Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters - Millennium Items
 Millennium Puzzle
In addition to holding the soul/spirit of Pharaoh Atem himself, the Puzzle is able to fulfill one single wish of the person who had solved it and heighten its owner's
chance of success in a game, judging by their skill-level as well as the importance of the game at hand. The hieroglyphs inscribed on the puzzle say, "The one who
solves me shall gain the powers and knowledge of darkness..." Its main power grants the owner the powers and knowledge of darkness and shadows, giving him incredible skill at strategy and allowing him to use ancient and
powerful magic. That magic is mainly used to start and control Shadow Games. The Millennium Puzzle is the strongest and most powerful of all the Millennium Items.
When Yugi activates its magic, the Eye of Widget glows on his forehead. Its most well-known power is Yugi switching his body and mind with the spirit of the Pharaoh.
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Millennium Ring
 Its primary power is to guide the
owner to whatever he seeks, including other Millennium Items, like a compass. It even detects non-physical objects like mystical energies or
dark emotions. Like the Millennium Puzzle, it had a soul sealed inside of it, in this case a fragment of the soul of Zorc Necrophades (who had
also lost his memories) and a portion of Bakura's past life, Bandit King Bakura. Another well-known power of the Ring is its ability to seal
one's soul, or portions of one's soul into other objects, including itself and other Millennium Items. It can also harness the magic of the
Shadow Games. It can initiate mystical games where the players cannot be disturbed, cast illusions, and manipulate souls. It also gives the
owner other magic powers, including clairvoyance, interfering with the powers of other Millennium Items, immobilizing people, and knocking
people unconscious.
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Millennium Eye
 The Millennium Eye's primary ability is
to peer into the mind of an opponent, which allows the owner to know what they're thinking at all times, no matter what. When Dueling, the
owner can use the Eye to see their opponent's cards and strategies clearly, giving them a significant advantage. They can also see their hidden
memories and sense if there is a spirit inhabiting their minds. Like the rest of the Millennium Items, it can also initiate Shadow Games,
materialize the effects of Duel Monsters cards, and also cast illusions and protect its owner from harm among other magical powers. It can also
initiate the Mind Card Penalty Game, where it seals the soul of someone inside a card, or in the manga, other types of Penalty Game, as Pegasus
used a fatal one on Keith for cheating. Other lesser powers include sensing the location of people of interest.
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Millennium Rod

This item's unique ability grants the holder the power to control people's minds, turning them into the owner's mind slaves. By extension, it is also capable of mind manipulation,
allowing the owner to telepathically communicate with others, look into their memories, trick their minds into believing what the Rod's owner
wants them to, even knock people unconscious, and leave a portion of the owner's mind in the people that he has controlled, like with Bakura
Ryou and Tea Gardner. Its mind control power has no effect on one who holds a Millennium Item or someone who has a powerful connection to the
ancient games that were played in Egypt long ago, like Yugi Muto, Yami Bakura, Seto Kaiba, or Ishizu Ishtar before she gave her item to Yugi.
Also, if the victim has an enormous force of will, the spell can be broken. Like the other Millennium Items, its power over the Shadow Games
allows it to materialize and command Duel Monsters and their effects, and cast a Penalty Game against the loser. Marik's games created
through this item have been the most brutal and damaging, from memory destruction to pain-inducing.
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Millennium Key

Its primary unique ability is the power to unlock the doors of a person's soul, giving the user access to the "Room of the Soul," where their
thoughts can be observed, or the "room" can even be "redecorated", allowing the user to alter a person's personality. The brainwashing process
can be undone, when the victim touches the Key. Also, the controller can manipulate and destroy the personality. Additionally, in the anime, it
grants the user various other abilities, such as the power of invisibility as well as the capacity to sense disruptions among of the Millennium
Items, such as the transfer of an item from one owner to another. The Millennium Key also allows the user to communicate telepathically; one
such example being the projection of visions into the minds of others.
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Millennium Necklace

When first introducing herself to Kaiba and showing him the stone tablet brought from Egypt, Ishizu uses the Millennium Necklace to let Kaiba
see a glimpse into the past, particularly over the battle between the pharaoh and a sorcerer that was once the pharaoh's friend. Using it to
foresee her victory against Seto Kaiba in the Battle City tournament, Ishizu eventually handed the necklace over to Yugi when her vision
failed to come true (which was partly due to the Millennium Rod giving Kaiba a vision that convinced him to change his strategy), knowing that
the necklace would be needed for Yugi to defeat and release her brother from the growing evil inside him. After Joey became critically
injured after his Duel with Yami Marik, the necklace showed Yugi a vision of him and Joey Dueling, giving him the courage to fight on.
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Millennium Scale

The scale's power is the ability weigh a person's sin against the Feather. If a person lies while being interrogated by the owner of
the scale, or is revealed to be truly evil, the side opposite of the feather will lower, as if weighted down by the person's sins, and if the
side without the feather drops to the bottom, the person's soul will be eaten by Amit, causing death. By placing the scale close to the heart
of a person, if the scale tilts, then the person is noted to have darkness in his heart. The Scale has its limits regarding individuals with a
extremely evil hearts; Bandit King Bakura was so evil that the Scale fluctuated when Karim tried to weigh his evil, while the absorbed heart
of Tragedy turned the white "Winged Kuriboh" dark.
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