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* A newspaper article on ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh!]]'' confusingly stated that Joey had made the common mistake of using powerful cards. This was the only information on the character. In actuality, the problem was that Joey used powerful monsters and ''nothing to support them''.
** A review for [[The Movie]] said it was 11 years old. The 11-year-old movie never got to America, and this one (''Pyramid of Light'') is completely different.
** The website of the German network that aired Yu-Gi-Oh provided us with hilariously ill-researched character descriptions. To provide a few examples: Yami was banned because he tried to seize the throne of the pharaoh with his shadow powers, Shizuka is blind, Anzu ([[Ms. Fanservice]] in the early manga) is eleven years old and has been the boss of a cheerleader-group for years, and Seto became the CEO of
*** Said German network, [[RTL 2]], never really seemed to cared too much about their animes anyway. When [[Attack No. 1]] (Mila Superstar in Germany) aired, the summary on their webpage was actually for [[Attacker You]] (Mila e Shiro in ''Italy''! The show never even made it to Germany) and the summary for [[Captain Tsubasa]] used the names from the Italian translation. Really makes you wonder what the heck was going on there.
* An Italian TV guide summarized ''[[Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's]]'' as "the story of a boy and his five dragons".
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