History VideoGame / YuGiOhCapsuleMonsterColiseum

* DummiedOut: The game's [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLffRq-K8cG5zuF69t8M12FUnxMpHREshD audio files]] have dummied-out quotes for Yami Yugi having specific battle banter for Marik and Shadi, every opponent fusing monsters, evolving monsters, stepping on traps, using monsters' special abilities, and when you surrender a match.

Gameplay is a turn-based strategy game similar to chess. Each monster has an attribute, level, and movement range, which determine its stats and how well they do on certain terrain and against certain monsters. The game can be won in one of two ways: destroying your opponent's Symbol, or destroying all of your opponent's monsters.

* BossBanter: Duelists will say different things depending on how the duel is going, whether you brought half of the maximum pieces into the fight, when monsters are attacked or destroyed, when half of a player's monsters are destroyed, whether one side is making a comeback, when you take a long time to move your pieces, and when losing or winning. There's also banter before and after the fights, and dummied-out dialogue reveals even more variations, like when evolving or fusing monsters and when you surrender a match.

* DummiedOut: The game's [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLffRq-K8cG5zuF69t8M12FUnxMpHREshD audio files]] have dummied-out quotes for every opponent fusing monsters, Yami Yugi having specific battle banter for everyone, evolving monsters, stepping on traps, using monsters' special abilities, and when you surrender a match.

* DummiedOut: The game's [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLffRq-K8cG5zuF69t8M12FUnxMpHREshD audio files]] have dummied-out quotes for every opponent fusing monsters, evolving monsters, stepping on traps, using monsters' special abilities, and when you surrender a match.

* DummiedOut: The game's [[https://www.youtube.com/user/Dee15gon/videos audio files]] have dummied-out quotes for every opponent fusing monsters, evolving monsters, stepping on traps, using monsters' special abilities, and when you surrender a match.

** Shadi's first level has both Symbols separated from the main forces.

* BossBanter: Duelists will say different things depending on how the duel is going, whether you brought half of the maximum pieces into the fight, when monsters are attacked or destroyed, when half of a player's monsters are destroyed, whether one side is making a comeback, when you take a long time to move your pieces, and when losing or winning. There's also banter before and after the fights.

* MagikarpPower: Some monsters can evolve into stronger forms under certain conditions.

* DummiedOut: The game's [[https://www.youtube.com/user/Dee15gon/videos audio files]] have dummied-out quotes for opponents fusing monsters, evolving monsters, stepping on traps, and using monsters' special abilities.

* 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 eight turns. Any monster standing on the lava gets a ''huge'' boost in attack, but non-Fire types take 10 to 30 damage after turns depending on if it's raining.

* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: Marik, Yami Marik and Yami Bakura's duels are Shadow Games, which makes them deadly.

* AbsurdlyHighStakesGame: Yami Marik and Yami Bakura's duels are Shadow Games, which makes them deadly.

* 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 eight turns. Anyone standing on the lava gets a ''huge'' boost in attack, but non-Fire types take 10 to 30 damage after turns depending on if it's raining.

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

* GuideDangIt:

* IronicEcho: Losing ''or'' winning against Bandit Keith will have the victor say that the duel was over before it started.

* ContinuingIsPainful:
** Winning a fight but losing monsters in the process will render them unavailable for the following battle. You can get around this by losing or surrendering a match, which makes all of your monsters available again.
** Inverted if you actually lose the duel as you will actually have all the monsters previously killed available for the next attempted duel.

* AwesomeButImpractical: While they are undeniably powerful, focusing primarily on the high power high MP cost monsters will limit the amount of monsters that you can actually bring into battle below the maximum amount that you can deploy. The sole exception to this is the FinalBattle where you have unlimited MP and thus, can bring out whatever monster as you please.

* BoringButPractical: Using primarily weak monsters such as Kuriboh, Feral Imp and Fire Reaper. Sure they may be weak and look a bit unimpressive but their low MP and AP cost meant that you can choose as many monster as you want up to the maximum monsters allowed and overwhelm your opponents with your monsters. Furthermore, you can level them up over time whereas the opponent will never level up their monsters aside from when they just used them meaning that a level 9 Kuriboh can easily go toe to toe with a Meteor B. Dragon if you can grind that far enough.

* ContinuingIsPainful: Winning a fight but losing monsters in the process will render them unavailable for the following battle. You can get around this by losing or surrendering a match, which makes all of your monsters available again.

* BossBanter: Duelists will say different things depending on how the duel is going, whether you brought half of the maximum pieces into the fight, when monsters are attacked or destroyed, when you take a long time to move your pieces, and when losing or winning. There's also banter before and after the fights.

* BossBanter: Duelists will say different things depending on how the duel is going, when monsters are attacked or destroyed, when you take a long time to move your pieces, and when losing or winning. There's also banter before and after the fights.

** Mokuba references his Capsule Monster skills from the manga, while Yami makes note of how he defeated Mokuba in Capsule Monsters previously.

** Other monsters must meet certain conditions to evolve, which the game does not tell you. Some monsters only need to be a certain level, but others must also be placed on a square with a high boost to their attribute,

* 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 eight 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.

* JackOfAllStats: Water and Wood monsters have well-rounded stats.

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