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Kazuki Takahashicreator of the massive Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise, drowned in Japan in July 2022. mangaka It excelled, and details about his final minutes have recently come to light. Although it was considered an accident, Takahashi died like a hero.
All this thanks to the report stars and stripesmeans of communication US Department of Defense.
This is the merit of Commander Robert Bourgeaud for rescuing three people in the same incident that ended in drowning. Kazuki Takahashi at a popular dive site in Okinawa.
Burge said that Takahashi he drowned trying to save other people.
The death of the creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!: What happened on the beach in Okinawa?
Robert Burgeo, a diving instructor, arrived at the beach on July 4 with a couple of students.
He then saw a Japanese woman on the shore calling for help, pointing to her 11-year-old daughter and an American soldier caught in the current about 300 feet from the shore. The current seemed to be sucking them both in.
Both Bourgeaud and his students went to sea to help.
In the midst of a chaotic rescue, in which Bourgeaud also had to rescue his mother, who had originally asked for help, Takahashi came to the rescue, the instructor’s students said.
creator Yu-Gi-Oh! he was seen for moments between waves, until he disappeared. His body was found two days later.
“He is a hero. He died trying to save someone else,” said Bourgeaud, who called lifeguards on the beach. Okinawa as one of the “hardest things he’s ever done”.
“You have to think a lot about what if. This man had a huge impact on the world,” reflects the American commander.
Source: RPP
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