on hiatus till april

Mostly Callouts and Commentary on Social Media / 29 / Male /

[iloveraytoroxwx]

I’ve never been more scared to be an American. I hate what’s going on. I’m genuinely so scared

[thecookiesewingtin]

[speedroidknightninjax]

America is trash

[speedroidknightninjax]

I do not understand why American Yu-Gi-Oh! fans constantly push the narrative that you have to offend people just to be friends with them. It is completely ironic because America has become a parody of itself. People there claim they do not want to be mocked, yet they constantly insult everyone else. The South Park episode about this perfectly defines their hypocrisy.

[speedroidknightninjax]

There are three major problems with the Yu-Gi-Oh! fanbase in America:

First, many fans are obsessed with online gender wars, stuck in heavy nostalgia for the original Duel Monsters series, and act toxic toward one another. They passively allow critics and Pokémon fans to ruin Yu-Gi-Oh!’s reputation, only to whine later that no one stepped in to stop them.

Second, the community elevates "anti-Yu-Gi-Oh!" critics over real, high-quality content creators. They allow sensationalist YouTubers like Team Samurai X1 and Yu-Gi-Oh! Everything to stay relevant, while completely ignoring the creators who actually care about the game.

Third, a massive portion of the fanbase refuses to read and is constantly misinformed about everything from the anime to the card game mechanics. A perfect example of this media illiteracy happened back when Arc-V was airing; many fans dismissed the original subbed version entirely, using the lazy excuse, "Sorry, I can't understand foreign languages," instead of just reading the subtitles.

[chrisberi2]

Reblog if you wanna reblog

[speedroidknightninjax]

MODERN YUGIOH FANS 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[justrandonmstuff]

same energy

[speedroidknightninjax]

Battle City was never good

[speedroidknightninjax]

Yu-Gi-Oh! fans back in 2015 started ruining the game with the mindset of 'don't offend anyone.' Now, people listen to grifters without realizing that these grifters are the ones making us hate ourselves. If I had the power, I would completely remove this toxic element from the community.

[speedroidknightninjax]

I think Yu-Gi-Oh! fans are the ones who hate me and my guts. I am actually trying to correct this whole community. I want people to be free to express aggressive attitudes and vulgarity, to stop hiding, and to be traditional men instead of conforming to modern gender identities.

[speedroidknightninjax]

The Yu-Gi-Oh! fans who keep spamming me and telling me that no one is gonna take me seriously are wrong. I have every right to use profanity and be vulgar all I want, since I was born in the time when comedy and anime were in their golden era. I also love body shaming fat asses.

[speedroidknightninjax]

I find it disgusting how people in the American Yu-Gi-Oh! fandom get obsessed over being misgendered while simultaneously mocking Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's. People refuse to admit that nostalgia is killing the game. Furthermore, anyone who uses curse words, slurs, or profanity is immediately labeled as vulgar. Personally, I like offensive comedy, and I just cannot stand these hypocritical Yu-Gi-Oh! fans.

[speedroidknightninjax]

People are constantly calling me out and roasting me, which makes me feel like I was just born to be bad. I deserve respect, not constant attacks. I think the people targeting me are just trolls. I just blocked someone who kept making fun of my age, even though their own grammar was terrible as a retard.

[speedroidknightninjax]

HUMILLTY IS WHY YUGIOH FANS ARE SOFT MOFO

[speedroidknightninjax]

just why do choice to be a stereotype than evolve past it? yugioh fans want hope not despair

You want to know why? It's because the so-called 'breaking stereotypes' concept has been an overused trope since the 90s and 2000s. I am sick of people telling me I can't stereotype someone just because they think I'm rude. I suffer just as much as anyone else. I deserve a reward to roast you—since you cooked me, now I get to cook you.

There is a reason why I keep being told not to turn up the heat when cooking food—it's because I actually like my food overcooked. You can't tell me to be nice, because hate is all I know. You made me this way back in 2015. You even had the nerve to tell me to stop being a fan back when ARC-V got worse and I had no hope. You are a bigger stereotype than me. I am just a morally bankrupt person who at least knows some morals, unlike you and this RETARDED fandom.

What's that? You called me out for using a slur and not being politically correct because you think it hurt your feelings, or because I wasn't being kind to you? I was bullied too, but I chose the alpha male mindset to defend myself. I have to protect myself from both the woke crowd and the jerks who just hate happiness.

I love stereotypes, I love clichés, and I know plenty of overused tropes—way more than this current Yu-Gi-Oh! generation, which walks on eggshells and complains too much. You want me to stop? Then stop being a dick to Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's and stop spreading misinformation about it.

P.S. I was born in the Balkans (Eastern Europe, Bulgaria). I grew up around racism, slurs, and profanity, and I actually love being a dick. Because while you Americans were complaining about Trump, I was just relaxing and chilling in the mountains, telling myself to stop caring and let it go.

[speedroidknightninjax]

avarage neckbeard yugioh retarded fan

[speedroidknightninjax]

Why are you still a member of the Yugioh community if you despise everyone in it? Also 5ds does have a fan base, why do you keep acting like it’s your niche underrated gem everyone keeps trying to shit on for No Good Reason?

I don't despise everyone in the Yu-Gi-Oh! community. I criticize aspects of the fandom that I think are toxic, but that isn't the same as hating every fan. As for 5D's, I know it has a fan base. My point is that I've often felt it doesn't get the appreciation I think it deserves compared to some other series.