Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2016
The Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2016 and was held on 20 – 21 August 2016 in Florida, United States. It was held together with the Dragon Duel World Championship 2016.
World Championship 2016
| 1st |  Hiyama Shunsuke |
Blue-Eyes |
| 2nd |  Erik Godwin Christensen |
Blue-Eyes |
| 3rd | Kajihara Soichiro |
Majespecter |
| 4th |  Matthew Adam Casiero |
Monarch |
| 5 – 8th | Yada Makoto |
Majespecter |
| Admassu Williams-Ademe |
Brilliant Monarch | |
| Travis Allen Smith |
Blue-Eyes | |
| Momiji Daiki |
Phantom Knights Burning Abyss | |
| 9 – 22nd |  Choi Byung-Hyug |
Speedroid Phantom Knights |
| Jimmy TX Nguyen |
Blue-Eyes | |
 Samir Bachar |
Madolche | |
| Thomas Isaiah Rowe |
Phantom Knights Burning Abyss | |
 Brandon Ossiel Aguilar Gonzalez |
Phantom Knights Burning Abyss | |
 Lorenzo Salvatore Roma |
Magician Odd-Eyes Majespecter | |
 Carmelo Buttiglieri |
Majespecter | |
 Joaquin Rinaldi Petroni |
Magician Odd-Eyes | |
| Sato Kai |
Monarch | |
 Hsiao Tsun-Yu |
Blue-Eyes | |
| Bohdan John Temnyk |
Blue-Eyes | |
 Finn Rory Bakewell |
Odd-Eyes Dracoslayer | |
| Adam Brian Hutchins |
Blue-Eyes | |
 Mijail Stephano Flores Barboza |
PSY-Frame |
World Championship 2016 Top 4
Matthew Casiero, Kajihara Soichiro, Erik Christensen, Hiyama Shunsuke
1st, Hiyama Shunsuke (Japan) [Blue-Eyes]
Source: 遊戯王アーク・ファイブ オフィシャルカードゲーム, @ekusu27
2nd, Erik Christensen (United States) [Blue-Eyes]
Source: 遊戯王アーク・ファイブ オフィシャルカードゲーム, Pro-Play Games
3rd, Kajihara Soichiro (Japan) [Majespecter]
Source: 遊戯王アーク・ファイブ オフィシャルカードゲーム
5 – 8th, Yada Makoto (Japan) [Majespecter]
Source: @bak_bakoto
5 – 8th, Momiji Daiki (Japan) [Phantom Knights Burning Abyss]
Source: @momiji1209
9 – 22nd, Choi Byung-Hyug (South Korea) [Speedroid Phantom Knights]
Source: Re:volving End OF The World
9 – 22nd, Samir Bachar (France) [Madolche]
Source: Pro-Play Games
9 – 22nd, Thomas Rowe (United States) [Phantom Knights Burning Abyss]
Source: Pro-Play Games
9 – 22nd, Lorenzo Roma (Italy) [Magician Odd-Eyes Majespecter]
Source: Pro-Play Games
9 – 22nd, Joaquin Rinaldi Petroni (Argentina) [Magician Odd-Eyes]
Source: Joaquin Rinaldi Petroni, Pro-Play Games
9 – 22nd, Bohdan Temnyk (Australia) [Blue-Eyes]
Source: Pro-Play Games
9 – 22nd, Adam Hutchins (United States) [Blue-Eyes]
Source: Pro-Play Games
Do you have the deck list for the top 4 Monarch Matthew Casiero from Australia?
Unfortunately no. 🙁
I am also looking for it :'(
How can the Champion summon his cyber dragon infinity?
Using Xyz Universe in his Side Deck.
Thanks Akira
How does the champion summon is crystal wing syncro dragon?
Activate Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon‘s effect → Special Summon Black Rose Moonlight Dragon.
Level 1 Tuner + Black Rose Moonlight Dragon → Synchro Summon Crystal Wing Synchro Dragon.
Thanks Akira 🙂
Question, why is the champ not running maiden, sage, twin burst combo. You can turn 1 twin burst which is essentially a blue eyes that cannot be destroyed by battle, and anything not destroyed by twin burst is banished.? It’s a common sense move that should be in every blue eyes deck. …And twin burst doesn’t require polymerization if both blue eyes are on the field. Summon maiden, target maiden with sage BOOM 2 blue eyes on the field Turn 1 combo.
Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon is easily taken out by the effect of Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon or Majespecter Unicorn – Kirin. That would leave you with a 2 for 0 card disadvantage.
Changes I would make, remove black rose synchro, add in blue eyes twin burst dragon(fusion). Remove White Stone of legend and both Maxx c (they are to easily countered just don’t special summon that turn, and as for ws of legend blue eyes are better in the deck than in the hand) add 3 maiden with eyes of blue. Remove two Melody of Awakening Dragon (same reason as ws of legends) add foolish burial and dragon ravine. You now have a killer deck.
In shunsuke blue eyes deck, what are the last two trap cards in the main deck?
Phoenix Wing Wind Blast