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					Pojo's Yu-Gi-Oh News  
					
					Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: BONDS 
					BEYOND TIME MOVIE PREMIER By Satanic Goku
 
					Yu-Gi-Oh! 3D: Bonds Beyond Time premiered on Wednesday Feb. 
					23rd  and marks the 10th anniversary of the Yu-Gi-Oh! 
					Series. It features the star protagonists from each season. 
					The movie was originally released in Japan on January 23, 
					2010- and like most good things we got it about a year 
					later. 
 Movie summary:
 
 To keep it brief with not too much spoiling:
 
 Buildings 
					will crumble, innocent lives will be lost, monsters will 
					disappear and kuriboh will save the world!
 
 The movie 
					starts with a quick review of all 3 series of Yu-Gi-Oh! The 
					movie picks up like it was directed by Michael Bay- 
					EXPLOSIONS! And leads to a tremendous situation in which all 
					hope is gone! To prevent certain Armageddon the main 
					characters see no other solution but to duel!
 
 Everything else:
 
 The premiere had the works: red carpet, flash photography, 
					and excited fans.
 
 It wasn’t 
					just a movie showing, but also a raffle (in which the 
					proceeds went to the “make a wish foundation”), costume 
					contest, Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game demo tables, and 
					signings from some of the voice actors from the movie.
 
 Right away I 
					received my ticket and a Shonen Jump Manga with a promo 
					“Malefic Red Eyes Dragon” card. Upstairs stood three voice 
					actors from the movie: Dan Green (Yugi 
					Mutou/Yami Yugi), 
					Sean Schemmel (Paradox, and also a little show called 
					Dragon Ball/Z -
					Goku, King 
					Kai), and Darren 
					Dunstan (Maximillion 
					Pegasus). Even though I was early, premature lines of 
					anxious fans had already begun.
 
 The costume 
					contestants included: children not quite following the Yu-Gi-Oh! 
					theme, a kid in full blown duct tape and paper looking 
					similar to Yusei, and a really good Kaiba- whom won the 
					contest.
 
 After the 
					showing people were signing there lives away to be in a 
					commercial about how AMAZING the film was.
 
 Overall, good 
					movie, good fun, and free popcorn.
 
					 Sean Schemmel - Voice of Paradox (& Goku)
 
					 Dan Green - Voice of Yugi
 
					 Darren Dunstan - Voice of Pegasus
 
					 TCG Demos
 
					 Make A Wish Raffle
 
					
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