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Kazuki Takahashi, the creator of the international hit manga and card game &ldquo;Yu-Gi-Oh!&rdquo;, was found dead on a coast in Japan. He was wearing snorkeling gear when he was found floating. There were no visible injuries, but the investigation is ongoing.
The manga artist has earned international success by inventing the story behind the trading card game. Mr. Takahashi began working as a manga artist in the early 1980s, and he began his journey of success with &ldquo;Yu-Gi-Oh,&rdquo; a story following a boy who challenges his rivals to battles.
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&nbsp;It has become one of Japan&rsquo;s most beloved cultural exports ever. Later on, it inspired movies, TV shows, video games, and more. New cards were released continuously, and it was updated even after the anime stopped running.
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In 2004, the manga has ended, and Takahashi continued to work on other projects. Two weeks ago, Marvel published &ldquo;Marvel&rsquo;s Secret Reverse&rdquo; by Takahashi which includes major Marvel characters, like Spider-Man and Iron Man.

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