Yu-Gi-Oh! Dawn Of Destiny
Use other decks:
Unlock the desired tier in triple duel mode. Then,
hold X at the opponent selection screen in single duel
mode to bring up a deck selection screen. You may now choose anyone's
deck from that tier. This allows to you see what is in the other
character's decks and use them against an opponent in single duel
mode.
Zachary Peterson.
When at the single duel screen, hold X. In order for this
to work you must unlock all tiers and view the credits at least
once.
Dennis Martinez.
Rare cards:
When you put in a new name such as GOD OF CARDS
or HEARTOFCARDS you will get a rare card such as Tri-Horn
Dragon. If you enter KONAMI as a game, you will get Cosmo
Queen. When you put XBOX as a game, you will get Zera the
Mant.
Angel Fernandez.
Alternate background:
Press X at the menu with the single or triple duel options
to change the background to that of one of cards that you have
unlocked.
Hint: Getting higher in triple dueling:
Getting to the next level is quite easy. If the order
is easy, medium, hard, it could be a challenge. However, by putting
them in hard, medium, easy order you can save your life points
for an easy person. You should be able to complete it.
Billsracingroom.
Hint: Easy magic and trap cards:
To get easy magic and trap cards, unlock the Rare Hunter in triple
duels. Then, just keep defeating him until you get the cards that
you need. He has all the best magic and trap cards required for
a deck. Note: He three sets of Exodia and multiple limited cards
such as Pot Of Greed.
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Hint: Getting cards:
This trick requires a decent deck. Once you have finished
the first few levels on triple duel, go to single duel and challenge
Yugi or Joey. Once you defeat them, select the Slifer Statue to
get three cards that your opponent used in that duel. You can
do this with any character in single duel mode.
Joe Dubbs.
Hint: Easy win:
Get the magic card that stops all trap cards and set it down face
up. Then when you attack, there are not any trap holes. This is
very useful against Grandpa, because he mostly has trap hole.
PiMp4Metallica.
If you saved before the match and you know that you are going
to lose, instead of waiting for the rest of the turns to go by,
hold Back + Start to do an in-game reset to save
time.
Richard Andres.
Use the "Use other decks" trick. Use Rare Hunter's deck
every time in Single Duel. You will get Exodia every time and
still get good cards after the duel.
Ian Richards.
Have Penguin Soldier and Needle Worm face down on the field. Next,
use Needle Worm's flip effect to make your opponent draw the top
five cards from the top of their deck to the graveyard. Then,
use Penguin Soldier's flip effect to put Penguin Soldier and Needle
Worm back into your hand. Repeat the same process on the following
turn.
Linkinpark745.
Have a good attack card face up (Vorse Raider, Genie, etc.) and
place Penguin Soldier in defense. End the turn while your opponent
has no cards on his main deck (magic cards are acceptable). When
he places an attack/defense card to the field, flip Penguin, send
his card back, and send Penguin back to your hand. Then, reset
Penguin in Defence. Note: Do not place any other cards except
Penguin to the field. Attack with your face up card straight to
his LP. Repeat this until he loses.
Uber Leet.
In the later tiers, for example 10 and up, use the Gravity Bind
trap card. This will mean that any card that is less than level
4 will not be able to attack. Then, just wait out the rest of
the match. Note: Make sure you have more than 40 cards. This will
make short work of characters such as Yami Yugi, who has a lot
of extremely strong cards, but they are all at least level 4.
Justin Rocchio.
Hint: Easy surrender:
If you are tired of waiting for the match to end when you know
that you are going to get defeated, select your deck, and click
"Surrender" instead of doing the hard reset or in-game
reset.
Anthony Lisi.
Hint: Prevent Summoning Exodia:
Use this trick when you face Grandpa or Rare Hunter, as they are
the only ones that have Exodia the Forbidden One. Jack most of
your deck with cards that make your opponent discard cards from
their deck and/or hand. Most of the time against Grandpa this
trick will work. However, against Rare Hunter it is a challenge
because he has three sets of Exodia compared to Gramp's single
set.
Ian Richards.
Alternately, discard the head to the Graveyard; as it is the part
of Exodia that allows the automatic victory.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Creating non-cheated Exodia deck:
Make sure to have 3x Jar of Greed, one Grateful Charity,
one Pot of Greed, and/or anything that will increase the chance
of drawing cards. Make sure to include one Painful Choice, and
3x Backup Soldiers. Only activate Painful Choice when you have
Exodia's head in your hand to ensure a 100% victory rate. When
Painful Choice is activated (allows you to pick up five cards
from deck) pick up any Exodia cards that are not already in your
hand. Your opponent will then pick the one card you will add to
your hand and the rest of the four cards are discarded to the
graveyard. On your next turn, activate Backup Soldiers to bring
back all of the Exodia pieces that were discarded to the grave
with Painful Choice. After you get back all of the pieces, you
are declared the winner for having all five pieces of Exodia.
James Tran.
Hint: Defeating Arkana:
He will take out his version of Dark Magician about the fourth
or fifth turn. Get rid of his monsters as quickly as possible.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Bakura:
He uses two powerful effect monsters, but usually plays Maha Vailo
and equips it with a lot of cards such as Black Pendant and Mage
Power. The other one he uses rarely if you destroy Maha Vailo
is Muka Muka with Gravity Bind. Use Man-Eater Bug on both of them
because Muka Muka increases its ATK and DEF by 300 points for
each card in Bakura's hand, and Bakura usually has about five
or six cards in his hand.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Bandit Keith:
When you start to get the upper hand he will begin to threaten
you. He has some strong Machine type monsters, but nothing that
you cannot handle. Just use some powerful monsters to wipe him
out.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Duel Machine 1:
He will not sacrifice for any monsters but he will use a few Trap
Holes.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Duel Machine 2:
It is slightly more difficult than Duel Machine 1. Just get rid
of its Magic and Trap cards and it will be easy.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Duel Machine 3:
It is twice as difficult as both Duel Machine 1 and 2 combined.
Destroy all of its Magic and Trap cards. It will get somewhat
powerful cards on the field, but you have to watch out for a Trap
Hole.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Espa Roba:
He will get Jinzo out eventually. In the meantime, just use some
monsters to wipe out his monsters.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Grandpa:
He will try to get Exodia the Forbidden One. While he is at that,
you should worry about another problem that he has in his Deck.
Grandpa has a Blue Eyes as well. Just use Man Eater Bug on the
Dragon and worry about Exodia for the rest of the Duel.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Ishizu:
She is intimidating, but not threatening. She uses
an average amount of monsters, traps and effects. There not much
to be worried about her.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Joey:
He will use Time Wizard mostly to win the Duel. Most
of the time it does not work. Joey does not like to use Magic
or Trap cards, unless he is in a tight spot.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Kaiba:
He will not use Blue Eyes until the end of the Duel
because his personality is to taunt his opponent. Just use a group
of powerful cards and take out his monsters. Eventually you will
take out his Life Points.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Lumis and Umbra:
They will kill you with Mask cards. They can get The
Masked Beast onto the field, but you can use a Man Eater Bug to
destroy it. When The Masked Beast is gone, you will have a pretty
good time wiping out their Life Points.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Mai:
She will use A Rising Current or whatever that Field
Magic card is called. She uses a Wind Deck; be careful when she
has a Harpie Lady on the field. Try to destroy the Field card
as soon as possible.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Mako:
Mako will use Umi to power up his Water monsters. He
will also summon his most powerful card, The Legendary Fisherman.
Use your Cosmo Queen to take him out.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Marik:
Marik uses a lot of Dark Holes and Mystical Space Typhoons
to win. Use Magic Jammer. The same goes for Yami Marik.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Odion:
Odion is tougher than you think. He uses monsters,
but still has a lot of Traps and Magic Cards to hit on you. Use
Royal Decree and Harpie's Feather Duster and the rest is easy.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Pegasus:
He wants to bring out Thousand Eyes Restrict, which
is the fusion of Relinquished and Thousand Eyes Idol. Thousand
Eyes Restrict's effect is that no monster can attack except Thousand
Eyes Restrict itself, and absorb one monster on your side of the
field. He also uses the Toon monsters as well to attack your Life
Points. The only way to win is to destroy Toon World with a Magic
Jammer or Harpie's Feather Duster. As for Thousand Eyes Restrict,
use a Man-Eater Bug, but careful. Pegasus has two Relinquished
so he can still use that instead of Thousand Eyes Restrict.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Rare Hunter:
Try to get rid of his Life Points as soon as possible.
He will bring out Exodia quickly with all of his Pots and Jars
Of Greed, not to mention Graceful Charity. Also, use a group of
discard cards to get rid of the pieces of Exodia. Be careful as
you will never know when he will get the last piece.
Ian Richards.
He is the most difficult opponent to defeat, as he runs a cheated
deck that does follow the game's restriction rules. Rare Hunter
has three Graceful Charities, three Pot of Greeds, and has three
sets of Exodia pieces. The only way to defeat him is by luck.
James Tran.
Hint: Defeating Rex Raptor:
He will fusion summon any Dinosaur monster. Use Magic
Jammer or something else to wipe out his monsters.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Shadi:
He will help you win. This is the easiest opponent
of them all. Summon some of your strongest monsters before he
plays Chain Energy and you will not lose a single Life Point.
He will summon monsters and cards until his Life Points reach
zero.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Shimon:
He is not that experienced and uses weak monsters.
Use a 1900 Attack monster to win.
Ian Richards.
To defeat Shimon easily without losing a lot of Life Points, put
your monsters in defense mode during the battle. By doing this,
Shimon will draw every single card from his deck and will not
attack or play trap cards when you have Royal Decree on the field.
Jim Bo.
Hint: Defeating Strings:
Do not worryl he does not have Slipher in his Deck.
However he will try to get some powerful monsters on the field.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Tea:
Hust sit back and destroy the fairies.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Tristan:
The only problem you may have with Tristan is his Goblin
Attack Force. It will destroy any monster you have on the field,
unless it is Gaia the Fierce Knight or something that has a higher
ATK power than that.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Weevil:
He will try to get Perfect Great Moth on the field,
but it will mostly not work because he will put Larva Moth or
Petite Moth on the field face down. Take out his monsters and
squish his Life Points.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Yami Bakura:
He will not summon his strongest card for some reason,
which is Dark Necrofear. Even though he has two monsters face
down, he still will not summon it. This is a good thing because
there are very few monsters that can defeat it. Destroy his monsters
and near the sixth or seventh turn he will stop summoning monsters.
However, he will use Destiny Board on you.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Yami Yugi:
If you destroy Dark Magician or Summoned Skull, he
will bring it back with Monster Reborn. Have lots of Magic Jammers
or use Invader Of The Throne to take control of the monster.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Defeating Yugi:
Yugi likes to bring out either Summoned Skull or Dark
Magician. Set some Trap Holes or have an Invader Of The Throne
on the field to control one of Yugi's monsters to prevent the
summon.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Getting characters in single duel
mode:
To get people in single duel mode, put them in last
in triple duel mode then defeat them.
Hint: Unlocking characters in single duel
mode:
Ian Richards.
Shimon: Defeat level 1 in Triple Duel.
Grandpa: Defeat level 1 in Triple Duel twice.
Yugi: Defeat level 6 or defeat level 1 in Triple Duel three times.
Tea: Defeat level 2 in Triple Duel.
Joey: Defeat level 10 or defeat level 2 in Triple Duel twice.
Tristan: Defeat level 2 in Triple Duel three times.
Bakura: Defeat level 3 in Triple Duel three times.
Shadi: Defeat level 3 in Triple Duel.
Yami Yugi: Defeat level 14, level 12 or level 3 in Triple Duel
twice.
Weevil: Defeat level 4 in Triple Duel twice.
Rex Raptor: Defeat level 4 in Triple Duel.
Mako: Defeat level 4 in Triple Duel three times.
Bonz: Defeat level 5 in Triple Duel twice.
Bandit Keith: Defeat level 5 in Triple Duel three times.
Pegasus: Defeat level 5 in Triple Duel.
Mai: Defeat level 10 or level 6 in Triple Duel.
Kaiba: Defeat level 12 or level 6 in Triple Duel three times.
Rare Hunter: Defeat level 13 or level 7 in Triple Duel.
Arkana: Defeat level 7 twice in Triple Duel.
Strings: Defeat level 7 in Triple Duel three times.
Espa Roba: Defeat level 8 in Triple Duel twice.
Lumis and Umbra: Defeat level 8 in Triple Duel three times.
Marik: Defeat level 10 or level 8 in Triple Duel.
Ishizu: Defeat level 11 or level 9 in Triple Duel twice.
Odion: Defeat level 11 or level 9 in Triple Duel three times.
Yami Marik: Defeat level 14, level 12 or level 9 in Triple Duel.
Yami Bakura: Defeat level 14 or level 11 in Triple Duel.
Hint: Triple Duel opponents:
The following is a lost of all the characters you will
face in each of the levels in Triple Duel:
Ian Richards.
Level 1: Shimon, Grandpa, and Yugi
Level 2: Tea, Tristan, and Joey
Level 3: Bakura, Shadi, and Yami Yugi
Level 4: Weevil, Rex Raptor, and Mako
Level 5: Bonz, Bandit Keith, and Pegasus
Level 6: Mai, Yugi, and Kaiba
Level 7: Rare Hunter, Arkana, and Strings
Level 8: Espa Roba, Lumis, and Umbra, and Marik
Level 9: Ishizu, Odion, and Yami Marik
Level 10: Mai, Joey, and Marik
Level 11: Ishizu, Odion, and Yami Bakura
Level 12: Yami Marik, Kaiba, and Yami Yugi
Level 13: 3 Rare Hunters
Level 14: The Yamis of Marik, Bakura, and Yugi
Level 15: Kaiba's Dueling Machines
Hint: Getting good cards:
Kaiba, Yugi, Yami Yugi, and the Rare Hunter will give
you good cards when you defeat them in single duel mode. You can
also get cards from their graveyard if you choose the correct
statue.
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Hint: Getting opponent's cards:
In the game after you win in a duel, choosing the statue
of Slifer will give you cards from your opponent's deck.
HEERO YUY.
Hint: Japanese cards:
The game has the characters playing Japanese cards
that have not been released in the United States and possibly
other countries as well. For example, when playing Joey, he suddenly
plays Polymerization to make Meteor B. Dragon, a Japanese card.
Another is Ishizu. Ishizu's favorite card, the monster in the
background just before you duel, is also a Japanese card.
Ian Richards.
Hint: Recommended cards:
The best cards in the game are Blue Eyes, Exodia, and
power ups.
PiMp4Metallica.
Hint: God cards:
There are no Egyptian cards in this game . Konami have
said that they were not included because the cards are not tournament
legal.
PiMp4Metallica.
Glitch: Cyber Jar:
When your opponent has Cyber Jar set (face down defense)
and you attack with Zymbra The Dark, Cyber Jar will activate and
"Dark Hole" all monsters on the field. The monster card
that is summon to the space where Zymbra The Dark was will have
its attack decreased.
James Tran.
Glitch: Draw:
The game will declare a draw if you manage to activate
Magic Torns and use something like Cards Destruction to activate
Magic Torns' effect to bring your opponent's life to zero, while
your opponent has Solomon's Wishes activated.
James Tran.
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