A real phenomenon at the end of the 90s, the manga
Yu-Gi-Oh!
, which depicts the story of a young boy engaging with his friends in monster duels through a card game, has sold tens of millions of copies worldwide.
And it didn't take long before the famous eponymous game was printed.
But much more than a return to childhood, the
Yu-Gi-Oh!
are
for some also synonymous with significant financial profits.
Two weeks ago, players learned of the death of the creator of the license: Kazuki Takahashi.
"
It's sad for the game and our childhood.
I grew up with Yu-Gi-Oh!
since the game was released in 2002, before discovering the competition 16 years later
confides Jean*, 27, a computer developer, at the entrance to a specialized shop in Paris where a tournament of around twenty players is being prepared every week.
At the exit, several people are waiting, their backpacks filled with binders of maps more…
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