Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
English	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
Kanji	遊☆戯☆王ファイブディーズ ＷＯＲＬＤ ＣＨＡＭＰＩＯＮＳＨＩＰ ２０１１ ＯＶＥＲ ＴＨＥ ＮＥＸＵＳ
Japanese translated	Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
Spanish	Yugioh Campionato Mundial 2011 : Over The Nexus
Developer(s)	Konami
Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
Release date(s)	February 24th, 2011 May 10th, 2011[1] April 1st, 2011[2] March 24th, 2011[3] March 25th, 2011[4]
Genre(s)	Competitive card game
Ratings	* CERO:A ESRB:E10+ USK:0

Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus is the third Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's game for the Nintendo DS and the fifth World Championship game for the Nintendo DS.

Contents 1 Features 2 Story 2.1 Chapter 1 - The Beginning - The Frontier Lands, Crash Town 2.2 Chapter 2 - The Encounter - Team Satisfaction 2.3 Chapter 3 - The Turning Point - Just Me and My Duel Runner 2.4 Chapter 4 - Completion - New Friends, New Partnerships 2.5 Chapter 5 - Going Home - Memories Long Past and a Hand of Hope 2.6 Chapter 6 - Changes - Preparing for the Tournament and a Looming Shadow 2.7 Final Chapter - To the Future - State of the WRGP and the World 3 Special rules 3.1 WRGP Duels 4 Locations 5 Bugs 5.1 Card programming errors 5.2 Card text errors 5.3 Gameplay errors 6 Starting Deck 7 Promotional cards 8 See also 9 References

FeaturesEdit

• The game includes 4,231 cards from sets up to and including Storm of Ragnarok, Duelist Pack 10: Yusei Fudo 3, Duelist Pack 11: Crow, V-Jump Edition 4, Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D Bonds Beyond Time Movie Pack, Premium Pack 13,^[5] Duel Terminal - Judgment of Omega!!, and Structure Deck 20: Lost Sanctuary.
• Initial shop packs are Dark Beginning 1, Dark Beginning 2, Dark Revelation Volume 1, Dark Revelation Volume 2, Duel Terminal - Synchro Awakening!!, Duel Terminal - Invasion of Worms!!, and Duel Terminal - Justice Strikes Back!!, as well as a random selection of Structure Decks or Starter Deck: Duelist Toolbox.
• Original storyline created and torn from the highly successful Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's animated series.
• Compete in Duel Runner battles with up to 3 teammates.
• Duel Puzzle Editor allows players to post questions and answers via Wi-Fi connection while gaining points and rankings.
• Deck Diagnostics offer players the opportunity to have the game evaluate and help build a stronger Deck.
• New features for beginner duelists include in game tutorials, Deck structuring tutorials and assistance as well as a "next move" option when a player doesn't know what to do next.
• Replay features offer the ability to save a duel once completed so duelists can go back, review and study the last battle to hone their skills and even see the moves the computer made.
• Battle anyone, anywhere, anytime via Wi-Fi connection and compete in weekly duel championships each with new rules and live leader boards.
• For duels in Crash Town, instead of playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors", the method to who decides to go first will be to press the DS controls on five cards appearing on the touch screen, in order of appearance, before your opponent.
• For duels in the Stadium when Turbo Dueling an NPC character, instead of playing "Rock, Paper, Scissors", the method to who decides to go first will be to race the opponent past the first curve of track (just like in anime), winner makes the first turn.
• New characters to the World Championship World such as Radley, Malcolm, Nico, West, Ghost, Primo, Lester, Jakob, Hermann, Nicolas, Hans, Harald, Dragan, Brave, Andre, Breo, Sherry LeBlanc, and Jean.
• Unlike Stardust Accelerator and Reverse of Arcadia, Over the Nexus includes Turbo Duels and Tag Turbo Duels for Free Duel Mode. Also, the addition of Speed Spell versions of Ritual Spell Cards allows the use of Ritual Monsters in Turbo Duels.
• Mini Memory Game system allows the player to have extra cards each time the player defeats a NPC character.

For Card Downloads and other Downloads, see: Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Over the Nexus Card Downloads and Yu-Gi-Oh! Over the Nexus Downloads.

StoryEdit

Chapter 1 - The Beginning - The Frontier Lands, Crash TownEdit

Main article: The Beginning: The Frontier Lands, Crash Town

The story starts in the deserted city of Crash Town. The player has a dream of becoming the best duelist, but they are awakened by Klaus, telling them that their dream won't be real and then Klaus goes to work on the mines. The Player later faces West and Nico in Duels. After winning, the Player then finds Toru, who has been spending his time on making a Duel Runner. After that, Nico and West tell the Player to participate on a Rental Deck Tournament organized by a Card Shop in the Town.

The Rental Deck Tournament is a Tournament whose players must use pre-made Decks. There was a competitor that had to participate but didn't show up, and the main character took the place of that person. The first Duel for the Player is against West. After defeating him, the Player faces Nico and in the final match the Player faces the girl from the Card Shop that organized the Tournament. After defeating her and winning the Tournament, the player receives a card as a prize. After ending the Tournament, the Player finds Bronson, the guy that didn't show up for the Tournament and asked the Player where the Card Shop is. After the Player tells Bronson that the Tournament has already ended, Bronson rages and decides to Duel the Player. After the Duel, the Player tells them that they won the Tournament and Bronson thought that if the Player won then he himself could have won instead.

The Player goes back to his house. There, he finds Klaus, who is telling him that the next day the two must go shopping to Satellite.

Chapter 2 - The Encounter - Team SatisfactionEdit

Main article: The Encounter: Team Satisfaction

The next day, the Player and Klaus are leaving Crash Town, but they are stopped by Toru, who asks the Player to buy some parts for his Duel Runner. When Klaus and the Player arrive Satellite, they separate to do what they have to. The Player first finds a girl who asked the Player to find Crow Hogan and the Player helps her. When they find Crow, he thought that the Player was trying to kidnap the girl Crow has been taking care of, and Duels the Player. After the Duel, the girl reveals that the Player was helping her and Crow apologizes to the Player.

After that, the Player continues his way to buy the Duel Runner parts, and finds Gordon, who guides the Player to a Duel Runner store. There, the Player buys what Toru needed. Later, after walking on the streets of Satellite, Gordon manages to steal the Duel Runner parts the Player has just bought and starts to chase Gordon. The Player then is stopped by a guy that was covering Gordon in his escape and the Player is cornered by two guys more. But, just at time, three Duelists arrived to help the Player. They are known as Team Satisfaction. While Team Satisfaction takes on the guys, the Player continues chasing Gordon. When the Player finds him, Gordon Duels the Player. After defeating him, the Player gets the stolen Duel Runner parts back.

Later, he finds two of Team Satisfaction again outside the building, and they introduce themselves to the Player as Yusei Fudo and Kalin Kessler and tells the Player the third member was Jack Atlas. The Player shows Yusei the Duel Runner parts he has bought and Yusei finds out that they couldn't work, that they are just pieces of junk randomly placed. While Kalin decides to take on the guy that sell the Player the junk parts, Yusei decides to help the Player to get the Duel Runner parts he needs. After that, the Player wants to thank Jack Atlas for helping. After finding him, Jack said he didn't need to be grateful and instead Duels the Player. After the Duel, Kalin finds both of them and also Duels the Player. Later, Yusei appears with Duel Runner parts that he recommends to use and gives that to the Player and challenges him to a Duel. After that, Yusei gives the Player a card and the Player goes back with Klaus to go back to Crash Town.

Chapter 3 - The Turning Point - Just Me and My Duel RunnerEdit

Main article: The Turning Point: Just Me and My Duel Runner

After they came back to Crash Town, the Player goes to Toru's house to give him the Duel Runner parts Yusei gave him and tells the story about what happened in Satellite. Later, the Player goes to West's hideout and tells him and Nico the story about the trip. Toru appears and tells them that his Duel Runner is completed and that he will test drive it. Later, Toru asks the Player to test the Duel Runner. The next day, Toru tells the player that he is going to New Domino City, and the Player tells Klaus that he also wants to go there, but Klaus says that the Player would just waste his time there.

The next day, Nico appeared to be lost and West asks the Player to help him find her. At the outside of the Town Klaus appears and says that the war between the Malcolm Family and Radley's Group is getting serious. The Player must find Nico, with the fight between Malcolm and Radley over the Town. The Player first meets Virgil, a member of Radley's Group, and Duels him. After defeating Virgil, the Player keeps his search for Nico, but is stopped by Jemma, a member of Malcolm's Family, and Duels him. After defeating Jemma, the Player finds Nico in the hideout. Nico tells the Player that a stranger was yelling at her all the time and because of that she went to hide herself. The Player and Nico go back to the Player's house, but they are stopped by Scotch, another of Radley's Group, who Duels the Player. After defeating Scotch, the Player returns to his house with Nico. There, West was waiting for his sister with Klaus. Klaus asks Nico and West to stay with him and the Player during the night.

The next day, Klaus tells the player that he left Nico and West in their house safely and challenges the Player. After the Player wins, Klaus reveals to him that under the Player's bed there are stairs, and reveals that there is a place where the Player's father's Duel Runner is located at. Klaus tells the player that his/her father died with his/her mother in an accident while riding that same Duel Runner. That's why Klaus didn't want the Player to become a Turbo Duelist. Klaus also reveals that Toru's parents died in the same accident too. Klaus tells the Player that now they, with Nico and West, can escape from the war between Radley and Malcolm and go to New Domino City. However, Nico and West refuse to that due to their father, who is working at the mines. Finally, Klaus and the Player travel to New Domino City.

Chapter 4 - Completion - New Friends, New PartnershipsEdit

Main article: Completion: New Friends, New Partnerships

Klaus and the Player arrived to New Domino City. There, the Player meets Misaki, who already knew the Player's name. Misaki challenges the Player to a Duel. After winning, the Player receives a card from Misaki and is guided to a place where the Player finds Toru. The Player tells Toru all the story about what happened in Crash Town. Toru introduces Misaki as a Turbo Duelist, and tells the Player the idea of a Riding Team, three Turbo Duelists (the Player, Toru and Misaki). Toru and Misaki notice that the Player's Duel Runner needs to be fixed and recommend the Player to ask in Bootleg.

The Player arrives Bootleg, and the owner challenges the player to solve Duel Puzzles, if the Player solves three of them, the owner will help him/her. After solving the puzzles, the owner gives him/her information about Duel Runners and tells the Player to meet Blister. Blister then gives a CPU to the player. He then tells the Player to try looking at the Underground Duel arena. While looking for Duel Runner parts there, Figaro tells the player that he/she can take anything he/she find. The player then find an engine for the Duel Runner. After that, the player ran into Misaki, who told the player that she saw a frame for the Duel Runner in the scrapyard. However, the gate is locked. When the player reached there, he/she saw Blister and Bolt Tanner opening the gate. The frame belongs to Bolt, and he does not plan to give it to the player. Misaki suggests a Tag Duel. After defeating Bolt and Blister with Misaki, he gives the frame to the player. The next day, the Duel Runner is finished, and the team decided to test drive it on the highway. Toru challenges the player to a Turbo Duel.

After the duel ended, Primo sees the Grand Design appearing. Lester and Jakob say he must have imagined the event. Back at the highway, Breo challenged the player to a race for using his place, despite it being a public road. He leaves after being beaten by the player. However, their Duel Runners are broken. Crow just happens to meet the player and Toru. As an offer to repay the player, he brought Yusei to fix their Duel Runner. Back at Toru's garage, the player had a short reunion with Yusei, who said that he will fix their Duel Runner tomorrow. After Yusei and Crow left, Klaus rushed in and showed a letter from Nico to the player. The letter reads only "HELP". The player's Duel Runner is still working, so he/she left for Crash Town first.

Chapter 5 - Going Home - Memories Long Past and a Hand of HopeEdit

Main article: Going Home: Memories Long Past and a Hand of Hope

Back at Crash Town, the player finds West and Nico at their hideout. The kids' father, Sergio, is working under Malcolm, and he never come back home. West mentioned he met Kalin not long ago in Crash Town, but he never saw him since then. The player decided to pay Malcolm a visit to ask about the kids' father. At Malcolm's house, the player duels with Seluga in order to meet Malcolm. Malcolm is impressed with the player's skills and dueled the player. After winning, Malcolm suggested that the player duel under him. When asked about Sergio, Malcolm said he will answer the player if the player win tomorrow's duel.

The next day, the player duels against Kalin, who is working under Radley. After defeating Kalin, Yusei rushes out from the flower shop, telling them it does not matter who is the winner. The most important thing is to escape from the town. He requested help from Barbara. However, she revealed that she is in fact working with Malcolm, and has no intention of helping them. Upon hearing that Lawton is returning back, Radley leaves. Yusei, Kalin, and the player are captured and sent to work in the mine. While there, they met Sergio. Yusei finds a path that leads outside, and the group decides to escape from the mine. While escaping, Sergio saves Kalin, and falls into the abyss of the mines.

The trio meets Toru and Misaki after escaping from the mine. They inform the trio that Malcolm and Radley are at war. The trio went back to town and encounter Malcolm's henchmen. Yusei decides to duel him, while the player and Kalin look for West and Nico. However, they encounter Radley. The player duels with Radley while Kalin looks for the kids. After the duel, the player meets up with Kalin, who just defeated Malcolm in a duel. Malcolm leaves, but they meet Lawton, who plans to take control of the town. Kalin and the player team up against Lawton in a duel (Lawton starts with 10 cards in his hand). After defeating him, Lawton calls for his men. However, Crow and Jack managed to defeat his men. Lawton tries to escape, but is stopped by Toru and Misaki. With the help of Trudge and Mina, peace is restored. The town is free, and is renamed Satisfaction Town. Kalin decides to stay with West and Nico.

Chapter 6 - Changes - Preparing for the Tournament and a Looming ShadowEdit

Main article: Changes: Preparing for the Tournament and a Looming Shadow

The player, Toru and Misaki decide to take part in the WRGP. After deciding on a team name, they started maintenance on their Duel Runners. They found the same tools left behind by Yusei, and ask the player to return the tools. After returning the tools at Yusei's garage, Trudge and Mina pay Yusei a visit, as well as informing them about a mysterious turbo duelist Ghost. After they left, Yusei introduced the player to Bruno, who just entered the room. After returning to Toru's garage, the team decide to test run their duel runner on the highway. However, the player encounters Ghost, and is forced to duel him. After winning, Ghost leaves the highway. Toru and Misaki warns the player to be careful.

Back at the garage, Crow introduces the team to Akiza, a beginner turbo duelist. They decide to have a practice turbo duel. The player first duels with Akiza. After winning, the player duel with Crow while Toru duel with Akiza. After the duel practice, they have a race. While racing, a mysterious turbo duelist appears and tells the player that he/she has to evolve his/her Synchro Summon in order to defeat the Meklords. With that, the turbo duelist left.

A few days later, Klaus complains about Toru's duel runner being noisy at night. The player goes to find Toru to find out what is going on. However, Toru's duel runner is stolen. The player goes to find Yusei to find out if he knows anything. When he reached there, he/she learn that Jack has his duel runner stolen too. After talking to Trudge and Mina, Jack runs off to find the thief. Trudge and Mina informs the player that recently, there are many duel runner parts in Satellite being sold at very low prices. The player goes to Satellite to investigate. He/she goes to the shop that sold him/her fake parts years ago, and finds the shop keeper selling many duel runner parts cheaply. The player duels with him for information. After the duel, he reveals that he bought the parts from Syd. At the port, the player overhears two of Syd's henchmen, Ida and Kameno talking about selling Jack's duel runner. Upon being discovered, the player duels the two henchmen with Jack, who has just arrived. Syd arrives after the tag duel, and stops the player by dueling with him while Jack duels with his henchmen. Syd tries to escape after the losing the duel, but is thwarted and taken away by Mina and Trudge. They help to send Toru's and Jack's duel runners back to their garage.

At the garage, Akiza arrived for turbo duel practice. Misaki, however, is busy with her new duel runner program. Akiza mentions Bruno, who is always with Yusei. Misaki asks the player to bring Bruno to her so that she can ask him for help. After arriving at Yusei's garage, Bruno leaves for Toru's garage after listening to the player. Yusei goes to find Akiza for neglecting her when working with Bruno. As the player leaves, Leo and Luna enter the room looking for Yusei and saw the player. Leo challenges the player to a duel. After the duel, the player leaves the room, and sees Jack entering. Jack informs the player that Bruno has completed the program for the player's team.

The next day, the team decide to test the new program at the combat lane. However, Jack shows up and forces the player to duel with him. After defeating him, it is revealed that the Jack is actually a robot. The real Jack later appears, looking for the impostor. Somewhere else, Primo, Lester and Jakob see the Grand Design appear.

Final Chapter - To the Future - State of the WRGP and the WorldEdit

Main article: To the Future: State of the WRGP and the World

The WRGP finally begins. In the first match against Team Unicorn, Breo defeats Toru by causing him to Deck-out. Misaki defeats Breo, but is defeated by Andre. The player then duels with Andre, and eventually Jean, and win the first round. The next day, the team goes against Team Catastrophe. Toru defeats the first duelist, Hans. Hermann, the second duelist, causes Toru to crash his Duel Runner. The player take over Toru, and defeated Hermann and the last duelist, Nicolas. Nicolas, however, tries to crash the player's Duel Runner, but he ends up crashing instead due to Primo.

The next day, Yusei congratulates the team on winning the first two rounds. He informs the player that Crow is practicing on the highway, and the player goes to practice with him. While riding on the highway, the player is transported into a desert with a large stone tablet is in front of him/her. After hearing a voice, he/she is given a "Blank Card". Elsewhere, the Three Emperors of Yliaster are discussing why the tablet appears to the player and gives him/her a card.

The next day, Toru and the player are training when suddenly the city is invaded by many Ghosts. Misaki, sensing this, transforms into the mysterious Turbo Duelist from before and drives off. The player is being chased by a group of Ghosts, who activates the Battle Royal mode. After escaping from the group of Ghosts, the player meets Primo. Primo challenges the player to a duel after combining with his Duel Runner. Elsewhere, the Diablos are chasing Yusei, Jack, Akiza, Crow and Toru. After Primo is defeated, Jakob and Lester appear to the player, Yusei and Jack, and explain their intention of changing the future by destroying New Domino City, with Misaki watching nearby. They also tell them to keep winning in the WRGP.

Back at the garage, the group finds out that the history had been altered. A new team, Team New World, is participating in the WRGP. With Toru and Crow injured, Yusei, Jack and the player form a new team to participate in the WRGP. During the day of the WRGP, the team is up against Team Sherry, a team with only two members. After Yusei is defeated by Elsworth, the player takes over for him and defeats both Elsworth and Sherry LeBlanc. The next day, the team faces off against Team Ragnarok. Dragan manages to defeat both Yusei and Jack. The player, however, defeats Dragan, and eventually Brave and Harald, thus defeating Team Ragnarok.

The next day, the final round of the WRGP against Team New World begins. Primo defeats both Yusei and Jack with ease. When it is the player's turn, the "Blank Card" turns into three Synchro Monster Cards: "Ally of Justice Decisive Armor", "Trident Dragion" and "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier". The game then takes the player to the Deck Edit menu. After they have finished editing their Deck, it will return to the WRGP. After the player defeats Primo, Lester leaves the pit and take over for him. After the player defeats Lester, finally, Jakob will challenge them, before the Duel starts, a picture of Toru, Misaki, Akiza, Leo, Luna and Crow cheering for the player appears on the top screen. After the player wins against Jakob, Jakob and the player disappear.

The player reappears with Lester and Primo inside the room inside the Divine Temple in which Z-one is seen in in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime. Jakob, Lester and Primo argue about whether or not the Gods of fate intended for Team New World to lose. Jakob then tells the player to carve the future with his/her hands. The player reappears in the pits and the cards the player was given before fighting Primo turn blank again. Then, after discussing the future with Yusei and Jack, Team 5D's do a victory lap.

The game skips forward a few days and the player's WRGP team are talking about their futures. The player goes to the stadium and Misaki thanks them for being good friends, runs off, then comes back and says Yusei is waiting for them. The player goes to the pits and Toru begins dueling Crow in an exclusive final round of the WRGP. The "Blank Card" flies into the camera and moves to show the player and Misaki in the pits. Misaki turns to the player and a picture of Misaki smiling appears on the top screen. She thanks the player for saving the future - The credits roll, and the game ends.

Special rulesEdit

In the 5D's Story Mode, some duels have special rules, a condition that is applied to both players or one of them. The following Special Rules are applied:

• Lawton: The player faces him with Kalin Kessler as the player's partner. Lawton starts with 10 cards in his hand.
• Ghost: Must be defeated after he Summons "Meklord Emperor Wisel ∞". He will always go first.

WRGP DuelsEdit

The WRGP rules are similar to the anime. When a player loses, the next player will take over and retain the same cards on the field. The winning player's Deck is not shuffled, meaning the first Duelist in each WRGP Duel will always draw the same cards. If a player draws the five "Exodia" pieces they will instantly win all of the battles against the team. However, if a card like "Speed Spell - Gold Sarcophagus" is used, and the current opponent loses before the card is added to the controller's hand, it will not be added, after the correct turn count.

• Team Unicorn: When the player duels against Andre, he has 2000 Life Points, "Thunder Unicorn" in Attack Position and 1 Set monster ("Playful Possum"). The player has "Speed Spell - Mystical Space Typhoon" and "Speed Spell - One for One" set face-down on his/her field. Both have 3 Speed Counters each. After defeating Andre, he/she continues to duel Jean.
• Team Catastrophe: When the player duels against Hermann, he has 4000 Life Points, "Dream Clown" in Attack Position, 1 Set card ("No Entry!!") and 1 Speed Counter. The player has "Scrap Goblin" in Attack Position, and "Speed Spell - Pot of Avarice" and "Speed Spell - Smashing Ground" set face-down on his/her field, and 3 Speed Counters. After defeating Hermann, he/she continues to duel Nicolas.
• Team Sherry: When the player duels against Elsworth, he has 6000 Life Points, "Driven Daredevil" in Attack Position and 2 Speed Counters. The player has "Bottomless Trap Hole", "Speed Spell - Angel Baton" and "Starlight Road" Set face-down on his/her field, and 7 Speed Counters. After defeating Elsworth, he/she continues to duel Sherry LeBlanc.
• Team Ragnarok: When the player duels against Dragan, he has 4000 Life Points, "Thor, Lord of the Aesir" in Attack Position and 2 Speed Counters. The player has "Speed Spell - The End of Storm", "Speed Spell - Mystical Space Typhoon", "Ultimate Offering" and "Prideful Roar" set face-down on his/her field, and 6 Speed Counters. After defeating Dragan, he/she continues to duel Brave, and eventually Harald.
• Team New World: When the player duels against Primo, he has 8000 Life Points and "Red Nova Dragon" equipped to "Meklord Emperor Wisel" in Attack Position. The player has "Sangan" in Defense Position and "Synchro Material" set face-down on his/her field. Both have 3 Speed Counters each. After defeating Primo, he/she continues to duel Lester, and eventually Jakob.

LocationsEdit

Two maps are used to navigate through locations; the main map and the Satisfaction Town map. Each map has an icon in the bottom left to swap between maps The icon does not represent where one location is on the other map.

Locations in the game on the main map include:

• Satellite
• Port
• Stadium
• Outer Rim
• Bay Parking
• Fountain Plaza
• Mountain Pass
• Daimon Area

Locations in the game on Satisfaction Town's map include:

• Satisfaction Town
• Mine

BugsEdit

Card programming errorsEdit

• Like Reverse of Arcadia, the numbers of Speed Counters required to activate "Speed Spell - Speed Storm" are incorrect. 3 or more Speed Counters are required to be able to activate the card, not 4 or more.

• "The Lady in Wight" grants immunity to applicable monsters on both sides of the field, despite stating "Zombie-Type monsters you control." Particularly noticeable when "Zombie World" is in play.

• The "Vylon Element" loop combo can't be done is this game, it will miss the timing instead.

• "Scrap Orthros" can miss the activation timing of its effect in this game. This should be impossible due to it's effect saying "if," not "when."

• "Speed Spell - Faustian Bargain" can target any of the opponent monsters, not just ones that were Special Summoned.

• "Shadow Spell" doesn't prevent the attack after activation, before damage calculation.

• "Unibird's" effect normally requires another monster and the card itself to be removed from play, but there is a bug that makes possible for the player to only remove Unibird from the game to bring a level 2 Synchro Monster like "Formula Synchron" from the Graveyard.

• Dispite that you're given the "Lightning Warrior" at the very start of the game in your starter deck, for some unknown reason, the game might not able to read the card being in your trunk and you're unable to use it in deck editing outside the starter deck, unless you build your deck over your starter deck without removing it from the extra deck.
  • However, using password on the "Lightning Warrior seems to remove the problem.

• Necrovalley sometimes does not prevent access to your opponents graveyard. (EX: Cards are returned from the graveyard to the deck despite Necrovalley being on the field.)

Card text errorsEdit

• "Blue-Eyes Toon Dragon", "Manga Ryu-Ran", "Toon Mermaid" and "Toon Summoned Skull" have a grammar error stating "If a face-up "Toon" monster is on your opponent's side of the field, your must select the "Toon" monster as an attack target.

• "Destiny HERO - Plasma" reads "your opponent's effect monster" whereas it should be "effect monsters.

• "Laval Judgment Lord" effect says Laval Lord Judgment.

• "Speed Spell - Dash Pilfer" reads "Gain control of '1face-up' Defense position monster"

• "Speed Spell - Speed Storm reads "Activate only when you have 4 or more Speed Counters. ". This is erroneous, as the card can be activated with only 3 Speed Counters.

• "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice Barrier" is spelled as "Trishula, Dragon of the Ice barrier".

Gameplay errorsEdit

• When starting a Duel, every now and then the music will not start until a later turn.

• Certain parts of the dialogue when playing as a female refer to the player as "him", "he", etc.

• When not abbreviated, the WRGP is spelled as "World Riding Gran Prix".

• When viewing a replay or recipe dueling, the Duel music is set to either the title screen music of this game or the person the player last dueled.

• Sometimes when a monster with an animated Summon sequence, such as "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" is Summoned, the card's name will be flickering.

• When viewing a replay of dueling 3-4 duelists (through a Dueling Simulator or WRGP), the player's life points are set to zero, but the duel goes on as usual.

• During the WRGP duels, when either player activates a card (e.g. "Magic Cylinder") and the player defeats the CPU at the same time. When the CPU switches, the cards remain on the field instead of going to the graveyard. The card effect's do not activate after the CPU switch.

• The CPU will not register that this card has already been activated so if it activates a card like "Mystical Space Typhoon" there is a chance it will destroy it instead of any actual face downs you may have.

• When using a card that changes control of a monster for only one turn in the WRGP it will stay on your side of the field for the rest of the continued duels if you defeat them on the same turn. This is because the End Phase of that turn will never occur in that situation.

• If a monster with piercing damage attacks a face-down monster and the damage would result in the opponent's loss, the "Final Attack" text will still be said when declaring the attack.

Starting DeckEdit

WC11 Starter Deck
Monsters Normal Monsters (4) Alien Shocktrooper Frostosaurus Gem-Knight Garnet x2 Effect Monsters (18) Anarchist Monk Ranshin Armored Bee Chiron the Mage Des Koala Exploder Dragon Giant Rat x2 Mobius the Frost Monarch Naturia Cherries x3 Ryko, Lightsworn Hunter Super-Nimble Mega Hamster Trident Warrior x2 Winged Rhynos X-Saber Airbellum Zaborg the Thunder Monarch Extra Deck (4) Gaia Knight, the Force of Earth Lightning Warrior Magical Android X-Saber Wayne Side Deck Consecrated Light Delg the Dark Monarch Magna Drago Reese the Ice Mistress Saber Beetle	Spells Spells (11) Axe of Despair Fissure x2 Hammer Shot Intercept Wave Lucky Iron Axe Monster Reincarnation Shield Crush Shrink x2 Twister Side Deck Double Cyclone Foolish Return Heat Wave Twister Warrior Elimination	Traps Traps (7) Dust Tornado Limit Reverse Raigeki Break Seven Tools of the Bandit x2 Trap Hole x2 Side Deck Chaos Trap Hole Crevice Into the Different Dimension Dust Tornado Light-Imprisoning Mirror Trap Jammer

WC11 Turbo Starter Deck
Monsters Normal Monsters (4) Alien Shocktrooper Frostosaurus Gem-Knight Garnet x2 Effect Monsters (18) Anarchist Monk Ranshin Armored Bee Chiron the Mage Des Koala Exploder Dragon Giant Rat x2 Mobius the Frost Monarch Naturia Cherries x3 Ryko, Lightsworn Hunter Super-Nimble Mega Hamster Trident Warrior x2 Winged Rhynos X-Saber Airbellum Zaborg the Thunder Monarch Extra Deck (4) Gaia Knight, the Force of Earth Lightning Warrior Magical Android X-Saber Wayne Side Deck Consecrated Light Delg the Dark Monarch Magna Drago Reese the Ice Mistress Saber Beetle	Spells Speed Spells (11) Speed Spell - Fissure x2 Speed Spell - Hammer Shot Speed Spell - Monster Reincarnation Speed Spell - Shield Crush Speed Spell - Shrink x2 Speed Spell - Silver Contrails Speed Spell - Soul Exchange Speed Spell - Speed Energy Speed Spell - Twister Side Deck Speed Spell - Dark Core Speed Spell - Soul Taker Speed Spell - Special Hurricane Speed Spell - Summon Speeder Speed Spell - Synchro Defuse	Traps Traps (7) Dust Tornado Limit Reverse Raigeki Break Seven Tools of the Bandit x2 Trap Hole x2 Side Deck Chaos Trap Hole Crevice Into the Different Dimension Dust Tornado Light-Imprisoning Mirror Trap Jammer

Promotional cardsEdit

Main article: Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Over the Nexus Promotional Cards

A set of three promotional cards are included with the game. These cards were used by Sherry LeBlanc (hence the french names) in the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's anime^[6] and are as follows:

• Z-ONE^[7]
• Sorciere de Fleur^[8]
• Necro Fleur^[9]

• Blue Rose Dragon is a promotional card with the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011 - Over the Nexus Strategy Guide.

See alsoEdit

• Pack list
• List of Duel Runner parts
• Side events
• Information about unlocking packs

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Amazon.com Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
2. ↑ [1] http://www.game.co.uk/Games/DSi-and-DS-Lite/Role-Playing/Yu-Gi-Oh-World-Championship-2011-Over-the-Nexus/~r354238/?d=1z13mmxZ1z13f85
3. ↑ [2] Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
4. ↑ [3] Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's World Championship 2011: Over the Nexus
5. ↑ [4]
6. ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's Episode 140: "The Soul-Binding Gate! The Forbidden Future!"
7. ↑ http://shriek.twoday.net/stories/8450702/
8. ↑ http://shriek.twoday.net/stories/8450702/
9. ↑ http://shriek.twoday.net/stories/8450702/

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