GLLance99's video: First Meeting Ep 100 Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters GX Finalized-Subbed Ep 99-101 Release CLIP

***READ FIRST!*** Remember to SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL to turn on Notifications--that way, you're aware of when I drop a new video! LIKING this video would also be helpful! [Bars are there to keep this from getting copy-blocked (probably could've gone without bars on the Cemetery scene since 4Kids cut that from the dub, but just to protect against strikes)] Full episode and Episode Breakdown post (including details on some animation fixes/translation edits I worked on): https://bit.ly/GX99101FS99 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) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *runs in carrying local coffee* Episodes 99-101 are now finalized! Just a bit later than I'd hoped (for reasons I'll mention below), but finalized, haha. Inching closer to Season 2's finale, here we have Judai realizing just how important the key he got from the good Saiou is, dueling Ojin once Saiou sends him after Judai and breaking Saiou's spell on him (well, for now, if I remember 102 correctly...). Ojin's and Lind's backstory is nice enough if a bit rushed, makes sense to be a kid in the shoes of a prince being expected to be tough but not quite liking it in private, and Judai's bit of humility as he tells Lind he doesn't know if he can save the world from the brainwashing laser satellite but will get Ojin back to his nicer self was cute. After that, it's the cherry on top of Ed's character arc, coming to a head after his duel with DD, as he confronts Saiou about the Light of Destruction being inside him and not really being the friend who approached him at his father's funeral; 100 and 101 give us insight into their relationship and why they were able to connect with each other, even if Saiou initially didn't approach Ed to do so. 100 is also a prettily animated (despite the slight issues I'll note below) and well-paced episode, and 101 is made iconic because of Light!Saiou fully snapping at the end as he summons The Light Ruler, with Koyasu just hamming it up in his voice acting for him haha. (Also, Camula's Theme is featured in 101 for him, agonizingly reminding us it's been unreleased for so long.) Animation error-wise, bit of an interesting mix here. 99 only saw three fixes, two card-related, and 101 saw about 8-9 with some card-related ones mixed in--but 100 has the lion's share of animation error fixes here, particularly because for some reason a decent amount of the footage sort of jumps in the video frame, causing a black bar to appear along the bottom for parts of the scenes involved; fixing the bulk of those, while relatively easy, probably took up the most time, lol. Notably, 4Kids fixed most of these for 100's dub, but the master used for the CR upload still has these (I thought it might've been an issue with how Astral_Union had encoded their DVDRip, as it does tend to happen in scenes involving video ghosting). More details linked to in the blog post above for the interested, but altogether that comes out to 36 fixes across all three episodes! [my love for this show is like an Ojama] Quick housekeeping, but if you grabbed 95 and 98 from NAC, I'd redownload them; just revised them as noted in the blog post above! Anywho, enjoy! With these out of the way, the stage is set for Season 2's three-part finale in 102-104, which I'll be starting work on soon; have been looking forward to revisiting these one last time, as these were the first episodes I tried to fansub back in 2007 iirc using Windows Movie Maker (how times fly/etc) and Judai vs Saiou is one of my faves. 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.