yaaay it’s a gx redraw ^_^
gx s2 sketchbook
had some compelling thoughts these last few weeks
Bastion Misawa, the only male Yugioh character with an ass that isn’t flatter than Zane’s heartbeat at the end of season 3
new draw the squad meme dropped
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX - Duel Box 12 DVD Art
- Supreme King Judai (Supreme King Jaden)
- Daichi Misawa (Bastion Misawa)
- Austin O’Brien (Axel Brodie)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX - Duel Box 3: Booklet Lineart 1
- Daichi Misawa (Bastian Misawa)
- Hyozanryu / Carboneddon
- Litmus Doom Swordsman / Mathematician
- Water Dragon / Hydrogeddon
- Magnet Warrior Ω - / Magnet Warrior Σ+ / Magnet Warrior Σ-
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX - Duel Box 3 DVD Art
- Judai Yuki (Jaden Yuki)
- Daitokuji (Lyman Banner) and Pharaoh
- Daichi Misawa (Bastian Misawa)
- Chronos de Medici (Vellian Crowler)
a real guy’s being dudes moment
yugioh gx!!
i love them
(Previously: Episodes 80-81 Subbed [Finalized])
(Check out my Subbed!GX Stream Masterpost!)
As a consequence of being the only one uninvited by the Society of Light, Misawa anxiously wonders if he is being thought of as weak. He confronts Saiou himself, who says that he will leave the island if beaten in a duel, but Manjoume duels Misawa in his stead. Manjoume fuses his three new Union Monsters to summon “Assault Cannon Beetle” (ATK/ 2800), using the Ojamas as bullets to reduce Misawa’s LP down to 1600. Misawa’s intellectual “focus ahead” plays get him far, but…
In search of a powerful, locked-away deck, Hell Kaiser Ryou pays a visit to his old Cyber Style Dueling Master–one Principal Samejima–and the teacher and student duel. Ryou summons Cyber End Dragon right off the bat, but Samejima defends himself with a copy of his Monster. Playing to the “soft and fair goes far” proverb, Samejima’s Cyber Ogre absorbs the ATK of Ryou’s Monster, its own ATK reaching 4000, but Ryou evades that using Cyber Laser Dragon. Samejima snatches Ryou’s Cyber End Dragon with a Trap Card, leading to his final decisive moves…
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Episodes 82 and 83 are now finalized! Misawa’s anxiety over the way he’s perceived leads him to join the Society of Light, while Ryou decides he’s come as far as he can with just Cyber End and visits his dojo-master-turned-Principal Samejima for some secret cards. Manjoume’s Beetrons were actually neat, and while I’m sure I was doubtful of how Misawa joining the SOL made sense years back, I do think it does now given the context of Misawa’s wanting recognition and not being the odd man out (and Ed’s putting it into words also puts a different lens on his early Season 1 self). For 83, admittedly the Cyber Style stuff does come a bit out of nowhere (the Japanese blog I reference for lines occasionally also thought so lol), but it’s believable enough for GX, and does give us some more background on Ryou’s childhood to juxtapose with his current “I only need victory, respect be damned” self. Samejima finally making his return after Season 1 as his dojo master was also a bit cool, ngl, and hey, turns out he was working on our upcoming tournament arc!
Had a few animation/card and other quality-of-watching fixes I handled for each episode, hence the slight delay, and for 83′s hardsub, I also translated an article Shou was reading about Ryou’s rise as Hell Kaiser. Details below the cut, as usual, for the curious.
Enjoy, folks–with these done and the GeneX arc about to start, I think the next release will just be episode 84 to set it up and also take a light breather, and then I’ll resume my catch-up double-releases with 85 and 86, which’ll coincide with an update to the OP (plus, that way I also don’t leave half of Judai vs Manjoume or Judai vs Asuka hanging on a cliff later lol). Stay tuned!
GX Finalized-Subs!82 Preview: “A ’slacker’?!”
Quick little preview since it’s been 2-3 weeks since my last 82 update, now that I’ve finalized 82’s script~
Also, for good reading, @silvormoon (and others in the notes!) wrote up a great analysis on Misawa’s character here which you can see this scene and his desire to be noticed (which plays into his loss later) factoring into.
every time i see that post now i think about gx season 2,,
Need me some meta analysis of Misawa’s character progression from “You might make a nice rival, #1-kun” to “what’s wrong with wanting your skills to be recognized?” that doesn’t boil down to “they didn’t know what to do with him or his cards so they made him a joke lol”
Tbh I think him getting a little too comfortable in his spot as #1 Ra Yellow played a part in it, he went from “I’ll only move up to blue when I’m good enough” to “I can become blue whenever I want to so I’m taking things easy for now” he didn’t really start trying until Edo badmouthing him made him realize he wasn’t being seen as one of the best duelists like he thought+not being recruited by the Society of Light, because he could’ve built the deck that was about to beat Manjoume at any point if he put his mind to it, but he just didn’t until he felt that who he was was no longer enough, but by that point his mind had gotten so fragile that he self destructed, plus after that he didn’t focus on the opponents that would actually get him attention but it seems he was just facing anyone to get that dose of “yeah, I’m super cool and smart and awesome”, and before he could really course correct he changed careers to help the doctor with his reserach.
tl;dr mix of him not trying hard enough when it really mattered and his fragile mind making him self sabotage like Edo said.
Not entirely related but I think he should’ve started dueling more people out of spite “oh, you think I’m not the best? ok, prove it, losers” then beating those 3 guys and feeling better and realizing there was probably something else going on, but at that point I’m just writing fanfiction in my head.