CATDOLL: The latest movie version of "Yu-Gi-Oh!" has a new summon card setting, which changes into a battle form. The Blue-Eyes White Dragon makes a domineering appearance.

The manga "Yu-Gi-Oh" which has been serialized since 1996 will be celebrating its 20th anniversary next year. The official 20th anniversary commemorative movie is in production, and the original story featuring Yugi and Kaiba will be released next year. Everyone is looking forward to it. However, in the latest magazine news, the styles of the two's signature summoning cards "Dark Magician" and "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" have undergone a major transformation. Is it because it has been a long time since the two of them, and everyone has to change their faces?

The two original protagonists will start a new story next year. Speaking of Yugi Muto's favorite card, it must be the Dark Mage (and the Pokémon who loves to increase the value). Not only does he appear many times, but his costume design is also very special, which makes people impressed at first glance. Therefore, many cards with different styles are derived!

The anime version of Dark Magician always has a cool look with sharp eyes.

The original card design spawned many variations.

However, in the latest magazine material, the Dark Mage looks like this. Who are you? Putting aside the color of his clothes and hair, what's with those sturdy abdominal muscles? Is he like Gandalf, a wizard who maxed out his powers?

The magazine picture should be based on this special card cover, right?

Another protagonist of the movie, Kaiba, has a favorite card, Blue-Eyes White Dragon, which is also a classic monster with super high popularity in the first generation. The power exuded by the original card design cannot be matched by the new card.

Blue-Eyes White Dragon's classic design

Similarly, the Blue-Eyes White Dragon has evolved into many different designs. Even if it is not used in battle, it is also a very good collectible!

Various Blue-Eyes White Dragon card designs

The Blue-Eyes White Dragon, who is both handsome and cute, has a design that is... well... a little bit subtle in the 20th anniversary movie. Even if his combat power has been improved, he doesn't need to be changed to such a tough guy, right?

When I saw the pictures above, I suddenly wanted to sigh, time flies so fast, the comic "Yu-Gi-Oh" has been out for 20 years... It's really my childhood.