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Have All Aqua Cards 04D0132D 3434754C
04D0122D 34B4757C
04D0132D 34B475DC
0490102D 3434756C
0490112D 343475CC
0490102D 34B475FC
04D0322D 3434775C
04D0332D 343477EC
04D0302D 34B4774C
04D0312D 34B4777C
0490302D 343477DC
0490322D 34B4776C
0490332D 34B477CC
04D0122D 343477FC
04D0112D 3434775C
04D0102D 34B477EC
0490122D 3434774C
0490132D 3434777C
0490122D 34B477DC
0490112D 34B4776C
04D0302D 3434618C
04D0312D 343461BC
04D0332D 34B4611C
0490322D 343461AC
0490312D 3434610C
0490302D 34B4613C
0490312D 34B4619C
04D0132D 3434612C
04D0122D 34B4618C
04D0132D 34B461BC
0490102D 3434611C
0490112D 343461AC
0490132D 34B4610C
04D0322D 3434633C
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04D0312D 34B4638C
0490302D 343463BC
0490322D 34B4631C
0490332D 34B463AC
04D0102D 3434630C
04D0112D 3434633C
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0490122D 3434632C
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0490122D 34B463BC
0490112D 34B4631C
04D0302D 343471AC
04D0322D 34B4710C
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0490322D 3434719C
0490312D 3434712C
0490302D 34B4718C
0490312D 34B471BC
04D0132D 3434711C
04D0122D 34B471AC
04D0112D 34B4710C
0490102D 3434713C
0490112D 3434719C
0490132D 34B4712C
04D0322D 3434738C
04D0332D 343473BC
04D0302D 34B4731C
04D0312D 34B473AC
0490332D 3434730C
Have All Beast Cards 04D0162D 343471CC
04D0172D 343471FC
04D0142D 34B4715C
04D0152D 34B471EC
0490172D 3434714C
0490162D 34B4717C
0490172D 34B471DC
04D0342D 3434736C
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04D0342D 34B473FC
0490362D 3434735C
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0490352D 34B4737C
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04D0172D 34B473CC
0490162D 343473FC
0490152D 3434735C
0490142D 34B473EC
04D0366D 3434650C
04D0376D 3434653C
04D0366D 34B4659C
04D0356D 34B4652C
0490346D 3434658C
0490356D 343465BC
0490376D 34B4651C
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04D0156D 34B4659C
0490176D 3434652C
0490166D 34B4658C
0490176D 34B465BC
04D0346D 3434671C
04D0356D 343467AC
04D0376D 34B4670C
0490366D 3434673C
0490376D 3434679C
0490346D 34B4672C
0490356D 34B4678C
04D0146D 343467BC
04D0166D 34B4671C
04D0176D 34B467AC
Have All Beast-Warrior Cards 0490372D 343463CC
0490362D 34B463FC
0490352D 34B4635C
04D0142D 343463EC
04D0162D 34B4634C
04D0172D 34B4637C
0490162D 343463DC
0490152D 3434636C
0490142D 34B463CC
0490152D 34B463FC
04D0372D 3434715C
04D0362D 34B471EC
04D0352D 34B4714C
0490342D 3434717C
0490352D 343471DC
0490372D 34B4716C
Have All Dinosaur Cards 04D0366D 343471FC
04D0356D 3434715C
04D0346D 34B471EC
0490366D 3434714C
0490376D 3434717C
0490366D 34B471DC
0490356D 34B4716C
04D0146D 343471CC
04D0156D 343471FC
04D0176D 34B4715C
0490166D 343471EC
0490156D 3434714C
0490146D 34B4717C
Have All Dragon Cards 0490926D 34B463CC
0490936D 34B463FC
04D0B06D 3434715C
04D0B16D 343471EC
04D0B36D 34B4714C
0490B26D 3434717C
0490B36D 343471DC
0490B06D 34B4716C
0490B16D 34B471CC
04D0906D 343471FC
04D0926D 34B4715C
04D0936D 34B471EC
0490906D 3434714C
0490916D 3434717C
0490906D 34B471DC
04D0B26D 3434736C
04D0B36D 343473CC
04D0B26D 34B473FC
04D0B16D 34B4735C
0490B06D 343473EC
0490B26D 34B4734C
0490B36D 34B4737C
04D0926D 343473DC
04D0916D 3434736C
04D0906D 34B473CC
04D0916D 34B473FC
0490936D 3434735C
0490926D 34B473EC
0490916D 34B4734C
04D0342D 3434653C
04D0352D 3434659C
04D0372D 34B4652C
0490362D 3434658C
0490372D 343465BC
0490342D 34B4651C
Have All Fairy Cards 04D0376D 34B4638C
0490366D 343463BC
0490356D 3434631C
0490346D 34B463AC
04D0166D 3434630C
04D0176D 3434633C
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0490146D 3434638C
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04D0366D 343471AC
04D0356D 3434710C
04D0346D 34B4713C
04D0356D 34B4719C
0490376D 3434712C
0490366D 34B4718C
0490376D 34B471BC
04D0146D 3434711C
04D0156D 343471AC
04D0176D 34B4710C
0490166D 3434713C
0490176D 3434719C
0490146D 34B4712C
0490156D 34B4718C
04D0346D 343473BC
04D0366D 34B4731C
Have All Fish Cards 0490176D 34B473EC
04D0302D 3434650C
04D0312D 3434653C
04D0302D 34B4659C
0490322D 3434652C
0490332D 3434658C
0490322D 34B465BC
0490312D 34B4651C
04D0102D 343465AC
04D0122D 34B4650C
04D0132D 34B4653C
0490122D 3434659C
0490112D 3434652C
0490102D 34B4658C
0490112D 34B465BC
04D0332D 3434671C
04D0322D 34B467AC
Have All Immortal Cards 0490132D 343473FC
0490102D 34B4735C
0490112D 34B473EC
04D0336D 3434650C
04D0326D 34B4653C
04D0336D 34B4659C
0490306D 3434652C
0490316D 3434658C
0490306D 34B465BC
04D0126D 3434651C
Have All Insect Cards 04D0376D 34B473AC
0490346D 3434730C
0490356D 3434733C
0490346D 34B4739C
04D0166D 3434732C
04D0176D 3434738C
04D0166D 34B473BC
04D0156D 34B4731C
0490146D 343473AC
0490166D 34B4730C
0490176D 34B4733C
04D0366D 343461DC
04D0356D 3434616C
04D0346D 34B461CC
04D0356D 34B461FC
0490376D 3434615C
0490366D 34B461EC
0490356D 34B4614C
04D0146D 3434617C
04D0156D 343461DC
04D0176D 34B4616C
0490166D 343461CC
0490176D 343461FC
0490146D 34B4615C
0490156D 34B461EC
04D0376D 3434634C
04D0366D 34B4637C
04D0376D 34B463DC
0490346D 3434636C
0490356D 343463CC
0490346D 34B463FC
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04D0176D 343463EC
04D0146D 34B4634C
04D0156D 34B4637C
0490146D 343463DC
0490166D 34B4636C
0490176D 34B463CC
Have All Machine Cards 04D0132D 343467BC
04D0102D 34B4671C
04D0112D 34B467AC
0490132D 3434670C
0490122D 34B4673C
0490132D 34B4679C
04D0302D 3434752C
04D0312D 3434758C
04D0302D 34B475BC
0490322D 3434751C
0490332D 343475AC
0490302D 34B4750C
0490312D 34B4753C
04D0102D 3434759C
04D0122D 34B4752C
04D0132D 34B4758C
0490122D 343475BC
0490112D 3434751C
0490102D 34B475AC
04D0322D 3434770C
04D0332D 3434773C
04D0322D 34B4779C
04D0312D 34B4772C
0490302D 3434778C
0490312D 343477BC
0490332D 34B4771C
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04D0112D 3434770C
04D0102D 34B4773C
04D0112D 34B4779C
0490132D 3434772C
0490122D 34B4778C
0490132D 34B477BC
04D0302D 3434655C
04D0312D 343465EC
04D0332D 34B4654C
0490322D 3434657C
0490332D 343465DC
0490302D 34B4656C
0490312D 34B465CC
04D0102D 343465FC
04D0122D 34B4655C
04D0132D 34B465EC
0490102D 3434654C
0490112D 3434657C
0490102D 34B465DC
04D0322D 3434676C
04D0332D 343467CC
04D0322D 34B467FC
04D0312D 34B4675C
0490302D 343467EC
0490322D 34B4674C
Have All Magic (Power-Ups) Cards 04D0136D 34B467CC
0490126D 343467FC
0490116D 3434675C
0490106D 34B467EC
04D0326D 3434754C
04D0336D 3434757C
04D0326D 34B475DC
04D0316D 34B4756C
0490306D 343475CC
0490316D 343475FC
0490336D 34B4755C
04D0126D 343475EC
04D0116D 3434754C
04D0106D 34B4757C
04D0116D 34B475DC
0490136D 3434756C
0490126D 34B475CC
0490136D 34B475FC
04D0306D 3434775C
04D0316D 343477EC
04D0336D 34B4774C
0490326D 3434777C
0490336D 343477DC
0490306D 34B4776C
0490316D 34B477CC
04D0106D 343477FC
04D0126D 34B4775C
04D0136D 34B477EC
0490106D 3434774C
0490116D 3434777C
0490106D 34B477DC
04D0326D 3434612C
04D0336D 3434618C
04D0326D 34B461BC
04D0316D 34B4611C
0490306D 343461AC
0490326D 34B4610C
0490336D 34B4613C
04D0126D 3434619C
04D0116D 3434612C
04D0106D 34B4618C
04D0116D 34B461BC
0490136D 3434611C
0490126D 34B461AC
0490116D 34B4610C
04D0306D 3434633C
04D0316D 3434639C
04D0336D 34B4632C
0490326D 3434638C
Have All Magic (Pure) Cards 04D0136D 343465AC
04D0106D 34B4650C
04D0116D 34B4653C
0490106D 3434659C
0490126D 34B4652C
0490136D 34B4658C
04D0326D 343467BC
04D0316D 3434671C
04D0306D 34B467AC
0490326D 3434670C
0490336D 3434673C
0490326D 34B4679C
0490316D 34B4672C
04D0106D 3434678C
04D0116D 343467BC
04D0136D 34B4671C
0490126D 343467AC
0490116D 3434670C
0490106D 34B4673C
0490116D 34B4679C
04D0336D 3434752C
04D0326D 34B4758C
04D0336D 34B475BC
0490306D 3434751C
0490316D 343475AC
0490336D 34B4750C
04D0126D 3434753C
04D0136D 3434759C
04D0106D 34B4752C
04D0116D 34B4758C
0490106D 343475BC
0490126D 34B4751C
0490136D 34B475AC
04D0306D 3434770C
04D0316D 3434773C
04D0306D 34B4779C
0490326D 3434772C
0490336D 3434778C
0490326D 34B477BC
0490316D 34B4771C
04D0106D 343477AC
04D0126D 34B4770C
04D0136D 34B4773C
0490126D 3434779C
0490116D 3434772C
0490106D 34B4778C
0490116D 34B477BC
04D0336D 3434655C
04D0326D 34B465EC
04D0316D 34B4654C
0490306D 3434657C
0490316D 343465DC
0490336D 34B4656C
04D0126D 343465CC
04D0136D 343465FC
04D0106D 34B4655C
04D0116D 34B465EC
0490136D 3434654C
0490126D 34B4657C
0490136D 34B465DC
04D0306D 3434676C
04D0316D 343467CC
04D0306D 34B467FC
0490326D 3434675C
0490336D 343467EC
0490306D 34B4674C
0490316D 34B4677C
04D0106D 343467DC
04D0126D 34B4676C
Have All Plant Cards 0490102D 34B4636C
0490112D 34B463CC
04D0302D 343471FC
04D0322D 34B4715C
04D0332D 34B471EC
0490302D 3434714C
0490312D 3434717C
0490302D 34B471DC
04D0122D 3434716C
04D0132D 343471CC
04D0122D 34B471FC
04D0112D 34B4715C
0490102D 343471EC
0490122D 34B4714C
0490132D 34B4717C
04D0322D 343473DC
04D0312D 3434736C
04D0302D 34B473CC
04D0312D 34B473FC
0490332D 3434735C
0490322D 34B473EC
0490312D 34B4734C
04D0102D 3434737C
04D0112D 343473DC
Have All Pyro Cards 0490322D 34B4733C
0490332D 34B4739C
04D0102D 3434732C
04D0112D 3434738C
04D0102D 34B473BC
0490122D 3434731C
0490132D 343473AC
0490102D 34B4730C
0490112D 34B4733C
04D0302D 343461DC
04D0322D 34B4616C
Have All Reptile Cards 0490156D 34B471DC
04D0376D 3434736C
04D0366D 34B473CC
04D0376D 34B473FC
0490346D 3434735C
0490356D 343473EC
0490376D 34B4734C
04D0166D 3434737C
04D0176D 343473DC
04D0146D 34B4736C
04D0156D 34B473CC
0490146D 343473FC
0490166D 34B4735C
Have All Rituals 0490316D 34B4739C
04D0136D 3434732C
04D0126D 34B4738C
04D0136D 34B473BC
0490106D 3434731C
0490116D 343473AC
0490136D 34B4730C
04D0326D 3434617C
04D0336D 343461DC
04D0306D 34B4616C
04D0316D 34B461CC
0490306D 343461FC
0490326D 34B4615C
0490336D 34B461EC
04D0106D 3434614C
04D0116D 3434617C
04D0106D 34B461DC
0490126D 3434616C
0490136D 343461CC
0490126D 34B461FC
0490116D 34B4615C
04D0306D 343463EC
04D0326D 34B4634C
04D0336D 34B4637C
Have All Rock Cards 04D0332D 34B461CC
0490322D 343461FC
0490312D 3434615C
0490302D 34B461EC
04D0122D 3434614C
04D0132D 3434617C
04D0122D 34B461DC
04D0112D 34B4616C
0490102D 343461CC
0490112D 343461FC
0490132D 34B4615C
04D0322D 343463EC
04D0312D 3434634C
04D0302D 34B4637C
04D0312D 34B463DC
0490332D 3434636C
0490322D 34B463CC
0490332D 34B463FC
04D0102D 3434635C
04D0112D 343463EC
04D0132D 34B4634C
0490122D 3434637C
0490132D 343463DC
Have All Sea Serpent Cards 04D0312D 34B4670C
0490302D 3434673C
0490312D 3434679C
0490332D 34B4672C
04D0122D 3434678C
Have All Spellcaster Cards 0490352D 34B465AC
04D0172D 3434650C
04D0162D 34B4653C
04D0172D 34B4659C
0490142D 3434652C
0490152D 3434658C
0490142D 34B465BC
04D0362D 3434671C
04D0372D 343467AC
04D0342D 34B4670C
04D0352D 34B4673C
0490342D 3434679C
0490362D 34B4672C
0490372D 34B4678C
04D0162D 343467BC
04D0152D 3434671C
04D0142D 34B467AC
0490162D 3434670C
0490172D 3434673C
0490162D 34B4679C
0490152D 34B4672C
04D0342D 3434758C
04D0352D 343475BC
04D0372D 34B4751C
0490362D 343475AC
0490352D 3434750C
0490342D 34B4753C
0490352D 34B4759C
04D0172D 3434752C
04D0162D 34B4758C
04D0172D 34B475BC
0490142D 3434751C
0490152D 343475AC
0490172D 34B4750C
04D0362D 3434773C
04D0372D 3434779C
04D0342D 34B4772C
04D0352D 34B4778C
0490342D 343477BC
0490362D 34B4771C
0490372D 34B477AC
04D0142D 3434770C
04D0152D 3434773C
04D0142D 34B4779C
0490162D 3434772C
0490172D 3434778C
0490162D 34B477BC
0490152D 34B4771C
04D0342D 343465EC
04D0362D 34B4654C
04D0372D 34B4657C
0490362D 343465DC
0490352D 3434656C
0490342D 34B465CC
0490352D 34B465FC
04D0172D 3434655C
04D0162D 34B465EC
04D0152D 34B4654C
0490142D 3434657C
0490152D 343465DC
0490172D 34B4656C
04D0362D 343467CC
04D0372D 343467FC
04D0342D 34B4675C
04D0352D 34B467EC
0490372D 3434674C
Have All Thunder Cards 0490332D 34B4677C
04D0122D 343467DC
04D0112D 3434676C
04D0102D 34B467CC
04D0112D 34B467FC
0490132D 3434675C
0490122D 34B467EC
0490112D 34B4674C
04D0302D 3434757C
04D0312D 343475DC
04D0332D 34B4756C
0490322D 343475CC
0490332D 343475FC
0490302D 34B4755C
0490312D 34B475EC
Have All Traps (Full Range) 0490306D 3434719C
0490326D 34B4712C
0490336D 34B4718C
04D0126D 343471BC
04D0116D 3434711C
04D0106D 34B471AC
0490126D 3434710C
0490136D 3434713C
0490126D 34B4719C
0490116D 34B4712C
04D0306D 3434738C
04D0316D 343473BC
04D0336D 34B4731C
0490326D 343473AC
0490316D 3434730C
0490306D 34B4733C
Have All Traps (Limited Range) 0490336D 343463BC
0490306D 34B4631C
0490316D 34B463AC
04D0136D 3434630C
04D0126D 34B4633C
04D0136D 34B4639C
0490106D 3434632C
0490116D 3434638C
0490106D 34B463BC
04D0326D 3434711C
04D0336D 343471AC
04D0306D 34B4710C
04D0316D 34B4713C
Have All Warrior Cards 0490162D 3434777C
0490172D 343477DC
0490142D 34B4776C
0490152D 34B477CC
04D0342D 343461BC
04D0362D 34B4611C
04D0372D 34B461AC
0490342D 3434610C
0490352D 3434613C
0490342D 34B4619C
04D0162D 3434612C
04D0172D 3434618C
04D0162D 34B461BC
04D0152D 34B4611C
0490142D 343461AC
0490162D 34B4610C
0490172D 34B4613C
04D0362D 3434639C
04D0352D 3434632C
04D0342D 34B4638C
04D0352D 34B463BC
0490372D 3434631C
0490362D 34B463AC
0490352D 34B4630C
04D0142D 3434633C
04D0152D 3434639C
04D0172D 34B4632C
0490162D 3434638C
0490172D 343463BC
0490142D 34B4631C
0490152D 34B463AC
04D0372D 3434710C
04D0362D 34B4713C
04D0372D 34B4719C
0490342D 3434712C
0490352D 3434718C
0490342D 34B471BC
04D0162D 3434711C
04D0172D 343471AC
04D0142D 34B4710C
04D0152D 34B4713C
0490142D 3434719C
0490162D 34B4712C
0490172D 34B4718C
04D0362D 343473BC
04D0352D 3434731C
04D0342D 34B473AC
0490362D 3434730C
0490372D 3434733C
0490362D 34B4739C
0490352D 34B4732C
04D0142D 3434738C
04D0152D 343473BC
04D0172D 34B4731C
0490162D 343473AC
0490152D 3434730C
0490142D 34B4733C
0490152D 34B4739C
04D0372D 3434616C
04D0362D 34B461CC
04D0372D 34B461FC
0490342D 3434615C
0490352D 343461EC
0490372D 34B4614C
04D0162D 3434617C
04D0172D 343461DC
04D0142D 34B4616C
04D0152D 34B461CC
0490142D 343461FC
0490162D 34B4615C
0490172D 34B461EC
04D0342D 3434634C
04D0352D 3434637C
04D0342D 34B463DC
0490362D 3434636C
Have All Winged-Beast Cards 0490146D 3434670C
0490156D 3434673C
0490146D 34B4679C
04D0366D 3434752C
04D0376D 3434758C
04D0366D 34B475BC
04D0356D 34B4751C
0490346D 343475AC
0490366D 34B4750C
0490376D 34B4753C
04D0166D 3434759C
04D0156D 3434752C
04D0146D 34B4758C
04D0156D 34B475BC
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Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses is a Yu-Gi-Oh! video game for the PlayStation 2. It is a sequel to Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories and a prequel to Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom.

The game centers on the player character being pulled through time to arrive at Stonehenge circa the mid 1400s, during the War of the Roses. Henry Tudor, who prefers his nickname 'Yugi,' has sent his priest Simon McMooran to Stonehenge to summon the 'Rose Duelist,' who is prophesied to be The Chosen One to turn the tide of war against the enemy Yorkists. However, Rose Crusader Seto Rosenkreuz has also arrived and offers the player to join the Yorkists and fight Yugi and the Lancastrians on their side. Both sides task the player to infiltrate the enemy's territory and duel their elite commanders to recover the 'Rose Cards' from the other side. Each side has 8, and together the cards are said to unlock great power.

Gameplay is different from most Yu-Gi-Oh! games. Players control a Deck Leader on a large tiled board, and can only play one card a turn on a square adjacent to their Deck Leader. Once in play their cards, be they Monster, Magic or Trap, can move around the board freely until an opponent's card moves against them, revealing the Monster or activating the Magic or Trap effect.

The tiled board can be terraformed with Field Cards, with appropriate power boosts given for monsters battling on them. Players move their cards around the board, attacking opposing monsters or attacking the opposing Deck Leader directly, to deplete the opponent's Life Points. Otherwise the usual Early Installment Weirdness of the early Yu-Gi-Oh! video games, particularly freely fusing cards into new ones and using power-up cards on monsters they shouldn't affect, is in play.

This game provides examples of:

• Adaptational Heroism: On the Yorkist side, Seto is much less of a villain in this game than he was in Forbidden Memories, or even in the regular canon. Subverted if you're on Yugi's team, where he's a manipulative villain again.
• Adaptational Villainy:
  • Due to limited screen time, Henry Tudor (Yugi) comes off as much more of a jerk, especially in the Lancastrian ending where he takes the credit for the player character's accomplishments once they head back to their own era. Subverted if you're on Seto's team, as he's a Graceful Loser who nonetheless vows to win the war.
  • Ishizu (known here as 'Ishtar') is on the side of the Yorkists.
• The All-Seeing A.I.:
  • While most Yu-Gi-Oh! games in the pre-DS era were rife with this anyway, Pegasus—a frequent offender where this trope is concerned—was likely intentional given the powers of his Millennium Eye. As such, Pegasus is one of the few CPU opponents who doesn't regularly fall for the player's traps and bluffs, carefully calculating terrain and card effects before making his move. Most others will pretend not to know, and walk right into your facedowns.
    • He is VERY good at abusing this knowledge, and has cards in the deck designed to help him do so. If your strongest monster is facedown, and near your deck leader? He knows it, and will play Brain Control to take it over and attack you if the card is in his hand. Not the strongest, but still powerful? Change of Heart instead if he has it. He can make you kill your own monster too with that card, again using facedowns.
  • As a player, you can look at your opponent's graveyard. You can use this to find out what facedown powerups used were, and even to identify facedown fusion monsters, because you can see what the materials were and check a fusion guide. But only Pegasus can identify facedown non-fusion monsters 100% accurately.
• Alternate History: As the summary above should hint.
• Anachronism Stew:
  • Aside from some of the European historical figures taking on Japanese names, things like machines and cartoons didn't exist during the Wars of the Roses.
  • Rex Raptor appears in the game, along with his dinosaur cards. Dinosaurs were not identified and named as such until the mid-19th century.
  • As noted below, Bandit Keith wears the Union Jack instead of the American flag to match the change in settings. The Union Flag's present design didn't exist until 1801, with the earlier flag of Great Britain (also known as the Union Jack) only first coming into existence in 1606—long after the War of the Roses.
• And You Were There: Everyone in the game is a pre-incarnation of someone from the main Yu-Gi-Oh! series, with the exception of DarkNite's brother.
• Another Side, Another Story: Both sides of the story reveal differing details about the plot, particularly concerning Seto and the Rose Cards. Because of the Perspective Flip, Seto is actually a pretty noble guy (though something of an Anti-Hero) if you side with the Yorkists, as opposed to a straight-up villain seeking the power of Manawyddan fab Llyr if you side with the Lancastrians. He even apologizes for accidentally unsealing the entity using the Great Summoning of the Roses.
• Artificial Stupidity: Permanent counter cards Mirror Wall and Goblin Fan will be completely ignored by CPU opponents, which frequently leads to them killing themselves, battle effects like Aqua Dragon's field-changing effect tend to be ignored, and the game's A.I. tends to ignore monsters that are far from the frontline, even if they have dangerous field-wide effects, such as Great Moth or Binding Chain. The A.I. also has a curious aversion to Insect Imitation, and will never use it.
• Awesome, but Impractical: Rituals. Some of the coolest and most iconic monsters in the game, commonly possessing high stats or unique abilities, but they take, at minimum, four cards to summon, and most of the stronger ones require powerful cards themselves. Magician of Black Chaos is particularly poor, as not only does it have no effects, but one of its required monsters (Dark Magician) has only 300 less ATK than it.
• Big Bad: Richard Slysheen of York. Richard's Historical Villain Upgrade treatment is played up a bit more than usual here, his role assumed by the utterly vile Heishin.
• Boss Game: Just like its predecessor, this is what the entire game basically is.
• Bowdlerise:
  • In the Japanese version, Slysheen's corpse is seen instead of just his crown, and more corpses are shown as Yugi is being crowned king. They're cropped out in other versions.
  • Any card with a gun gets censored, usually by changing its colors to green and pink. Most of them aren't even realistic guns to begin with, such as Barrel Rock's shoulder cannons or Cyber Commander's missile launcher. Also, just like the real game and anime, Barrel Dragon had its revolvers turned into laser cannons... but its attack animation is still what is unmistakably Russian Roulette. It's particularly strange when compared to the Immortals, which have some fairly grotesque imagery fully intact.
• Bragging Rights Reward: Completing both sides of the game's storyline lets you duel all opponents on one save file... but you've beaten the game and dialogue doesn't appear, so there's no point.
• Color-Coded Characters: Red roses for Yugi and the Lancastrians, white roses for Seto and the Yorkists.
• Composite Character: Labyrinth Ruler is a stand-in for both Paradox Brothers.
• The Computer Is a Cheating Bastard: A number of opponents in the storyline have cards in their decks that are either inaccessible to the player or can only be obtained during a Destiny Draw. The final boss in both storylines has such a card as its Deck Leader.
• The Computer Is a Lying Bastard: The Raise Body Heat card. The description says it powers up Dragons and Reptiles. It does not. It actually powers up Dinosaurs and Reptiles. Similarly, Malevolent Nuzzler says it powers up female Fiends. It actually powers up females OR Fiends. These may simply be translation problems. Each monster has a list of cards they get powered up by, so it's best to reference these lists just to be sure.
• Continuity Nod:
  • When Manawyddan fab Llyr is unsealed in the Yorkists' campaign, he heavily implies that he's the brother of DarkNite/Nitemare. And he's plenty unhappy about what happened to that guy.
    Manawyddan fab Llyr: First you humans awakened my brother from the sands of Egypt and sealed him away again!
  • The end of the Lancastrian campaign has a message from Forbidden Memories' Priest Seto, who tells his descendants to keep seeking the Card Guardian, implying that Manawyddan fab Llyr is the wrong one.
• Crack Fic: What if the Wars of the Roses were fought using the Yu-Gi-Oh! game with characters from the anime portraying the historical figures involved? You'd have this game.
• Crack Pairing: The developers may or may not have realized that by association with historical names, Pegasus is implied to marry Mai in the near future after the game's events.
• Deal with the Devil: According to the Lancastrian side of the story, Seto's ancestors made a pact with a Card Guardian for wealth and power. Seto's hope is that the Guardian sealed by the Rose Cards is the same being so he can cash in on that pact.
• Deus ex Machina: The Destiny Draw mechanic allows a player, once per duel, to topdeck exactly the card they need to get out of what might be an otherwise Unwinnable situation. Taken Up to Eleven in that the card in question need not even be one in the player's deck, and in fact several cards can only be found this way. Both human players and computer opponents can benefit from this, although the odds of it happening depend on the rank of the Deck Leader.
• Dirty Coward: Bonz and Bakura use very low deck costs to force you to use weaker monsters. If you lose to Bakura, he lampshades it and asks if you think him a coward.
• The Dragon: Seto to Slysheen.
• Dragon Their Feet: Seto has little interest in winning the war and escapes once Yugi is crowned king.
• Dragon with an Agenda: Seto's only interest in gathering the Rose Cards to perform the Great Summoning. If you're fighting for the Lancastrians, this additionally means unsealing Manawydan fab Llyr—intentionally.
• Dub-Induced Plot Hole: In the OCG, there's an Insect-type support card named 'Hatching.' In this game, its effect was changed to be based around turning 'egg' monsters, such as Ryu-Ran and Wing Egg Elf, into new monsters. In the TCG, the card's name was changed to 'Insect Imitation,' which this game followed suit on... despite the fact that this version has nothing to do with insects or imitation.
• Dummied Out:
  • In the Japanese version, Deck Leaders would get certain lines at the beginning and end of a duel, as well as in critical moments, giving the monsters a bit of personality. Of note is Happy Lover, who, upon defeat, will remark he managed to make the enemy happy as a point to be proud of. Each monster had unique lines, though many are unintelligible cries and noises, which were all removed when the game was translated.
  • The game allows you to duel against Deck Master K, S and T in the custom duel screen depending on the memory card you have on your second slot. Deck Master K is a mirror of the player's deck and your second memory card slot must be empty. Deck Master T appears if you have a PS1 memory card and uses an Exodia deck, while Deck Master S appears when you have a PS2 memory card and uses an egg-themed deck with Goddess of Whim as the Deck Leader. Rumors of a fourth, unconfirmed Deck Master I who uses Immortals (cards that can only be obtained by entering passwords or finding them in secret spots around the map) were going around for a long time and were considered highly dubious. As it turns out, Deck Master I and his Immortal Deck are indeed in the game. However, you need a Pocketstation in your memory card slot, which was never released outside of Japan. Players can still face him in the English version if they have a Pocketstation (or use cheats).
• Early-Bird Boss:
  • Rex Raptor is fought on the Wasteland terrain, which increases his monsters' strength by 500 points. At this point in the game, the only other opponent you'd be able to defeat would be Weevil, whose forest creatures are weakened by Wasteland terrain. If you start with Fairy King Truesdale, whose deck is almost all insects and plants, your only hope is judicious use of the Forest Magic Card and Acid Trap Hole. On later tries Rex isn't nearly as bad when you have more variety in monsters.
  • Tea can be surprisingly effective, as she has a massive pile of power-up cards to compensate for her weak monsters. If she gets lucky, she can easily call out 3000-ATK monsters.
• Early-Bird Cameo: A number of cards showed up here first before they made their way to the card game proper. These include all the starting Deck Leaders, all the Immortals, Kinetic Soldier, Arsenal Bug, Woodland Sprite, and Creature Swap. The artwork of After the Struggle shows up in the Japanese version, as well.
• Early Game Hell: Both sides the player goes down will lead to them struggling desperately to defeat the first few opponents, with progression becoming much smoother around the time Mai on the Yorkist side and Keith on the Lancastrian side are defeated.
• Enemy Mine: Yami Bakura is on the side of the Lancastrians as Jack Cade, the same man responsible for leading a revolt against Henry VI, Yugi's father.
• Flower Motifs: As benefitting the historical event that serves as this game's backdrop, each side has their own heraldic emblem fashioned after a rose: the Red Rose of Lancaster and the White Rose of York.
• Graceful Loser:
  • Rosenkreuzlooks to be one when defeated in the Lancastrian story, but see Nice Job Breaking It, Hero! and Xanatos Gambit below.
  • Yugi is one when he's defeated in the Yorkists' story.
• Greater-Scope Villain: Manawyddan fab Llyr is the final boss, and Seto's goals in both campaigns revolve around unsealing him.
• Have a Nice Death: Losing to an opponent in Story Mode will have them comment on your defeat.
• Heel–Face Turn: Pegasus does this in the Yorkist storyline.
• I Surrender, Suckers: Seto pretends to bow out gracefully after you defeat him.
  Seto: Well done, Duelist... I may have lost, but my heart sings with the joy of having faced you in battle. T'was a duel to be remembered. I take great pride in the fact that I fall by your hand... And if you believe that, I'll sell you some swampland in the outer reaches of the realm!
• Infinity +1 Element: The Immortal cards can only be found by going to certain squares on the map and searching. Though they don't get field bonuses, they're all immune to Crush terrain and create it upon death, which makes them dangerous to attack. Also, uniquely, their counterparts in the actual game usually have a claustrophobic close-up for their picture (for instance, the picture of Souleater is of a tiny fishlike creature, with the card not showing that it's contained in a fishbowl as part of a horrifying spider-mech), so if you wanted to see what they looked like, you had to play the game.
• Joke Character: T. Tristan Grey. The strongest monster he can easily summon is the 2000-ATK Patrician of Darkness (his strongest is Chakra, but he will never, ever get it out), he has all of two Spells, which have random effects, and his monsters are a jumble with no unifying type or strategy and weak abilities. His A.I.'s strategy (when it remembers it) is to move cards into rows where they have bonuses and then patrol sideways along it, but this spreads him thin and takes way too long to set up. And to top it off, most of his monsters have 'balanced' stats, meaning they cost way more than they should. This makes his Deck Cost one of the highest in the game, on par with the endgame opponents, meaning you can play all your strongest cards against him.
• Magikarp Power: Leveling up a monster card's rank unlocks special abilities when that card is made your Deck Leader. Low-level monsters are harder to rank up, but often get additional abilities to compensate for it.
• Master of None:
  • The game wants you to avoid this as much as possible. Monsters with good ATK and DEF have much higher costs than monsters that have just one or the other.
  • Yugi is an interesting example; he actually does put a focus on Spellcasters and Warriors, but the field surrounding him is filled with seemingly random terrain that does more harm to him than good and can result in him having no real strong point aside from his naturally strong monsters.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!: In the Lancastrian story, your duel with Seto is what unseals Manawydan fab Llyr, as all it took was having all 16 Rose Cards present during a great duel — nothing said Seto had to have the cards with him for it to work.
• Old Save Bonus: With a Forbidden Memories memory card file, several Duel Masters are unlocked as opponents, and inputting passwords given at the end of Forbidden Memories in Duelists of the Roses gives you rare cards.
• Only Known by Their Nickname: Aside from Pegasus, Seto and Slysheen, none of the Yorkists have real world names associated with them, going by their usual names or titles evocative of their real names/deck types (ex. Bonz is Necromancer, PaniK is Darkness Ruler).
• Peninsula of Power Leveling: Need your Deck Leader to rank up? Rex Raptor. His inflexible strategies and the excess of Labyrinth field on his side make it incredibly easy to trap him. Put one strong monster next to his Deck Leader and one strong monster a space away, and he won't have anything capable of beating them, so he'll just end his turn. Every turn your Deck Leader spends out on the field gives it some XP, so after 100 turns, the Leader should rank up.
• Physical God: Implied with the name of Manawyddan fab Llyr.
• Reality Warper: Downplayed with the final boss. The center of the Stonehenge arena during the duel with Seto has the standard terrain type, but during the final battle the terrain changes to either pure darkness or the viral Crush terrain.
• Rooting for the Empire: Invoked in gameplay. By joining Kaiba's side, you can change history and defeat Yugi's army. It helps that his argument is very convincing.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: Manawyddan fab Llyr.
• Shown Their Work:
  • The usage of real historical names, mostly in proper context (Tea taking the place of Henry Tudor's wife Elizabeth of York), show that someone on the development team had a history textbook handy. For instance, Pegasus betrays Richard to aid Yugi when he attacks England, and Thomas Stanley was a secret supporter of Henry Tudor whose treachery to Richard was discovered during the Battle of Bosworth Field.
  • Christian Rosenkreuz has nothing to do with the Wars of the Roses or Richard III, and according to legends lived 50+ years before the Wars of the Roses. However, as the Fridge page for the game goes into detail on, the symbolism behind the Order of the Rose Cross Rosenkreuz founded, Seto's motives in this game, and the acknowledgment that this is Alternate History, actually make Rosenkreuz's presence surprisingly appropriate.
• Soundtrack Dissonance: The classy Lancastrian battle music sounds out of place when dueling Joey and Tristan.
• Spell My Name with an 'S': The game's title has a habit of being marginally misspelled elsewhere, usually by omitting the 'The' (i.e 'Duelists of the Roses'), using a singular noun (i.e. 'The Duelist of the Roses'), or a combination of the two.
• Surprise Creepy: A lot of the Immortals have the sort of character designs that make you wonder how they ever passed muster in a game that censored cannons. Rigras Leever's Vagina Dentata face, Jowls of Dark Demise's rotting dragon head that turns out to be carrying the Thing, Timeater's nails sticking from its eyes...
• Truer to the Text: Many of the cards that are vanillas in the card game are given abilities that approximate what they could do in Duelist Kingdom, including Great Moth's attack drain, Curse of Dragon burning down forests, Flame Swordsman killing dinosaurs, and Swordstalker eating souls. Field effects in this game are also far, far more relevant than the early Field Spells they're based on, similar to how powerful they were in Duelist Kingdom.
• Villain Has a Point: Seto's argument for why you should join the Yorkists is a pretty good one. The Lancastrians were losing the war badly enough that they needed to summon you, so they really aren't in much of a position to gather the Rose Cards and send you back to your time. What's more, he offers to let you decide your own fate, while Simon is convinced you'll join his side without much coercion.
• Wearing a Flag on Your Head: Keith, as always, but in the absence of America, he wears a Union Jack on his head. Which didn't exist then either, but then again, neither did slot machines or dragons with revolvers for heads.
• Where It All Began: The player returns to Stonehenge for the final battle in both storylines.
• Worthy Opponent: Seto sees you as one if you join the Lancastrians, even respecting your decision to join the other side despite his disappointment. In the Yorkist campaign, this is dropped (since you're allied with him), but Seto rewards the player with a pendant as thanks for their efforts, telling them to show it to his descendants in their time and pledging his family's loyalty to the powerful Rose Duelist.
• Xanatos Gambit: In the Lancaster storyline, when you beat the Rose Crusaders and Richard to gather the seven White Rose Cards, Seto waits for you at Stonehenge. He needs all sixteen cards there to unleash Manawyddan fab Llyr, but nothing says he has to be in physical possession of them all, so it didn't matter to him which side gathered all the cards. For that matter, it doesn't matter who wins the duel, as long as it happens.

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