With Yugi in the hospital and brimming with guilt, Yami is prompted to show his gratitude and loyalty to a friend. One shot.

We all know that the evil Bakura had placed a piece of his soul into a shard of the Millennium Puzzle. Who's to say that he didn't have a little fun torturing his enemy's host? One shot!

Spinoff to "Words from a Teammate's Heart". Mistakes are human errors enacted from poor judgments, carelessness, or ignorance. Some instances are deemed embarrassing by society or by the one who ratified the blunders. These are common. But such unconcerned acts should not be held over anyone. After all, everyone makes mistakes. One shot.

Spinoff to "Mistakes". Heroes are prime protagonists for epic tales of hardships and the morality between good vs. evil. Stories depict them as gods with brash strength, great wit, and endless courage. Despite all these remarkable qualities, the hero owns one infallible eminence: A true hero battles with heart.

Thanks to his loyal friends, Yugi is safe from the warehouse after having his Puzzle stolen. With him in the hospital, Joey, Tea, and Yami reflect upon that day. Yugi also comes across thought-provoking ideas regarding friendship and everyone's talent to endure vigorous situations. One shot!

Sequel to "Social Obligations". Yugi enjoys his friendship with Joey, and now has a new social obligation to fulfill: He must support and cheer for his friend Joey in a chicken wing eating contest. Can friendship pull past an embarrassing commitment? And how can he prove his loyalty? One shot!

Manga centric. Dungeon Dice Monsters was a game designed to challenge Yugi for his Puzzle. Even though grave challenges were set by a family who wanted Yugi's Puzzle, Yugi handed out his friendship towards Duke. When the young game designer doesn't attend school, Yugi and Joey go visit him. One shot!

Pre-Duelist Kingdom. Yugi is aware of the strange events created after he placed together the Puzzle. He is happy to have friends, yet he keeps this secret from them. A look into that thought. One shot.

Losing a love one can be tough. Spending time with people can help out. Yugi learns the value of making the most of a moment. One shot!