#headcanon. › bluefeather dragon.

[feuerthe]

Despite what is shown in across all the series’, all duel monsters can talk. All subspecies have their own language – the Spellcaster archetype have the language their spells are written in, the dragons have the draconic of their ancestors, Kuribohs, Kuribons and the Kuri clans have their trills and calls with their own interspecies dialects – but there is one unifying language across the entirety of the Spirit World for all monsters to share.

There are dialects of it across the monsters – one cannot expect an Acorno to speak the same as a Blue-Eyes or the Crimson Dragon – but the language for the largest part is the same. Beyond the spirit language, monsters can speak English and Japanese – as well as any other languages their duelists might know. Conversely, there has only been one instance of a human learning to speak as a spirit: the Duel Monster Yubel. A human born long before the Duel Spirits were bound to cards, Yubel became a hybrid of human and Duel Monster, believed to be a Duel Monster entirely once the spirits were bound to the cards, in order to serve as the guardian of Yuki Judai’s ancestor and guide him in growing to control the Gentle Darkness. They are the sole example of a human becoming a Duel Spirit, though no spirit will speak of their heritage as a falsely engineered monster.

[iolrachs]

future headcanons

balthus

balthus’ capacity for faith magic, and (lack of) belief in the goddess as presented by the church

balthus’ grooming rituals

balthus’ timeskip redesign

a rewriting of his supports with hilda and lysithea to remove all romantic intent.

changes to his speech patterns to better differentiate him from raphael and remove their similarities.

nero

the devil bringer in detail

the effects of his demonic heritage

red queen

kyrie and their relationship

aras

aras’ capacity for violence and conscious choice for pacifism

his choice to lie about his health and impending death

misc

walker’s history

ty’s involvement in dark phoenix

tiger and torhild’s response to tony’s death

phoenix’s guilt over mia

clay’s history, leading up to how he met apollo and athena

zamazenta’s view of rose and oleana

solgaleo’s view of lusamine post game and regarding mohn

the signer dragons and the marks of the dragon

bluefeather’s fear of dimension dust

sirocco and the sword of the dawn

[lunyrd-blog]

blackfeather dragon tag drop

[iolrachs]

Despite what is shown in across all the series’, all duel monsters can talk. All subspecies have their own language – the Spellcaster archetype have the language their spells are written in, the dragons have the draconic of their ancestors, Kuribohs, Kuribons and the Kuri clans have their trills and calls with their own interspecies dialects – but there is one unifying language across the entirety of the Spirit World for all monsters to share.

There are dialects of it across the monsters – one cannot expect an Acorno to speak the same as a Blue-Eyes or the Crimson Dragon – but the language for the largest part is the same. Beyond the spirit language, monsters can speak English and Japanese – as well as any other languages their duelists might know. Conversely, there has only been one instance of a human learning to speak as a spirit: the Duel Monster Yubel. A human born long before the Duel Spirits were bound to cards, Yubel became a hybrid of human and Duel Monster, believed to be a Duel Monster entirely once the spirits were bound to the cards, in order to serve as the guardian of Yuki Judai’s ancestor and guide him in growing to control the Gentle Darkness. They are the sole example of a human becoming a Duel Spirit, though no spirit will speak of their heritage as a falsely engineered monster.

[iolrachs]

bluefeather dragon tag drop

[iolrachs]

blackfeather dragon tag drop

[feuerthe]

bluefeather dragon tag drop