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A new student, DUKE DEVLIN, defeats JOEY in a game of Duel Monsters, forcing JOEY to become his servant. DUKE orders JOEY to wear a dog costume and humiliates him in public, leading YUGI to challenge DUKE to a duel. However, this will not be a Duel Monsters duel but a new game named DUNGEON DICE MONSTERS! In exchange for JOEY’s freedom, YUGI agrees to give up Duel Monsters forever if he loses. Unfamiliar with the rules, YUGI gets off to a rough start. His chances do not improve as DUKE reveals that he designed DUNGEON DICE MONSTERS with PEGASUS’s aid! Can YUGI learn the new complex rules, much less form a strategy, before he is soundly defeated? YUGI uses his innate gaming skills to turn the tables on DUKE, but DUKE has one more rule to mention: All creatures take up territory on the grid-like board. With no room to summon any new monsters, YUGI’s position is helpless! After DUKE’s all-powerful ORGOTH THE RELENTLESS dices YUGI’s entire cadre of monsters into shreds, YUGI only has one turn left before he loses all his heart points! YUGI’s last hope rests in one final dice roll in the thrilling conclusion to Dungeon Dice Monsters!SimilarProduct
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Customer reviews
Awesome Gift Set with FREE BLUE EYES! 
by .. ()
OK, I just got this DVD gift set so I can tell you that it does include a Blue Eyes White Dragon booster monster for Dungeondice Monsters (of course, because the DVD story is all about Dungeondice Monsters). The DVD includes all 4 episodes of Yu-Gi-Oh! Dungeondice Monsters (normally, the Yu-Gi-Oh! DVD's only have 3 episodes, so this is a bonus even without the free gift). At the top of the box is a clear window where you can see your Blue Eyes White Dragon, a free gift which is actually an ultra rare Dungeondice Monsters game piece. I bought a whole bunch of Dungeondice Boosters but was never able to get the Blue Eyes. I knew I was going to buy the Dungeondice DVD's when they came out becuase those episodes are very exciting. The story is a welcome change to the usual card game that is played in Yu-Gi-Oh!. This time Yugi meets a game wizard called Duke Devlin who created the Dungeondice Monsters game which puts a whole new "spin" on duel monsters. This time instead of having to sacrifice monsters in order to summon higher level monsters, you have to roll the dice and get 2 summon crests in order to "dimension" the monster. If you do get 2 summon crests you can summon the monster to the playing field and create a path to the opposing player using patterns created by the unfolded die. You have to roll "movement" crests in order to move on the paths. You have to have "attack" crests in order to attack an adjacent monster. Then there are other crests to guard, use magic or lay traps. All crests are "earned" as you roll the dice each turn. If this all sounds too complicated for a young kid then that's exactly what this DVD is for. In the DVD Yugi doesn't even know how to play the game, but has to to save his best friend Joey from dressing up as a dog and humiliating himself. So Yugi learns the game as he's playing it, and the whole story centers on the power of friendship to win. OK, so you know you want the DVD, well for the same price as the DVD they have these gift versions that come with a free Blue Eyes game piece (very rare and hard to get). So why would you buy the regular DVD instead of getting one with the free game piece? You wouldn't! That's why you need to order this item while it is still available because it's only in limited quantities for Christmas and then it will be ALL GONE! This gift DVD will make any Yu-Gi-Oh! fan (like me) very, very happy ... because the first thing they will see when they open their present is the clear window with a Blue Eyes White Dragon piece. Awesome!
An interesting concept... by .. Neon Hyena ()
These four episodes are some of the most interesting in the first season. A new game shop opens in Domino to rival that of Yugi's grandfather, so Joey decides to take matters into his own hands to convince Duke, the owner, to shut it down. Well, it ends up with Yami facing Duke in a game of Dungeon Dice Monsters. Yes, as in something OTHER than Duel Monsters for once! Amazing... Overall, it's pretty entertaining, with Tristan and Tea getting in some amusing comments from the sidelines. Duke is a decent character, although he deserves the 'Most Pathetic Villian Ever' award. But hey, he's a prettyboy, so we can forgive him.
a new game introduced to yugi by .. ()
A new student Duke Devlin challenges Joey to a duel. They both made a deal the loser does whatever they want for a week. But joey ended up losing.So duke forces joey to where a dog costume and be his servent. So yugi steps in and challenges duke a duel duke excepts but he said instead of playing duel monsters we will play dungeon dice monsters. They made a deal if yugi wins joey is free if duke wins yugi will never play duel monsters again and joey will still be his servent. Their duel was on t.v. so everybody around the world could watch. So duke and yugi duel duke tells yugi the rules but not all of them so thats why yugi looked at a computer that tells you the rules alot to help him. Duke got alot of monsters but yugi did not give up. So at the end yugi defeated duke and joey was free duke said he was sorry for being a jerk and they forgived him. People i advise you to get this dvd its really good.
Good 
by .. renneme (USA)
These are possibly my favorite eppisodes out of all 224 eppies of YGO: DM.
I actually haven't watched these certain eppies uncut YET (I have them on DVD uncut in Japanese) but most times the dub makes me want to change the channel; these eps aren't like that.
If you don't mind the dub (I hate it) get this DVD to get some great eppies but I'm gonna stick with buying my imports.