"Any card—so long as it exists—has a power that is needed."
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Okay, this is the funniest YGO moment ever. Everyone else can go home.
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I’m supposed to take Ai seriously as a villain?! When he says stuff like this?!
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Oh would you look at that, character development
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Nueva ilustración del animador Hiroki, en esta ocasión dibujo al bueno de Soulburner
https://twitter.com/vvkagerouvvr2?t=v_g6bBhklK43FK1WMpbHrA&s=09
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I couldn’t get this out of my head so I made it
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42wv:
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Ilustraciones especiales del animador Hiroki de Playmaker y Blue Angel por el quinto aniversario de Yu-Gi-Oh Vrains
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Code Radiator
“If a Cyberse monster you control would be used as Link Material for a ‘Code Talker’ monster, this card in your hand can also be used as material. If this card is sent from the hand or field to the GY as material for the Link Summon of a ‘Code Talker’ monster: You can target 1 face-up monster your opponent controls; change its ATK to 0, also negate its effects. If this card on the field was used as material, you can target 2 monsters, instead. You can only use each effect of ‘Code Radiator’ once per turn.”
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“Heroic dragon! Fire by transforming your ferocious fangs into bullets!”
One of my most repeated scenes in Yugioh vrains EVER.
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Mini Yusaku Analysis
Really, I just want to take apart two quotes:
First of all, I KNEW THAT LIST OF THREE THING WOULD COME BACK IN A TRAGIC WAY EVENTUALLY. I don’t think I mentioned that on Tumblr but yeah, I knew VRAINS was one of the more trauma heavy ones and Yusaku was doing the ‘think of three things’ too often for it not to mean anything.
So what it ended up meaning was that thinking of three things is Yusaku’s coping mechanism and way to remind himself that he’s alive. I’m guessing he had to fight for his life even as a child considering the few flashbacks of child Yusaku I’ve seen so far.
Which brings me to the next quote: Yusaku associates thinking with living. Basically having a mindset of “if you can’t think for yourself, you’re not alive,” which explains why he’s so against the idea of an AI having free will, even when an AI with free will is right in front of him.
I can see this mindset of Yusaku’s being further challenged as the show goes on, particularly by Ai, though it’s not going to be easy.
