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

sbd-laytall:

xiranjayzhao:

Oh no, babe. The 9-foot-tall Blue Eyes White Dragon rug STAYS ON the bed.

yugiohmangaoutofcontext:

wheredidyamileavemenow:

I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS REAL!!!! LOOK AT THIS cream puff possessed fluff ball. His little feets! I have no idea when this will be released but this murdering thing is so cute. HERE IS A LINK TO THE NEWS CLICK HERE

darkshadowduelist:

Valuable Book EX 2

VX02-JP001 Chronicle Sorceress

DARK Spellcaster / Effect

LV4 1250/1250

You can only use the effect of this card’s name once per turn.

(1) You can activate 1 of these effects based on the Attributes in your GY;

● LIGHT: Send 1 “Blue-Eyes White Dragon” or 1 card that mentions it from your Deck to the GY, except “Chronicle Sorceress”.

● DARK: Send 1 “Dark Magician” or 1 card that mentions it from your Deck to the GY, except “Chronicle Sorceress”.

Stardust Wurm

Light Dragon / Effect

LV1 0/0

You can only use this card name’s (1) and (2) effects once per turn each.

(1) If this card is in your hand or GY and you control a Level 8 or higher Dragon Synchro Monster: You can Special Summon this card, but banish it if it leaves the field.

(2) You can Tribute this card; Special Summon up to 2 Level 1 LIGHT Dragon monsters from your hand and/or GY, except “Starudust Wurm”, but their effects cannot be activated.

(Previously: Episodes 71 and 72 Subbed [Finalized])

(Check out my Subbed!GX Stream Masterpost!)

73: Kenzan VS Saiou! It’s Dinosaur DNA, Don

To see the “unwavering power” he had foreseen for himself, Saiou visits the Academia and challenges Kenzan to a duel. The cards in Saiou’s Tarot deck cause fate to alternate through their upright and reversed positions.  Kenzan faces him with his Dinosaur deck, and for a moment it looked as though he was in the lead, but Saiou seemed to foresee even that.  As he cleverly uses the upright and reversed effects of his Strength, the symbol of this “unwavering power,” Saiou drives Kenzan into a corner.

74: Treeborn Frog! Living Toad! Death Frog!

To decide the destination of the upcoming field trip, Judai duels Rose, a fair lady representing Saiou whose deck is a Frog deck.  She opens by accumulating T.A.D.P.O.L.E.s in her Cemetery to summon three Death Frogs (ATK/1900), using her Death Chorus Magic Card to wipe out Judai’s Monsters for a direct attack–one that inflicts a massive amount of damage.  She then fuses all three to summon her Three-Death Frog.  But Judai thinks something is off about Rose and her obsession with frogs…

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Ding, finalized!73 and 74 are done!

This next double-release is good, 73 is a bit of an infamous Kenzan ep as we find out about his *deep breath* DIIINOsaur DNA, but we also have Saiou making moves to make sure there aren’t any hitches to his plans, as he makes it to Duel Academia to see what this “unwavering power” is that he foretold through his Tarot.  We also have a nice callback to the Drawiches from Season 1 (and Ed just drawing the Golden Eggwich like it’s nothing), in a few scenes that the dub for some reason decided not to include, and we see some more of Saiou’s interesting deck and how it ties into his idea of fate.

74′s also neat as it introduces the field trip we’ll be going on the next few episodes (BYOBento), and we’re introduced to Princess Rose, with her Frog deck and the nods to the Frog Prince fairy tale–also showing that Saiou seems to have connections to some big people in the world (coming in handy later).  She also works to tie in Judai’s Spirit-seeing abilities (and we get this good scene), while also establishing that Manjoume so far still has his despite joining the Society of Light.  It’s also a Kyoung Soo Lee-team episode in terms of animation direction, and it looks gorgeous–this is around the point his episodes start to look really good, and there are a lot of really nice shots.  (Though I may be noticing that much more because of the DVDRip quality of the video remember when it was so hard to get 74 in good quality)

In terms of animation fixes and stuff, both episodes got a fair amount of them that I picked up on, from little quality-of-life stuff to card fixes and bigger animation error fixes that came out nicely, along with an onscreen translation teasing what I’ll be doing in 75.  Details below the cut, as usual, along with a few Translation Notes for some things that came up.

Enjoy, folks! With these done, we’re off to Domino Town for the next couple releases! (Oh, and I opted to work with “Domino Town” for the name, since “Domino City” struck me as a bit of a mistranslation of 童実野町 (Domino-cho)–I went through my logic here.) The next double-release will be with 75 and 76 as Shou and Kenzan’s bonding the last while comes full circle in a Tag Duel (as we revisit Mizuchi’s first appearance too), then I’ll likely try to knock out 77-79 together so that I don’t end the release after on a cliffhanger, lol.  Stay tuned!

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sweetcoconattsu:

I DID IT BOIZ!! IMA KOSO HITOTSU NII!!!!