GLLance99's video: Enter the Overseas Champions Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters GX Finalized-Subbed Ep 106 107 Release CLIP

***READ FIRST! [LINKS BELOW! forgot to include a note in the video lol]*** Remember to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL to know when I drop a new video! LIKING this video would also help! [Bars are there to keep this from getting copy-blocked] Full episode and Episode Breakdown post (including details on some animation fixes/translation edits I worked on): https://bit.ly/GX106107FS99 Streaming Masterpost of my yugioh gx subs (but also support the official Crunchyroll release as able): http://bit.ly/watchcardgamesatschool (Available for download over on NeoArkCradle [registration required but neat place to hang out!]: http://neoarkcradle.net/forum/showthread.php?tid=4840) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Season 3 gets into full swing with these two episodes as it starts us off with a hint of our upcoming big bad right off the jump (RIP Hiromi Tsuru, your Yubel is still fantastic), then introduces us to the big foreign players we'll be seeing quite a bit of going forward. Judai has a nightmare taking place in an area similar to his vision with Saiou--which I'm sure is unrelated to anything--and then opening ceremonies ensue before we're introduced properly to our new transfer students, and the Ancient Roman lore around Johan's Gem Beasts which was pretty cool to include; Judai and Johan then have a fun duel together as we see the Gem Beasts in action facing Judai's Neo-Spacians. These episodes also see the debut of some of my favorite OST tracks from Season 3, like Fervent Duel (used really well in 107) and A Pinch here. Ed coming in for 107 and giving us the background on Johan from Pegasus, featuring cameos of Dark Yugi, Kaiba, and Jounouchi (from the Warriors and Unstopping Overflowing Feelings OP/EN in DM--these nods were kept in the dub, so it was the first time those particular shots of Kaiba and Jou were used in the West), as we learn that he gifted the Gem Beasts to Johan during a tournament in Europe was good, and I still love Johan's little fakeout at the end with the Rainbow Dragon he doesn't actually have yet. A fun duo of episodes with a fun, low-stakes duel [that we should enjoy while we can]. Animation error-wise, there were just over a handful that I picked up on in each episode that I went ahead and fixed up--mostly quality-of-watching ones along with a couple of card errors, and I also translated the bio on Amon that O'Brien hands to Cobra here, early in episode 106. As always, details in the blog post linked above if interested, along with Translation Notes for the bio. Anywho, enjoy! The next two-parter features our fiery boy O'Brien, and with some really nice art/animation in 109 that I always love to revisit; I'll begin work on that once I finalize some special side work to post about on my blog/here, too, though I'll also be going back to episode 1 to fix up a couple of card errors I forgot to tackle when I finalized it, lol. Stay tuned! DISCLAIMER: Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.