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ruxesu:

yuzu hiiragi, serena, rin and ruri kurosaki from yu-gi-oh arc-v ending 4

darkshadowduelist:

Monarchs

kaiowut99:

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX Episode 92 (and 91) Subbed (Finalized) Release Clip | The Kingdom of Toons

So, this was going to be an April Fools “lol the dub music” upload to preview my finalized 91/92 release, hoping to use the dub’s Toon theme with this scene, but I liked the idea too much to not follow through after the vocal/music-and-SFX isolator I was using took so long to process the dub audio, lol. almost 24 hours lol rip

This actually… works pretty well, surprisingly? Even the rest of the dub’s OST to some extent lol help

But since dub!92 used less of the Toon World theme here than I remembered (and it is legitimately one of the better tunes the dub came up with), I did want to do an edit with the full Toon theme as an actual score–the downside to that is I’d have had to redo the SFX since I’m not as good with isolating just the SFX atm. But I’ve uploaded it separately here if you’d like to see how it sounds as a proof of concept, haha.

(The video bars are to prevent it being blocked on YouTube)

liannnn77:

Post some of my old YuGiOh fan arts. I really love Yu-Jo.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX Episode 92 (and 91) Subbed (Finalized) Release Clip | The Kingdom of Toons

So, this was going to be an April Fools “lol the dub music” upload to preview my finalized 91/92 release, hoping to use the dub’s Toon theme with this scene, but I liked the idea too much to not follow through after the vocal/music-and-SFX isolator I was using took so long to process the dub audio, lol. almost 24 hours lol rip

This actually… works pretty well, surprisingly? Even the rest of the dub’s OST to some extent lol help

But since dub!92 used less of the Toon World theme here than I remembered (and it is legitimately one of the better tunes the dub came up with), I did want to do an edit with the full Toon theme as an actual score–the downside to that is I’d have had to redo the SFX since I’m not as good with isolating just the SFX atm. But I’ve uploaded it separately here if you’d like to see how it sounds as a proof of concept, haha.

(The video bars are to prevent it being blocked on YouTube)

shitpostingkats:

Top ten capitalization choices I have not been able to stop thinking about

kaiowut99:

(Previously: Episodes 89 and 90 Subbed [Finalized])

(Check out my Subbed!GX Stream Masterpost!)

TURN-91: The Grim Reaper’s One-Turn Kill

Rumors have spread of a duelist taking part in GeneX who defeats his opponents in one turn.  This turns out to be Tachibana, who gained his drawing power through a pact with a Grim Reaper card.  Judai ends up dueling Tachibana, who’s sold his soul to the Grim Reaper, and with the start of their duel, Tachibana draws his “One-Hit Knockout! Slash Draw” Magic Card and comes at Judai with his One-Turn Kill. Can Judai possibly…

TURN-92: The Triangle Duel

As word goes around that rank-and-file Instructor Chronos and Vice-Principal Napoleon are being “fired,” Principal Samejima shouts “Get out of here!” at them.  They were both disheartened, but they happen to catch Chairman Pegasus of Industrial Illusions, Inc., on his way to visit Principal Samejima, and they ask for employment with I2.  Pegasus says he will approve their employment if they somehow defeat him in a duel, and so starts a Triangle Duel between Pegasus, Chronos, and Napoleon.  Can Chronos and Napoleon hope to…

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*Pegasus voice* I give you finalized!91 and 92! deeeesu

Slight delay in finalizing these aside, these episodes aren’t too bad; some continuity with the Duel Academia’s North Campus in Tachibana and his struggle to make the decks he cares about work, making him turn to a Grim Reaper spirit promising to improve his drawing ability–at the cost of his soul. Works well enough for a one-shot episode in GX, nice seeing another One-Turn Kill strategy after Ojin’s in 84, plus the animation looks really good throughout, along with “Impossible Victory” being used as Tachibana switches arms with his Disk to reject the Grim Reaper’s influence.  92′s fun with Pegasus making another cameo–this time, actually dueling–and the premise being that Chronos and Napoleon thought Samejima fired them when he was just frustrated was up GX’s humor alley–though it is interesting Toon Kingdom didn’t come out in the card game until long after GX (I liked the shot of it as we see Toon Red Archery Girl, Toon Summoned Daemon, and the other Toons he used in DM as a nice homage).  Pegasus’ll still have some time in S2 and S3, related to the plot Samejima thought about early in the episode, so he’ll be back.  Kind of a shame they didn’t make a GX remix for his Toon World theme from DM though, lol; points to the dub for using theirs.  (Tachibana’s voice in the dub was also really good.)

Edit-wise, both episodes had a fair amount of fixes I applied, mostly on the card error and quality-of-watching end (including some interesting split-screen issues), but there were 2-3 bigger ones I was able to make work; due to Tumblr’s dumb link limit in posts yeeting them out of the tags used for them and limiting their reach, and since I still wanted a visual element to it, I’ve made a separate post with my usual fix/edit breakdown for the interested!

Anywho, enjoy! These make for a little breather as we get into Judai vs White Asuka next time and some changes to Saiou’s SOLA plans.  Been looking forward to revisiting the next stretch of eps for a while as Season 2 closes on some of its best episodes; should be fun.

amararala:

Get our good side, Shirley

yukari1709:

Gotchaaa 😉😉😉

kaiowut99:

(Previously: Episodes 89 and 90 Subbed [Finalized])

(Check out my Subbed!GX Stream Masterpost!)

TURN-91: The Grim Reaper’s One-Turn Kill

Rumors have spread of a duelist taking part in GeneX who defeats his opponents in one turn.  This turns out to be Tachibana, who gained his drawing power through a pact with a Grim Reaper card.  Judai ends up dueling Tachibana, who’s sold his soul to the Grim Reaper, and with the start of their duel, Tachibana draws his “One-Hit Knockout! Slash Draw” Magic Card and comes at Judai with his One-Turn Kill. Can Judai possibly…

TURN-92: The Triangle Duel

As word goes around that rank-and-file Instructor Chronos and Vice-Principal Napoleon are being “fired,” Principal Samejima shouts “Get out of here!” at them.  They were both disheartened, but they happen to catch Chairman Pegasus of Industrial Illusions, Inc., on his way to visit Principal Samejima, and they ask for employment with I2.  Pegasus says he will approve their employment if they somehow defeat him in a duel, and so starts a Triangle Duel between Pegasus, Chronos, and Napoleon.  Can Chronos and Napoleon hope to…

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

*Pegasus voice* I give you finalized!91 and 92! deeeesu

Slight delay in finalizing these aside, these episodes aren’t too bad; some continuity with the Duel Academia’s North Campus in Tachibana and his struggle to make the decks he cares about work, making him turn to a Grim Reaper spirit promising to improve his drawing ability–at the cost of his soul. Works well enough for a one-shot episode in GX, nice seeing another One-Turn Kill strategy after Ojin’s in 84, plus the animation looks really good throughout, along with “Impossible Victory” being used as Tachibana switches arms with his Disk to reject the Grim Reaper’s influence.  92′s fun with Pegasus making another cameo–this time, actually dueling–and the premise being that Chronos and Napoleon thought Samejima fired them when he was just frustrated was up GX’s humor alley–though it is interesting Toon Kingdom didn’t come out in the card game until long after GX (I liked the shot of it as we see Toon Red Archery Girl, Toon Summoned Daemon, and the other Toons he used in DM as a nice homage).  Pegasus’ll still have some time in S2 and S3, related to the plot Samejima thought about early in the episode, so he’ll be back.  Kind of a shame they didn’t make a GX remix for his Toon World theme from DM though, lol; points to the dub for using theirs.  (Tachibana’s voice in the dub was also really good.)

Edit-wise, both episodes had a fair amount of fixes I applied, mostly on the card error and quality-of-watching end (including some interesting split-screen issues), but there were 2-3 bigger ones I was able to make work; due to Tumblr’s dumb link limit in posts yeeting them out of the tags used for them and limiting their reach, and since I still wanted a visual element to it, I’ve made a separate post with my usual fix/edit breakdown for the interested!

Anywho, enjoy! These make for a little breather as we get into Judai vs White Asuka next time and some changes to Saiou’s SOLA plans.  Been looking forward to revisiting the next stretch of eps for a while as Season 2 closes on some of its best episodes; should be fun.

fortuneangel:

And now the rest of the world can see the conclusion 5D’s final arc. It’s been a long time coming, but I’m so glad it’s here!

inkblackorchid:

Can we talk about the fact that Aki and Yusei are both at their lowest point in this duel? Aki just lost Divine and what she thought was her home, the place she belonged—and Yusei is still spiralling from his recent duel with Kiryu, not to mention he’s still injured! They’re both having a crisis of faith, they’re both at emotional rock bottom, both shaken to their foundations and here they are, duelling about it because neither of them knows what else to do! Aki’s modus operandi up until this point was to let Divine make every decision for her and duel her anger out at whatever target happened to be present and Yusei, here, is just this once doubting his usual “our bonds will save us” mentality because he just faced off against a person he used to trust with his life, who’s now dead set on ending that life! They’re coming from completely different angles, yet the parallels are still there and they’re driving me up a wall!