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Hikaru must face off against his friend Waya and against top-three player Ochi if he wants to pass the pro test.

Hikaru accidentally insults Suyong Hong, a twelve-year-old studying for the pro test in his native Korea, and finds himself in a grudge match.

The preliminary rounds of the pro test are approaching and Hikaru prepares to eliminate all of his opponents. Presented in graphic novel format.

Hikaru Shindo, a schoolboy whose consciousness houses the spirit of a master Go player, struggles to turn his losing streak at the insei school around in time for the Young Lions Tournament, where he could have a chance to play against his rival, Go prodigy Akira Toya.

Akira skips his pro test for an online Go rematch with "Sai, " determined to find out if Sai is really Hikaru.

Hikaru is in for some eye-opening revelations when his fledgling Haze Go Club faces the Kaio Go Club in a tournament, and he finds a way to let Sai play.

Hikaru Shindo, an ordinary sixth-grader in Japan, finds an old Go board in his grandfather's attic that holds the ghost of Fujiwara-no-Sai, an ancient Go master who once taught the game to the Emperor of Japan, and somehow Sai becomes part of Hikaru's consciousness, making them an unstoppable Go-playing team.

Contains several "Shonen Jump" adventures, including a showdown between Yugi and the Egyptian mystic Shadi, which decides the life or death of Yugi's best friends.

When Seto Kaiba discovers that Yugi's granfather owns the rare "Blue-Eyes White Dragon" card, he will stop at nothing to get it. Then Shadi, the mystical Keeper of the Millennium Items, puts Yugi to the test to see who is the true King of Games.

Successful Manhattan science journalist Jeremy Marsh is invited to the tiny town of Boone Creek, North Carolina, to investigate a sighting of strange lights in a local cemetery and meets librarian Lexie Darnell, who causes the smitten Jeremy to make some difficult choices about his life.