yugioh enthusiast

I have no sideblogs, so other stuff I enjoy beside yugioh may be found here

[peasant-player]

"And into this Ring he poured his cruelty, his malice and his will to dominate all life."

Another one for my Sauron serie <3

Drawing is under the cut ✂️

I found some great brushes for more grunge looking canvas now i just need to find a brush that does those big lines on the canvas where the colors smudge or distort

[angelofgears]

Homerun-chan I forgot to post

⚠️ DO NOT REPOST | DO NOT FEED TO AI⚠️

[polysobraniy]

one of my favorite arts of mine! i drew it back in april

[synthient]

every explanation yugioh has ever provided for Shadi’s Whole Deal: a compilation

Early manga: Shadi is a mortal human man. He’s alive. He rides airplanes. His family has guarded the tombs of pharaohs for generations. He’s motivated by things like petty revenge, intellectual curiosity, and a desire to protect Egyptian artifacts.

First half of Memory World: Shadi is a member of the Tombkeeper Clan. His side of the family got into a fight with the Ishtar side, and they each took some of the Millennium Items in the divorce. He’s motivated by the same duty the Ishtars were raised with: to help the Nameless Pharaoh regain his memories. Every fucked up thing he’s done (giving Pegasus the eye, lying to Malik, trying to kill Yugi’s friends, etc) was presumably part of a game of memory-restoring 4D chess.

Second half of Memory World: Shadi was never human. He’s a shapeshifting supernatural being that serves as Zorc’s equal-and-opposite counterpart. He’s also maybe the human incarnation of that tablet with the Millennium Item-shaped indents in it? Bobasa and Hasan were both him, shapeshifted. His motivation is to stop Zorc. Everything he’s done was presumably part of a game of anti-Zorc 4D chess.

DM anime: Shadi is a ghost. We mostly know this because of an anime-added scene where he saves Honda and Otogi from falling and then vanishes, and they’re like “was that a…g-g-ghost?” We don’t know when he died, or who he used to be. He isn’t Bobasa, the anti-Zorc, or Hasan (but he does briefly pilot Hasan’s Memory World RPG avatar, mostly as a convoluted way for the anime to adapt his death scene. Yes, he dies despite being a ghost). We never really get a motivation for why he did anything.

Capsule Monsters: Shadi has been a ghost for thousands of years. He’s been fucking with people the whole time (including Alexander the Great). Motivation: the lulz?

DSOD: Shadi used to be a mortal human man, up to about 5 or 6 years before the start of the series. He somehow got on his hands on the Secret Eighth Millennium Item. He trained a bunch of children to use it to make a utopia dimension. Then Zorkura killed him. After that, he was a ghost. His motivation was…4D chess for the utopia dimension? Which didn’t actually work?

[yugiohmangavsanime]

It’s implied as early as Battle City in the manga that Bakura killed Shadi.

[aokozaki]

"Rationalism" is up there with "Objectivism" in terms of "definitionally funny things to call your own belief system".

[aokozaki]

"Yeah man I've been doing some thinking and philosophy and I've come up with a framework called Being Right"

[sushicreamchips]

I forgot to post this… I drew Bern for my friend!

[toskarin]

song of the day

[superspecial-awesome]

[integratedcane]

Based on the design made by @googoogaga733!

[mandhos]

I haven't drawn it in a long time :,)

[calllynx]

More experimental animation. All done on paper, oil pastel and alcohol marker.

[mxrtified777]

babyfaced king

[toskarin]

song of the day

[soupmanfish]

drew this unhinged ryo for a friend >:3

[evilwizard]

hey guys so the hero that keeps barging in my tower seems to be using some sort of chronomancy called “quick saving.” have we figured out any counters for that yet or what’s the deal

[aku-no-homu]

toxic

[shirotsuchi-hotaru]

深淵