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Yûgiô (1998–2006) 6.6
A young boy named Yugi Moto solves an Ancient Egyptian Puzzle and brings forth a dark and powerful alter ego. Whenever he and his friends are threatened by evil, this alter ego breaks out ... See full summary » Creator:Kazuki Takahashi |
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Yugi Moto
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Eric Stuart | ... |
Seto Kaiba
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Amy Birnbaum | ... |
Tea Gardner
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Darren Dunstan | ... |
Maximillion Pegasus
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Wayne Grayson | ... |
Joey Wheeler
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Mokuba Kaiba
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Lisa Ortiz | ... |
Serenity Wheeler
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Mai Valentine
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Madeleine Blaustein | ... |
Solomon Moto
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Tristan Taylor
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Ted Lewis | ... |
Bakura
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Tristan Taylor
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Jimmy Zoppi | ... |
Weevil Underwood
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A young boy named Yugi Moto solves an Ancient Egyptian Puzzle and brings forth a dark and powerful alter ego. Whenever he and his friends are threatened by evil, this alter ego breaks out of the confines of the Millenium Puzzle and challenges wrongdoers to the Shadow Games: Life or Death situations that test the true nature of human beings. Those that lose or cheat suffer serious penalties that result in losing their sanity or even their lives. Along with his friends Joey, Tristan, Téa and Miho; Yugi and his dark counterpart faces off against foes such as Seto Kaiba: The ruthless champion of the duel monsters card game; and Ryo Bakura, who possesses the Millenium Ring containing a spirit more brutal than Yami Yugi. Will Yugi and his friends succeed or will they lose their souls? Written by payback1017
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29 September 2001 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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[smugly]
Pegasus: Was I right? I know I was right. Oh, please tell me I was right. I was right, wasn't I?
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The very first duel seen on screen was Yugi and Joey. See more »Goofs
When Yugi has three Exodia pieces in his hand he draws for another and he picks up the same one he had in his hand. See more »Quotes
Pegasus: And my guess is that the card you're about to play is: Blue-Eyes White Dragon!...[smugly]
Pegasus: Was I right? I know I was right. Oh, please tell me I was right. I was right, wasn't I?
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OK, I'll admit it...I am a sucker for the "30 min. commercials". I have been ever since I was a kid back in the, uh, 80's. I would go out and buy all the brand-new cool Transformers featured in the cartoon. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?...I was there. I am every toy manufacturers' ... dream. Yu-Gi-Oh is the continuation of my bizarre fascination with cartoons.
What's so great about this cartoon. Honestly, I can't say what it is I like. OK, I lied. I absolutely love the duels! I'm not a huge Anime fan, so that really does nothing for me. The constant babbling about "friendship" and "love" I can certainly do without. Not that those are bad things, and it's good that kids are taught these values while being brainwashed into buying the game, but it can be *awfully* sugary-sweet, especially when you're, um, <mumble> twenty-eight </mumble>. But I really enjoy the duels and it makes me want to go out and buy the cards and play with other people. Unfortunately, I have no friends, and my wife doesn't have any interest in dueling me. Fortunately, there's Game Boy Advance. I was given Dark Duel Stories for Christmas and recently bought Eternal Duelist Soul...both great games, though EDS is definitely closer to the original game than DDS. The point being, this tv show is really nothing more than an avenue for advertising their games...and I love it!
Now, what I'd like to see is how well Yugi fairs against someone who has some really nasty cards in their deck....how would he handle having Raigeki and Dark Hole being smacked down on his Dark Magician and Summoned Skull????