The best episode directed by Masaki Kitamura is "Yugi vs. Pegasus: Match of the Millennium (1)", rated 8.7/10 from 3 user votes. It was "written by Junki Takegami". "Yugi vs. Pegasus: Match of the Millennium (1)" aired on 12/19/2000 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Force without wisdom falls of its own weight.".
Yugi prepares for the ultimate battle against Pegasus with the souls of Grandpa, Kaiba and Mokuba on the line. Meanwhile, Honda and Bakura infiltrate the castle to find the Kaiba brothers, but at this crucial moment, is Bakura turning back into his evil self again?
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: Junki Takegami
Ayanokoji makes his final decision on how to deal with Ryuen and the Class C threat.
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: Kou Shigenobu
Once Yugi and his friends reach Duelist Kingdom, Pegasus announces that there are many strange secrets on the island which will make his ultimate tournament unlike any they’ve ever had. But when Haga begins to use these mysterious new rules against Yugi in a duel, Yugi must not only figure the rules out, but master them if he’s to survive!
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: Shin Yoshida
The four wolves are traveling across a wasteland. Tsume leaves the group because he believes searching for paradise is a useless goal. Toboe follows him and they both run into a dangerous machine. Meanwhile, Cher decides to leave the city and leaves Hubb behind with the ""Book of the Moon.""
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: N/A
While trying to avoid Cher's soldiers Cheza and the wolves meet a mysterious old woman who has the same eyes as Cheza. The old woman tells Cheza that going with the wolves will only bring about destruction.
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: N/A
In exchange for Jonouchi’s freedom, Yugi agrees to give up Duel Monsters forever if he loses. Unfamiliar with the rules, Yugi gets off to a rough start. His chances do not improve as Ryuji reveals that he designed Dungeon Dice Monsters with Pegasus’s aid! Can Yugi learn the new complex rules, much less form a strategy, before he is soundly defeated?
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: Junki Takegami
While resting in a long-abandoned dome, strange occurrences take place and the trio’s lives are endangered.
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: Naruki Nagakawa
Samantha wants to meet with Kotetsu regarding the new information she found, but he is called away for a sudden assignment.
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: N/A
The heroes suffer a stunning loss and must mourn a fallen peer, while Barnaby finally encounters his parents' killer one-on-one.
Director: Masaki Kitamura
Writer: N/A