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Thank you Takahashi sensei! Thank you King!
Thank you for making Yu-Gi-Oh!
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Hearing Kazuki Takahashi passed away sucks...Yu-Gi-Oh was huge for me as a kid, I thought it was one of the coolest things ever. He was a great artist & mangaka. Wishing his family and friends the best, R.I.P
Close up!! I tried to really capture that unique artstyle yu-gi-oh has, to the best of my abilities I hope I gave justice to it (T▽T)
Rest in Peace to Kazuki Takahashi the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh. He practically helped made my childhood enjoyable for me and plenty others. 💯❤️
Yu-Gi-Oh! has always been present in my life, filling the hearts of my friends and I with boundless joy. It is the cornerstone of some of my happiest memories. I am so thankful for Kazuki Takahashi-sensei and the wonderful world that he gifted us. His legacy will live on forever.
Some of you know my childhood was extremely rough, and, silly as it sounds, Yu-Gi-Oh! - the manga, anime, the card game, the little community of nerds like me, was one of the few good things I had going on in my life then.
So, thank you, Kazuki Takahashi, and rest in peace.
Xiao is one of the GI characters with a very particular and striking design. I'm not familiar with it at all, but I tried to do my best, for my dear @cutecherryart thanks for the support!
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Aun no superó la noticia del fallecimiento del maestro Kazuki Takahashi, creador de Yugioh.
Yu-Gi-Oh fue, es y seguirá siendo una parte muy importante de mi vida, y solo puedo decir, muchas gracias por crearlo
Descanse En paz maestro, fuiste y serás siempre uno de los grandes.
Yu-Gi-Oh was always my favorite anime ever since I was a kid, and for several years, I was an avid player of the card game. Hearing the death of Kazuki Takahashi really was crushing to hear because of how his work was so much of an influence in my life. He was a true legend.
También esté contaba con otras obras escritas y dibujadas por él, cómo Tokyo No Tsuma, Tennenshokudanji Buray, y su última novela The ComiQ, obras qué no destacaron tanto cómo Yu-Gi-Oh! pero qué igualmente tenían su amor y dedicación en ellas, por que Takahashi le gustaba dibujar
I was taking a break from Twitter but I just wanna pay respects to Kazuki Takahashi who unfortunately pass away recently. I love Yu-Gi-Oh as a kid and I grew a greater appreciation of it as a adult. I hope he can rest in peace knowing he left a impact on people all over the world
I am so heartbroken to hear the passing of Kazuki Takahashi, the mangaka of the Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise.
Not only were the monsters he designed and created were so memorable, but the stories and characters he got to tell. As cheesy as friendship can be in a… https://t.co/dPb1l4AbIs
The Yu-Gi-Oh manga became a surprise favorite of mine when I was getting into the original US launch of Shonen Jump. Takahashi has a talent for horror-infused storytelling and coming up with some WILD situations and mind games. Gone way too soon, may he rest in peace.
UDON has had the chance to work on several Yu-Gi-Oh! publishing and creative services projects over the years. Sad to hear of the passing of the property's creator, Kazuki Takahashi.
Interesting Kazuki Takahashi fact is that one of his assistants, Akira Ito, who wrote and illustrated spinoff manga Yu-Gi-Oh R, went on to create his own hugely successful TCG—Cardfight!! Vanguard