Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2018
The Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links World Championship 2018 was held on 4 – 5 August 2018 in Chiba, Japan. It was held together with the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2018 and Yu-Gi-Oh! Dragon Duel World Championship 2018.
Duel Links World Championship 2018
| 1st | Hamada Takahiro “あれ。” |
Japan | Spellbook (Arkana: Show of Nightmares) Fur Hire (Seto Kaiba: Beatdown) Amazoness (Odion: Endless Trap Hell) Masked HERO (Aster Phoenix: Destiny Calling) Geargia Roid (Syrus Truesdale: Fusion Reserves – Roids) |
| 2nd | Junior Silva “N. DO ZAP” |
Brazil | Fur Hire (Seto Kaiba: Beatdown) Spellbook (Bandit Keith: Switcheroo) Noble Knight (Yami Yugi: Balance) Geargia Roid (Syrus Truesdale: Fusion Reserves – Roids) Amazoness (Odion: Endless Trap Hell) |
| 3rd | Patricio “Xixo” |
Chile | Spellbook (Bandit Keith: Switcheroo) Amazoness (Odion: Endless Trap Hell Fur Hire (Seto Kaiba: Beatdown) Masked HERO (Aster Phoenix: Destiny Calling) Geargia Roid (Syrus Truesdale: Fusion Reserves – Roids) |
| 4th | Roy Svinik “Jenkins” |
Israel | Fur Hire (Vellian Crowler: Beatdown) Spellbook (Bandit Keith: Switcheroo) Masked HERO (Jaden Yuki: The Tie that Binds) Amazoness (Odion: Endless Trap Hell Geargia Roid (Syrus Truesdale: Fusion Reserves – Roids) |
| 5 – 15th | Alex Cheung “machdragon” |
Canada | |
| Jason Chu “Jason” |
United States | ||
| Charlie Whyborne “Whybona” |
United Kingdom | ||
| Marjo Jahaj “Koizumi” |
Italy | ||
| Kitahata Ryoichi “CwC/TsunTsun” |
Japan | ||
| Timmy Chiew “Timmy” |
New Zealand | ||
| Josh Cooper “beekay” |
United States | ||
| Rafael Jose “Zeeta” |
Brazil | ||
| Yamamoto Riki “わんぱくちゃん” |
Japan | ||
| Lee Yeom-Jun “DeckMaker” |
Korea | ||
| Warizmi Thayib “silentlofd” |
Indonesia | ||
| DQ | Miguel Alberto Moura Azevedo “MiguelJoker” |
Portugal |
Duel Links World Championship 2018 Final Match
Hamada Takahiro “あれ。” (Japan) vs Junior Silva “N. DO ZAP” (Brazil)
2018 Duel Links World Champion
Hamada Takahiro “あれ。” (Japan)
What did he get DQ for?
He made a rape joke live on twitch during their downtime, and may even get further punished for both not apologizing about it and making more jokes about the matter on his Facebook profile.
poor guy shouldn’t have gotten dqd for that lul its just a joke. also he definitely shouldn’t apologize for it either
He broke tournament policy, what were they supposed to do.
Patricio/Xixo was actually Chilean, not Swiss. You can see it in his round 6 feature match (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7QWU0hdOdU from around 8:15 to 8:46).