new FAQ questions
- Fixed mistakes I had before
- Rearranged stuff
2/19/01
v0.1 - Started the walkthrough...what? What do you expect in v1?
The whole thing!?
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Contents
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1) Introduction
2) Gameplay Basics
2a) Starting a Game
2b) Main Menu
2c) In Game Controls
3) Campaign Walkthrough
4) FAQ
5) Card List and Codes
6) Extra Codes
7) Acknowledgments
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1) Introduction and Backround Information
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Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 4 is the fifth Duel MonsterS game by Konami.
This is the fourth Yu-Gi-Oh! title for the Gameboy Color system and
the eighth title out of twelve for all systems. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel
Monsters is based on one of the many games featured in the Yu-Gi-Oh!
manga. The basic game plays a little like Magic: the Gathering.
Each player has a deck limited to 40 cards. No more and no less.
Each card has a number of points which it uses. One might take
15 points while another 200. You have a maximum number of points
as well to limit which cards you can play with. Each player takes
his/her turn by setting out one monster card out of five cards in
the players hand. There are also Magic and Trap crads which can be
played as well. You attack each other until one player loses the
8000LP (Life points) given to them at the start of the battle.
I'd like to point out that Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeon stole my original guide
that I posted on GameFAQs. I mean...the damn intro was word for word.
I mean, they had the typo I even had and the incorrect info I had as
I originally played the game. It's pretty sad.
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2) Gameplay Basics
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2a) Starting a Game
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At the title screen you have two options to choose from:
New Game * Continue
Start:
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Starts a new game.
If you have a game already started, it will ask if you would like to
start a new one.
Continue:
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This option will continue the game that you have saved. There is
only one save slot for the game. When loading up your game, it
should take you directly to the main menu. (See 3b for main menu.)
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2b) Main Menu
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Once you've started a game you'll be taken to the main menus with
five menus. The orders are if you were to press down to access the
menus.
Campaign
* *
Trade Competition
* *
Results Password
*
Campaign:
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This menu takes you to your opponents for battle. This is where
playing the game takes place.
Select a person and they'll talk about something, then onto more
menus!
The submenu has three choices:
1) Bag
2) Deck
3) Battle
Bag:
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The bag contains all the cards you have won after each duel
with an opponent. Cards obtained from trades will also go
into your bag.
Deck:
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The deck option shows which cards are in your deck. Upon
selecting this option you'll be taken to a screen which looks
like this (sort of...it's not a jpg after all!):
Deck 300/ 500 1/ 8
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>475 Killer Snake
475 Killer Snake
504 Hell Plant
9 Skull
549 Frog Slime
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| Details |
| Remove |
|_________________________|
* The 300/500 is the number of current / maximum points you may
have in your deck. Each card costs a certain number of
points depending on how strong that card is or their rarity.
The game will not allow you to go beyond that limit given to
you at any time. You may increase your maximum total by
beating opponents in duels.
* The 1 / 8 is just the number "page" you're on. There are 8
"pages" of cards with 5 cards on each page at one time.
* Each page will show 5 cards at one time. Each card will be
displayed with their card number and their name.
* Details will show the cards details (duh). The details will
show the cards name, rarity, card number, cost of points (see
above), attack points, defense points, main type, secondary
type, card picture, and a short description of the card.
* Remove will remove the card from your deck.
Battle:
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Battle will start the duel between the opponent you have selected.
Competition:
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Lets you battle a friend if you have a game link cable.
The submenu for Competition has three choices:
A) Bag
B) Deck
C) How much life you start with (Not sure)
Password:
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Enter your card codes here. Card codes let you unlock the card
which you own in the game. That way you can play with your deck
at home...to a certain extent.
Results:
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Lets you view your progress in the game allowing you to view a
number of things such as how many times you've won or lost to
a certain opponent in the game.
Trade:
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Allows you to trade your cards from all four of the Yu-Gi-Oh!
Duel Monsters games. Yes that means Duel Monsters for GB and
all three versions of Duel Monsters 4.
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2c) In Game Controls
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Once you select a person to battle against and taken care of any
modifications to your deck, select the bottom menu of the three
given.
As you start the battle who takes the first turn is randomly
decided. The basic layout for the game board is like this
(please excuse my crappy ascii art):
______________________________________________________
| Enemy Life Points | Trap Card Area | Opponents Hand |
|___________________|________________|_________________|
| Opponent's "Field" |
|______________________________________________________|
| Battle Arena | |
|(What it says)| |
|______________| |
| Card Name | |
|------------- | |
| Attack | |
| Defense | Selected Card Picture |
|------------- | |
| Type | |
|------------- | |
| Rarety | |
|______________|_______________________________________|
| Your Life Points | Trap Card Area | Your Hand |
|___________________|________________|_________________|
Basic controls are as follows:
A:
- Selects card to be played
- Brings up menu for monster card in play
The menus for this has four choices:
Attack Sacrafice
Defense Effect or Ability
Attack:
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Lets you attack your opponent to try and defeat him. If opponent
has monster cards out you must select a monster card to attack.
Also keeps your monster straight so that it will be using it's
offensive powers to fend off attacking monsters.
Sacrafice:
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Sacrafices a monster for stronger creatures.
Example: You have card 35 - Black Magician.
You select him with A, but you get a message with a number. That
number which you see is the number of creatures you must sacrafice
in order to bring out that creature card.
Defense:
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Turns your card on its side which uses your cards defensive powers
to fend off attacking monsters.
Effect or Ability:
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This is used to activate a creatures special ability if it has one.
From Waninoko:
You can only do this on the turn which the card is put into play.
B:
- Cancels selected card (Before being played)
- Brings up a menu of three options and displays how many cards
are left in each deck
The menus for this has four choices:
Details (Of selected card) Discard (Selected card)
End Turn
Details:
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Brings up a window displaying card name, card number, number of
points it uses when in your deck, offense and defense stats,
description of the card, and ability.
Discard:
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Puts selected creature card into your graveyard (discard pile).
End Turn:
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Ends your turn so your opponent may take their turn.
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3) Campaign Walkthrough
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This mode allows you to duel with characters like Jounouchi, Kaiba,
and Espa Roba. You are rewarded with one card and one card part when
you win a duel. However, you will not lose a card if you are defeated
in a duel.
There are a number of locations where duels are fought. You gain access
to another area by defeating each duelist five times or more.
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3a) Area1
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Ryota Kajiki * Shimon Muran
Roba Esper * Ryuzaki * Haga Insecter
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4) FAQs
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Q) What are the card codes for the God cards?
A) There aren't any. The God cards are obtained by defeating 3
opponents. One from each version of the game:
Yami Yuugi - God of Osirus
Yami Bakura - God of Oberis
Marik - God of Raa
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Q) What are their (God cards) abilities?
A) From Waninoko:
God of Oberis - Destroy all enemy cards on field and damage 4000LP
to opponent.
God of Osirus - Increase power 500 for 1 card in your hand, but it
can only add 2 cards.
God of Raa - Revive card from opponent and your graveyard and
control 1 enemy card.
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Q) I have 40 cards in my deck, but it still won't let me play!
A) When selecting your cards you'll see a number in the top right
corner such as:
1600 / 1700
Now if that first number (Current point total) is higher than the
second number (Maximum ammount), that's the reason. Each card
costs a certain number of points. How many points it costs is
shown below it's card number in the details menu.
(The card number is shown below the cards rarity which are those
little stars.)
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Q) When I'm playing I can't bring out a card and it says something
about a number.
A) This happens when trying to bring out stronger cards. (Just try
adding cards from 1 to...100 and try bringing them out if you
want to see.) When you try to bring them into play you'll
recieve a message saying how many cards you need to sacrafice in
order to bring it out. (See section 3c - Sacrafice for more
information.)
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5)Card Chart by Megaman X and contributors
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| Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Chart v0.1 |
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To the people who are new to the Card Code Chart series, this
chart tells you what you get from the card code you enter into the
password mode of the game, and what abilities or effects that card
has. One more thing, if you try and enter all the codes at the
start if a new game, some won't be usable until you until you win
more battles. OH! This is a pain in the ass to edit from my card
code chart into this pretty thing below, so this will be done a
little slow since there are 900 cards. Enjoy.
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| Number | Card Name | Card Code |
|--------|---------------------------|-----------|
| 1 | Blue Eyes White Dragon | 89631139 |
| 2 | Holy Elf | 15025844 |
| 3 | | 76184692 |
| 4 | Baby Dragon | 88819587 |
| 5 | | 15303296 |
| 6 | | 41392891 |
| 7 | Fort Protect Pterodactyl | 87796900 |
| 8 | | 14181608 |
| 9 | Shadow Skull | 40575313 |
| 10 | Dragon of Darkness | 87564352 |
| 11 | | 13069066 |
| 12 | | 40453765 |
| 13 | Sea Bream Horse | 72842870 |
| 14 | | 18246479 |
| 15 | Knight of Flame | 45231177 |
| 16 | Time Magician | 71625222 |
| 17 | Sealed Exodia's Right Leg | 08124921 |
| 18 | Sealed Exodia's Left Leg | 44519536 |
| 19 | Sealed Exodia's Right Arm | 70903634 |
| 20 | Sealed Exodia's Left Arm | 07902349 |
| 21 | Sealed Exodia | 33396948 |
| 22 | Summon Demon | 70781052 |
| 23 | | 06285791 |
| 24 | White Skeleton | 32274490 |
| 25 | Harlot | 69669405 |
| 26 | | 05053103 |
| 27 | | 32452818 |
| 28 | | 68846917 |
| 29 | Mountain Warrior | 04931562 |
| 30 | Undead Warrior | 31339260 |
| 31 | | 67724379 |
| 32 | | 94119974 |
| 33 | Judge | 30113682 |
| 34 | | 66602787 |
| 35 | Black Magician | 46986414 |
| 36 | | 29491031 |
| 37 | Dragon Knight Gaia | 66889139 |
| 38 | Dark Knight Gaia | 06368038 |
| 39 | Curse of Dragon | 28279543 |
| 40 | | 55763552 |
| 41 | Knight of Elf | 91152256 |
| 42 | | 28546905 |
| 43 | | 54541900 |
| 44 | Holy Doll | 91939608 |
| 45 | | 27324313 |
| 46 | | 53829412 |
| 47 | | 80813021 |
| 48 | | 26202165 |
| 49 | | 53606874 |
| 50 | | 89091579 |
| 51 | Armored Lizard | 15480588 |
| 52 | | 52584282 |
| 53 | | 88979991 |
| 54 | | 15367030 |
| 55 | | 41762634 |
| 56 | | 87756343 |
| 57 | | 14141448 |
| 58 | | 40640057 |
| 59 | Mammoth's Graveyard | 40374923 |
| 60 | | 13429800 |
| 61 | | 49417509 |
| 62 | Harpy Lady | 76812113 |
| 63 | Harpy Lady Triplet | 12206212 |
| 64 | Tiger Axe | 49791927 |
| 65 | Silver Wolf | 90357090 |
| 66 | | 01184620 |
| 67 | | 48579379 |
| 68 | | 14977074 |
| 69 | | 41462083 |
| 70 | | 77456781 |
| 71 | | 14851496 |
| 72 | | 40240595 |
| 73 | | 76634149 |
| 74 | Giant Rock Soldier | 13039848 |
| 75 | | 49127943 |
| 76 | | 76512652 |
| 77 | | 02906250 |
| 78 | | 48305365 |
| 79 | | 75390004 |
| 80 | Tyrannosaur Rex | 01784619 |
| 81 | | 38289717 |
| 82 | Red Eyes Black Dragon | 74677422 |
| 83 | | 00062121 |
| 84 | | 33066139 |
| 85 | | 69455834 |
| 86 | | 06840573 |
| 87 | | 32344688 |
| 88 | | 68339286 |
| 89 | | 95727991 |
| 90 | Goddess of Reverse | 31122090 |
| 91 | | 68516705 |
| 92 | | 94905343 |
| 93 | | 30090452 |
| 94 | Land Crawl Dragon | 67494157 |
| 95 | | 93889755 |
| 96 | | 20277860 |
| 97 | | 66672569 |
| 98 | | 92667214 |
| 99 | Pumpkin King | 29155212 |
| 100 | | 55550921 |
| 101 | | 92944626 |
| 102 | Dark Mask | 28933734 |
| 103 | | 55337339 |
| 104 | Black Magic's Curtain | 22026707 |
| 105 | | 46457856 |
| 106 | | 54615781 |
| 107 | Shadow Fighter | 80600490 |
| 108 | | 27094595 |
| 109 | | 53493204 |
| 110 | | 89987208 |
| 111 | | 16972957 |
| 112 | | 52367652 |
| 113 | Dark Grey | 09159938 |
| 114 | | 15150365 |
| 115 | Chaos Wizard | 41544074 |
| 116 | | 88643173 |
| 117 | | 14037717 |
| 118 | | 41422426 |
| 119 | | 77827521 |
| 120 | | 13215230 |
| 121 | Sleeping Lion | 40200834 |
| 122 | Yamatan Dragon | 76704943 |
| 123 | | 13193642 |
| 124 | | 49587396 |
| 125 | | 75582395 |
| 126 | | 02971090 |
| 127 | Assassin | 48365709 |
| 128 | | 75850803 |
| 129 | Sleeping Child | 90963488 |
| 130 | | 37243151 |
| 131 | | 74637266 |
| 132 | | 00032864 |
| 133 | Flame Knight | 37421579 |
| 134 | | 63515678 |
| 135 | Wrist of the Dead | 52800428 |
| 136 | | 36304921 |
| 137 | | 62793020 |
| 138 | | 09197735 |
| 139 | Blue Eyes Silver Zombie | 35282433 |
| 140 | | 62671448 |
| 141 | | 98075147 |
| 142 | Flame Controller | 34460851 |
| 143 | | 61454890 |
| 144 | | 97843505 |
| 145 | | 24348204 |
| 146 | | 00732302 |
| 147 | Monster Egg | 36121917 |
| 148 | Sinister Shadow | 63125616 |
| 149 | Lord of the Lamp | 99510761 |
| 150 | Akihiron | 36904469 |
| 151 | | 62403074 |
| 152 | | 98898173 |
| 153 | Dokuroizo the Grim Reaper | 25882881 |
| 154 | Fire Reaper | 53581214 |
| 155 | Larvas | 94675535 |
| 156 | Hard Armor | 20060230 |
| 157 | Firegrass | 53293545 |
| 158 | | 93553943 |
| 159 | Dig Beak | 29948642 |
| 160 | | 56342351 |
| 161 | | 92731455 |
| 162 | Tainted Wisdom | 28725004 |
| 163 | Lisark | 55210709 |
| 164 | Lord of Zemia | 81618817 |
| 165 | The Judgement Hand | 28003512 |
| 166 | Mysterious Puppeter | 54098121 |
| 167 | Ancient Jar | 81492226 |
| 168 | | 17881964 |
| 169 | Dark King of the Abyss | 53375573 |
| 170 | Spirit of the Harp | 80770678 |
| 171 | Big Eye | 16768387 |
| 172 | | 53153481 |
| 173 | Dark Prisoner | 89558090 |
| 174 | | 15042735 |
| 175 | Ancient Brain | 42431843 |
| 176 | Fire Eye | 88435542 |
| 177 | | 15820147 |
| 178 | | 41218256 |
| 179 | | 77603950 |
| 180 | | 14708569 |
| 181 | Dark Shade | 40196604 |
| 182 | Masked Clown | 77581312 |
| 183 | | 03985011 |
| 184 | | 49370026 |
| 185 | | 64511793 |
| 186 | | 02863439 |
| 187 | | 49258578 |
| 188 | | 75646173 |
| 189 | | 01641882 |
| 190 | Akakieisu | 38035986 |
| 191 | | 09430387 |
| 192 | | 01929294 |
| 193 | | 37313348 |
| 194 | | 63308047 |
| 195 | Doron | 00756652 |
| 196 | | 36151751 |
| 197 | Mech Mole Zombie | 63545455 |
| 198 | | 99030164 |
| 199 | Penguin Knight | 36039163 |
| 200 | Petit Dragon | 75356564 |
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6) Extra Codes
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These are codes found by Waninoko sent into me before the writing of
this.
Anyway, there are some cool things. I'm trying to get them
translated ASAP except the credits. Those will be translated, but
for the rom translation. :)
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| Person | Code | Result |
|-------------------|----------|-----------------------------------|
| Yami Bakura | 82659417 | Lets you talk with Yami Bakura |
| Bandit Kit | 45442120 | Lets you talk with Bandit Kit |
| Mai Kujaku | 71837829 | Lets you talk with Mai Kujaku |
| Marik | 45565702 | Lets you talk with Marik |
| Sugoroku Mutou | 17232574 | Lets you talk with Sugoroku Mutou |
| Yami Yuugi | 18054115 | Lets you talk with Yami Yuugi |
| | | |
|-------------------|----------|-----------------------------------|
| Special Battle | Code | |
|-------------------|----------|-----------------------------------|
| Kondoburi | 19170603 | Lets you fight Kondoburi |
| Kaizor no Umi Uma | 83771069 | Lets you fight Kaizor no Umi Uma |
| | | |
|-------------------|----------|-----------------------------------|
| Special | Code | |
|-------------------|----------|-----------------------------------|
| Credits | 44220672 | Allows you to view the creators |
| | | of the game |
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7) Acknowledgments
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This is definitely not a complete reference guide to the game. The
walkthrough will help you play the basic game, but I know there's a
lot missing. It's on the way.
Likewise the charts, particularly that for the card names and
abilities, still lack their names and abilities! I'm pretty unclear
in areas; and the only guidance you'll get for those parts are the
words of other people (I haven't quite finished this game myself
yet).
There's a long way to go before I'd advise any player to rely on this
guide to the exclusion of their own wit.
Waninoko for supplying me with a few card codes and the codes in
the 'Extra Codes' section.
Last, thanks to anyone who had questions. I wouldn't have a FAQ
section if not for them. Cheers!
If you submit stuff, I'm sure you'll make it up here.
Megaman X - MegamanX@xtranslations.freeservers.com
