2004·Animation·1h 29m
6.8
★
After the conclusion of the Battle City Tournament, deep below the sands of Egypt, an ancient evil has awakened. Anubis, who was defeated centuries ago by Yugi’s mysterious alter ego – the ancient Pharaoh – has returned for revenge. Wielding the power of the Eighth Millennium Item, Anubis is determined to destroy Yugi and take over the world.
Directed by Hatsuki Tsuji
egypt
monster
card game
fight
mythology
artifact
duel
shounen
anime
based on anime
trading card game
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Cast
Dan Green
Yugi Mutou / Yami Yugi (voice)
Eric Stuart
Seto Kaiba (voice)
Wayne Grayson
Joey Wheeler (voice)
Gregory Abbey
Tristan Taylor (voice)
Amy Birnbaum
Téa Gardner (voice)
Tara Sands
Mokuba Kaiba (voice)
Darren Dunstan
Maximillion Pegasus (voice)
Christopher Collet
Additional Voices
Sebastian Arcelus
Additional Voices
Lisa Ortiz
Additional Voices
Ted Lewis
Additional Voices
Scott Rayow
Anubis (voice)
Crew
Hatsuki Tsuji
Director
Elik Alvarez
Original Music Composer
Popular Reviews
82 reviews
sourkite
7.0★ · 07/15/26
Bro, I smell trouble.
Actually that’s me, sorry about that.
Actually that’s me, sorry about that.
Bro, I smell trouble.
Actually that’s me, sorry about that.
Actually that’s me, sorry about that.
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6.0★ · 04/05/26
Juste Kaiba qui pète le seum contre Yugi et Maximillion Pegasus qui le ragebait alors que ça fait 4 ans qu'il est sur le même deck, lâche le steak l'ancien
Juste Kaiba qui pète le seum contre Yugi et Maximillion Pegasus qui le ragebait alors que ça fait 4 ans qu'il est sur le même deck, lâche le steak l'ancien
kebby
6.0★ · 03/28/26
Blue eyes white jet is peak vehicle design.
Pegasus and his dusty dick.
A while ago, I said The Princess Bride had some of the best written dialogue in cinematic history. This is it, this has THE best.
Pegasus and his dusty dick.
A while ago, I said The Princess Bride had some of the best written dialogue in cinematic history. This is it, this has THE best.
Blue eyes white jet is peak vehicle design.
Pegasus and his dusty dick.
A while ago, I said The Princess Bride had some of the best written dialogue in cinematic history. This is it, this has THE best.
Pegasus and his dusty dick.
A while ago, I said The Princess Bride had some of the best written dialogue in cinematic history. This is it, this has THE best.
Carl Roberson
5.0★ · 02/15/26
Never knew I needed blue eyes white dragon jet until now
Never knew I needed blue eyes white dragon jet until now
Sean Smith
7.0★ · 12/29/25
drawcinema summary:
In order for you to truly understand the film, you havee to be an Yu-Gi-Oh fan. This film takes place between Season 3 and Season 4 of the original anime. So fi you didn't see up to Season 3, you will have no idea what is going on.
As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan of the original series, this film is a good add on into the world of Duel Monsters. I like the clearer, well-shaded animation, and the new monsters that both Yugi and Kabia used while dueling. Although, it runs it's story trope of "an ancient dark evil" again while it the film, which does it boring after awhile.
To make a long story short, the film is entertaining and faithful to the series, but requires knowledge of the series in order to understand and be entertained by it. It's not liek the non-canon DBZ films where you can pick one movie and just watch without worry of understanding the series. Nope. These films are canon.
In order for you to truly understand the film, you havee to be an Yu-Gi-Oh fan. This film takes place between Season 3 and Season 4 of the original anime. So fi you didn't see up to Season 3, you will have no idea what is going on.
As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan of the original series, this film is a good add on into the world of Duel Monsters. I like the clearer, well-shaded animation, and the new monsters that both Yugi and Kabia used while dueling. Although, it runs it's story trope of "an ancient dark evil" again while it the film, which does it boring after awhile.
To make a long story short, the film is entertaining and faithful to the series, but requires knowledge of the series in order to understand and be entertained by it. It's not liek the non-canon DBZ films where you can pick one movie and just watch without worry of understanding the series. Nope. These films are canon.
drawcinema summary:
In order for you to truly understand the film, you havee to be an Yu-Gi-Oh fan. This film takes place between Season 3 and Season 4 of the original anime. So fi you didn't see up to Season 3, you will have no idea what is going on.
As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan of the original series, this film is a good add on into the world of Duel Monsters. I like the clearer, well-shaded animation, and the new monsters that both Yugi and Kabia used while dueling. Although, it runs it's story trope of "an ancient dark evil" again while it the film, which does it boring after awhile.
To make a long story short, the film is entertaining and faithful to the series, but requires knowledge of the series in order to understand and be entertained by it. It's not liek the non-canon DBZ films where you can pick one movie and just watch without worry of understanding the series. Nope. These films are canon.
In order for you to truly understand the film, you havee to be an Yu-Gi-Oh fan. This film takes place between Season 3 and Season 4 of the original anime. So fi you didn't see up to Season 3, you will have no idea what is going on.
As a Yu-Gi-Oh fan of the original series, this film is a good add on into the world of Duel Monsters. I like the clearer, well-shaded animation, and the new monsters that both Yugi and Kabia used while dueling. Although, it runs it's story trope of "an ancient dark evil" again while it the film, which does it boring after awhile.
To make a long story short, the film is entertaining and faithful to the series, but requires knowledge of the series in order to understand and be entertained by it. It's not liek the non-canon DBZ films where you can pick one movie and just watch without worry of understanding the series. Nope. These films are canon.