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Duel Masters is a media franchise based upon Wizards of the Coast's Magic The Gathering trading card game initially launched in Japan in 1999 (by Takara). From there on the series exploded in popularity, being the inspiration for countless manga productions, shows, games, and movies. To this day, it is the most popular trading card game series in Japan.
Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast introduced the card game, and first anime series in 2003. The franchise proved a modest success for Hasbro, as they commissioned the production of an American-only second season anime series. Despite this success, the US trading card game was officially abandoned in 2006 after 12 sets, and after the third season of the anime series was cancelled.
However, this year Wizards of the Coast will evolve the Duel Masters brand with Kaijudo. Kaijudo is a new brand built on Duel Masters hitting hobby stores, and The Hub this year.
Use this thread to discuss the trading card game, or the variety of media tie-ins.
Duel Masters is a media franchise based upon Wizards of the Coast's Magic The Gathering trading card game initially launched in Japan in 1999 (by Takara). From there on the series exploded in popularity, being the inspiration for countless manga productions, shows, games, and movies. To this day, it is the most popular trading card game series in Japan.
Hasbro and Wizards of the Coast introduced the card game, and first anime series in 2003. The franchise proved a modest success for Hasbro, as they commissioned the production of an American-only second season anime series. Despite this success, the US trading card game was officially abandoned in 2006 after 12 sets, and after the third season of the anime series was cancelled.
However, this year Wizards of the Coast will evolve the Duel Masters brand with Kaijudo. Kaijudo is a new brand built on Duel Masters hitting hobby stores, and The Hub this year.
Use this thread to discuss the trading card game, or the variety of media tie-ins.