Oh! Card Game The Chronicles" will focus on characters from the “Live★Twin/Evil★Twin” archetype, with a three-episode story ...

Oh! Card Game The Chronicles" will focus on characters from the “Live★Twin/Evil★Twin” archetype, with a three-episode story ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! TAG FORCE GX has been announced for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 with new and enhanced features. It’ll be available February 16th, 2027.

Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi’s first original art exhibition has revealed new details, including its key visual, exhibition highlights, ticket information, visitor bonuses, and exclusive ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The comic actor, who ended a celebrated run on “Saturday Night Live” last year, will begin a 12-week engagement in mid-September. By Malia Mendez ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! is joining Uniqlo’s UT lineup with a new graphic T-shirt collection expected to arrive overseas in early August. Officially listed on regional Uniqlo pages, the upcoming range celebrates the ...

Yugi Moto’s voice actor, Shunsuke Kazama, shared the following announcement when it comes to the upcoming exhibit: “I’m really looking forward to Takahashi-sensei’s original artwork exhibition.

Yu-Gi-Oh Rarity Collection V delivers strong reprints, 1/1 chase cards, pull rates, and box strategy for serious collectors. Gear up as Yu-Gi-Oh Rarity Collection V drops on April 17 and stands out as ...

Sabrina Carpenter Slams White House for Using “Juno” Without Permission in 'Evil' ICE Raids Video Carpenter's song "Juno," which appeared on her album 'Short n' Sweet,' was featured in an ICE raids ...

Yu-Gi-Oh! has spoken out against the White House using anime footage without permission in a pro-war video on social media. As spotted by Japanese news site ITMedia, the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime’s official X ...

Yu-Gi-Oh is denying having any involvement after the White House used clips from the anime in a video on X. The White House’s official X account has been playing heavily into meme culture in recent ...

Based on a Japanese manga series by Kazuki Takahashi in 1996, Yu-Gi-Oh! has grown into an anime TV series, feature films, books, toyline, video games, and a very popular trading card game from Konami.