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yu-gio by Eddie The Elephant September 30, 2005
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yugioh abridged
Yugioh abridged clip:
Yugi: Give me back my milenium puzzle you big dickweed! Waaaaaaaaaa!
Joey and Triston(sining) We're tormenting you!
Yugi: Give me back my milenium puzzle you big dickweed! Waaaaaaaaaa!
Joey and Triston(sining) We're tormenting you!
yugioh abridged by Toorrrmeeennnt! February 22, 2008
Yugioh 5d's
A spin off of the original series of Yugioh. It involves new characters, new types of cards, and a new system of playing the game on motorcycles called Duel Runners.
1. I tried to pull a Yugioh 5d's, but my cards flew off my dashboard.
2. Let me bust a Yugioh 5D's and complicate the storyline.
2. Let me bust a Yugioh 5D's and complicate the storyline.
Yugioh 5d's by beastslayer36 June 22, 2009
yugioh
Yu-gi-oh is a television/manga series created by Kazuki Takahashi which is also a popular card game. The original manga was published in Shonen Jump Magazine. The title Yu-gi-oh is a play on words in japanese. "Yugi oh" translated means "king of games" which is the alternate title in the english version. An alternate spelling in Japanese, Yujyo (taken from the first kanji of the main character Yugi Motou and one of his friends Joey Wheeler, Katsuya Jounouchi in the japanese version, alternate spelling Jyonouchi) means "friendship" which is a reoccuring theme in the series.
In the dubbing process alot has been cut out and changed to suit a younger audience (and make more money of the merchandising). The dubbed version of Yu-gi-oh is not a true representation of the story and it is better to watch the subtitled Japanese versions that are floating about out there or even read the manga.
In the dubbing process alot has been cut out and changed to suit a younger audience (and make more money of the merchandising). The dubbed version of Yu-gi-oh is not a true representation of the story and it is better to watch the subtitled Japanese versions that are floating about out there or even read the manga.
yugioh by isabelle_inka_brock May 12, 2006
u/yugiohhero
u/yugiohhero by cockman101 June 21, 2020
Yugioh
a) "You watch Yugioh? Have you graduated from Elementary School yet?"
Reason: watched 4kids version of Yugioh.
b) "Hey, Yugioh is super cool."
Reason: watched Japanese version of Yugioh.
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Older yugioh fans no longer talk about Yugioh in public in the U.S. because of the way 4kids has edited out all the cool parts of Yugioh. Cool stuff such as death, violence, and way darker feel of the Japanese version does not exist in the 4kids version of Yugioh, so now everyone in the US thinks it's a show for 6-10 year olds. Until they see the Japanese version.
Reason: watched 4kids version of Yugioh.
b) "Hey, Yugioh is super cool."
Reason: watched Japanese version of Yugioh.
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Older yugioh fans no longer talk about Yugioh in public in the U.S. because of the way 4kids has edited out all the cool parts of Yugioh. Cool stuff such as death, violence, and way darker feel of the Japanese version does not exist in the 4kids version of Yugioh, so now everyone in the US thinks it's a show for 6-10 year olds. Until they see the Japanese version.
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