The puzzle is extremely complex and difficult to solve, having taken Yugi at least eight years to successfully assemble it. In addition, in the manga, when Mr. Otogi tried to rebuild it after he shattered it, he ended up almost trapped in an illusion of the puzzle's maze, indicating that only a wise, chosen one can build it, as Ryuji Otogi could also not fit the pieces in. Seto Kaiba relied on the KaibaCorp space station’s advanced supercomputer and zero gravity chamber to reassemble the pieces. It could also be that the puzzle has some will of its own, as Yugi was unable to solve it until the night he played his first Shadow Game; up to this point he hadn't needed the power the puzzle could grant. Takahashi, Kazuki (1997-03-09). " 遊闘 ( バトル ) 1 神 ( かみ ) のパッズル" (in Japanese). Yu-Gi-Oh!. 1. Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-872311-2. Bandai's brand-new "ULTIMAGEAR" series starts off strong with one of the most iconic objects in anime, the Millennium Puzzle from "Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters"! The Millennium Puzzle", known as " The Puzzle of the Gods" in the Japanese version, is the first Volume of the Yu-Gi-Oh! manga. This volume contains the original script for the earliest adventures of Yugi Mutou. The Millennium Items grant their chosen owners access to ancient magic to use in Shadow Games. The most standard are granting a wish when being acquired, communicating with spirits (Duel Monster or human), and casting Penalty Games on the loser of a Shadow Game that the owner played against. When a Shadow Game starts, using the magic of the items, players send themselves into an alternate dimension where their Duel won't be interrupted, and where cheating is forbidden, punishable by death.

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The Millennium Puzzle had been discovered by a team of British archaeologists in the Valley of the Kings at the beginning of the 20th century. Each of them suffered mysterious deaths, with the last one uttering "The Shadow Games" with his dying breath. [1] [2] The Pendant was later stolen from teenage Atem, by Thief King Bakura, who used it and the other Millennium Items to Summon Zorc Necrophades.A fake Millennium Puzzle, called the Millennium Pendant was used by Titan in his duel against Jaden Yuki. [13] [14] Non-canon Appearances [ ]

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The Yu-Gi-Oh! first series anime just makes use of the story depicted in the early chapters of the manga due to its small coverage of the series, while the Millennium World arc of the Yu-Gi-Oh! second series anime follows the detailed version of the manga's late chapters (the dub cuts the mention of the villagers dying, but still specifies their souls were used). It looks like the fan-made Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D-printed Millennium Puzzle has caught the eyes of the development team over at Bandai Spirits. It has just been revealed that they too will officially be releasing one of their own. Atem: Now Zorc! This is the Power of Unity! With my friends, I can call forth the gods!....And in the name of the king I unite the gods into the Creator of Light, Horakhty! The Millennium Puzzle appears in the Amphibia episode All In, where it is seen in a pile of puzzles that Marcy Wu solved.A fake Millennium Puzzle, called the Millennium Pendant was used by Titan. [9] [10] Non-canon Appearances Edit The Millennium Items are also mentioned in the description of " Sengenjin". He carries a golden spear, axe and mace; while not confirmed, these are implied to be the Millennium Items he uses. Mokuba Kaiba played Russian Roulette Dinner against Yugi and Jonouchi. Dark Yugi realized that Mokuba was cheating by using a hidden switch in a syrup bottle, so he attached the Millennium Puzzle to the turntable, so that it smashed the syrup bottle as it spun. [6]