Yu-Gi-Oh's History
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Yu-Gi-Oh has first started off its history in
Japan. The series was created by a man called Kazuku Takahashi, who helped write the
original comic book of Yu-Gi-Oh in 1996, involving the tale about a game-playing boy with
mystical powers. Shortly after, a TV series was created, but it turned out to be a
failure in the public eye. Two years later in 1998 though, Takahashi added more to his
plot, which made it take off considerably within the teenage male demographic.
Now, Yu-Gi-Oh has skyrocketed in its industry. Konami, the company that is
responsible for both the video game editions and card games have gained about $1.3 billion.
The phenomonon doesn't end there, as Yu-Gi-Oh's brand name has been found on other forms
of media and merchandise, such as comic books, the Anime Series that debuted in 2000,
video cassettes and DVDs, and more.
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