Characters
Motou Yugi (Yugi Moto)
Mazaki Anzu (Tea Gardener)
Jounouchi Katsuya (Joey Wheeler)
Honda Hiroto (Tristan Taylor)
Kujaku Mai (Mai Valentine)
Otogi Ryuuji (Duke Devlin)
Kaiba Seto (Priest)
Bakura Ryou
Ishtar Malik
Ishtar Isis (Ishizu Ishtar)
Shadi
Jounouchi Shizuka (Serenity Wheeler)
Motou Sugoroku (Solomon Moto)
Kaiba Mokuba
Yami Yugi (Pharaoh)
Pegasus J. Crawford (Maximilian Pegasus)
Yami Bakura (Tomb Robber)
Yami Malik (Protector of Tombs)
Cecilia Crawford (Cecilia Pegasus)
Relations
Jounouchi & Shizuka (Brother & Sister)
Malik & Isis (Brother & Sister)
Kaiba & Mokuba (Bothers)
Sugoroku & Yugi (Grandfather & Grandson)
Kaiba & Shizuka (Boyfriend & Girlfriend)
Pegasus & Cecilia (Husband & Wife)
(A cute couple) Jounouchi & Mai
Some Japanese!
Arigato (Thank you)
Baka (Idiot, fool, used as an insult. Short for bakadao which means Damn fool or idiot)
Bishojo (beautiful girl or pretty)
Bishonen (beautiful boy AKA males that have delicate, female features)
Etchi (Perverted or lewd)
Gomen Nasai (Excuse me shorted to gomen for sorry or pardon)
Hai (yes or okay)
Iie (no)
Kawaii (Cute. Usually an Anime characters with the biggest eyes)
Konban wa (Good evening)
Konnichi wa (Good Afternoon)
Maho (Magic or magic spells)
Mina (Everyone)
Moshi Moshi (Hello on the telephone)
Nani (What?!)
Ohayo Gozaimasu (Good Morning)
Oyasumi Nasai (Good night when going to bed)
Sampai (Senior or superior)
Odosan (father)
Okasa (mother)
Onee-chan *I think it's spelled this way* (brother)
Sensei (suffixes for the teacher ex. Dusuke-Sensei)
Senshi (Solider/Warrior)
Chibi (small, or little, and child)
Shojo (Young girl)
Shonen (Young boy)
Yoma (Monster)
-chan (suffixes for girl or younger children, also used for term of endearment)
-ko (Permanent suffix on a girls name ex. Minako)
-kun (used on male friend or acquaintances same age or younger than the speaker)
-sama (formal respect, for royalty.)
-san (suffix for someone older than the speaker)
Ojii-san/ Ojii-chan (Grandpa chan for relative san for others, or old man)
I should also tell you in Japan when someone introduces themselves they put there last name first then there last name. ex. Anderson Charles. American: Charles Anderson. Do you get it?