#rinnosuke (sevens)

[xsoulxsilencex]

Okay, this really confuses me. When Yudias and co. reach the theme park it's in a shitty condition but at the end of the episode, they help the Insect Gang to fix it so the entrance looks better. But when you watched Sevens then you know that the theme park is in an even worse state and actually abandoned.

This is weird when Yudias and co. fixed the situation so the Insect Gang should get more visitors aka not giving their theme park up like they initially wanted to until Yudias motivated them. So what happened in the meantime? Did the descendants of the Insect Gang just not care anymore or did Yudias actually fix the future too? (after all, the Sevens shot was before Yuga accidentely travelled back in time)

Also: Why is it just "Insect/Bugs Ninja Village" in Go Rush while in Sevens, it was "The Nanahoshi Insect/Bugs Ninja Village"? The sign says the exact same thing and there's really "Nanahoshi" written there. So how could Yudias and co. not see that? Due to the dirt?? But even if they couldn't read "Nanahoshi", the moment the Insect Gang talked about being ninjas, at least Yuhi or Damamu should've mentioned Ranran is a ninja too since she revealed that during Yuhi's duel with Tremolo. Would've been interesting to see the Insect Gang's reaction there.

Nanaho and co.'s counterparts also act way nicer but who knows, if this isn't just some fake nice attitude. (for some reason, even the credits didn't bother using their actual names but their roles) I mean, wasn't Nanaho's branch of the Nanahoshi family said to have always been troublemakers/evil? So these six people being just nice is a little odd. I also wonder what the heck happened that there's no more insect ninjas left except them six. I really want to see them interacting with Ranran since she's a Nanahoshi too and I'm curious how their relationship is. Ranze (and Rinnosuke) didn't like Nanaho much so...

[occasionaltouhou]

LAIKA IS IN THE POLL AAAAAAAHHHH VOTE LAIKA THIS IS YOUR DAILY LAIKA PROPAGANDA ANON SIGNING OUT

if you give me sixty australian dollars in real life in the next twelve hours i will forego one of the seven milfs of dubious morality that i usually vote for in favour of rinnosuke's robot dog

[magpiejay1234]

I already edited the original post, but for the stream, official website lists Takuya Eguchi for his role as Zuwijo from GO RUSH!!, and Chiaki Kobayashi as Rinnosuke from SEVENS.

So they are here for Rush Duels, and have no relevance for OCG.

So the only animé legacy theme we are getting is Ancient Gears, and the other animé legacy slot is still likely going to be some ARC-V theme.

[sassyfishesandscorpios]

This episode belongs right to the horny jail.

[nightfurylover31]

I am SO GLAD Sevens didn't end on a cliffhanger with Yuga missing! I didn't like how VRAINS ended, and was worried something similar might happen!

MY SON IS COMING HOME!!! 🥲❤️

[art-ember]

I just love this scene--

Plus the twins were doing a cool pose as they showed the card--

[mat2modblog]

That’s not even close to as catchy as “Ranze eyes”. (Rino, are you kidding me?)

[jose92gt]

Yu-Gi-Oh Sevens capitulo 82 Spoiler

(Daor of the Rush) Gakuto ha perdido todos sus recuerdos sobre Rush Duels y los días que pasó con sus amigos. Para ayudarlo a recuperar sus recuerdos, Yuga y compañía. Intenta recrear el día en que nació Rush Duels. ¡Y así, Daor of the Rush, la primera película dirigida por Kamijo Tatsuhisa (Luke), ahora se estrenará!

[yugiohsevens-a]

[qbaysan]

Drew glasses Romin since Kaizo seems to like them.

Note, no Zexal and Vrains since I've never watched them(ˉ▽ˉ；)

[xsoulxsilencex]

I know most people will care more about what Kuaidul had to say in this episode but I'm honestly confused about this scene between Ranran and Manabu.

Ranran sounds like the Nanahoshi's have never worked for the Sogetsu so far even though we have seen the flashback of Gakugen together with the ancestors of Ranze and Rinnosuke in Go Rush (which was shown first in Sevens) when Ranran talked about her family.

There's also this scene from Maguto's flashback:

You want to tell me those two brown-haired people accompaning a Sogetsu aren't from the Nanahoshi family despite their hair colors match Rinnosuke's and Ranze's? Or are they Sogetsu's aswell?

And then we also have Manabu laughing about the idea of the Nanahoshi's serving the Sogetsu's so it's true that this is not the case at all??

What does Ranran even mean by "if all had been normal"? The only thing that wasn't supposed to happen already was Yuga creating Rush Duels. But that has no relation to the Nanahoshi's relationship to the Sogetsu's since them being connected is a thing that should exist for several centuries. But Ranran makes it sound like she knows that her family should be serving Manabu's family but for some reason they don't rn. At least that's my impression.

I will admit I never understood why Ranran and Manabu didn't have the typical Nanahoshi-Sogetsu relationship but thought that maybe Ranran is free from her duties to serve the Sogetsu's because someone else in her family already does or so. But now that they sort of confirm (?) that this was never the case...

Idk if I missed something or just misunderstand things but I'm really confused here.

[baddyzarc]

The Absolute King of  Goha 7th Elementary

[magpiejay1234]

Legacy of Destruction stream is confirmed for 17th December, at 14:45 JST.

The guests are:

**Cronos de Medici/Vellian Crowler (VA as the character ofc)

**Chiaki Kobayashi, Rinnosuke Nanahoshi's VA, and Diva/Aigami's current VA in Duel Links (his original VA in DSoD was different, it was Kento Hayashi)

**Takuya Eguchi, Shuta Hanami/Cameron Clix's VA.

So far this only confirms Ancient Gears, but we'll see what else pops up.

Edit:

The YGOrganization article, and Yugioh Starlight link are here.

Edit (9th December, 2023):

Official website lists Takuya Eguchi for his role as Zuwijo from GO RUSH!!, and Chiaki Kobayashi as Rinnosuke from SEVENS, so they are for Rush Duels.

I forgot Takuya Eguchi was Zuwijo.

Edit (17 December, 2023): Corrected Cronos di Medici, as Cronos de Medici, and Velian Crowler as Vellian Crowler for sake of posteriority.

[sassyfishesandscorpios]

Just dabbing your brotherly tears away

[nightfurylover31]

These two are so determined to get Gakuto back, they're going Gakuting groupies on us!

Seriously though, Gakuto made me so nervous in this episode. He wasn't even like how he was in the first episode. He was far more strict, and showed none of his panic tendencies. I really hope this brings back the Gakuto we know and love!

[merryfortune]

A Lunchbox Made with Love & Precision

Fandom: Yu-Gi-Oh! Sevens

Relationships: Ranze/Yuga, Ranze & Rinnosuke

Word Count: 1.4k

Tags: Canon Compliant, Out of Character, Coda, Pining, Developing Relationship

    Ranze used to consider herself as being as a basic or mediocre cook. Now having discovered that Kirishima Romin is a truly terrible cook, Ranze now considered herself as having much prowess in the kitchen that she could take pride in. Or at least, that was the plan that she had taken to the kitchen two hours ago before deciding that no. This simply would not do.

  The old adage appeared to still ring true. The way to a boy’s heart was through his stomach and Yuga devoured his rolled omelettes for lunch every day with much glee. So, Ranze thought that a good way to channel her feelings for him would be to fix him a up a lunch box to try and whilst she had the side dishes – fresh salad, baked honey carrot sticks, and apple slices– down to a fine art, it was the lunch box’s crowning glory that she feared would ruin it all for her. She simply had to make the greatest rolled omelettes for Yuga or else, she feared, that he would never requite Ranze’s feelings. Or at least that’s what she thought. And, in her own mind at least, rightfully feared.

  Ranze had it all planned out.

  She had sealed the vinaigrette, homemade, of course, into a little packet for Yuga to tear into to flavour his salad. She had washed the cherry tomatoes and lettuce leaves, tossing them through with olives and Spanish onion. That was all good and all ready. She had soaked the carrots in honey and assorted spices rather than serving the carrot sticks cold and plain. She also had selected the most perfectly red apples to cut into rabbit shapes tomorrow morning, so the fruit didn’t wilt overnight in the lunchbox. It was all prepared to her expert specifications save for one.

  The rolled omelettes.

  As of right now, Ranze was approximately three attempts deep in making the rolled omelettes but so far, these previous three were only basic. Just average. And rather mediocre overall. They simply would not do.

  From her observations, the rolled omelettes that Yuga brought from the cafeteria to eat appeared to be only egg and cheese but Ranze wanted to impress him, so she was trying to put some garnish on them. Nothing too out of ordinary, just different measures of various herbs as well as bits of onion and bacon. But it just wasn’t going her way for some reason and she wasn’t sure why.

  Looking over her creations, she poked and prodded them, unable to find the source of her dissatisfaction with them. The first one was the most average, and most basic of all. It was fluffy but not too fluffy; more yellow than gold, which was better than overly browned or worse, burnt and blackened. It had the least amount of toppings in it as well, examining the rolled omelette, Rane could hardly see any of the chives or similar that she had stirred into the batter to have made it. Still, it could be worse, but it also could be much, much better.

  Looking at her second rolled omelette, she had perhaps gone too overboard with correcting what she saw as her previous mistake: not enough toppings. This one smelt delectable with all the bacon stuffed into it, same with the caramelised onions and garlic but as such, it was falling onto its side, unable to stand with its own weight. Not to mention, it had browned perhaps too much on the bottom, so it wasn’t quite up to Ranze’s immaculate standards.

  The third of the rolled omelettes that she had made was, in her opinion, the worst of the lot. She had thought that she would have finally struck the right balance but alas. It had what she perceived as the following issues: a lacklustre texture, [etc].

  Ranze could only sigh, staring at her finished rolled omelettes, now grown cold, and wonder if it was worth remaking the batter yet again until her brother had walked in.

  “Is everything okay, Ranze-nee-chan?” he asked.

  He had wanted to give her some space since hell had no fury like a woman scorned but a girl in love was even worse. But he would have thought that she would be done by now – and also because he was thirsty and wanted some cold water from the refrigerator. Coming down the stairs, he was disheartened to see that Ranze’s workspace was as messy as it ever got with things still in use.

  Ranze deflated as Rinnosuke neared her. He put a hand on her shoulder and pet it as she had her sob to him.

  “I just can’t live up to my own expectations.” She lamented. “Whilst none of my efforts have been disasters, none of them have been miracles either.

  “Oh, sis…” Rinnosuke murmured. “I think Yuga will appreciate your hard efforts either way. Although, a strategy to consider would be to soften him up now and then wow him with the Valentine’s Day chocolate when it comes to turn.”

  Ranze’s eyes lit up. “Yes, perhaps that is the way to do it.” she replied, almost breathless.

  Rinnosuke was happy to see his older sister cheer up some. He licked his lips. “Why don’t I sample what you’ve made already? Perhaps your eye is too critical, and you need some outside perspective.”

  “Th-That’s not a bad idea, either.” Ranze agreed.

  “Then allow me to sample them and give back some constructive criticism.” Rinnosuke suggested.

  “Alright, be my guest.” Ranze replied.

  Rinnosuke went through, one by one, and as he ate, Ranze explained her own assessments of the rolled omelettes. When Rinnosuke finished, he padded a napkin on his mouth and Ranze anxiously waited to hear Rinnosuke’s opinions. She stood, shifting her weight from one foot to the other, afraid that her younger brother might think that they were worse than she thought.

  But instead, he smiled blithely, “I liked them all, Ranze-nee-chan.” He told her. “But if I had to pick a favourite, I would choose the second. I think Yuga would enjoy them very much.”

  Ranze gasped with elation, her shoulders lifting as she smiled. “Thank you, Rinnosuke. I’ll make more immediately, feel free to have the leftovers.” She spoke excitedly and Rinnosuke was gladdened to see it.

  “That sounds nice, Ranze-nee-chan.” Rinnosuke replied.

  He took the remainder of what he had eaten – and a glass of water – back upstairs so he could continue studying, and distracting himself, from how lonely he was without his older sister by his side. Still, he was heartened to know that Ranze was having fun in the kitchen making her rolled omelettes for Yuga.

  The following morning, Ranze had packed her own lunchbox, a lunchbox for Rinnosuke, and of course one for Yuga. She couldn’t wait for lunchtime. She felt electric all day as she waited for the fateful chime of the electronic bell and for all of Goha Elementary to sit at their tables to eat.

  Ranze slunk up the hallways to find Yuga’s classroom and she met him in the doorway. He was a little bit startled to see her and she smiled awkwardly behind the sheen of her glasses. She thrust her present forward at Yuga’s chest, his hands flailed as he tried to grab a hold of it.

  “For you.” she said. “From me, not Gakuto-sama, for your information.”

  Yuga laughed and he beamed, happy and wide for Ranze. “Thank you muchly.” He said as he examined the box and how it was covered in love heart themed cloth. “Ooh, a homemade lunchbox?”

  “Correct.” Ranze was all but stuttering.

  “I’ll look forward to it.” Yuga replied.

  “Your welcome,” Ranze said, and then looked over her shoulder, both Rinnosuke and Gakuto were giving her the thumbs up from afar as she blushed, “but I must be going now. Duty calls.”

  “Good luck – and thank you. Again.” Yuga said and he lifted up the box.

  Ranze smiled and her heart was pounding maniacally in her chest. She nodded and she moved on, stilted at first in her embarrassment over her earnestness and then quick as a flash. Yuga watched, happy as a daisy, before strolling back into the classroom to enjoy his lunchbox from Ranze.

  And although Ranze had disappeared, she had eagerly returned to watch Yuga eat the food that she had made him. She watched with awe, and flushed cheeks and a pounding heart, as Yuga unwrapped the lunchbox and looked upon its contents with wonder. He happily plucked out a rolled omelette first and ate with cheer, and Ranze could barely contain her happiness as she observed, with a pen in hand, writing down everything into her diary with a blissful grin of her own.