yu-gi-oh RPG

Yu-Gi-Oh! (遊☆戯☆王, Yū☆gi☆ō;?, lit.: "The King of Games")[5] is a manga created by Kazuki Takahashi, which has given rise to a franchise, as well as multiple series of anime, movies, card games and numerous video games. Publication began on October 30, 1996 and ended on March 8, 2004 with thirty-eight volumes. It is one of the most popular mangas offered in Shūeisha's Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine. The Spanish version of the anime maintains the Japanese name, but the anime translated into peninsular Spanish and Latin American uses the American name.[6] The first adaptation into an anime series was by Toei Animation in 1998, which faithfully followed the first seven chapters of the manga. Only 27 chapters were made that never left Japan, since it was not well received.

In 2000, a second anime adaptation titled Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters was produced by Studio Gallop and distributed by the television network TV Tokyo; This second adaptation achieved more reception and popularity unlike the previous one, being translated into more than twenty languages ​​and sold in more than sixty countries, a version that was published in the West by 4Kids. It ended on September 29, 2004 with two hundred and twenty-four episodes.[7] A remastered version highlighting certain Duels began airing in Japan in February 2015. The work is about the story of a young man named Yūgi Mutō, who is an amateur Duelist who carries the "Millennium Puzzle" or "Millennium Puzzle", one of the seven Millennial Objects that his grandfather had given him. In addition, there is a card game called monster duel that can be found in the play store.

•Yūgi Mutō (武藤 遊戯 Mutō Yūgi?)[10] is a boy skilled in Monster Duels, who carries a Millennium Item, which his grandfather had given him, the Millennium Puzzle/Millennium Puzzle, where it is found. locked away a spirit of an ancient pharaoh.[11]
• Atem (アテム, Atemu?) [10] was an ancient pharaoh of Egypt, but after he had lost his memories of him, his soul had been trapped inside Yūgi's Millennium Puzzle. His name is a variation of Atum [12].
•Anzu Mazaki (真崎 杏子, Mazaki Anzu;?, known as Téa Gardner in the 4Kids version)[10] is Yūgi's childhood friend. She is sweet and likes to provide support to everyone. She is not a Duelist, but on the occasions she has had the chance, her ability in Duels is surprising.[13]
•Katsuya Jōnouchi (城之内 克也, Jōnouchi Katsuya?, known as Joseph "Joey" Wheeler in the 4Kids version)[10] is Yūgi's best friend. Initially he is nothing more than a bully, but later becomes one of his loyal friends. He likes to play (in fact, he scored surprising victories in Monster Duels), but usually loses to Yūgi.[14]
•Seto Kaiba (海馬瀬人, Kaiba Seto?)[10] initially appears as a villain, but later becomes an ally. He believes that he is the best player in the world, and that Yūgi is a threat. Despite his age, he is the president of the Kaiba Corporation, the largest gaming company in the world and the most influential in Japan.[15]

Yu-Gi-Oh RPG

Millennium Items or Millennium Objects are objects that have unique and extraordinary powers. There are seven Millennium Articles, which are:

The Millennium Puzzle/Millennium Puzzle, which contains the soul of Pharaoh Atem.[8] This allows you to detect the Egyptian God cards and control them, in addition to being able to free imprisoned souls and control dark powers.[16]
The Millennium Ring/Millennium Ring: can detect immense evil in the surroundings. It is also the only Item/Object capable of finding, like radar, other Millennium Items/Millennium Objects. Can Summon beings from the Shadow Realm without being in a Duel.[17]
The Millennium Scepter/Millennium Scepter allows you to control the minds of other people. Additionally, he can seal monsters into stone tombstones.[18]
The Millennium Eye/Millennium Eye can read other people's minds, store souls in empty cards, and see the darkness of the heart.[19]
The Millennium Key/Millennium Key has the ability to turn the user invisible. He can also see people's intentions, scan their minds, and detect dark monsters.[20]
The Millennium Scale/Millennium Scale has the power to judge people's souls and was also used in ancient Egypt for the Fusion of monsters.[21]
The Millennium Necklace/Millennium Necklace allows you to see the past and the future.[22]

Yugi Mutō, a normal high school student, had Anzu as his only friend. Yūgi had received from his grandfather Sugoroku Mutō an ancient Egyptian artifact known as the Millennium Puzzle, one of the seven Millennium Objects, [8] which he had found on one of his archaeological expeditions. The Puzzle was found in a gold box and in multiple pieces.[8] After eight long years, about to complete such a difficult puzzle, he reads a small inscription that he had, which said that whoever completed that puzzle could be granted a wish. Yūgi wants to "have friends", but a few moments after placing it, Jōnouchi and Honda steal the piece. Yūgi asks them, but they refuse. They later return the piece to Yūgi. Once he had put it together he has Jōnouchi and Hiroto as faithful friends. Yūgi is then possessed by another personality, which is later discovered to be a spirit over five thousand years old, known by the name Yami.[8] (Is Yugi recovering?). The story will continue while Yūgi and his friends face several opponents,[9] to try to find the letters of the Egyptian Gods, since through these they can recover the lost memories of Pharaoh Atem (the true identity of Yami ) through the Monster Duels that are reflected in the Shadow Games (although this concept was not present at all in the original version).

In this game, two players will Duel each other using a variety of Monster, Spell and Trap Cards to defeat their opponent's Monsters and be the first to reduce the other's Life Points (LP) to 0.

A role-playing game or JDR (typical Spanish translation of the English role-playing game or its acronym RPG, literally "role interpretation game") is a game in which one or more players play a certain role, role or personality where you will take the role of a character from the yu-gi-oh series