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Dragon (4) (Official number) (+2-4 spare uncased copies) *First place -Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon (2) (Official number) (+2-4 spare uncased copies) Duel Monsters III: Tri-Holy God Advent Official Tournament Street Duel Legend of Power prize card (July 25 to August 27, 2000 in Japan) *Winners of each tournament -G3-11 Dark Magician Girl ScR (400) (Official number) *Ranked second to seventh -G3-11 Dark Magician Girl R (2800) (Official number) Second National Tournament (March 1, 2001 in Japan (Second National Conference)) -T2-01 Masahiro the Dark Clown (1) (Official number) (+4-6 spare copies without trophy) -T2-02 Yasushi the Skull Knight (1) (Official number) (+6-10 spare copies without trophy) -T2-03 Tomohiro the Mountain Warrior (1) (Official number) (+6-10 spare copies without trophy) Asia Championship 2001 (August 12, 2001 in Japan (Third National Conference)) -T3-01 Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon (1) (Official number) (+1 spare copy without trophy) -T3-02 Summoned Skull (1) (Official number) (Destroyed in earthquake???) -T3-03 Kuriboh (1) (Official number) (+1-2 spare copy without trophy) -T3-04 Gemini Elf (1) (Official number) (+1-2 spare copy without trophy) -T3-05 Red-Eyes B