Joey Wheeler Deck

October 7, 2018 sam50 12,240 0 Comments Red-Eyes

Deck Information
Deck Type:	Anime Decks
Deck Master:	B. Skull Dragon
TCG/OCG:	TCG
Submission Date:	October 7th 2018
Author:	sam50
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Joey Wheeler

Joseph "Joey" Wheeler^[6], known as Katsuya Jonouchi (（Jōnouchi Katsuya) in the manga and Japanese version, is one of the main characters in Yu-Gi-Oh!. He is best friends with Yugi Muto. Joey starts out as an inexperienced Duelist, but he later becomes one of the greatest Duelists in the world. He accompanies Yugi throughout his adventures.

Joey Wheeler's Decks

Joey Wheeler's Deck has changed numerous times throughout the series. His strategies often involve luck, which is sometimes criticized by other characters. Throughout much of the series Joey utilizes a Mixture deck with no discernible archetype. It usually consists of Warrior-Type monsters, possibly representing his strong fighting spirit, and later support for "Red-Eyes Black Dragon".

Initially he tried filling his Deck with just powerful Monster Cards. His Deck becomes more balanced as he learns more about the game.

Deck List
Monster	Red-Eyes B. Dragon x1 Black Dragon's Chick x1 Alligator's Sword x2 Baby Dragon x2 Axe Raider x2 Battle Warrior x2 Blue Flame Swordsman x2 Garoozis x1 Little-Winguard x2 Swordsman of Landstar x2 Gearfried the Iron Knight x2 Gilford the Lightning x1 Hayabusa Knight x2 Jinzo x1 Panther Warrior x2 Rocket Warrior x2 Summoned Skull x2 Armored Lizard x2 Swamp Battleguard x1 Lava Battleguard x1 Time Wizard x2 Copycat x2
Spells	Shield & Sword x2 Foolish Burial x1 Giant Trunade x1 Graceful Dice x2 Polymerization x3 Roulette Spider x2 Scapegoat x2 Question x1 Monster Reborn x1 Pot of Greed x1
Traps	Fairy Box x1 Skull Dice x2
Extra	Alligator's Sword Dragon x2 Thousand Dragon x2 B. Skull Dragon x2
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"Number" (Japanese: Ｎｏ． Nanbāzu, "Numbers") is an archetype of Xyz Monsters that are the focus of the story in the Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL anime and manga series. Each "Number" monster has a corresponding natural number included at the start of its name after "Number" (and occasionally a letter, such as C).