Gazing into Infinity...

Yeah, I saw that, the absolute comedic timing lmao.

Tsunakan sensei and Okada sensei sure are competing for the best Kurumada brainrot huh?

Also, I've come to dislike the Crystal Saint significantly over the years for how much convoluted he makes Hyouga and Camus' backstories and cheapens the bond between the two :V

Reference: Saint Seiya

We were beaten up to a pulp, mistreated, forced to crawl and nevertheless we persisted and keep going on.

This year we will at last rise up...

TO PUNCH GOD IN THE FACE!

Also, I've come to dislike the Crystal Saint significantly over the years for how much convoluted he makes Hyouga and Camus' backstories and cheapens the bond between the two :V

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oDpppZDdBEyPJ9_a6pk31jtb0D9pOKex/view?usp=sharing

A little YGO semi-FTK I personally created (I updated the decklist since then, but the main strategy remains the same). You might like it since it contains copious amounts of Melodious, but IDK how you will feel about the win condition itself 😅

Have a nice day, my dear friend! 😉

"What's next? Putting (Targetting) cards in the deck?"

(In all seriously, pretty impressive, Trickstars would be proud.)

Who would have thought that SHS was hanging with Spellpeople, next thing you know they will be hanging around with Paleozoics :V

Thanks to my friend @clairvoyantxatu for alerting me to this!

The scary season is once again upon us—from its carved ornamental gourds to acts of grand theft candy by roaming gangs of elaborately disguised children. But before you set out that ceramic Gengar candy bowl or place your Phantump figure in its place of honor on the mantel, maybe it’s time to rethink our Halloween heroes.

For years, we’ve elevated Ghost-type Pokémon to the role of Halloween royalty. Before we fall into a haunted cemetery-sized rut, it may be time to crown new Halloween terrors. And who better to reign over this season of terror than Pokémon directly inspired by the dragons that have haunted real-life humanity for thousands of years?

Now that we’ve agreed it’s time for a more measured and mature approach to identifying the heroes of this year’s Pokéween—and if you didn’t agree, feel free to vent your opinions to your friendly neighborhood apparition—let’s consider the possibilities. The colorful and robust Pokémon canon offers an embarrassment of choice. If psychological mayhem is your jam, there is certainly an argument to be made for unleashing Mr. Mime on the collective consciousness and just accepting that there will be no more Pokémon Sleep for anyone ever again.

Which brings us to the obvious solution: Dragon-type Pokémon. The timing is perfect. It’s the Year of the Dragon, and dragons are hotter than Charizard’s Flamethrower. (But contrary to its appearance, Charizard is not, in fact, a Dragon-type Pokémon, although Mega Charizard X can proudly make the claim.) As we’ve already established, dragons have a fearsome reputation that spans millennia, so we know they’re scary. And to prove that point, we came with receipts (or scary Pokédex entries, which is pretty much the same thing):

(As my own personal aside, casual reminder that Mega Salamence is known to bisect its own Trainer from time to time, leading to the nickname of the blood-soaked crescent, when you put together its two Dex entries from Sun and Moon. Honestly my favorite Dex entry because it's just so edgy it wraps back around to being funny.)