Recently, the author of " Yu-Gi-Oh! " Takahashi Kazuki passed away. His body was found off the coast of Okinawa at the age of 60.
It was so sudden that fans immediately thought it was fake news. Takahashi has only been serializing Yu-Gi-Oh for more than 20 years now, so how could he fail so quickly... After checking again, it turns out that Takahashi only started serializing Yu-Gi-Oh when he was 37 years old, so he is already 60.
html It’s really arrogant to still do snorkeling at the age of 160... Think about the fact that Usui Yoshito next door is also about the same age and has stopped climbing. It is high risk to engage in such heavy physical sports at an old age.
Although I only have one famous work, Yu-Gi-Oh!, it has truly influenced an entire generation and promoted an evergreen brand of battle cards. The influence of the DM series is not comparable to those sequels that sell brands.
Capsule Monster, Monster Kingdom and DDD are games that many people yearned for when they were children, and they also indirectly boosted everyone's expectations for running groups.
The looks of President and Wang are so cool now. Not to mention their current looks, they are more than as good as Brother Crab. Fans remember the days when they were still chasing DM serials on various forums and pirated bookstores.
Among the five Yu-Gi-Oh works, not to mention the serialized arcv, among the remaining four, the original DM written by Takahashi and the 5DS whose story outline was designed by Takahashi in the early stage have all received high praise. In addition, The two films are obviously different in terms of storytelling.
side reflects Takahashi's unquestionable status and strength in this work he created. In addition, the one with the highest votes has been confirmed to be a rumor. The originator of the rumor himself has come out to refute the rumor. Please stop liking it, lest you think Takahashi is really so reluctant to draw Yu-Gi-Oh!
In fact, many people do not realize that Takahashi Kazuki plays an irreplaceable role in the Yu-Gi-Oh series - whether it is card games or animation production.
Many people don’t like the Yu-Gi-Oh! games after DM. In addition to the original complex and childhood sentiments, one of the more important reasons is that the subsequent Yu-Gi-Oh! games have completely turned into “King of Cards”. .
This is not to say that the plots of the later parts are not good, but the way the plot unfolds is much simpler, and the way the plot unfolds in Yu-Gi-Oh is actually very weak logically. So, DM doesn’t have this problem? There are actually
, but the part where this problem appears most obviously is the original Doma film. In other parts of the plot, Takahashi used the method of setting up a duel conference, where people from all walks of life came up with their own schemes.
He always kept in mind that the motivation behind these people's actions was the purpose behind the duel, not the duel itself. Pharaoh is to retrieve his memory, and Kaiba is to break the shadow of the past. Malik's purpose is to seize the Three God Cards and take revenge on the Pharaoh. Therefore, one of the DM's classics is that the character's actions have a relatively reasonable driving force, and the logical flaw of "solving problems with cards" is also solved relatively well.
also has a profound knowledge of ancient civilizations. Watching DM is a pleasure. In addition to watching card games, the setting of the world view and background itself is also very interesting. Not to mention the settings of the three divine cards, and seven artifacts , cast a mysterious color on the whole story. Many of the names of characters and monsters that appear in
are related to ancient Egyptian myths. In order to create the ancient Egypt chapter, Takahashi personally went to Egypt to collect materials. Part of the experience of Pegasus, the father of the duel monsters in his novel, was also Takahashi's own personal experience.
