"Any card—so long as it exists—has a power that is needed."

i-just-want-more-yubel:

I can’t believe Edo reads angst fanfiction, this man radiates hurt no comfort vibes.

Boy howdy does Judai come back hard on his response to that last line in a few seasons though

akiradachi:

while im at it i might as well just

theabcsofjustice:

Day 17 (September 16): “Putting the D in Destiny”

moomoofoo:

just wanted to draw my favorite kids from gx lol
took way longer than i thought it would

judais-hot-dance-moves:

D O O L

silveryair:

There was NO reason for this extra shit how did they find  the only english manor in hell how long have they been here…. Did he bring the dragon picture with him??? these mother fuckers are on the same bullshit wavelength like shut up

look at his stupid face hes having so much fun

shut upppppppp

theabcsofjustice:

Again, it’s more obvious in the original that the reason Ed is so annoyed about this is not so much the losing part but because he sees Judai as being inferior and not worth learning anything from. He’s a busy man and doesn’t have time to be bothering with schoolkids. ^^;

I like though that in both versions Ed has no hesitation in talking about his doubts and frustrations. It shows how used to each other they are that they can talk like this without yet revealing exactly how long they’ve been working together. And in the original they still haven’t yet at this point actually told us that Saiou is his manager so you have to think that he must be someone important to Ed for him to come to him like this. Also Saiou isn’t really bothered by Ed implying that he’s feeling skeptical of this prediction and I like that he doesn’t outright insist that Ed has to trust him like Sartorius does but instead reminds him that he’s never been wrong about a prediction before. However I think here it’s more obvious that their need for each other is mutual than in the dub. Saiou needs Ed to be strong enough to fulfill his destiny and Ed needs him to help him in his hunt and to rise through the ranks of duelists as quickly as possible. There’s that sense of support there.

But even with that, watching these scenes again makes it pretty obvious that Ed is rather oblivious to what’s going on with Saiou because He’s so concentrated right now on his hunt for his dad’s killer. The show never really tells us how long before the start of the season that he got possessed but I assume it happened sometime during season 1, so it’s probably been several months at least. But Ed doesn’t treat Saiou sitting around in this weird room as anything unusual and seems to be quite used to it by now. And I like that this oversight will come back to haunt him later in the season.

Also I do love the unusual shadows those lights create whenever they’re in here though.

GX finalized!53 (WIP) - The Beginning of Unmei

A quick little preview of the final episode, inspired by @theabcsofjustice‘s post using the dub dialogue in this scene.