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Yu-Gi-Oh!: Ennead
Series Description:
Yugi was born a girl, inspired by the fact that I found out that Atem is in fact commonly used as a girl's name. Yes I am aware of the fact that mythology states that there was an Atem who was the father of Bast, but once my brain had started ticking, well… here you go. There will be 9 main stories in the part of this series based on Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters, 6 of which are posted or being posted, but I make no promises how many side stories and one shots will pop up by the time the series ends. This lines up with the 9 Gods and Goddesses of the Egyptian Ennead and is the reason for the series name. The main 9 arcs are: Truth (Ancient Egypt) Season Zero For Those We Love (Duelist Kingdom) Kin (Dungeon Dice Monsters) Kismet (Destiny Arc) Battle of the Gods (Battle City) False Light (Pyramid of Light) Apollumi (Orichalcos) Eternity (Dark Side of Dimensions) Thanks to some friends, I am now planning Ennead GX, though how much of it I'll write after I finish Ennead DM is questionable. It's taken me since 2011 to get past Battle City. There are links to all 24 of the Ennead Duel Monsters stories under the cut.
Eyes of a family across time for @enneadau
The eyes of the Thief Queen's family, as mentioned across the Ennead verse
Ba-Khu-Ra: Blue-grey eyes, shared by Lilith and Amt
Amane: Soft brown eyes (Season Zero, chapter 26)
Lilith: the blue-grey eyes of Ba-Khu-Ra pre-surrender to the demon, (The Pawn) (her eyes are drawn a little closer to Amane's as a way to show their kinship though the Flamel family)
Amt: Grey-blue eyes (The Pawn)
Thief King Akefia: Green-blue eyes (Battle of the Gods, chapter 53)
Esi: Green eyes (Battle of the Gods, chapter 53)
Kismat: Blue eyes that reminds Kaiba of Kisara alongside her white hair (Battle of the Gods, chapter 53)
Watercolor practice
Wow, what a difference 9 or so years make ;3;
I like this version of this ship.
I believe it basically ryou as a boy and bakura as a girl(a tsundere I think) and Ryou could not give a crap what’s happening around him but when he gets serious he’s pretty scary.
@xx-moonluster-xx drew this absolutely wonderful art of Ba-Khu-Ra! I love her so much!!!
For anyone who hasn't seen or met her before, this is an excellent drawing of my fem!Yami Bakura who goes by Ba-Khu-Ra, which I'm pretty sure translates to "soul like ra" which both entirely fits Yami Bakura’s confidence and ego and explains why the Thief game piece in the final arc answered to Bakura.
A behind-the-scenes forced awakening in the middle of the night for Ishizu, for @enneadau
Basically, at some point past the Battle City finals weekend and the start of False Light, Ba-Khu-Ra finds hardcover versions of the six Jane Austen novels and literally dumps those on Ishizu in the middle of the night for the Ishtar siblings to read and learn more about human nature from.
The reason for Ba-Khu-Ra doing this? Well, as Ellie Dashwood on her Youtube channel in the video "How to not marry Mr Wickham" points out, the Jane Austen novels can actually be used as a guide in human nature, as per the three steps she mentions in the video: step 1) Examine Ourselves, 2) Examine Who To Trust and step 3) Give Ourselves Time To Observe, because the as the Ishtars found out the hard way, they were blinded from reality in that neither Yugi or Sakhmet had NO reason to send Karim's group after Marik and Rishid while Ishizu joined the girls' day out and and thus belived that the Pharaoh and her reincarnation was untrustworthy.
As proved already in-story at that first meeting between Ishizu and the Mutou girls before Tokyo in Kismet, the Ishtars got their first dose of reality about the Nameless Pharaoh when Sakhmet refused to live up to what they imagined her to be, and as they also found out the really hard way later during Battle City, it is very important to compare what a person say vs what they actually do because time is the best thing to reveal a true character.
(and Hanaq found out the REALLY hard way that Ba-Khu-Ra was 100 % right about Zorc in a use of step two, Examine Who To Trust during their duel in the semi-finals, because the Thief Queen have been around the demon for 3 000 years and thus knows his true character!)