Trivia / Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses

• Dummied Out:
  • In the Japanese version, Deck Leaders would get certain lines at the beginning and end of a duel, as well as in critical moments, giving the monsters a bit of personality. Of note is Happy Lover, who, upon defeat, will remark he managed to make the enemy happy as a point to be proud of. Each monster had unique lines, though many are unintelligible cries and noises, which were all removed when the game was translated.
  • The game allows you to duel against Deck Master K, S and T in the Custom Duel screen depending on the memory card you have on your second slot. Deck Master K is a mirror of the player's deck and your second memory card slot must be empty. Deck Master T appears if you have a PS1 memory card and uses an Exodia deck, while Deck Master S appears when you have a PS2 memory card and uses an egg-themed deck with Goddess of Whim as the Deck Leader. Rumors of a fourth, unconfirmed Deck Master I who uses Immortals (cards that can only be obtained by entering passwords or finding them in secret spots around the map) were going around for a long time and were considered highly dubious. As it turns out, Deck Master I and his Immortal Deck are indeed in the game. However, you need a Pocketstation in your memory card slot, which was never released outside of Japan. Players can still face him in the English version if they have a Pocketstation (or use cheats).
• Urban Legend of Zelda: There was a persistent rumor that Nitemare was the True Final Boss of the Japanese version but was removed from the localized versions for being too hard. This was later proven to be false.

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