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Yugi's Art Unveiled in Tokyo Exhibit
16 Sep
Summary
- Original art exhibition for YU-GI-OH! creator Kazuki Takahashi opens.
- Over 370 manga manuscripts and illustrations are on display.
- Special merchandise, including collectible stickers, is offered.
An exhibition dedicated to the original artwork of Yu-Gi-Oh! creator Kazuki Takahashi has opened in Tokyo. Titled 'YU-GI-OH! ART WORKS,' the show commemorates the manga's 30th anniversary. The exhibition features over 370 hand-drawn manga manuscripts, color illustrations, reference materials, and sketches, with some pieces displayed publicly for the first time.
The event is divided into five zones, guiding visitors through the story's progression. Attendees who purchase a ticket will receive a 'My Turn!! Double Sticker' collectible. A limited ticket option includes the 'Mark of the King of Duelists' set, a special edition recreation of the Egyptian God cards.
The exhibition commenced on December 12 and will run until February 21 of the following year at Creative Museum Tokyo. Applications for the initial ticket lottery, valid for December admissions, were open from September 14 to September 27. Winners were to be notified around October 2, with payments due October 6 and tickets issued from October 10.
