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

specialsummon:

“Wait a moment. If I play Gremlin on the right field its ability will activate. There! Gremlin, activate your ability! Split the land!”

“What?!”

“If the field splits the duel ends in a draw!”

specialsummon:

“Good morning, Yuugi.”

“Kaiba!”

“By the way, about the phone call last night…”

“Yeah. I asked Grandpa and he let me borrow it for the day.”

“Thank you! I wanted to see it again so badly. He taught me to love cards.”

“Here! Blue Eyes Dragon!”

“Wow! Amazing every time I see it!”

yugimoto:

banpresto yugioh postcard

darkscorpiox:

When I saw Kisara’s silhouette shown in Kaiba’s eye in the second picture, a thought came to my mind: Kisara is where Atem is, meaning Duat, the world of the dead. And for the dead to be there, according to @kaleidraws’s post, one need all their parts — Ka (essence), Ba (personality), Sheut (shadow), Jb (heart), and Ren (name) — and a priest doing all the necessary spells and rituals to receive judgement from Anubis and, if determined a good person, to spend eternity happily in the afterlife. In other words, for Kisara to still be a spirit even after around 3000 years, Priest Seto must have fufilled all the requirements to give her a proper burial. Manga!Priest Seto is undeniably more twisted than his anime counterpart, but I find it beautiful how he ensured that Kisara would have a comfortable afterlife. 

(If Takahashi had had more time, he would have given us the relationship worthy of those lines.)

There’s also a certain tragedy to it. Because Priest Seto had to ensure Atem would get the eternal rest he deserved, he probably died without giving himself a proper burial so that he would reincarnate (which can be said the same for Isis and Shimon/Siamun). And knowing Kaiba’s refusal to acknowledge the connection between him and his past Egyptian life, I doubt he would follow the procedure of an Egyptain burial. This means he and Kisara will never be together and are only so as Duelist and Monster / guardian spirit.