Outside of the main tournament, there'll be plenty of things for attendees to enjoy over the course of the weekend, including a Yu-Gi-Oh! Token Card booth and popular public events such as Win-A-Mat tournaments and Attack Of The Giant Card! Konami will also be hosting a Remote Duel YCS in Latin America on the same weekend so Duelists in Latin America can participate in their own YCS. And all attending Duelists that pre-register for the YCS will receive a special Game Mat and Promo Card. Always believe in the Heart of the Cards. Songs to banish your adversaries to the shadow realm to. Prizes include the gaming systems and special prize cards, with the winner picking up an Ultra Rare Duel Link Dragon, the Duel Dragon and the special YCS trophy. Listen on Spotify: Songs to banish your adversaries to the shadow realm to. They'll battle in a two-day tournament for an array of fantastic prizes and the chance to qualify for the North America World Championship Qualifier (WCQ), with the victors from the WCQ going on to the prestigious Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship. Well over a thousand Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game players are expected to come together to Duel in the Pasadena Convention Center. We have more info on the event below for those of you looking to get involved, but keep in mind, they're probably still going to follow all the protocols of the CDC if the pandemic continues.
The Pasadena YCS will be the first event of its kind in nearly two years, as the last in-person YCS was held clear back in February 2020 in Las Vegas ( which we attended). The event will be taking place in Pasadena, California, happening from January 15th-16th, 2022.
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