IRL consequences
5Ds
Gogiga Gagagigo
The masculine urge to drive to Home Depot and build a deck
4Kids
100

"Screw the rules, I have money!" came from this fan series.

Yugioh Abridged

100

The fifth series in the anime.

Arc-V

100

The owner of this deck archetype

Tristan Taylor

100

This deck type was used by famous American duelist Bandit Keith, but had to be censored heavily due to the fact it contained too many guns, and included Keith himself pointing a gun at Pegasus' head. 

Machines

100

Pot of Greed allows you to draw this many cards.

2
200

The meme "card games on motorcycles" was made canon by this character in the movie Bonds Beyond Time 

Yusei

200

This Nazca line discovery was predicted by the 5ds anime

a snake

200

Named after a capacity of data, this is the main character of the Gigo deck archetype storyline.

Gigobyte

200

The signature card of this deck was created by launching a time capsule into space, with a child's drawing inside, that passed into another dimension near Jupiter.

Neo-Space Aqua Dolphin

200

Who owned the 4th and final copy of Blue-Eyes White Dragon?

Yugi's Grandpa.

300

This card forces your opponent to accept an IRL handshake or lose the duel.

Yu-Jo friendship

300

5-headed dragon is the final boss in this arc of the original series.

Virtual World Arc

300

Gogiga Gagagio

300

The monsters featured in this deck type were responsible for giving their owner an addiction to electroshock pain, and eventually resulted in him dying from heart failure.

Cyberdarks

300

4Kids censored this many deaths across all seven anime series. (Bonus points if you can name how many were in the first series)

57 (24)

400

This military prison was destroyed by Seto Kaiba to build the Duel Tower

Alcatraz

400

Gansley, Crump, Johnson, Nezbitt and Leichter.

The Big 5.

400

Pronounce this: Xyz

"Ik-seez" (sounds like exceeds)

400

This overarching type featured dragons bounded to people called 'Signers' who helped seal a tremendous evil capitalist inside the Nazca Lines via playing Duel Monsters on Duel Runners. 

Legend of the Crimson Dragon

400

The number of cards that have flavor-text only errata.

3

500

The original purpose of the Duel Monsters Hologram technology pioneered by KaibaCorp and later Pegasus.

War simulation and combat training.

500

This card requires 5 human sacrifices to harness the 5 specific emotions of Anger, Hatred, Anguish, Sadness & Doubt

Super Polymerization

500

Abbreviated on most card prints as D/D/D/D, this deck archetype was original introduced by Numbers holder Nelson Andrews, and makes up a large majority of the longest card names in the TCG. 

Different Dimension Demon Deity

500

This deck was used to steal souls in Penalty Game duels which would feed the primordial serpent and raise Atlantis from the bottom of the sea.

Orichalcos

500

The number of times the card game has been referred to as Yu-gi-oh! in the anime series.