Toei can't sell, produce, or have anything to do with the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime anymore because they no longer have the rights to it - or else they get sued. However, it didn't fare well with ratings (due to some of the major difference between it and the manga, fans didn't exactly like it) and after Toei made an attempt to advertise the Magic and Wizards game (which was gaining popularity ever since Kazuki Takahashi created it in one chapter of the original 7 volumes of the manga) in their movie (which still wasn't very popular either), Shueisha (publisher of the Weekly Jump! Comics) stripped them of their rights to adapt the manga and handed it over to TV Tokyo (making the different anime adaption that you all know, which is from the same source material). It was TOEI's attempt at Yu-Gi-Oh! when they bought the rights to adapt the manga. Lol You're all wrong in one way or another.Īsuka, Bandai has nothing to do with Yu-Gi-Oh!.
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