Yu-Gi-Oh ~ Tv Series Part 3

Y (Japanese) King of Games Yuugiou: Duel Monsters Age rating: Older Children (May contain mild bad language, bloodless violence) Genres: Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Shounen, Supernatural Director: Kunihisa Sugishima Plot Summary: Game loving Mutou Yugi was given an ancient relic by his grandfather called the Sennen (Thousand-Year) Puzzle. He completed the puzzle and was possessed by the spirit of an ancient Pharaoh. The Pharaoh has no memories of who he is or how he got in the puzzle to begin with. The Pharaoh looks out for Yugi and his friends and Yugi agrees to help the Pharaoh recover his lost memory and help him be put to rest so he can go on to the afterlife and finally leave Yugi's body. Yugi, a seemingly normal boy, was given the Millenium Puzzle by his Granfather. But then, Yugi's Grandfather's soul was trapped inside a Duel Card, a card from a game that many play in tournaments. Now Yugi Must Duel his way to the one who entrapped his Grandfather, with help from the Millenium Puzzle, and save him. Running time: half hour Number of episodes: 343 Episode titles: We have 247 Vintage: 1998-04-04 to 1998-10-10 Opening Theme: "Kawaita Sakebi" by Field of View #01: "Voice" by CLOUD (eps 1-52) #02: "Shuffle" by Okui Masami (eps 52-81) #03: "WILD DRIVE" by Nagai Masato (eps 82-121) #03: "WILD DRIVE" by Wild & Delicates feat. Nagai Masato (eps 82-121) #04: "Warriors" by Ikusawa Yuichi (eps 122-000) #05: "Overlap" by Kimeru (eps 190-000) Ending Theme: "Ashita Moshi Kimiga Kowaretemo" by WANDS #01: "Genki no SHAWAA" by Maeda Ai (eps 1-52) #02: "Ano hi no Gogo" by Okui Masami (eps 52-81) #03: "Rakuen" by CAVE (eps 82-121) #04: "Afureru Kanjou ga Tomaranai" by Ikusawa Yuuichi (eps 122-000) #04: "Afureru Yuujyoo Ga Tomachinai" by Ikusawa Yuichi (eps 122-000) #05: "EYES" by Ikusawa Yuichi (eps 190-000)