Yu-Gi-Oh! : duelist. Vol. 16, The Battle City finals

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Title:

Yu-Gi-Oh! : duelist. Vol. 16, The Battle City finals

Alternate title:

Battle City finals

Author:

Takahashi, Kazuki, 1961-2022 author.

Yamazaki, Joe, translator.

Series:

Yu-Gi-Oh! ;

Duelist ;

Series Number:

16.

Summary:

Yugi enters the Duel Monsters, the world's most popular collectible card game, where he must face ruthless opponents like game designer Maximillion Pegasus in the hopes of discovering the origin of the game and his own powers.

Audience:

7-9

General Note:

Vol. 14-, Shonen Jump manga ed.

Pages numbered from right to left.

Edition:

Shonen Jump graphic novel ed.

Physical Description:

191 p. : chiefly ill. ; 20 cm.

Genre:

Graphic novels.

Comics (Graphic works)

Author(s):

Yamazaki, Joe,

Publisher:

Viz,

Publication Date:

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ISBN:

9781421506906

Publication Information:

San Francisco : Viz, [2005]-

Call Number:

YA YUGIOH.DUELIST #16

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Summary

It's the duel Yugi and Jonouchi have been waiting for...but they never thought it would happen like this! Brainwashed by the evil mastermind Marik, Jonouchi is fighting to kill his best friend, and the loser will sleep with the fishes on the bottom of Domino Bay! As the tournament narrows down to eight finalists, the stage moves to the sky, to Kaiba's private airship. Hiding among the finalists is Marik...but is Yugi's old friend Bakura actually the most dangerous of all?

Author Notes

Original Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi first tried to break into the manga business in 1982, but success eluded him until Yu-Gi-Oh! debuted in the Japanese Weekly Shonen Jump magazine in 1996. Yu-Gi-Oh! 's themes of friendship and competition, together with Takahashi's weird and wonderful art, soon became enormously successful, spawning a real-world card game, video games, and six anime series (two Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh! series, Yu-Gi-Oh! GX, Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's, Yu-Gi-Oh! Zexal, and Yu-Gi-Oh ARC-V ).