Did Ryo consider Yami Bakura to be his friend? He was very protective of the Millenium Ring, despite knowing how evil it is.
Yu-Gi-Oh! thread
David Ortiz
Hunter Hill
I'm pretty sure the ring was a memento to him. Not that a cursed artifact like the millennium ring can actually be gotten rid of because it's part of destiny.
Jordan King
yeah some moments he acts like a protective yandere stalker to pharaoh yugi
Leo Myers
Wow I should read manga's version of Duelist Kingdom, this definitely wasn't in the anime
Cameron Lopez
Ryo was protective of it because of his dad. Not yami.
Levi Allen
Colton Diaz
Carson Phillips
There were like 5 of them running around.
Alexander Parker
Why is it always the same schizo who creates and bumps the threads? I'm pretty sure he replies to himself too
Carter Nelson
William Nguyen
He was always into occult and spooky stuff before that ring took him over.
Also isn't the Dragon-schlong demon just that Egyptian that got enslaved and nearly sacrificed for power by Atems father?
Zachary Cox
Zorc was another form of people's darkness. Thief king Bakura was the last survivor of the thief village that was previously the Egyptian tomb builders. and they were sacrificed by Seto's father Akehenaden. Atem's father was unaware of how the millenium items were made until later, then he offered his life up in repentance to the egyptian gods. And of course yugioh mixes history and myth into the fiction, because Akhenaden was the actual pharaoh in real life.
Justin Phillips
Bakura was Moses and the people in the village were hebrews.
Lincoln Mitchell
Damn always knew something was fishy about him.
Dude must have used tons of hair gel to straighten his hair and underwent nose surgery in Korea...
Nathaniel Green
Leo Sanchez
well there's a lot to that. It's a spin on the jewish mythology that they were slaves. But also akhenaden was the pharaoh who tried to install a monotheist system for egypt and was possibly the source of the idea of jews being monotheist. And of course jewish worship of dark deities could possibly be gleaned from the manga if you really extrapolated out from that.
Jayden Ortiz
Thomas Phillips
Well they had to introduce bakura wholesale in that arc so they couldn't put a scene where they had past arcs together.
Carson Howard
Why was Bakura sidelined so hard?
Jack Thompson
He's a supporting background villain. He's already overemphasized in the last arc. Kaiba just had too much influence for him to be the big focus of the manga.
Henry Williams
No one would ever want to post in a bakura thread.