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The popularity of the series led it to become a franchise that has spawned into several anime adaptations, movies, novels, trading card games, video games and retail items such as shirts. It was written and illustrated by Kazuki Takahashi.

“A Brawl in a Small Town, Part 2” (Ep.Yu-Gi-Oh! is a multimedia franchise that started with a manga series serialized between 1996 to 2004.

“A Brawl in a Small Town, Part 1” (Ep.

“Rise of the Great Beast, Part 2” (Ep.

“Rise of the Great Beast, Part 1” (Ep.

“Grappling With a Guardian, Part 3” (Ep.

“Grappling With a Guardian, Part 2” (Ep.

“Grappling with a Guardian, Part 1” (Ep.

“Best of Friends Best of Duelists, Part 1” (Ep.

Studio Gallop’s Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (2000-2004)

“Come Out!! The Strongest and Final Trump Card” (Ep.

“The Grand Melee!! Popularity Contest” (Ep.

“A Last Minute Match - The Invited Model” (Ep.

“Breadth's Change - Crisis of the White Robe” (Ep.

“Eerie Woman!! Unable to Transform” (Ep.

“A Lucky Foe Calls Out - The Invincible Legend” (Ep.

“The Four Game Masters Finally Stir” (Ep.

Read on for a full Yu-Gi-Oh filler list of episodes from both adaptations, according to Anime Filler List.

As reported by Anime Filler List, around 30% of episodes in the Toei adaptation are filler while Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters has a slightly higher rating of 40%.

Like a lot of anime shows, they both have quite a few filler episodes that aren’t considered essential viewing. While the Toei Animation and Studio Gallop versions are separate adaptations, many Yu-Gi-Oh! viewers recommend watching them both. Related: Yu-Gi-Oh's Original Manga Wasn’t About Its Card Game At All The second, Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters was helmed by Studio Gallop and ran for five seasons and 224 episodes in the early 2000s. The first was a 27-episode show produced by Toei Animation that’s referred to by the fandom as Yu-Gi-Oh! Season 0 and originally aired in 1998. The manga has also been adapted into an anime not once, but twice. Takashi’s Yu-Gi-Oh manga made its debut in 1996 and kick-started one of the most successful media franchises of all time – spawning movies, novels and a popular trading card game.