Yu-Gi-Oh! 7 Trials To Glory: World Championship Tournament 2005

Note: This game is titled "Yu-Gi-Oh! Day Of The Duelist" in Europe.

Alternate title screen:
Successfully complete the game to turn the usual blue title screen color to purple. Press Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A at the title screen to change it back to the original blue color. Repeat this code to disable its effect.

View credits:
Successfully complete the game to view the credits. To see them again, press Up(2), Down(2), Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A.

Weekend Tournament:
Obtain 100 DP.
Information in this section was contributed by Leeterbots.

Limitations Tournament:
Unlock the KC Cup.
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Sugoroku Tournament:
Duel and defeat everyone in Grandpa's store, then talk to Grandpa. You will enter his in-store tournament the day his store closes.
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Survivorship Tournament:
Win the championship and go to the Mystic Land's Mystic Coliseum. This tournament, unlike the others, is available for replay every day of the week.
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Championship Trophy:
Win the previous tournaments and you are able to participate in the regionals. Win the regionals and you can participate in the nationals. Win the nationals and you will get this trophy.
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KC Cup:
Win the Weekend Tournament seven times or until all characters are unlocked.
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Qs of K Trophy:
Every Friday, Seto Kaiba will present you with a challenge at the KC tower. Solve each of them and you win the trophy.
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Hint: Easy DP:
Duel Tea Gardner. She will use Traps and Magic cards to gain more Life Points, and her highest Attack is 1,700.
Information in this section was contributed by Ed Lane.

Duel somebody that you know that you can defeat. Cause damage to your opponent until they have about 100 or 200 points remaining. Then, summon a powerful monster and wipe him or her out. The total points of damage to your opponent is added to your DP winnings. Also, each monster you destroy in battle is an additional 20 DP.
Information in this section was contributed by dhuntle116.

When the Survivorship trophy is obtained, you can play at the Mystic Land coliseum for a gamble. 70,000 DP and a deck with no traps is required to play. You start at 20,000 LP and must duel Rare Hunters chosen at random through a roulette. There is no limit to the number of Rare Hunters that you can duel. If you win, your winnings are the amount of remaining lifepoints multiplied by the number of opponents you defeated. However, if at any time you lose or draw a game, your own DP are divided by the number of opponents you faced. It is possible to get over a hundred thousand DP very quickly.
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During any duel, play the card Final Countdown and use your Trap cards to wait out the twenty turns. Just for letting Final Countdown win the duel, you will get 5,000 DP. Also, any other damage done to the opponent adds to your total at the end of the duel.
Information in this section was contributed by Juan.

Unlike dueling in the city, you can duel in the Mystic Land (???) to earn lots of DP. The opponents may be difficult, but there are no rules.You can use banned cards and can have up to three copies of each card in your deck. Also, you get 1 DP for every 20 points of damage you do to your opponent in the Mystic Lands, unlike the 1 point per 100 points of damage you earn in the city. You also get 250 points for defeating your opponents by loss of life points instead of 50.
Information in this section was contributed by Dshsm.

To get over 300 DP in winnings at the start of game duel the cat and the dog. When you win you get a larger amount of DP. You always get about 300.
Information in this section was contributed by Roundfly.

Hint: Additional opponents:
After winning the Championship Trophy and the credits sequence finish, the game will automatically save. Load the cleared game file to be able to duel Marik, Strings, Rare Hunter, Umbra and Lumis, Arkana, and Odion.

Hint: Challenge dog or cat:
Go up to the dog or cat and press R. Although it seems that you cannot challenge him, you can.
Information in this section was contributed by LugNoc and Vince Collura.

Hint: Go first:
If you challenge someone to a duel, you must play rock, paper, scissors. If you lose, rapidly continue to press L and you will go first.
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Hint: Only attack monsters:
Go to Grampa's Card Shop. Talk to the man with the blue and white hat. Duel him. He frequently uses monsters in attack mode.
Information in this section was contributed by Los_Palagos_and_Leon.

Hint: Exodia duel with Grandpa:
Create an Exodia Deck and enter Grandpa's store. Talk to him and he will challenge you to a duel to see who can bring out Exodia first.
Information in this section was contributed by S. Taylor.

Hint: Final Countdown:
If you manage to play Final Countdown and last the 20 turns, you will only get 1,000 duel points. Make sure you play it early, as if you have more than 30 turns. Then, your points will get divided.
Information in this section was contributed by Aaron Riston.

Hint: Easy DP:
Create an Exodia Deck and win with it in the Mystic Lands to receive an instant 5,000 DP, plus whatever damage you did to your opponent added to it.
Information in this section was contributed by S. Taylor.

If you manage to defeat your opponent in four turns or less, your DP is multiplied by two. If you defeat them on the second turn, you will get five times the amount. If you can pull off a first turn kill, it becomes ten times the amount.
Information in this section was contributed by S. Taylor.

Hint: See inside of closet:
When you are in your home, go in front of your closet and press A. You will see the inside of the closet.
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Hint: Look at your trophies:
After you win a trophy, go to your house and walk to the cabinet. Press R and after a moment you will see a full screen of your cabinet opening, showing the trophies that you have won.
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Hint: Limited Tournament cards:
The following are the Limited Tournament cards and opponents. Remember to change your Tournament deck every week. If you walk in with a banned card, you are automatically disqualified.
Information in this section was contributed by Akashi Cerah.

Week 1: Level 5 and up Monsters, Tea
Week 2: Equip Spells, Tristian
Week 3: Dark Monsters, Bakura
Week 4: Wind Monsters, Mai
Week 5: Traps, Joey
Week 6: Effect Monsters, Yugi
Week 7: Spells, Seto

Glitch: Misspelling:
The monster card Giant Orc is named "Giant Oak".
Information in this section was contributed by dhuntle116.

When viewing the monster card Dark Magician, it describes it as the ultimate wizard in terms of attack and "didense" instead of "defense".
Information in this section was contributed by MasterChiefSUB0.

When announcing your opponent, Yugi's last name is misspelled as "Muto" instead of "Moto".
Information in this section was contributed by Akashi Cerah.

Glitch: Reversed cards:
There are two cards with their names reversed. Luster Dragon and Luster Dragon #2. In the game, Luster Dragon is Luster Dragon #2 and vice versa. This can be proven in the Starter Kaiba Evolution deck.
Information in this section was contributed by Lee Lillie.

Glitch: Black Luster Solider:
When you battle Yugi, he is able to ritual summon Black Luster Soldier without tributing any monsters for it. He has at least two of them that he can throw onto the field easily.
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Glitch: Dark Magician:
Sometimes when you are dueling Yugi Muto, he will summon all Dark Magicians from his hand, and summon ones outside the duel until he has five on the field at the start of the duel. If you win, you gain 2,500 DP.
Information in this section was contributed by dhuntle116.

Glitch: Exodia:
If you draw all five pieces of Exodia, but then have to toss away a piece due to a card effect, the Exodia sequence plays and the game ends in a draw (such as when you have three pieces and you use Graceful Charity - at one point you have all five pieces in the hand, but you only have four after the effect).
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Glitch: Stuck in battle:
If using a life point gain/burn deck (for example, Solemn Wishes, Cure Mermaid, etc.), and your LP is over 8000, if you cannot draw any more cards you will be stuck in the battle permanently. It will not register as a loss like it is supposed to.
Information in this section was contributed by Anthony Lisi.

When battling Grandpa with an Exodia Deck and you run out of cards, you will be stuck in battle permanently.
Information in this section was contributed by S. Taylor.

Glitch: Win score:
After a certain amount of matches, your win score goes up by 3,600 wins.
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Glitch: Magic card not negated:
If Curse Of Darkness is on the field and your opponent plays a magic card, then you activate Imperial Order, your opponent will take 1000 damage but the magic card will not be negated.
Information in this section was contributed by Justerbuster250.

Glitch: Wrong opponent announcement:
When your about to enter the KC tournament and look at your status, it says something like "Get ready for your duel with KC tournament at the Wievle Underwood!" It always switches the tournament with the person your dueling.
Information in this section was contributed by Justerbuster250.