#I also reallY Do nOt ship it xDD so I'm sure that’s a factor too lolol ))

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ooooh hoo hoo okay! >:) what were your emotional/laughing moments in ygo? and both a popular and unpopular opinion in the fandom? you’re so cool <33

(( AAAAAAAA PALLOt, KEYYY, YOU’RE THE COOL ONE HERE. GOT IT?? Adsfgdhjks Thank you sm for the ask dear ♡ ))

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Emotional / Hilarious Moment: Actually? The most emotional moment, most emotional EPISODE for me, is the finale.

  To this day, I have to be in a rEALLy good mood to be able to sit down and watch “Forever ZEXAL”. Otherwise it might put my mood into a spiral of sad adfsgdhj xD

  It’s not at all that I don’t like the last episode!! The opposite, even. I do like it, but I hate endings. This series meant a lot to me, from middle school into teens, in more ways than I’ll likely ever admit online. It saved me, tbh.

  So ye AFSGHDJK last episode, rarely can I do it.

  Part I laughed hardest at? Pick literally ANY of Astral’s dub one-liners. Especially shade towards Yuma. I can still be coaxed into ugly-laughing at those !

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Popular Opinion: We should have gotten a ZEXAL III.

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Unpopular Opinion: Ooo b o y I’m not looking to get crucified here, but - >>;;; I personally don’t believe Keyship is canon. In the TV series or the manga.

(spoilers)

  Yes I know all about the “aishiteru” thing, but after doing some research myself, I found this little passage -

“The literal translation of “Aishiteru” (愛してる) is “I love you” or “I’m in love with you”. But it expresses such a sincere and deep love that Japanese only use it in long-term relationships and very emotional situations. Such as getting married or when someone is on their death bed.

When you are parting ways with a dear friend or when a beloved one is on their death bed you can say or might hear the phrase 愛してる (aishiteru), too. In this situation, the phrase becomes an affectionate final goodbye that expresses one’s deep love and respect for that very person." - ( link to article )

  Realistically, knowing Konami, I am pretty certain this how it was meant to be perceived canonically. Not a romantic thing - but a very tender, sincere final goodbye of two dear friends. And that is how I have always viewed it as well.

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