Yugioh battle city

Battle City is a Duel Monsters tournament hosted by the series tritagonist Seto Kaiba at the request of Ishizu Ishtar, whose goal it was to gather the three Egyptian God cards together in the the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime and manga.When Seto Kaiba learns of the Egyptian God Cards, a set of Duel Monsters cards that were purported to be based on three Egyptian Gods (and thus powerful enough to have never been put into circulation), Kaiba, at the request of Ishizu Ishtar, holds an elite tournament with the intention of winning and acquiring all three cards while defeating Yugi Muto in the process. The tournament would be held in the streets of Domino City, using a portable Duel Disk holographic projection system of his own design. For his efforts, Seto is given one of the Egyptian God Cards, "Obelisk the Tormentor". To acquire the remaining God Cards, Kaiba created the ante rule in the tournament, a rule that the winner of a Duel could take the rarest card from the loser's Deck (any card of the winner's choice in the Japanese version), although they were not required to (as in Yugi's Duel with Bakura). Tournament participants each received one Locator Card; in addition to the ante rule, the winner of a Duel was entitled to take one Locator Card from their opponent, with the Duelist being eliminated if they had no Locator Cards left. However, in some Duels, Duelists wagered multiple ante cards or Locator Cards. It was not clarified what would happen in the case of a draw. The first 8 Duelists to obtain 6 Locator Cards moved on to the finals.

Duel Disks had cheating-prevention mechanisms, although this didn't prevent Espa Roba from having his siblings read Joey Wheeler's cards, Weevil from slipping a copy of "Parasite Paracide" into Joey's Deck, a Rare Hunter from using counterfeit cards (marked cards in the dub), and Arkana from trimming his cards down to size to draw those cards more often. The Duel Disks also allowed Kaiba to monitor every Duel by communicating with a satellite, in order to track the progress of all the Duelists.

Unlike the real-life Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game, Duelists start a Duel with 4000 Life Points rather than 8000 (2000 in the Duelist Kingdom tournament). Other differences include being able to Summon monsters in face-up Defense Position (rather than Setting them), and Fusion Monsters not being able to attack during the turn they are Summoned. From this point onward, almost all Duels in the series follow these rules, except for the restriction on Fusion Monsters attacking. You just died and came to this cartoon world called Yugioh! Good news is that you had 4 months from now since you are at the last and the tournament didn’t happen yet! So you work for yugi grandpa shop and by the time in 4 months you made your deck! You are ready to duel! You have what it takes to be king of games? Good luck!