Yu-Gi-Oh! Asia Championship 2005
Yu-Gi-Oh! Asia Championship 2005 was held on 9 April 2005 in Taipei, Taiwan.
Overseas regions (Hong Kong, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore and South Korea) sent 1 representatives each, while Taiwan filled up the rest of the 11 slots. These 16 players then battled in a Single-Elimination format.
Asia Championship 2005
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Nephthys Chaos |
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Metamorphosis Chaos |
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Chaos |
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Asia Championship 2005 Overseas Representatives
From left to right: Togawa Masatoshi (Japan), Luk Chi Hang (Hong Kong), Jeremy Chua Wei Xiang (Singapore), Chu Chee Keong (Malaysia), Shim Kyu-Seong (South Korea)
The Japan Representative, Togawa Masatoshi, is also the 2004 World Champion.

Asia Championship 2005 Top 3
From left to right: 2nd – Zhang Hao Jun (Taiwan), 1st – Luk Chi Hang (Hong Kong), 3rd – Togawa Masatoshi (Japan)
1st, Luk Chi Hang (Hong Kong) [D.D. Beat]
Source: MegaRidge (Web Archive)
2nd, Zhang Hao Jun (Taiwan) [Nephthys Chaos]
Source: MegaRidge (Web Archive)
*The deck list has only 39 cards recorded.
3rd, Togawa Masatoshi (Japan) [Metamorphosis Chaos]
Source: MegaRidge (Web Archive)
*The deck list did not have the Fusion Deck recorded down. It is very likely that in addition to Thousand-Eyes Restrict, he was running other Fusion Monsters such as Dark Balter the Terrible, Ryu Senshi, etc.
*The deck list also had Mystic Swordsman LV2 and Royal Decree both at 3 copies each, making the Side Deck 17 cards.
4th, Cai Zong Lin (Taiwan) [Chaos]
Source: MegaRidge (Web Archive)