Yu-Gi-Oh! #1
The first issue of Yu-Gi-Oh! (2004) kicks off with Yugi accidentally solving the Millennium Puzzle, unwittingly releasing the spirit of an ancient pharaoh whose presence now shares his body. When danger arises, the pharaoh awakens to defend Yugi—and begins playing the Shadow Games against those who cause harm, starting with the greedy student council president Ushio. Written by Kazuki Takahashi, Magnus Johansson, and Janne Lund, and illustrated by Takahashi with inks by Takahashi, the story blends mystery and ancient magic, with cover art by Takahashi and Louise Winnerhall.
When the loud and aggressive Sozoji forces students from Yugi’s school to endure his brutal concerts, the music begins to stir something unexpected—his own heart beats faster when he plays "Skuggornas spel." With Yugi, Jonouchi, Anzu Mazaki, and Hanasaki caught in the chaos, the line between torment and something deeper starts to blur.
When Fånge nr 777 takes Yugi, Jonouchi, and Anzu hostage at the café where she works, the tension spikes—especially when Yugi, as the Pharaoh, challenges him to a duel of "Skuggornas spel." The stakes rise fast, and the game quickly turns personal.
In the heat of the school festival, veteran student Inogashira Goro challenges Yugi to a high-stakes nitroglycerin-lufthockey showdown to claim his spot in the competition. With Jonouchi and Anzu cheering from the sidelines and Hanasaki watching closely, the tension builds as Yugi—guided by the spirit of the Pharaoh—faces off against a rival determined to prove himself.
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