Duel Disk and the differences

[Tefached]

Duel Disk 1

 

Duel Disk 1During the Duelist Kingdom arc, Seto Kaiba developed the first generation duel disk prototypes as a means of countering Pegasus' mind reading techniques. Seto gambled that Pegasus needed face to face contact for his mind reading to work so as a feature of the disks, holographic projections of the cards obstruct the duelists from seeing each other.

 

This duel disk was physically and functionally different than the ones that would follow. Where the others are a single piece construct which houses the deck, graveyard, life point counter and cards in play, The first Duel Disk system had two components joined by a retractable cable, The wrist component houses the deck and life point counter, and the actual disk component holds 5 cards. Users would load the cards as explained later into the disk and throw it yo yo style, causing hologram to be projected from it.

 

The duel disk system also changed the rules of Duel Monsters. They followed Duelist Kingdom rules except for the following changes:

 

Both players draw cards until they have 5 in their "hand". If they have 5 then can draw no more.

One monster card is placed on the "Main card stage", the centre place on the disk. This can be in Attack or Defence position.

The other 4 cards are placed face down into the other places, the "Sub card stage".

The players can only attack with the monster in the main card stage, providing it is in attack position first. It can attack the opponent's main card stage monster or one of the sub stage cards.

Any monsters in the sub card stage are considered to be in attack position, and damage calculation is done accordingly. Spell and Trap cards are destroyed with no calculation done.

The players may shuffle their sub card stages at their discretion.

An early variation of this system is used in Toei's Yu-Gi-Oh! movie.

 

 

Duel Disk 2

 

Duel Disk 2Prior to the Battle City Tournament, KaibaCorp developed the second generation Duel Disk, the first one to be released to the public. Issued to participants of Battle City, this Disk played the game according to the new revisions (which make it closer to the real world version.) Unlike the previous Duel Disk, it did not need to be thrown. (In the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, sealers flew out of the Duel Disk to the sides of the dueling area. These disappeared in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.) When in use, it resembled an arm blade. Monsters that are in play are placed on the five slots on the blade either in Attack or Defense position. Directly underneath each Monster slot is another slot for Spell and Trap Cards. If a Duelist were to activate a Set card, they would activate a button on the round portion of the disk. Another slot can open on the front end of the disk that is used for the Field Spell Card. The center of the Disk includes the Deck and Graveyard slot and Life Point counter. The bottom part of the disk (the part that goes around an user's arm) also contains a retractable cable that could be attached to duel arena systems. Ever since their introduction, all most all duels were conducted with these, or with the later introduced Chaos Duel Disk.

 

 

Mattel's Duel Disk 2.The toy company Mattel produced replicas of this Duel Disc. There are a couple of notable differences between the Mattel Duel Disc and its fictional counterpart. The spell and trap cards are loaded into the bottom of the blade, but most notably, it cannot project holographic images.

 

While the toy Duel Disk was advertised as being compatible with the TCG, there are a few flaws that make this impractical:

 

Most pro players used these to prevent damage to their cards. Cards in protectors will not fit into the Duel Disk.

The Deck Zone can only hold about 40 cards The Academy Duel Disk Can Hold 65 Cards in total. While most players stick to the minimum, there are those who use bigger decks and cannot use the duel disk.

The graveyard can only hold about 20 cards. This would present a problem when playing against someone who relies on running an opponents deck out.

No place for fusion decks or out of play cards. (This is also true in the anime, however fusion cards have been seen in the player's hand, and removed from play cards can be seen to go in the player's pocket in one episode of Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.)

The Life Points counter can only go up to 9990 life points. While both players start with 8000, 4000, or 2000, it could rise to 9000 or 10,000+ Life Points due to card effects. The reason for the zero at the end is because while there are four buttons on the disk, only 3 of them change the counter, the last one lights up the display. This also serves the problem that some cards can cause the Life Points in the ones place to be a number different than zero.

There is no protection on the bottom of the duel disk so your opponent could see your facedown Spell and Trap Cards.

 

Chaos Duel Disk

The Chaos Duel Disk is a Duel Disk designed for the members of the organization called Doma in the Waking the Dragons saga. (Doma was unnamed in the english dub.) Functionwise it is identical to the Battle City duel disks except that except for projecting holograms of monsters, it appears to cause the monsters to physically manifest. It looks different to the Battle City disk in that it resembles a scythed blade. It is believed to be modeled after the scythes on the armour of the Orichalcos Soldiers.

 

 

Mattel's Chaos Duel DiskLike the Duel Disk 2, The company Mattel manufactured replicas of the Chaos Duel Disk for use with the real TCG, however the same flaws in the Battle City disk. These include not being able to use card protectors, lack of a fusion deck zone and not being able to have more life points than 9999 even though a card effect such as "Solemn Wishes" can boost your Life Points beyond this. Therefore in order to calculate the user's Life Points if they exceed this the user must use some way to keep track such as a calculator. It also folds in different, instead of the front tip folding into the center, the monster zone closest to the field spell zone is visible.

 

Academy Duel Disk

 

Academy Duel DiskA streamlined version of the second Duel Disk. This is the standard Duel Disk issued to students of the various Duel Academies established by Seto Kaiba in the Yu-Gi-Oh! GX series. Aside from the obligatory alternate folding feature, and a cosmetic refit, this Disk functions identically to the second Duel Disk. A new set of Academy Duel Disks are coming out, with colours of red, yellow and blue reflecting the dorm colours of the Academy. In season four, the duelists are using these new duel disks. [edit]

Academy Duel Disk V2

An updated version of the Academy Duel Disk which now has the color of the user's respective dorm on it.

 

There is also another Duel Disk released in East-Asian markets labeled as "Fight Disc for Card Games." It had a larger, static blade with slightly bigger card stages and additional slots for Monster and Spell cards as well as a space for the Fusion Deck in the main body of the disk. In addition, it had room for removed-from-play cards, a 4 digit life point counter (lacking the LED backlight of the international releases), and enough room in the Deck and Graveyard slots for over 100 sleeved cards (it worked just as well with sleeved and unsleeved cards), with the deck raised as each card is drawn. However, since it was a limited run, unlicensed accessory, it has become a rare item to find. It was also even more heavy and unwieldy than the officially licensed version, and international shipping rates prevent most fans from ever getting one.

[Luna Diviner]

Wicked but I think this should be in Anime but I may be wrong and cool info I didn't know about the the fake east asian duel disk.

[Tefached]

I didnt know which one it belonged in....seeing it talks about the real life duel disk but the anime ones too.

[Luna Diviner]

Yeh but dueldisks aren't in the card game, good duelist wouldn't use things that don't let you use your cards to the full extent.

[Tefached]

actually if the company would have released the Duel disk from the academy series then they would let it...mainly because that duel disk holds 65 cards in your deck.

[Wicket]

Meh, not like the disks matter. There's only, what, 4 out? Battle, Chaos, Duel Academy, and Slifer, except Slifer comes with Prismer, Card Excluder, Arms Hole, Assault Armor and Evil Blast.

 

Really, they don't change anything in the game, just for crazed fans who want to "feel" like they're actually "REAL duelists" playing this game, and for those of you who love disks, I have some great words of advice for you.

 

DISKZ SUCK TOTL GAYNEZZ

 

Please remember, I do not take credit and am not responsible for anything I say.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ever.

[HMNISGwahahaha]

Umm what the person above me said

[Yusei Fudou]

Although duel disks don't seem that good, good job at making the article.

 

Keep up the good work.

[Axiom_Nor]

uh... free post much... you just copied this from yugioh wikia, thats majorly gay

 

now, this is good info, but if anyone has a picture of a "Fight Disk for Card Games" i would pay 150 points and 3 rep to whoever can find a REAL picture and have a little bit of proof behind it.

[The Slime Lord]

You might want to credit whoever originally wrote this.

 

I have the Battle City Duel Disk. I used it once and then stopped almost immediatly. It was hard to use and it didn't hold cards with protectors.

[TAG]

Ooh, we have another duel disk, but this time.....it's asian!

 

I too stopped using the duel disk as it didn't hold sleeved cards.

[Wicket]

Credit?!? There's no need for credit for duel disk in which there's no purpose for them. It's a scam, people.

 

THEY WANTS UR MONEY.

[Tefached]

i got it from the yugioh-wiki page.

[HORUS]

um...WHY ARE PEOPLE USING DUEL DISKS?

[Tefached]

ive never used them...i have them yea...but never used it.

[Death12328]

I never buying the current kind of duel disks.

 

The duel disks I want to use are ones that make actual holograms and sounds and explosions when the monster is destroyed by battle and:

 

Realistic Smell To

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[Azuh]

pfft

 

the duel disks cost 50 bucks in aus

 

50 friggen bucks!

 

not worth my money

[The Slime Lord]

um...WHY ARE PEOPLE USING DUEL DISKS?

 

I got it for Christmas, like, 4 years ago. It wasn't like I asked for it.

[Tefached]

my grandparents got me all of them when they came out there sitting in my closet....there just gathering dust

[Wicket]

The only time I ever saw a duel disk is when I went over to a friends house. I was so disgusted at the sight that I broke it and hid it in his closet.

 

 

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What? It's not a crime! They're just not good for anything, that's, um, pretty much, all!

[God GAK]

Sorry, but the whole article is taken from here:

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duel_Disk

[Tefached]

yea i no. we all know that already

[JesusofChaos™]

if you own a duel disk in real life you are offically a noob

[Tefached]

Or way to obessed with yugioh and actually think you belong in the show....so your either 5, have no life, or yea your obessed

[kaiba1234]

Me and my friends sometimes play with duel disks in fun matches