He's a hero” Yu-Gi-Oh author reportedly died trying to save people

Yu-Gi-Oh author Kazuki Takahashi died diving in and attempting to save the lives of three other drowning swimmers.

Yu-Gi-Oh creator died attempting to rescue people from drowning

Yu-Gi-Oh creator died trying to help US soldier save three people from drowning in riptide in Japan

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