History VideoGame / YuGiOhCapsuleMonsterColiseum

** Ryou Bakura's stage being filled with cherry blossoms is a reference to his deceased mother and sister in the manga.

* EliteMooks: Some duelists have their signature monsters, which they delay summoning normally and summon in a cutscene instead. Rex Raptor has Two-Headed King Rex, Bandit Keith has Barrel Dragon, and Seto Kaiba has his Blue-Eyes White Dragon.

* GuideDangIt: Some monsters must meet certain conditions to be unlocked at Grandpa's shop, such as surrendering 20 times in Areas 2 or 3, or having less than 10 Wind monsters when you beat Area 1.
** Other monsters must meet certain conditions to evolve, which the game does not tell you.

* DevelopersForesight: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, who destroys the first monster in the game, which side is winning when a monster is first destroyed, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, which side is winning when you're idle, whether or not one side is making a comeback, and how the match ends. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

** Mokuba references his Capsule Monster skills, and Ryou Bakura's stage being filled with cherry blossoms is a reference to his deceased mother and sister in the manga.

* ContinuityNod: Mokuba references his Capsule Monster skills, and Ryou Bakura's stage being filled with cherry blossoms is a reference to his deceased mother and sister in the manga. When dueling Mai, Yami Yugi mentions that she can't put perfume on her pieces like she did in Duelist Kingdom.

* DevelopersForesight: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, who destroys the first monster in the game, which side is winning when a monster is first destroyed, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, which side if winning when you're idle, whether or not one side is making a comeback, and how the match ends. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

* DevelopersForesight: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, which side if winning when you're idle, whether or not one side is making a comeback, and how the match ends. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

* TournamnetArc: The game is Yugi progressing through the tiers in a tournament.

'''Yami Bakura:''' Keep on losing like the loser you are!\\

* DevelopersForesight: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, whether or not one side is making a comeback, and how the match ends. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

* HypocriticalHumor: If you're winning the duel with Bandit Keith, he'll accuse you of cheating despite being a notorious cheater himself.

* GimmickLevel: Shadi's first level has your Symbol separated from your main forces, while Yami Marik's second level takes place on a volcano that erupts after four turns. Anyone standing on the lava gets a ''huge'' boost in attack, but takes 10 to 30 damage before turns depending on if it's raining.

* FragileSpeedster: Wind-type Monsters have high movement ranges but low HP.

* GlassCannon: Fire-type monsters have excellent attack, but are frail and often can't move very far.

* DemotedToExtra: Yugi only shows up in a few short scenes, as Yami Yugi handles everything else.

* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, whether or not one side is making a comeback, and how the match ends. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

''Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monster Coliseum'' is a ''Franchise/YuGiOh'' video game for the ''UsefulNotes/PlayStation2''.

* TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything: There are ''many'' variables taken into account when dialogue appears, such as which side is winning, how many monsters each side has summoned, whether or not you're idle, and whether or not one side is making a comeback. Each factor has several quotes associated with it, and some may lead to conversations.

* UnsportsmanlikeGloating: Antagonistic duelists will do this if you lose to them. The worst is probably Weevil, though Yami warns him that his words will come back to haunt him.

* UnwinnableByMistake: It's possible, in a match, to end up with pieces that can only move in certain patterns against one that manages to evade them perfectly no matter how hard you try to box it in. Since the [[SpitefulAI A.I. doesn't know when to quit]], they'll happily continue to avoid your pieces with it, despite being unable to do anything else. In such cases, the only way to end the match would be to surrender or let the AI destroy your Symbol.