Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004
The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2004 was held on 25 July 2004 in Los Angeles, United States.
Deck lists are from Metagame.com, which had a few missing or illegible cards in some of the lists.
World Championship 2004
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World Championship 2004 Final Match
Chan Wan Hang (Hong Kong) vs Togawa Masatoshi (Japan)

2004 World Champion
Togawa Masatoshi (Japan)
Photo from: Pojo.com
1st, Togawa Masatoshi (Japan) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
2nd, Chan Wan Hang (Hong Kong) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
3rd, Suekane Yoshinobu (Japan) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
4th, Ryan Pugh (United Kingdom) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
5 – 8th, Ueda Kenyou (Japan) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
5 – 8th, Roy St. Clair (United States) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
5 – 8th, Anthony Kok Khing Woon (Malaysia) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
5 – 8th, Filipe Luque (Chile) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Koga Kotaro (Japan) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Theerasak Poonsombat (United States) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Sang Bui (United States) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Raphael Jury (France) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Lee Chueng Sheng (Taiwan) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Steven Arias (United States) [Warrior Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Jaled Esper Arango (Mexico) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Cha Hyun Suk (South Korea) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Earl Cres Valdez Balolong (Philippines) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Dario Longo (Italy) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Sebastian Tan Choon Loong (Singapore) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Joseph Leung (Canada) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Kostas Giankolo (Greece) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Charles Hopkins (United States) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Rajin Harpal (Netherlands) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Markus Jaeger (Australia) [Hand Destruction]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Chi Vinh Le (Germany) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Michael Schweizer (Switzerland) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Johan Nilsson (Sweden) [Gren Maju]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Pascal Huet (Australia) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Ken Jacobs (Belgium) [Chaos]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Rodrigo Togores (Spain) [Warrior]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
9 – 31st, Martin Rossi (New Zealand) [Beatdown]
Source: World Championship 2004 (Metagame.com)
Great Work
How is no one playing painful choice?
it was banned, this event had actually a banlist which was basically the OCG + TCG banlist
The true champion were these that didn’t bring in BLS and CED.