#5daysofygofemslash

[merryfortune]

Day 1. Portrait | @5daysofygofemslash

[riddlerlesbian]

@5daysofygofemslash - day four: sparkle & shine

i can have a meme trace, as a treat. this is my favorite from this week!

this is the meme if you don't know

[heartsaidnoibat]

5 Days Of Yu Gi Oh Femslash 3/5: Stageshipping + Unexpected

[purpleleafsyt]

Just as I thought I was truly alone, I spotted another girl staring back at me from a far off tower.

Day 5: Before the Beginning / After the End

I hc that before Ruri and Rin properly met each other, they would stare at each other from across Academia, gazing into their respective tower's window

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[honeys-bnbdc]

@5daysofygofemslash Here's day 4 prompt: Joy

I decided to go with glitter fer this one bc, when do I not wanna draw these two in bright clothing lololol

Running late n postin em outta order cus I'm cleanin em in whichever feels the most fun lmao- n also I made the smart decision to paint the first day💀

[tiredgremlintime]

5 days of Ygo fem slash day 1: Music

@5daysofygofemslash

I’m late but its Here!! Day 1 with Celina and Blair! Celina is teaching Blair how to dance, seems like it’s going well!! (Poses based off the Naoto and Yosuke fever dance for signs of love from persona 4:dancing all night)

[arien-elensar]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters (Anime & Manga), Yu-Gi-Oh! - All Media Types Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Kawai Shizuka | Serenity Wheeler/Kujaku Mai | Mai Valentine Characters: Kawai Shizuka | Serenity Wheeler, Kujaku Mai | Mai Valentine Additional Tags: Femslash, Nurseshipping, Aged-Up Character(s) Summary:

Dinner plans turn into something more.

[radraptors]

A Dangerous Rival

AU where Season Zero carries on into Duellist Kingdom. Written for @5daysofygofemslash day 5: Canon Divergent | Alternate Universe.

Read on AO3

When Miho first met Mai Kujaku on the cruise ship to Duellist Kingdom, Miho saw how she caught all the boys’ eyes: she was a dangerous rival. Miho called her obasan, aunt, to denigrate her age - but instead of being angry, she laughed and said that Miho must be very young to call her that.

When Yugi and the others later discussed the rivals on the ship, Miho sniffily remarked how unimpressed she was with Kujaku’s condescending manner. Honda actually hesitated before agreeing with Miho. A dangerous rival indeed.

When Mai duelled Jounouchi, Miho was quick to denounce her aroma strategy as underhanded. Even if it was clever.

When Mai offered them a meal, Miho started looking at Mai - not her effect on the others. This woman hadn’t come expecting other people to give her food or shelter: she’d brought them herself. This woman had complete self-confidence. This woman turned heads, but didn’t need to turn heads.

When Mai lost to the Player Killer, Miho was scared and didn’t understand why. It was good that a dangerous rival was kicked off the island, right?

When Yugi duelled for Mai’s star chips, Miho cheered extra loud.

When Mai tried to repay Yugi those star chips, and Yugi refused, Anzu challenged her to a duel. And Miho felt a stab of guilt that Miho hadn’t been the challenger. Or was it a stab of jealousy? Miho wasn’t used to being stabbed by feelings like this!

—

When the tournament was over, when the finalists were leaving the island, when it was Miho’s last chance - Miho went up to Mai.

Miho bowed deeply. “Please teach Miho how to duel!”

Mai was surprised. “You don’t Jounouchi or Yugi to teach you?”

In truth, Yugi had tried to teach Miho before - but back then, the mass of rules and card text had just been too much for Miho to sustain interest. But now was different.

“Miho wants to understand how Mai duels. Mai’s duelling is different to Yugi’s or Jounouchi’s. And…”

The words were hard. Miho blurted them out as quickly as possible. “Miho wants to spend more time with you!”

And then Miho blinked in shock: she had accidentally said ‘you’ as anta, which was informal to the point of rude.

But instead of being angry, Mai laughed: it was a form address she often used herself. She ruffled Miho's hair. "I'll see what I can do."