#Ylliaster

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I spent the latter half of an all-nighter drawing this dkfndkslsl

[mooncyclone]

I'm taking a break from shitpost art and actually working on my OC sheets. I will post anything oc releated to new tag, if you wanna see them look on it.

Today is I'm posting my 2 5D's OCs, i probably don't even bother to post my original story ocs and only focus on the ones i created for canon or whatever its called. I will not tag my ocs to their anime tag.

Beware long post.

We have here the first ever Yugioh OC I have designed. I was like everyone doing non original story ocs why shouldn't I make one too? And there. I had this sheet was sitting on my drawings folder for a while but i wanted to post it when i finished the other one. Now the lore time. (My story is after a while of 5D's ending, but not 10 years future.)

Her name is Sigma, an Android sent from the changed future to past for monitor everything goes normal and to prevent the other destroyed future to happen again. She lost her memories during her remodel, but she doesn't minds it because she can make new ones.

The deck she uses half of Crow's Blackwings so he hates her for that, she made her deck quickly before they sent back to past. Her ace is currently is Dark Simorgh but she is on her quest to make her own deck. (That insect is Flying Kamakiri #2, she has it on her deck even if she is scared of it) She gets called Spider hair a lot because of her hairstyle and she hates it. She hates lawbreakers. Hunts down even who litters and one day she gets asked by Satelite Police join them. I have actually tought about Ylliaster AU with her. But doesn't seemed like a good idea so scrapped. But I think she would get along with Antinomy. All of them except Zone would hate her.

Like this lol, (csp did not save image with text so I'll write here the talk, and I'm too lazy to color this have sketch instead)

Sigma: Senpai, you look pretty messed up need a hand? Placido: Leave me alone you stupid idiot.

The second one is here Duelist Idol, like Blue Angel but she is no angel i can say. Her name is Ayumi Meira, 17 years old girl who is also fan of Jack Atlas. She believes he will take the King's title back one day. When she was doing her job she is totally normal idol but she is actually a chuuni and pretty stupid. She hates Sigma because of her hairstyle, makes fun of her by calling her Spider hair. Her deck is made of full of magical girls, warrior types with different elements but not dark. She will never use any dark element monsters or any card with dark on its name.

[ramblings-of-a-mad-cat]

Also Zero Reverse being caused by time traveling robots was the biggest slap in the face ever. 5Ds post DS is dead to me

Zero Reverse is arguably the single most important event in the entire 5Ds timeline.

Not only was that the point that the Earthbound Immortals were freed, but that was when the divide between New Domino City and the Satellite Sector happened. Hey, speaking of that...there's something else that the second act of 5Ds just drops. All of the tension and classism between the two sides of the city. How! How does that happen? It's literally one of the most important themes in the entire story! I know there's a time-skip, but I don't believe for one second that everything would be wrapped up in a neat little bow like that, and why would you want to write it that way in the first place? When the oppression of the Satellites was such an integral part of the story? Even if things are getting better and moving in the right direction, shouldn't there be growing pains? This crucial and three-dimensional aspect of the story is just...erased. Much like Carly's character arc. And Akiza's relevance. And so much else. I'm not saying 5Ds couldn't continue after The Dark Signers were stopped, but the story ends most naturally at that point, and it doesn't feel at all like they had a plan for how to continue it.

The time traveling cyborgs...ugh. Again, it's not unspeakable. This kind of thing could have worked. Especially in a series like this one with higher tech! But all of these elements aren't introduced until the second half, well after the status quo has been established. None of it is even foreshadowed in the Fortune Cup/Dark Signer arcs. If Roman had claimed that a mysterious "robot" had approached him by the Nazca Lines, that would be one thing. But it was clearly just a guy in a suit. This is what I mean - I don't believe for one second that they planned this from the start. And maybe this was executive meddling. Maybe the whole scandal with the voice actress is why Ylliaster was rewritten and Arcadia was written out. But the story still suffers for it. A good rule of thumb is that if your story is going to heavily feature time travel...you should introduce that element as early as possible. If it's just a one-off event, like the Time Turners in Harry Potter, whatever. But the second half of this show has time travel as a crucial element, when there was nothing hinting as much in the first half. That's...not a great look, I won't lie.

Man, even the ending is weird. Like, when the Crimson Dragon appears to take away the Marks of The Dragon, because The Signers have "fulfilled their purpose." and can now move on with their lives. Except, hold on a second. That suggests that The Signers are a kind of all-purpose group of heroes who defend the world against whatever evil threat is on the horizon. Which isn't what they are at all. No, they were specifically created to fight the Earthbound Immortals. Which raises the question of why The Crimson Dragon waited until now to take The Marks away. Why not do so after Goodwin was defeated? Why even make Crow a Signer at all? Or Leo, for that matter? The Signers have already fulfilled their destiny and defeated The Dark Signers, they won't be needed again until the next time this battle recurs, thousands of years from now. If the Crimon Dragon just decided to keep them around in case of another threat, then why remove The Marks at this stage, instead of just keeping the Signers on call for the rest of their lives? Who's to say that another threat won't emerge in their lifetimes? Hell, why stop there. The Crimson Dragon can apparently give out Marks to whoever is deemed useful, so when these Signers die, why wait thousands of years to choose new ones? See what I mean? It just doesn't make any sense.

[leonawriter]

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