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[[File:Kaiba Corp Logo.jpg|thumb|1000px|KaibaCorp Logo]]

==Relationships with other companies==

Most notable of KaibaCorp's rivals is [[Schroeder Corp]], headed by [[Zigfried von Schroeder]]. The Schroeder family had been rivals of the Kaiba Family even before Seto's takeover. They were also once a military dealer like KaibaCorp, but when the previous CEO went mad, Zigfried took power and changed the company to a games maker: as it would happen, this runs concurrently with Seto's rise to power, and the subsequent reforming of KaibaCorp to become a games company. Schroeder Corp and KaibaCorp both researched and developed holographic projection systems for Duel Monsters, but KaibaCorp's system was patented and marketed first. Zigfried was furious over the fact that Seto always seemed to be one step ahead of him, and until his defeat at the [[KC Grand Championship]], was obsessed with ruining KaibaCorp.

In ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! The Falsebound Kingdom]]'', the company [[SIC]] does similar work to that of KaibaCorp. It is run by [[Scott Irvine]], a former KaibaCorp employee, who helped develop the [[Disk 2]] (He can also be seen in the anime). Allegedly a gaming technology company, its true goal was to control the [[Egyptian God Cards]].

Finally, in the ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! R]]'' manga, which takes place after Battle City and before the ''Doma'' arc, the Kaiba brothers are in the United States on business. KaibaCorp is attacked by Pegasus' protege, [[Yako Tenma]], who wants revenge on Yugi for defeating Pegasus. He captures [[Téa Gardner in non-canon|Téa]], and uses her as a vessel to try and use the [[Wicked Gods]] to bring Pegasus back, believing that [[Yugi Muto#Yu-Gi-Oh! R|Yugi]] had killed him. The Kaiba brothers eventually return, and with Yugi, Joey, and Seto Kaiba's combined efforts, Tenma and his servants are defeated.

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* KaibaCorp's change from being a military company to a gaming company shares a similarity to the fictional ENCOM company in the Tron Franchise.

* In the Yu-Gi-Oh universe, KaibaCorp is a prominent and wealthy company by how it produced and popularized dueling-related paraphernalia beginning with the [[Duel Disk|Duel Disks]], the founding of [[Duel Academy]] and later the production of [[Duel Runner|Duel Runners]].

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