Comic Magazine
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| Initial release | February 1, 1986 |
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| Directors | Yōjirō Takita |
| Composers | Katsuo Ōno |
| Japanese | コミック雑誌なんかいらない! |
| Screenplay | Yuya Uchida |
| Isao Takagi | |
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| ID | 3020892 |
About Comic Magazine
A moderately successful television journalist, Kinameri (Yuya Uchida) is itching for a big scoop. So he's predictably excited when he learns that a corrupt local businessman has barricaded himself in his house, holding police -- and a curious TV audience -- at bay. The lead reporter on the standoff, Kinameri is stunned when he sees gun-toting gangsters arrive on the scene and storm the house. Kinameri finally has his scoop -- but it ends in a way he never would have expected. … MORE
Kazuki Takahashi: Yu-Gi-Oh! manga comic creator found dead in sea at 60
Kazuki Takahashi , whose popular manga comic series Yu-Gi-Oh! became a global franchise including TV shows, films and a hugely successful Card Game , has been found dead in The Sea in Japan.
The 60-year-old died after an apparent snorkelling trip near the southern Okinawa Island , the coastguard said.
He was found off the coast wearing an underwater mask, snorkel and fins, an official for The City of Nago added.
" We Are investigating the case as both a possible accident or crime, " He Said .
Yu-Gi-Oh! which means King of Games, is about spiky-haired teenager Yugi, who receives an ancient puzzle that awakens in him the alter ego of an Egyptian Pharaoh . He then solves conflicts using games.
It was published in Japanese Comic Magazine Shonen Jump between 1996 and 2004, and in 1999 was turned into a real-life trading Card Game .
A decade later, The Game gained the Guinness World Record for the best-selling trading Card Game in history with sales of More Than 22 billion cards, according to manufacturer Konami. The Franchise also grew to include Video Games , books, toys and figurines.
Takahashi was found about 300m offshore, public broadcaster NHK said. He was found on Wednesday and identified on Thursday .
Source of news: bbc.com