Someday I Will Go Into A Lengthy Diatribe Into How Certain YuGiOh Characters Are Designed, And Break

Someday I will go into a lengthy diatribe into how certain YuGiOh characters are designed, and break down the clothes that each character wears.

Ever since I started making characters, designing clothes for them that make sense to exist in the world is so important to me. I don't like my creations sticking out like a sore thumb.

If I ever go into a diatribe on how Batman works, I'm sorry. I fell in love with the hero when I was a wee lass thanks to Kevin Conroy's acting, and I have been attached ever since.

I do believe it is hard writing for Batman if you don't know what you're doing. I've heard of a lot of stories where the writers didn't understand Batman, which is easier to do more than Superman.

Do not get me started on the butchering of Superman over the years. He has such a simple concept, yet people think he's a god-- I could go on forever.

September is Bisexuality Visibility Month. Please be on the lookout for bisexual people when crossing the street, as we can go both ways.

i know we joke about cis artists having the weirdest sense of anatomy, but also even when the anatomy is fine, no one seems to want to draw women doing normal things

I decided to do a quick research for my revision of chapter 1 and I shit you not, AMC Theaters is really gonna make me consider doing human transmutation just so my wallet doesn't scream at me. What the unholy hell is this?

That price better have an associate that does my taxes.

Honestly the biggest issue with me writing YuGiOh fanfiction is the fact that I'm a character writer, and I don't see the Duel Monsters Card Game as a character.

Please, let me explain this.

If you are familiar with the YuGiOh franchise and have delved into it as far as I have, you would know that it initially started off with a love with games. The card game featured in one of the chapters got so popular that Kazuki Takahashi decided to try and make the game himself after some fans were interested in playing it.

Despite me not liking the game, or rather how it was implemented into the story, it's still an important factor to the show.

I see the game as a tool more than a character. I don't see any personality with the game, just a bunch of pieces of cardboard that are activated by a machine that then projects holograms. (I have a theory that Kaiba Corp made a special set of paint for Industrial Illusions to use in order for the machines to work with the cards. I don't know how else the machines would work, since they are cardboard.)

I see the game more as a tool to be used. And like with most tools in real life, you don't always need to use them. It could be because of all the rules to the game, since I can use the monsters associated with it as nightmares or spirits; hell, YuGiOh GX did that and it was honestly very interesting.

Is there anyone that's going through the same issues as I am? It honestly sucks, since I have this huge YuGiOh project in the early production stages.