How can there be 6 Yu Gi Oh manga on the market? What s inside?

Now it seems that you can't buy the genuine ......**There is a Dongli seller on it**,560 sets,1-38 single line,The Daran version is actually genuine (but it seems to have gone out of business before it was finished)

The genuine one has 38 single books.

Four-for-one is generally a domestic pirate, and I've seen four books, six books, and eight copies (and the most of six copies).

If you just want to see it, you can buy this, and it's only a few dozen dollars (** seems to be under 30).

The disadvantage is that the picture is shrunk very small, sometimes it is not easy to see, and after reading the first hand black (don't doubt it, this is caused by ink drop ==).

Yu-Gi-Oh prequel or something......In fact, it's all in the original.

This one doesn't distinguish what the prequel is.,It's in the original work of 38.。

Before the single book 7 (probably), I didn't actually get much involved in card battles, mainly building blocks to fight like kings out of justice sanctions and the like

Although the early painting style is a bit broken, the content is very good

Generally, the Yu-Gi-Oh manga sold on the market is a pirated manga.

Well, it's generally about 4 copies, and I've seen 6 copies.

But it is generally just a pirated version of the comic version, and the same thing is that the printing quality and effect are not as good as the genuine version. You can't look at the genuine version on the Internet, if you sweep it, just buy a few pirated copies and take a look at it, it's just a little smaller.

Things are the same.

It's piracy, it compresses all four sides on one side, the quality is not good, and it often goes wrong, and sometimes it misses a lot of content. If you just look at it but don't have the intention to collect, it's still acceptable, but if you have the conditions, you still buy Taiwanese genuine, but it's more expensive, and it's also troublesome if you don't know traditional Chinese characters; Or you can choose to go online** to watch at no cost.

That kind is four spells in one, one is worth six.

There are "Yu-Gi-Oh GX", "Yu-Gi-Oh 5DS", "Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal" and "Yu-Gi-Oh ARC", and now "Yu-Gi-Oh Vrains" in the anime series is being followed.

The Yu-Gi-Oh anime series is a feature-length Japanese anime produced by Gallop that has been on the air for more than 17 years since April 2000. The original animation Netomo Keyheng was adapted from the super popular manga of the same name by Kazuki Takahashi on "Weekly Shonen Jump", and since then, the original sequels of the animation company "Yu-Gi-Oh GX", "Yu-Gi-Oh 5DS", "Yu-Gi-Oh Zexal" and "Yu-Gi-Oh ARC" have been launched by Kazuki Takahashi to set the characters and world view, and now the sixth part of the series of animations "Game Good to Be King Vrains" is slowly being broadcast.