Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie (U.S.)
Alternative title:
Yu-Gi-Oh! - La película (Spanish)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters: Hikari no Pyramid (Japanese)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Ostateczne starcie (Polish)
Yu-Gi-Oh!: La Película, La Piramide de la Luz (Spanish)
Yu-Gi-Oh!: O Filme - Pirâmide de Luz (Portuguese)
Yu-Gi-Oh!: Pyramid of Light
يوغي هرم النور (Arabic)
遊戯王 デュエルモンスターズ -光のピラミッド- (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
Mild
Plot Summary:
Anubis, an ancient Egyptian evil that was defeated by Yugi's alter ego centuries ago, has returned to exact revenge. Wielding the power of the Eighth Millenium Item, Anubis is determined to destroy Yugi and take over the world.
Running time:
90 minutes
Vintage:
2004-08-13
2005-01-02 (TV Tokyo broadcast)
2006-09-30 (Canada, YTV)
2010-01-01 (Televisa Canal 5 México)
Premiere date:
2004-08-13 (USA)
2004-08-19 (Puerto Rico)
2004-08-20 (Mexico)
2004-09-02 (Argentina)
2004-09-03 (Brazil)
2004-09-03 (Venezuela)
2004-09-10 (Colombia and Panama)
2004-09-16 (Bolivia, Chile and Peru)
2004-09-17 (Uruguay)
2004-11-10 (France)
Release dates: We have 5
Ending Theme:
"Fire" by BLAZE
#1: "One Card Short" by James Chatton
#2: "Step Up" by Jean Rodriguez
#3: "Blind Ambition" by Russell Velazquez
#4: "It's Over" by Fatty Koo
#5: "How Much Longer" by Jen Scaturro
Official website:
Official Brazilian Yu-Gi-Oh! O Filme Website (Portuguese)
Comment:
The movie is American-produced by Warner Bros. and 4-Kids and follows the English dub storyline. It has no relation to the Japanese version. TV Tokyo released it in Japan as a TV movie on 2005-01-02.
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| DVD (Region 1) |
| Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie (DVD) 2004-11-16 (from $7.15) |
| Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Movie [Mini] (DVD) 2005-04-26 |
| Graphic novel |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie [Ani-Manga w/o Trading Card] (GN) 2004-11-24 (from $11.19) |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie [Ani-Manga] (GN 1) 2004-11-24 (from $0.01) |
| VHS |
| Yu-Gi-Oh! The Movie (Dub.VHS) 2004-11-16 (from $1.98) |
Director: Hatsuki Tsuji Original creator: Kazuki Takahashi Character Design: Hatsuki Tsuji Background Art Director: Hoi Young Lee Assistant Line Producer: Masanobu Hachida (Studio Gallop) Color: Mi Hyun Ahn Color Key: Chiho Nakamura Editing: Masao Nakagawa Line Producer: Ayao Wakana (Studio Gallop) Monster Design: Shuichi Shimamura Production Director: Ju Hee Shin Production manager: Kum Nam Cho Theme Song Performance: BLAZE (ED) | Kenjiro Tsuda as Shunsuke Kazama as Hidehiro Kikuchi as Hiroki Takahashi as Maki Saitou as Jirou Jay Takasugi as Junko Takeuchi as Kouji Ishii as Tadashi Miyazawa as | |||
Animation Production: Studio Gallop | ||||
ADR Director: Eric Stuart Additional ADR Direction: Chris Collet Additional ADR Recording: Questar Welsh ADR Editor: Eliza Paley Assistant Executive Producer: Natasha Allaire Assistant Film Editor: Keith Croket Background Editor: David Fisher Color Timing: Cathy Rait Consultant: Nicole Douek (Egyptology) Digital Film Recordist: Jeff Huston Dolby Sound Consultant: Dustin Hudson Foley Artist: Nancy Cabrera Foley Editor: William Sweeney Foley Recording: Ryan Collison HD Conform Editor: Brandon Bussinger Music Editing: Keith Goldstein Music Mixing: Larry Alexander Music Production Assistant: Mike Brady Original Score: Elik Alvarez Freddy Sheinfeld Gil Talmi Joel Douek John Angier Ralph Schuckett Wayne Sharpe Production Coordination: Brenda Dillon Re-Recording Mixing: Peter Waggoner Story/Gameplay Adviser: Arthur Murakami Supervising Sound Editor: Maddy Shirazi | Eric Stuart as Wayne Grayson as Amy Birnbaum as Darren Dunstan as Lisa Ortiz as Mike Pollock as Tara Jayne as | |||
Color: DELUXE Digital Film Record: Postworks, NY HD Finishing Services: Orbit Digital Post-Production Sound Facilities: Sound One Corp. Production: 4Kids Entertainment | ||||
Directeur de Plateau: Frédéric Meaux Theme Song Performance: Jean-Marc Anthony Kabeya | Laurent Chauvet as Nessym Guetat as Arnaud Léonard as Benoît Grimmiaux as Bruno Mullenaerts as David Manet as Jean-Paul Dermont as Marie Van R as | |||
Distributor: Warner Bros. Dubbing: Studio La Dame Blanche | ||||
ADR Director: David Robles (Spain dub) | Alex Saudinós as Pablo Sevilla as Roberto Cuenca Rodríguez Jr as Ana Lobo as Beatriz Berciano as Chelo Molina as Cholo Moratalla as Julio Núñez as Miguel Ángel Garzón as Pablo Adán as Pablo Tribaldos as Alejandro Illescas as Alfonso López as Alfonso Obregón as Benjamin Rivera as Cesar Arias as Enzo Fortuny as Gabriel Gama as Gerardo Reyero as Irwin Daayan as Jorge Roig as Liliana Barba as Miguel Angel Ghigliazza as Ricardo Mendoza as Roberto Mendiola as Rocio Garcel as Ruben Moya as Adolfo Moreno David Robles Francisco Javier Martínez Javier García Jesús Rodríguez Ramón Reparaz | |||
Dubbing Director: Lisa Mazzotti Script: Ruggero Busetti | Lorenzo Scattorin as Alessandro D'Errico as Claudio Moneta as Debora Magnaghi as Gabriele Calindri as Irene Scalzo as Simone D'Andrea as Alberto Olivero as Davide Garbolino as Enrico Bertorelli as Marco Balzarotti as Tony Fuochi as | |||
Dubbing: Studio PV | ||||
Voice Direction: Ruud Drupsteen | Sander de Heer as Dieter Jansen as Frans Limburg as Lottie Hellingman as Niki Romijn as Roberto de Groot as Steve Beirnaert as Fred Meijer as Pim Koopman as Wim van Rooij as | |||
Dubbing: Sun Studio | ||||
Dubbing Director: Guilherme Briggs | Guilherme Briggs as Mauro Eduardo as Afonso Amajones as Rodrigo Andreatto as Samira Fernandes as Thiago Longo as Vagner Fagundes as Ana Vieira as Carlos Duarte as Guilherme Briggs as Luís Velez as Marisa Leal as Mila Belo as Quimbé as Tiago Caetano as Peterson Adriano | |||
Distributor: Warner Bros. (Brazil) Dubbing Studio: Delart (Rio de Janeiro) | ||||
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