Yu-Gi-Oh!: Millennium World, Vol. 1: The World Of Memory

Yugi's gichan/grandpa tells him the story wen he first finds the millennium puzzle, a thief steals Yugi's god cards where he runs intoyami Bakura <3 who... "helps him" then yami Yugi goes into the world of his memory where he's totally clueless, as his friends go inside Yugi's maze like heart in search for his other self well the king of thief's force's him self into the palace. to find out what happens you should buy the manga! ^w^

Yu-Gi-Oh! Millennium World is so good that I read all seven volumes more than once. There are three things I look for in the manga and the three things are: the art style meaning how it is drawn, the characters and the story. Keep in mind when thinking of purchasing this manga is that the manga is sort of different from the anime. The condition of the manga is brand new upon arrival and unboxing of the package.

Just a refreshing read & I really didn't get to see that side of the story in the Manga aspect for how many times I have watched the season 5 segment 20 + times

Love the book as expected. Will buy more

Good book

Great book series.

Pretty much as brand new!

Took me a while to get it due to a post office mix-up, but once that was straightened out I was more than happy with it. Book was in the stated condition, and it's a harder to find volume in most used book stores.

Loved Yu-Gi-Oh! ever since I was little and I'm glad I finally got this off my to buy list just going by this volume I think Millenium World might be the best of the three original manga series. Can't wait to read the rest.

I loved the anime as a kid wanted to read the manga and needed this volume to complete my collection

Brilliant book, and amazing art work.

Excellent

I've purchased all of the YGO titles that are available so far, and this one is by far the best and most interesting. As this is the first chronologically, these first chapters explain the story behind the Millennium items, whilst the drawings of Yugi's OH are fascinating and very different than we're used to. Takahashi's stylised scenery, backgrounds, clothing etc really help to set the scene - if you are a fan of the series I highly recommend that you get this.Without spoiling, one penultimate scene involves OH & Bakura - I was stunned with the emotion presented within a single page. As this is the first book in the series it's fascinating to see how much the characters have evolved over time, both physically and emotionally (little Yugi is STILL shorter than everyone else, but you can see that he is growing up. Weirdly enough, he's somehow able to sleep whilst wearing his little spiky neck collar and giant pyramid sharp-edged necklace on at night?)His OH has also grown over time - he even smiles at one point! ^_^' Who'd could have guessed? Whilst the cards used to duel in the rest of the series are absent, the story behind the various monsters and spirits that inhabit them is explored. Bakura fans, prepare to be satiated as there's tons of him looking super dapper and evil in here.This volume gives a teen rating on the cover. The only aspects of the story that could justify this involve someone being shot from a distance, whilst a second villain is stabbed a sword (due to this being a manga, both are relatively simple black and white images, so bear that in mind if you're getting this for someone else). Overall, I loved this volume :)