Kame Game

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Kame Game

Kame Game is the name of Solomon Muto's shop. The shop sells various games. Solomon, Mrs. Muto and Yugi live here together. The word "kame" is Japanese for "turtle". In the English dub, the shop is referred to simply as "Yugi's grandfather's game shop" and is never revealed to have a name, only having the word "game" written on the front.

The shop also appears to be the home of the Muto family, having several upstairs bedrooms and other living quarters shown on occasion.

Events

Yugi found the Millennium Puzzle in the basement of Kame Game when he was a child. Eight years later, he solved the puzzle in his bedroom, while under pressure to figure out what to do about Ushio's self-imposed bodyguard fees. (In the first series anime, he didn't insert the last piece until he was at school). He then became possessed by Yami Yugi for the first time.[1][2]

In the manga, Honda (Tristan) purchased a love jigsaw puzzle from Kame Game to give to Miho Nosaka.[3] In the first series anime anime, Mayumi purchased one for Jonouchi (Joey).[4]

Yugi took his friends here to show them his grandfather's "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" Duel Monsters card one day. Seto Kaiba also entered the store that day and saw the card. Grandpa refused to sell or trade the card to him, but Kaiba later made other unsavory attempts to get the card afterwards.[5]

Kame Game had some rivalry when Duke Devlin (his father in the manga) opened the shop Black Clown.

It is unknown if Kame Game is still standing in New Domino City, or it it was destroyed during the events of Zero Reverse, or if its ruins lie in the old Domino City, Satellite.

References

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 1: "The Puzzle of the Gods"
  2. Yu-Gi-Oh! (Toei) episode 0011: "The Violent Battle - A Game of Darkness"
  3. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 7: "The Face of Truth"
  4. Yu-Gi-Oh! (Toei) episode 01010: "The Pressing Beautiful Teacher - A Secret Mask"
  5. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel 9: "The Cards with Teeth (Part 1)"