"Any card—so long as it exists—has a power that is needed."
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Chapters 13 & 14: Lost in a Jigsaw
A team of archaeologists has discovered—get this—some Ancient Egyptian artefacts. And they’re on display in Domino City! This is completely new and surprising, try to contain your excitement.
Grandpa Mutoh is friends with the lead archaeologist, Professor Yoshimori, who has invited the gang to the exhibit. This leads to some Millennium Puzzle discussion which will definitely not become relevant later:
Here’s our first indication that Yugi suspects what’s going on. What a convenient time for a Millennium Item backstory arc!
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the manga is maybe a little bit harsher in tone than the dub
I like how Jou doesn’t even react to that.
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His response to everything probably
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This is heartbreaking, Pegasus was so madly in love with Cyndia that she was the subject of many of his paintings. For him to lose her like this must have been devastating.
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I finally finished volume 4 of Yu-Gi-Oh! and this scene will always disturb me. Look at them casually walking away as Chopman gets fried to a crisp! Call me crazy, but I feel like Yami is telling Yugi this:
“Hey Aibou! I have a great idea. Let’s use Chopman’s strength against him by doing…..” You get the picture.
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Chapter 4: We Didn’t Start The Fire
There are some stories in the first 7 volumes that are pretty compatible with the tone of the anime, or that made it in with only a few card-game-related changes. Then there are some that are just so over-the-top ludicrous, so unlike a children’s comic, that you have to go check your books to remind yourself that yes, they are actually canon.
Guess which one this chapter is.
Don’t reblog zodiac posts kids, it will only lead you down the road of crime.
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Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World | | 37 Vol. 05
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Duel 130: the ultimate summon!
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