I remember when I was at school in maths, I heard the word Yugioh across the room. I got up and asked the person if they played, they said they did and asked if I’d like to go round their house and play after school. This event made me new friends, got me to learn the “proper” rules of the game. Got me to go to locals and then to a YCS. Got me to make a RUclips channel and even got me invited to Konami HQ. Thankyou Kazuki Takahashi, honestly wouldn’t be where I am today without your work.
o7. I salute him for creating not game, but the anime and the fandom he created. When i first watch yugioh, it's was GX started for me. Then my dad started watched the original one, then my boss and i play yugioh for fun. But now this year, i meet new people who played yugioh, and created story of their own, included me. Thank you Mr Kazuki, And i see you in the next era. o7
thank u for this i wwant someone to do this i alway want tpo know how he made the game n thank to him i sstop got pick on when i was a kid n made frinds beacues lean that some ppl just need to a friend n best way is to see if u both like the same thing im gald for him maaking this game if he never did i will haad no friends
Dedicated to the true creator of the franchise throughout the 7 series anime and manga we miss you our true Yugioh creator Kazuki Takahashi and will pray for you to keep your memory alive for a bright future of the Yugioh franchise.💖🌹
"Even though his stay wasn't as long as we would have liked, we're lucky we knew him at all." -Joey Wheeler Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi. You will always be the real King of Games.
RIP Kazuki Takahashi you made such a grate card game that i fell in love with and it's sad to see you go but i hope you are in a good place now sincerely -Dylan Garner
Grew up in a pretty broken home, and I can’t express how much Kazuki Takahashi’s work meant to me. His story was my escape from reality. RIP the true King of Games, a man who introduces so many youth to the world of anime which would later change their lives, a legacy worth remembering and honoring.
"True friends may be hard to leave, but they're impossible to forget. And even though his stay wasn't as long as we woulda liked, we're lucky we knew him at all." - Joey Wheeler
Massive respect on leaving monetization off. Some of these bigger channels are out here to profit off of his death, but this is clearly a sign of a real tribute to a life worth celebrating.
The fact that it was later revealed in the press that Kazuki Takahashi died a hero's death on top of all else, died in a storm trying to save lives, makes this tribute all the more heartfelt, and a tearful farewell to not only a man that did his best in his final moments to be helpful, but also created a successful franchise that played a major role in the childhoods and lives of many fans, may valhalla welcome him, may we sing praises of him until our voices give out, and may we honor the legacy he left behind.
Yu-Gi-Oh truly is a match against each other's souls. Facing an opponent and seeing their deck really opens up a window into how they view winning, how they view fun, and what they think is cool. Thank you for this amazing game.
I never really considered that point of view before. It says a lot about the meta deck players, which I'm sure was not the future Sensei Takahashi envisioned for us all.
Imagine being that teacher that said he was never gonna amount to anything. It's like Takahashi said "Aight bet" and set out to prove them wrong and he did and then some. His legacy will live on forever especially since it doesn't look like Yugioh is gonna stop anytime soon. Rest in peace to the true King of Games
if i were him after yugioh originally ended, id go right up to my old teacher, tell him my name, and then sit down having a beer with them, BS abit and tell them what ive accomplished with my life, and then after a nice drink with them i would say, "well, bye, and thanks, thanks to you saying id never would accomplish anything in this world, i took that straight to heart, and now ive accomplished way more than youd likely ever think i would have, thanks for the inspiration bud!"
This great man built my childhood. His art made me want to draw. The card game he inspired made me want to learn English. Rip Kazuki Takahashi, thank you for the memories. May your legacy (Yugioh, etc) lives on and also, you sparked so many friendships around the world with the gift you gave us.
''Everything that you've given us stays right here in our hearts!'' ''Right'' ''Like we always say...it's your move!'' Rest In Peace, Kazuki Takahashi ❤😇
Yugioh was always more than just a game for me, and I'm not ashamed to say I cried when I heard of Takahashi's death. I loved the anime, and yugioh was one of the few things my father and I bonded over. I could never beat him, but that only ignited my interest in learning the game. When I moved house the same year I started High School, I was completely alone. No friends, nobody that I knew. I felt so alone and alienated, until I found the schools dueling club. Joining that club and dueling with those nerds were some of the best times of my high school years. Yugioh gave me a place I felt I belonged and helped me make so many friends. Hell, I even beat my dad after all those years, and he gifted me his deck as a reward. I still have all those cards to this day and still enjoy playing. Takahashi's work gave an entire generation of kids a place to belong and a way to come together. Thank you for everything you gave us, and may you rest in peace.
What a great story thanks for sharing …im an OG player I played in high school when it first came out along with playing sports I always loved the bonding and tactical thinking that came with yugioh …all my friends are older now and have families but I have been picking up old game boy yugioh games and playing through them…I will always love yugioh it will always be special to me I continue to play when I feel alone also it helps a lot .
Same here, I have 2 friends I've known for more than 10 years just because I saw them playing Yugioh. I thank Kazuki Takahashi Dearly for his creations, may he rest in peace.
Although I casually collect the cards and haven't played Yugioh as much as any other games due to being frustrated with the meta, Yugioh has been an entertaining franchise for me. I've enjoyed watching the videos covering the characters and card archetypes from TGS Anime and GoldenNovaYugioh Thank you, Kazuki Takahasi. May you rest in peace...
If you're looking for a way to play Yugioh without the fear of a degenerate metagame, have a look into retro formats. Edison in particular is really awesome!
Without Kazuki Takahashi, we wouldn't of had one of the most influential anime franchises of all time. Yu-Gi-Oh has influenced pop culture in so many ways and, I can probably speak for many others when I say this, was an essential part of childhood for many. R I P,. I bet right now, he's playing card games on motorcycles in heaven.
this was beautifully made and has left me in tears... its really sad to see a part of your childhood grow. we appreciate this video and Kazuki Takahashi
Kazuki got scolded by his teacher, Leo Messi got scolded by his teacher, it really goes to show that you should never underestimate someone's hidden potential, which was exactly Takahashi's message to the world , i would give anything to see the faces of those two the very first time they heard of their former students' success.
his passing is so sad. but we will never forget him, or the beloved memories and joy his work has given us all. a duel is not over untill the last card is played.
Yu-Gi-Oh was a big part of my childhood, it stuck with me Sence, I still play the card game and enjoy the happiness it bring along with friends, Kazuki Takahashi is man who showed us the magic of card games and brought smiles to many people faces, thank you and rest in peace, you will never be forgotten Kazuki Takahashi.
A legend amongst men, he single handedly touched many childhoods through his incredible universe. To this day his manga, anime and game forges the bond of friendship that each Yu Gi Oh story holds at it's core. I got up every Saturday morning to watch new episodes of Yu Gi Oh and Yu Gi Oh G/X. Thanks for brightening my childhood alongside many others. Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, *King of Games*
Thank you Kazuki, you series and everything that spun off of it really helped bring me joy. It helped me make friends during many of my moves (I moved every 1-3 years cross-continent) I started getting back into Yu-Gi-Oh in 2021, it was so fun revisiting these stories from my childhood in this rough time. And relearning the card game has been really fun, sharing it with friends that never played it and planning out some decks to try at local tournaments this year. It's def a game that thrives when played at the table face to face, making connections with others. Thank you Kazuki Takahashi
Condolences to his loved ones. Yu-Gi-Oh! was an intrigual part of my coping when my mom died. She too was only 60 when she was killed. This coincidence that Mr. Takahashi too was only 60 shakes me to my core. Especially since I had gotten introduced to his work after losing her. May he rest in peace.
This game meant a lot to me. My first cards, that my parents bought me, they threw out. Years later, I got back into the game and have been playing for the past 6 or 7 years. I've met many wonderful people due to this game. And I wouldn't trade that experience for the world. Thank you, Mr. Takahashi. Your turn has ended, but your moves will live on through us. Be at peace.
Kazuki Takahashi isn’t gone, he’s still with us, In our decks and he’ll guide us to the Heart of the Cards. I will Thank Him for bringing into Yugioh ❤️
I started playing when I was 11, I'm 31 now, yugioh helped me getting better at math, had hella fun in high school and made so many friends and even today still, yugioh helped made me the man I am, I love this game the moment I picked up my first blue eyes white dragon. Rest easy Takahashi, thank you for everything.
Greatings from a Greek content creator from UK as well Rest in Peace, Kazuki Takahashi-sensei. Your manga has always and will always continue to inspire us for generations to come. We will take the messages you imparted onto the world through your art and live with them until we see you again.
OG yugioh was and still is one of my favorite comfort shows. it was the only thing I'd wake up Saturday mornings as a kid to watch. it was so good even my mom and uncle ended up loving the show to. yugioh got me through some really tough times as a kid. I'll always be grateful to this man forever
Perfect and amazing tribute to this amazing man. Yugioh has affected so many childhoods myself being one. And it truly sucks he's gone. I hope he knows we're all going to be dueling with him in spirit, just like he's dueling with Pharaoh's Atem and Seto in the afterlife.
I think I speak for just about everyone who's watched this Yu-Gi-Oh started in just about everyone's Primary School and made new friendships on the way and always having a Fun time Dueling friends and new comers to the game And from the heart of our cards we Duellists around the world thank you Kazukit Takahashi for what you have given us and your legacy will live on
I remember long ago, maybe 20 from now. Watching Yu-Gi-Oh on the television. I was so excited to see the Monsters becoming real and fight against each other. Also I recognized how strong freindship can be and how important it is to have good friends. After some Days my mom came back from work with a booster in her hands. My first Yu-Gi-Oh Cards and my first best Card from the Booster was Crab Turtle. I battled against my Brother eatch of us only with 7 or 9 Cards from the Booster, but it maked so much fun. After some weeks/months I got a large Collection and we played it everywhere with friends. In school, on the playground and at home. It was a very great time and I appreciate to took part on this great work in my youth.
I haven't collected the cards or played with my magians deck in years, but when I heard of his passing, I felt hollow inside. The Yugioh franchise inspired me as an artist, a writer, and as a general person. This series created an evolving world that I grew up with, in addition to one of my all time favorite characters. Yugioh became something iconic, and its heartbreaking to know Takahashi is gone. My condolences to his family and the team he worked with. My thanks for the amazing world he created. And may he rest in peace.
We lost a very incredible person who created the story that made me love history and who was a very big influence on me to become a history teacher. R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi and thanks for everything.
rest in paradise to the king of games indeed.... it's crazy to me how much his work has influenced and inspired people all around the world for so many years. very grateful we got to experience it.
I'm here after Kazuki Takahashi passed away. (I saw it on Facebook). and I hadn't thought about yu gi oh since, 2009 or 2010 when I stopped watching and playing. My parents were poor. Dirt poor. I never got birthday presents or luxury's. And having a few loafs of bread, milk and sugar meant you had something to eat. (Side note: Bread pieces mixed with milk and sugar was delicious to me!. I didn't even know we where poor. lmao). I watched the usual cartoons. Sponge bob, Samurai Jack, DBZ ect we got that on free tv back then and I don't know what's on tv in this new day in age haha. But then suddenly a new show started playing, or at least a show I somehow missed in the line up. Yu Gi Oh. oddly enough I cant remember too much from the show as I was like 6 - 7 maybe. But because of the Facebook post I decided to re watch the first season and BAM!... there it was....I can't explain it. As soon as I started re watching the show I could smell the smell of our old sofa we used to have in the lounge. And I could damn near all most taste my bread and milk breakfast haha. I was re watching it with my nephew as he now wants to collect yu gi oh cards himself as I'm also introducing him to this world and I had to look away a few times as to not let him see that I was on the verge of tears at a couple of points. and also GOD IS SOME PARTS IN THE SHOW CHEESY hahaha but its ok. But I wasn't tearing up just from nostalgia. I can't remember most of it you see now that I'm 25 years of age but I KNOW 6 year old me LOVED IT!. and so......................... what made me tear up. well. Like I said Dirt poor. we had to move around a lot. A lot of family problems (Alcohol was the main culprit). And my richer friends PlayStation 1. (''He hadn't had bread with milk before he had met me so how rich could he truly be'' 6 year old me thought), Movies and cartoons were my ...''escape''. and so somewhere around 2003 maybe 2004 I wasn't expecting any thing for Christmas because we never got anything for Christmas. unless you count my big bros hand me downs lol (There where 7 of us siblings). but that morning my parents were sitting in the kitchen as I sheepishly entered the room and they where smiling. (I'm lowkey tearing up writing this part haha) . And I say good morning and my dad (He's an emotionless black hole but I know he loves me), My dad nods his head towards our cupboards, I look up and I see a box wrapped in news paper. I drag a chair over so I can reach. pull the box down and on top of this box is a ten dollar note taped to the top of the box!!! I WAS RICH. RICH I TELL YOU. my poverty stricken dumbass thought the ten dollar note was so converted in our family (LITARALLY THE ONLY MONEY MY PARENTS HAVE EVER GIVEN ME), EVER, that the box holding it must be some sort of podium for such a revered piece of paper to sit on hahaha. and so my goofy ass took the ten off and went to walk out. Prolly going to buy me an Island or something haha. but my dad told me to open the wrapping. I tore it open and inside the news paper was a box and on the side of it was a toaster ( it was the box that our new toaster came in a few months prior) but over the picture of the toaster, in permanent marker wrote ''Merry Christmas Yin'' I ripped off the tape holding the box shut. looked in it. and there it was. two Yu gi oh packs loosely sitting inside. its still the best gift I've ever been given. And so that's why I was tearing up re watching the show. and why I'm currently tearing up writing this now. were my parents perfect parents. NO. But there was always some food on the table. and blanket's on our beds. I've never told my parents how many times I had caught them seeing our monthly bills watching them. Thinking how they thought they were slick and had snuck off without us seeing. I saw. I saw my mom and dad hide in there room and blame themselves and whatever choices they had made till that point for us being too poor to afford a better life. Better conditions. I've caught my mum crying after I asked her why we don't have back packs or books for school... a f*#@ing fake ass Christmas tree at least. I now know as an adult. Just how much they must have saved and how hard they must have tried to work to afford em. And so that smile on there face. mmmaaaannnnn that smile on there face. when they saw how happy they made me....... I love my parents. I miss being 6. I miss when life was a little bit simpler. you know. I have a few packs of cards on the way. the first I've had since that Christmas day 20 years ago almost. I hope my nephew likes them. I hope I see the same smile on his face. Peace and Love. And believe in the heart of the cards.
Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute. I am eternally greatful that Yugioh was such a big part of my childhood. Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, your legacy, message and memory will live on through us.
Thank you so much for this video! I started watching and playing yugioh since I was 11 in 2002. I wasn’t very good at reading as a kid, & the game helped me to want to learn how to read/get better at the game Kuzuki Takahashi has created. I’ve met a lot of people along the way from regionals, ycs tournaments, & nationals as well as many locals I’ve played in throughout the two decades! I’ve met my childhood best friend from playing yugioh, & we still talk today. We use to watch yugioh right before heading to out local tournament, & books a million hobby league tournaments. My father use to buy me booster boxes for chores, & give me a few packs every once in a while. Thank you for the game, manga, anime, & video games you’ve created Kazuki Takahashi! You’re gone but you won’t be forgotten! R.I.P to the King of Games
The man was a legend seriously I literally grew up watching yugioh every Saturday morning on 4kids Rest In Peace Kazuki Takahashi your legacy will live on 🕊
Rest in peace, Mr. Takahashi. I've loved your creation since I were just a little child and I still love it; I just have good memories whenever I think of YuGiOh. Thank your for everything, good sir.
Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, because you made me into what I am, you shaped my world with your gift, a divine blessing to this world I would say, your journey may have ended, but your legacy will remain, and I will always be proud to be a Yu-Gi-Oh duelist!
He was indeed a great man in creating the YuGiOh universe. He did something different from other anime and trading cards. When I play Yugioh cards, I forget all my problems and just have fun.
Cannot express how much of an impact and importance yugioh had on my childhood. It helped a shy kid meet new people and make a good friend. Forever grateful to this man for creating this world and this game!
R.I.P to an absolute legend. i owe my childhood to this guy, creating my childhood favorite show and game. this one hits especially hard. really wish Monster Reborn was real ❤️❤️
Kazuki gave us a game that gave so many people a great series, a fun game, and ever lasting friend ships. To the legend himself, tell the pharaoh we said hi
How he always used games as a medium to tell a story, showing emotion through 'combat' is the main thing that stuck with me about yugioh and his writing style and has infested it into all aspects of how i like to write my own stories and characters, Thank you Takahashi, Rest well
Rest in peace, Mr Takahashi. You have gained the favour and love of millions upon millions of people. You were truly the greatest gamesmaster in the world, and we will keep playing your game for as long as we can, to remember and honour you. Farewell
RIP to a legend. May he rest in power knowing that his work changed all of our lives for the better and that it will continue to change lives for the generations to come. Thank you Kasuki Takahashi
I'm binge watching yu gi oh right now to remember him because it's thanks to him I have such fond memories of my childhood because I grew up watching the show on tv.
This was a great video on the man. I didn't know that much about him outside of his creation of this franchise as we know it, and I had no idea he created two manga and anime before Yugioh. Seeing his story presented like this gives me a greater appreciation for him. Knowing the legacy he left behind, I'm proud to be a small, near insignificant, but passionate part of this fandom. I don't think I'll stop collecting the cards and having fun building new decks and playing the game with friends. After all, that's what he intended this game to be. Kazuki is a legend. And he ended his opening turn with the greatest board of all time. No petty negates, no over the top bells and whistles. He left his soul for us to admire and respect. He was the King of Games, and now we will honor him by giving our all. He wouldn't want anything less, I'm sure.
My first exposure to the manga was through Volume 1, issue 2 of the U.S. Shonen jump, which included the chapter where Yami Yugi faced off against (and burned alive) the escaped convict. The darker tone of the Manga compared to the anime cemented me as a fan. Anzu was pretty hot too... RIP Takahashi.
Yugioh was the first way me and my big brother would bond, it was my first anime, my first card game, and my first passion. Yugioh has brought more joy to me than almost any other media, it helped me build the strategic side of my mind before I even new how to read. Yugioh is a franchise that means more to me than any other media. Yugi taught me friendship, Atem taught me strategy, Jaiden taught me what it means to do something just for the fun of it, Yusei taught me how to lead and be apart of a team, Yuma taught me to never give in to hopelessness. Thank you Kazuki Takahashi, for showing me what it means to be human. I end my turn.
Friends I made back in my youth im still friends with today. And we all met eachother because of yugioh. Tho I never knew Takahashi personally. He had an incredible impact on all our lifes and we'll never forget him and his dreams of friendship though card games.
I went back into Yu-Gi-Oh! 4 months ago because of a friend, last time I played it was 20 years ago and despite not having a physical deck I enjoy playing the mobile games, on the 12th of June I got corona and started watching 5D's because I had nothing to do and two days before Kazuki sensei passed away finished the anime, now all the good moments and good things from that series will become a sad but also a great experience that will be carved in my memory. Thanks sensei for all your hard work sensei.
R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi the true king of games may your legend be forever known and may there never be a generation who doesn't know what you left behind and made.
This was a great tribute and memorial to Kazuki Takahashi TGS. I especially loved the music you added when relaying his final message. May you live on in our hearts with the love for Yugioh, Kazuki Takahashi.
I’ve grown up with yugioh through most of my life. Going on and off of it. I love and appreciate all of what this man accomplished. He lived a successful life and his heart was always in the very card game he created. You will forever be missed! Thank you for the stories you told. May the true King of Games finally Rest In Peace. You’ve earned it
Yugioh shaped my childhood in many ways that lead me to the person I am today. It is probably the most social community in the need gaming world I've ever been apart of. Even when I take breaks from it I'll always come back to it. I'm so glad this show was made. Tcg anime great rememberce video
Miss him already 😢😢😢😢😢 but I will forget him or lessons of courage and Friendship. His legacy won't live on forever and now he will always be in our hearts of mind
I was a lonely kid I met a lot of the friends I have now thanks to Yugioh so thank you Kazuki Takahashi you did exactly what you set out to achieve with Yugioh.
I've been a fan of Yugioh since before i can remember. It's one of the few franchises that I have kept up with over the years and even into decades now and i have to thank Kazuki Takahashi for that for wanting to make something out of his work and himself. To this very day, me and friends that i've manage to get into Yugioh along the way still duel and the next one will be for the creator himself.
Rest In Peace Kazuki Takahashi, I’m sure he is in a better place. He’s watching over all the duels and games being done around the world now, and enjoying the grand legacy he’s left behind.
Yu-Gi-Oh was always a joy to play and it still is, even as an adult i come back to play when life hits hard and without Kazuki this game would have never seen the light , rest in piece legend
His work is still my biggest comfort whenever im sick, or just struggling with a depressive episode. Yugi was my hero as a kid, and i still adore the yugioh series to this day, rip kazuki takahashi, your work will never be forgotten.
I found your channel around 2016 and it was honestly one of the channels that I have watched all the time since then, I have enjoyed your character & archetype videos and I'm glad you were able to find friends through this amazing show ♥ R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi & he will be in our hearts forever.
A very late response from me, but thank you very much for the support and the kind words! I hope I can keep making content you enjoy 😄 All the best to you!
Kazuki Takahashi, i truly thank you for all your hard work with this series. I was very familiar with the tv shows of Yugioh and i had friends who played the card game but i never actually played it myself. My friends tried to teach me but i kept getting confused so i stopped. Duel Links appeared which got me curious but when i heard about Synchro and XZY summoning was supposed to be in the game i thought against it since i got confused before. Around 3yrs a video on Duel Links appeared on my recommended page, after i watched it i said ill try it out if i don't like it ill jus delete it. I'm still playing it too this day grinding it out because i wanna play a Galaxy eyes deck with that new Full Armored, Cipher blade, Photon Lord (Galaxy eyes), anyways this series has really helped me a lot like when im not feeling up to par or helping me make friends, either way i really love this amazing series and thank you for sharing your idea with the world! R.I.H.P
I remember first watching the Yugioh anime and being rather drawn in, the cards the various battles. I even had my own deck at that point, consisting of Blue eyes White dragon, Red eyes Black dragon, Dark Magician and Summoned Skull. sadly that deck is lost to time as was my second deck. years later I'm getting back into this game, and rebuilding my new deck. so thank you Kazuki Takahashi rest in peace the True king of games.
RIP Kazuki takahashi, i still remember when i was a 5 y/o boy running running back home to watch a rerun of the same episode for the 8th time and enjoying the hell out of it, great memories were made thanks to this man
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I remember when I was at school in maths, I heard the word Yugioh across the room. I got up and asked the person if they played, they said they did and asked if I’d like to go round their house and play after school.
This event made me new friends, got me to learn the “proper” rules of the game. Got me to go to locals and then to a YCS. Got me to make a RUclips channel and even got me invited to Konami HQ.
Thankyou Kazuki Takahashi, honestly wouldn’t be where I am today without your work.
o7. I salute him for creating not game, but the anime and the fandom he created. When i first watch yugioh, it's was GX started for me. Then my dad started watched the original one, then my boss and i play yugioh for fun. But now this year, i meet new people who played yugioh, and created story of their own, included me. Thank you Mr Kazuki, And i see you in the next era. o7
R.I.P. Kazuki Takahashi.
thank u for this i wwant someone to do this i alway want tpo know how he made the game n thank to him i sstop got pick on when i was a kid n made frinds beacues lean that some ppl just need to a friend n best way is to see if u both like the same thing im gald for him maaking this game if he never did i will haad no friends
Kazuki Takahashi great work. Congratulations for all your work especially Yu-gi-oh
Dedicated to the true creator of the franchise throughout the 7 series anime and manga we miss you our true Yugioh creator Kazuki Takahashi and will pray for you to keep your memory alive for a bright future of the Yugioh franchise.💖🌹
Kazuki Takahashi has ended his turn, definitely the best opening turn in all of Duel Monsters history, RIP to an absolute legend
Agreed
Its our turn now so we need to go all out
@@dewwit no negates tho, because that would just dishonour the legacy he left
Or his LP finally went down to zero
I have no traps to negate Kazuki Takahashis move he has won the duel even if his life points reached zero
"Even though his stay wasn't as long as we would have liked, we're lucky we knew him at all." -Joey Wheeler
Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi. You will always be the real King of Games.
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Alright who out here is cutting onions 😢
my brother in christ, put those onions away 😭😭
It’s raining
Rest In Peace Kazuki takahashi… you were the true king of games and brought together so many people… thank you so much for everything ❤️
Thankyou Kazuki Takahashi.
Rip Kazuki takahashi
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RIP Kazuki Takahashi you made such a grate card game that i fell in love with and it's sad to see you go but i hope you are in a good place now
sincerely
-Dylan Garner
We were focusing so hard in enjoying playing the game that we forgot about the man behind the name.
Grew up in a pretty broken home, and I can’t express how much Kazuki Takahashi’s work meant to me. His story was my escape from reality. RIP the true King of Games, a man who introduces so many youth to the world of anime which would later change their lives, a legacy worth remembering and honoring.
I also grew up in a broken home.. Our hero man. Our hero.
On behalf of every friendship ever made through the Yu-Gi-Oh franchise, rest in peace, mr. Takahashi
What about every slur you hear for playing mystic mine?
@@notscorchingsands9718 not a problem if you dont play mystic mine
Wait, you guys are making friends?
it's unethical to feel content from people who are no longer there for you to give ads
"True friends may be hard to leave, but they're impossible to forget. And even though his stay wasn't as long as we woulda liked, we're lucky we knew him at all."
- Joey Wheeler
Massive respect on leaving monetization off. Some of these bigger channels are out here to profit off of his death, but this is clearly a sign of a real tribute to a life worth celebrating.
I got an ad toward the end
@@cvlcek144 that doesn't mean he's monetizing it. That means RUclips is.
how do you know monetization is off?
There is no way for you to know if monetization is off.
Watched this channel on and off for years, it's always felt genuine
Rip to the King of Games. Thanks for this TGS, I was really hoping the yugioh community would would make videos to honor him.
The fact that it was later revealed in the press that Kazuki Takahashi died a hero's death on top of all else, died in a storm trying to save lives, makes this tribute all the more heartfelt, and a tearful farewell to not only a man that did his best in his final moments to be helpful, but also created a successful franchise that played a major role in the childhoods and lives of many fans, may valhalla welcome him, may we sing praises of him until our voices give out, and may we honor the legacy he left behind.
Kazuki Takahashi's rise to success after several failures and the legendary franchise he created are beyond inspiring
*R.I.P to the King of Games*
Yu-Gi-Oh truly is a match against each other's souls. Facing an opponent and seeing their deck really opens up a window into how they view winning, how they view fun, and what they think is cool. Thank you for this amazing game.
Wow, that’s a good point of view
My main deck full of mostly dragons and spellcasters designed for super awesome comeback turns like in the animes agrees with you.
I never really considered that point of view before. It says a lot about the meta deck players, which I'm sure was not the future Sensei Takahashi envisioned for us all.
Yess the rude duellists I don’t like
Now it’s all about which duelist has the most meta deck.
Imagine being that teacher that said he was never gonna amount to anything. It's like Takahashi said "Aight bet" and set out to prove them wrong and he did and then some. His legacy will live on forever especially since it doesn't look like Yugioh is gonna stop anytime soon. Rest in peace to the true King of Games
if i were him after yugioh originally ended, id go right up to my old teacher, tell him my name, and then sit down having a beer with them, BS abit and tell them what ive accomplished with my life, and then after a nice drink with them i would say, "well, bye, and thanks, thanks to you saying id never would accomplish anything in this world, i took that straight to heart, and now ive accomplished way more than youd likely ever think i would have, thanks for the inspiration bud!"
Thankfully he had too many brain cells to ever say "Aight bet" to anyone.
This great man built my childhood. His art made me want to draw. The card game he inspired made me want to learn English. Rip Kazuki Takahashi, thank you for the memories. May your legacy (Yugioh, etc) lives on and also, you sparked so many friendships around the world with the gift you gave us.
''Everything that you've given us stays right here in our hearts!''
''Right''
''Like we always say...it's your move!''
Rest In Peace, Kazuki Takahashi ❤😇
Yugioh was always more than just a game for me, and I'm not ashamed to say I cried when I heard of Takahashi's death. I loved the anime, and yugioh was one of the few things my father and I bonded over. I could never beat him, but that only ignited my interest in learning the game. When I moved house the same year I started High School, I was completely alone. No friends, nobody that I knew. I felt so alone and alienated, until I found the schools dueling club.
Joining that club and dueling with those nerds were some of the best times of my high school years. Yugioh gave me a place I felt I belonged and helped me make so many friends. Hell, I even beat my dad after all those years, and he gifted me his deck as a reward. I still have all those cards to this day and still enjoy playing.
Takahashi's work gave an entire generation of kids a place to belong and a way to come together. Thank you for everything you gave us, and may you rest in peace.
I found out he died on my 30th birthday. Going to work that day was horrible. It hurt so much. I cried multiple times that day
What a great story thanks for sharing …im an OG player I played in high school when it first came out along with playing sports I always loved the bonding and tactical thinking that came with yugioh …all my friends are older now and have families but I have been picking up old game boy yugioh games and playing through them…I will always love yugioh it will always be special to me I continue to play when I feel alone also it helps a lot .
I wouldn't have made the friends I made without this man and his work. Thank you, Kazuki Takahashi 👍
Same here, I have 2 friends I've known for more than 10 years just because I saw them playing Yugioh. I thank Kazuki Takahashi Dearly for his creations, may he rest in peace.
Same with me
Although I casually collect the cards and haven't played Yugioh as much as any other games due to being frustrated with the meta, Yugioh has been an entertaining franchise for me. I've enjoyed watching the videos covering the characters and card archetypes from TGS Anime and GoldenNovaYugioh Thank you, Kazuki Takahasi. May you rest in peace...
2018-present have been pretty fun meta wise imo, but that’s all gonna change soon with splights and terralements coming out soon
@@JustConnerygo Don't people say this every 3 months since 2008
@@notscorchingsands9718 yeah, but looking at the ocg and how those decks are essentially 90% of the decks in tournaments now
If you're looking for a way to play Yugioh without the fear of a degenerate metagame, have a look into retro formats. Edison in particular is really awesome!
Without Kazuki Takahashi, we wouldn't of had one of the most influential anime franchises of all time. Yu-Gi-Oh has influenced pop culture in so many ways and, I can probably speak for many others when I say this, was an essential part of childhood for many. R I P,. I bet right now, he's playing card games on motorcycles in heaven.
this was beautifully made and has left me in tears... its really sad to see a part of your childhood grow. we appreciate this video and Kazuki Takahashi
Btw im arkosomg the guy who came into ur stream early in the moring to thank you ❤️
Kazuki got scolded by his teacher, Leo Messi got scolded by his teacher, it really goes to show that you should never underestimate someone's hidden potential, which was exactly Takahashi's message to the world , i would give anything to see the faces of those two the very first time they heard of their former students' success.
Or you should tell someone they'll never be worth nothing and then they'll become great lol
his passing is so sad. but we will never forget him, or the beloved memories and joy his work has given us all. a duel is not over untill the last card is played.
Yu-Gi-Oh was a big part of my childhood, it stuck with me Sence, I still play the card game and enjoy the happiness it bring along with friends, Kazuki Takahashi is man who showed us the magic of card games and brought smiles to many people faces, thank you and rest in peace, you will never be forgotten Kazuki Takahashi.
A legend amongst men, he single handedly touched many childhoods through his incredible universe. To this day his manga, anime and game forges the bond of friendship that each Yu Gi Oh story holds at it's core. I got up every Saturday morning to watch new episodes of Yu Gi Oh and Yu Gi Oh G/X. Thanks for brightening my childhood alongside many others. Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, *King of Games*
Rip the legend who brought us an awesome childhood
Thank you Kazuki, you series and everything that spun off of it really helped bring me joy.
It helped me make friends during many of my moves (I moved every 1-3 years cross-continent)
I started getting back into Yu-Gi-Oh in 2021, it was so fun revisiting these stories from my childhood in this rough time. And relearning the card game has been really fun, sharing it with friends that never played it and planning out some decks to try at local tournaments this year. It's def a game that thrives when played at the table face to face, making connections with others.
Thank you Kazuki Takahashi
I was playing duel links when I found about his passing I was shocked. He was the true king of duelists may his soul rest in peace.
Playing Master Duel when I got hit with the news. His passing was too soon. Rip to Industrial Illusions’ CEO, the man who created the game.
Condolences to his loved ones. Yu-Gi-Oh! was an intrigual part of my coping when my mom died. She too was only 60 when she was killed. This coincidence that Mr. Takahashi too was only 60 shakes me to my core. Especially since I had gotten introduced to his work after losing her. May he rest in peace.
This game meant a lot to me. My first cards, that my parents bought me, they threw out. Years later, I got back into the game and have been playing for the past 6 or 7 years. I've met many wonderful people due to this game. And I wouldn't trade that experience for the world. Thank you, Mr. Takahashi. Your turn has ended, but your moves will live on through us. Be at peace.
Kazuki Takahashi isn’t gone, he’s still with us, In our decks and he’ll guide us to the Heart of the Cards. I will Thank Him for bringing into Yugioh ❤️
Well said to be honest
I started playing when I was 11, I'm 31 now, yugioh helped me getting better at math, had hella fun in high school and made so many friends and even today still, yugioh helped made me the man I am, I love this game the moment I picked up my first blue eyes white dragon. Rest easy Takahashi, thank you for everything.
Greatings from a Greek content creator from UK as well Rest in Peace, Kazuki Takahashi-sensei. Your manga has always and will always continue to inspire us for generations to come. We will take the messages you imparted onto the world through your art and live with them until we see you again.
OG yugioh was and still is one of my favorite comfort shows. it was the only thing I'd wake up Saturday mornings as a kid to watch. it was so good even my mom and uncle ended up loving the show to.
yugioh got me through some really tough times as a kid. I'll always be grateful to this man forever
amazing tribute you've made and thank you for highlighting aspects that don't often get shared
The King of Games can finally enter the afterlife and rest in peace!
Rip. Without him I never had gotten into yugioh
Literally since it wouldn't have existed without him
@@darknesswave100 I'm sure somebody would think up that idea someday
Perfect and amazing tribute to this amazing man. Yugioh has affected so many childhoods myself being one. And it truly sucks he's gone. I hope he knows we're all going to be dueling with him in spirit, just like he's dueling with Pharaoh's Atem and Seto in the afterlife.
RIP Takahashi I cherish my Dark Magician I owned since 2002 more now
I think I speak for just about everyone who's watched this Yu-Gi-Oh started in just about everyone's Primary School and made new friendships on the way and always having a Fun time Dueling friends and new comers to the game
And from the heart of our cards we Duellists around the world thank you Kazukit Takahashi for what you have given us and your legacy will live on
In America, yes.
@@Shadowrulzalways I'm in Australia
@@theautobotmechanic419 Even still…
Thank you for this amazing video , R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi 🕊💔 .
I remember long ago, maybe 20 from now. Watching Yu-Gi-Oh on the television. I was so excited to see the Monsters becoming real and fight against each other. Also I recognized how strong freindship can be and how important it is to have good friends. After some Days my mom came back from work with a booster in her hands. My first Yu-Gi-Oh Cards and my first best Card from the Booster was Crab Turtle. I battled against my Brother eatch of us only with 7 or 9 Cards from the Booster, but it maked so much fun. After some weeks/months I got a large Collection and we played it everywhere with friends. In school, on the playground and at home. It was a very great time and I appreciate to took part on this great work in my youth.
I haven't collected the cards or played with my magians deck in years, but when I heard of his passing, I felt hollow inside. The Yugioh franchise inspired me as an artist, a writer, and as a general person. This series created an evolving world that I grew up with, in addition to one of my all time favorite characters. Yugioh became something iconic, and its heartbreaking to know Takahashi is gone. My condolences to his family and the team he worked with. My thanks for the amazing world he created. And may he rest in peace.
We lost a very incredible person who created the story that made me love history and who was a very big influence on me to become a history teacher.
R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi and thanks for everything.
rest in paradise to the king of games indeed.... it's crazy to me how much his work has influenced and inspired people all around the world for so many years. very grateful we got to experience it.
RIP & Farewell to the True King of Games…This video was awesome, really helped put Takahashi life and yu-gi-oh in one place for all to see.
I'm here after Kazuki Takahashi passed away. (I saw it on Facebook). and I hadn't thought about yu gi oh since, 2009 or 2010 when I stopped watching and playing. My parents were poor. Dirt poor. I never got birthday presents or luxury's. And having a few loafs of bread, milk and sugar meant you had something to eat. (Side note: Bread pieces mixed with milk and sugar was delicious to me!. I didn't even know we where poor. lmao). I watched the usual cartoons. Sponge bob, Samurai Jack, DBZ ect we got that on free tv back then and I don't know what's on tv in this new day in age haha. But then suddenly a new show started playing, or at least a show I somehow missed in the line up. Yu Gi Oh. oddly enough I cant remember too much from the show as I was like 6 - 7 maybe. But because of the Facebook post I decided to re watch the first season and BAM!... there it was....I can't explain it. As soon as I started re watching the show I could smell the smell of our old sofa we used to have in the lounge. And I could damn near all most taste my bread and milk breakfast haha.
I was re watching it with my nephew as he now wants to collect yu gi oh cards himself as I'm also introducing him to this world and I had to look away a few times as to not let him see that I was on the verge of tears at a couple of points. and also GOD IS SOME PARTS IN THE SHOW CHEESY hahaha but its ok.
But I wasn't tearing up just from nostalgia. I can't remember most of it you see now that I'm 25 years of age but I KNOW 6 year old me LOVED IT!. and so......................... what made me tear up. well.
Like I said Dirt poor. we had to move around a lot. A lot of family problems (Alcohol was the main culprit). And my richer friends PlayStation 1. (''He hadn't had bread with milk before he had met me so how rich could he truly be'' 6 year old me thought), Movies and cartoons were my ...''escape''.
and so somewhere around 2003 maybe 2004 I wasn't expecting any thing for Christmas because we never got anything for Christmas. unless you count my big bros hand me downs lol (There where 7 of us siblings). but that morning my parents were sitting in the kitchen as I sheepishly entered the room and they where smiling. (I'm lowkey tearing up writing this part haha) . And I say good morning and my dad (He's an emotionless black hole but I know he loves me), My dad nods his head towards our cupboards, I look up and I see a box wrapped in news paper. I drag a chair over so I can reach. pull the box down and on top of this box is a ten dollar note taped to the top of the box!!! I WAS RICH. RICH I TELL YOU. my poverty stricken dumbass thought the ten dollar note was so converted in our family (LITARALLY THE ONLY MONEY MY PARENTS HAVE EVER GIVEN ME), EVER, that the box holding it must be some sort of podium for such a revered piece of paper to sit on hahaha. and so my goofy ass took the ten off and went to walk out. Prolly going to buy me an Island or something haha. but my dad told me to open the wrapping. I tore it open and inside the news paper was a box and on the side of it was a toaster ( it was the box that our new toaster came in a few months prior) but over the picture of the toaster, in permanent marker wrote ''Merry Christmas Yin'' I ripped off the tape holding the box shut. looked in it. and there it was. two Yu gi oh packs loosely sitting inside. its still the best gift I've ever been given.
And so that's why I was tearing up re watching the show. and why I'm currently tearing up writing this now. were my parents perfect parents. NO. But there was always some food on the table. and blanket's on our beds. I've never told my parents how many times I had caught them seeing our monthly bills watching them. Thinking how they thought they were slick and had snuck off without us seeing. I saw. I saw my mom and dad hide in there room and blame themselves and whatever choices they had made till that point for us being too poor to afford a better life. Better conditions. I've caught my mum crying after I asked her why we don't have back packs or books for school... a f*#@ing fake ass Christmas tree at least. I now know as an adult. Just how much they must have saved and how hard they must have tried to work to afford em.
And so that smile on there face. mmmaaaannnnn that smile on there face. when they saw how happy they made me.......
I love my parents. I miss being 6. I miss when life was a little bit simpler. you know.
I have a few packs of cards on the way. the first I've had since that Christmas day 20 years ago almost. I hope my nephew likes them. I hope I see the same smile on his face.
Peace and Love.
And believe in the heart of the cards.
Rest easy pharaoh. You are the true king of games
It still hurts I miss him
Thank you so much for this beautiful tribute. I am eternally greatful that Yugioh was such a big part of my childhood. Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, your legacy, message and memory will live on through us.
Such an amazing creator, and his legacy will continue on into the future.
Thank you so much for this video! I started watching and playing yugioh since I was 11 in 2002. I wasn’t very good at reading as a kid, & the game helped me to want to learn how to read/get better at the game Kuzuki Takahashi has created. I’ve met a lot of people along the way from regionals, ycs tournaments, & nationals as well as many locals I’ve played in throughout the two decades! I’ve met my childhood best friend from playing yugioh, & we still talk today. We use to watch yugioh right before heading to out local tournament, & books a million hobby league tournaments. My father use to buy me booster boxes for chores, & give me a few packs every once in a while.
Thank you for the game, manga, anime, & video games you’ve created Kazuki Takahashi! You’re gone but you won’t be forgotten!
R.I.P to the King of Games
The man was a legend seriously I literally grew up watching yugioh every Saturday morning on 4kids Rest In Peace Kazuki Takahashi your legacy will live on 🕊
Thank you, Takahashi sensei. Your work is & forever will be amazing, R.I.P
Teacher: "You are nothing!"
Kazuki Takahashi: "E X O D I A, Obliterate!"
Rest in peace, Mr. Takahashi. I've loved your creation since I were just a little child and I still love it; I just have good memories whenever I think of YuGiOh. Thank your for everything, good sir.
He will never be forgotten
Well done on your tribute video. I think it struck the right balance of history and respect for his memory.
Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi, because you made me into what I am, you shaped my world with your gift, a divine blessing to this world I would say, your journey may have ended, but your legacy will remain, and I will always be proud to be a Yu-Gi-Oh duelist!
He was indeed a great man in creating the YuGiOh universe. He did something different from other anime and trading cards. When I play Yugioh cards, I forget all my problems and just have fun.
in my case, i always wondering if i can play anything at all facing all those negates
Cannot express how much of an impact and importance yugioh had on my childhood. It helped a shy kid meet new people and make a good friend. Forever grateful to this man for creating this world and this game!
R.I.P to an absolute legend. i owe my childhood to this guy, creating my childhood favorite show and game. this one hits especially hard. really wish Monster Reborn was real ❤️❤️
Kazuki gave us a game that gave so many people a great series, a fun game, and ever lasting friend ships. To the legend himself, tell the pharaoh we said hi
How he always used games as a medium to tell a story, showing emotion through 'combat' is the main thing that stuck with me about yugioh and his writing style and has infested it into all aspects of how i like to write my own stories and characters, Thank you Takahashi, Rest well
Rest in peace, Mr Takahashi. You have gained the favour and love of millions upon millions of people. You were truly the greatest gamesmaster in the world, and we will keep playing your game for as long as we can, to remember and honour you. Farewell
Always have to come back to this video, he was a hero to me and others in the yugioh community.
RIP to a legend. May he rest in power knowing that his work changed all of our lives for the better and that it will continue to change lives for the generations to come. Thank you Kasuki Takahashi
Glad I decided to check if you made a video about this. It was comforting to watch.
I'm binge watching yu gi oh right now to remember him because it's thanks to him I have such fond memories of my childhood because I grew up watching the show on tv.
This was a great video on the man. I didn't know that much about him outside of his creation of this franchise as we know it, and I had no idea he created two manga and anime before Yugioh. Seeing his story presented like this gives me a greater appreciation for him. Knowing the legacy he left behind, I'm proud to be a small, near insignificant, but passionate part of this fandom. I don't think I'll stop collecting the cards and having fun building new decks and playing the game with friends. After all, that's what he intended this game to be.
Kazuki is a legend. And he ended his opening turn with the greatest board of all time. No petty negates, no over the top bells and whistles. He left his soul for us to admire and respect. He was the King of Games, and now we will honor him by giving our all. He wouldn't want anything less, I'm sure.
My first exposure to the manga was through Volume 1, issue 2 of the U.S. Shonen jump, which included the chapter where Yami Yugi faced off against (and burned alive) the escaped convict. The darker tone of the Manga compared to the anime cemented me as a fan. Anzu was pretty hot too... RIP Takahashi.
Yugioh was the first way me and my big brother would bond, it was my first anime, my first card game, and my first passion. Yugioh has brought more joy to me than almost any other media, it helped me build the strategic side of my mind before I even new how to read. Yugioh is a franchise that means more to me than any other media. Yugi taught me friendship, Atem taught me strategy, Jaiden taught me what it means to do something just for the fun of it, Yusei taught me how to lead and be apart of a team, Yuma taught me to never give in to hopelessness. Thank you Kazuki Takahashi, for showing me what it means to be human. I end my turn.
Friends I made back in my youth im still friends with today. And we all met eachother because of yugioh.
Tho I never knew Takahashi personally. He had an incredible impact on all our lifes and we'll never forget him and his dreams of friendship though card games.
I went back into Yu-Gi-Oh! 4 months ago because of a friend, last time I played it was 20 years ago and despite not having a physical deck I enjoy playing the mobile games, on the 12th of June I got corona and started watching 5D's because I had nothing to do and two days before Kazuki sensei passed away finished the anime, now all the good moments and good things from that series will become a sad but also a great experience that will be carved in my memory.
Thanks sensei for all your hard work sensei.
R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi the true king of games may your legend be forever known and may there never be a generation who doesn't know what you left behind and made.
This was a great tribute and memorial to Kazuki Takahashi TGS. I especially loved the music you added when relaying his final message. May you live on in our hearts with the love for Yugioh, Kazuki Takahashi.
Rest in peace, Kazuki Takahashi. You will be remembered
Not even a minute into this I was simultaneously almost tearing up and grinning. thank you so much for this TGS.
I’ve grown up with yugioh through most of my life. Going on and off of it. I love and appreciate all of what this man accomplished. He lived a successful life and his heart was always in the very card game he created. You will forever be missed! Thank you for the stories you told. May the true King of Games finally Rest In Peace. You’ve earned it
Yugioh shaped my childhood in many ways that lead me to the person I am today. It is probably the most social community in the need gaming world I've ever been apart of. Even when I take breaks from it I'll always come back to it. I'm so glad this show was made. Tcg anime great rememberce video
Rest In Peace Mr. Kazuki Takahashi, my legend …
Miss him already 😢😢😢😢😢 but I will forget him or lessons of courage and Friendship. His legacy won't live on forever and now he will always be in our hearts of mind
I've been playing Yu-Gi-Oh since high school, that's some 20yrs ago and still playing it. Thank you Kazuki Takahashi!!!
I can't believe it has been a year since he passed away. Rest in peace Kazuki Takahashi.
I was a lonely kid I met a lot of the friends I have now thanks to Yugioh so thank you Kazuki Takahashi you did exactly what you set out to achieve with Yugioh.
I've been a fan of Yugioh since before i can remember. It's one of the few franchises that I have kept up with over the years and even into decades now and i have to thank Kazuki Takahashi for that for wanting to make something out of his work and himself. To this very day, me and friends that i've manage to get into Yugioh along the way still duel and the next one will be for the creator himself.
This guy was a legend and he will be missed
Rest In Peace Kazuki Takahashi, I’m sure he is in a better place. He’s watching over all the duels and games being done around the world now, and enjoying the grand legacy he’s left behind.
Yu-Gi-Oh was always a joy to play and it still is, even as an adult i come back to play when life hits hard and without Kazuki this game would have never seen the light , rest in piece legend
His work is still my biggest comfort whenever im sick, or just struggling with a depressive episode. Yugi was my hero as a kid, and i still adore the yugioh series to this day, rip kazuki takahashi, your work will never be forgotten.
I will alway appreciate all the art,story and memories that Kazuki Takahashi has given us.May his legacy live on forever.
I found your channel around 2016 and it was honestly one of the channels that I have watched all the time since then, I have enjoyed your character & archetype videos and I'm glad you were able to find friends through this amazing show ♥
R.I.P Kazuki Takahashi & he will be in our hearts forever.
A very late response from me, but thank you very much for the support and the kind words!
I hope I can keep making content you enjoy 😄
All the best to you!
I just figured out how this legend just died he gave his life to save 3 people from drowning what a hero
Thank you providing the history on this great man. May we continue drawing cards in memory of him
R.I.P KAZUKI TAKAHASHI you will be missed thank you for awesome card game and manga Yu-Gi-Oh!!!! Rest In Peace
Kazuki Takahashi, i truly thank you for all your hard work with this series. I was very familiar with the tv shows of Yugioh and i had friends who played the card game but i never actually played it myself. My friends tried to teach me but i kept getting confused so i stopped. Duel Links appeared which got me curious but when i heard about Synchro and XZY summoning was supposed to be in the game i thought against it since i got confused before. Around 3yrs a video on Duel Links appeared on my recommended page, after i watched it i said ill try it out if i don't like it ill jus delete it. I'm still playing it too this day grinding it out because i wanna play a Galaxy eyes deck with that new Full Armored, Cipher blade, Photon Lord (Galaxy eyes), anyways this series has really helped me a lot like when im not feeling up to par or helping me make friends, either way i really love this amazing series and thank you for sharing your idea with the world! R.I.H.P
I remember first watching the Yugioh anime and being rather drawn in, the cards the various battles. I even had my own deck at that point, consisting of Blue eyes White dragon, Red eyes Black dragon, Dark Magician and Summoned Skull. sadly that deck is lost to time as was my second deck. years later I'm getting back into this game, and rebuilding my new deck. so thank you Kazuki Takahashi rest in peace the True king of games.
RIP Kazuki takahashi, i still remember when i was a 5 y/o boy running running back home to watch a rerun of the same episode for the 8th time and enjoying the hell out of it, great memories were made thanks to this man
Thank you Takahashi. Thanks to you ive made friends and memories that will last a lifetime.
Kazuki Takahashi is the KING OF GAMES and will always remain as a inspiration to me. Rest in peace Legend 🕊️