I have become very obsessed with Yugioh in the last couple of years, so ordering this volume was a great read and Yuugi, who stars in this book, happens to be my favorite character! I really appreciated seeing him get more action-time in the story, unlike in the anime, where this arc is taken up by Yami Yuugi. Ryuuji's edgy, cutting character design is also really fitting for this arc, which is filled with gloomy clowns and dark rooms, so it makes for a very satisfying visual read. His character is also vastly improved over the anime, since he's less whiny, darker, and given more kindness and overall dimension. The battle is reflective of the character personalities too, which I enjoyed. Yuugi continually manages to pull things off underdog style. And of course, whenever Bakura shows up things are about to get interesting...
Takahashi's overall art is sharp but charming. However some of the background characters or the police mooks look waaay to funky. But I don't have much to complain about. There are lots of panels with power, and the cover looks great!
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