GLLance99's video: The Disrespect Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters GX Finalized-Subbed Ep 95 and 96 Release CLIP

***READ FIRST!*** [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/GX9596FS99 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) 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! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Episodes 95 and 96 are all re-subbed and finalized! These two episodes are a great time, but 95 in particular is great. It’s the culmination of those little bits we’ve had of Shou observing Ryou’s fall from grace since his loss to Ed, knowing he’d face him one day and preparing himself for it, and the whole time they’re dueling, he holds onto some hope that he can turn Ryou back into the big brother he knew–only to realize by the end that Ryou, after what he’s seen underground, really is just focused on winning, willing to be as “cruel” or “foul” as it takes if it helps. You do feel for the little guy, moreso when this gets flashed back to in 137 during Season 3 (another favorite, as it’s a big development episode for Shou). Also, Judai being a friend and watching over him knowing this was his choice to make, building him up about using Power Bond, rushing over once the duel’s over–it’s sweet. 96 is also one of my favorites because of the good art/dynamic animation, courtesy of Kyoung Soo Lee’s animation team (especially those last few scenes after Judai destroys Relativity Field, but just the Solid Vision putting them in space the entire time). I like the Dueling Physics idea and the Einstein parody in Zweinstein (he won a Nobelly Prize!), and the match between his logic and Judai’s intuition–and who doesn’t enjoy the randomness of Misawa’s *extra* Eureka moment, lmao. Edit-wise, both episodes had a fair amount of animation error fixes I applied; 95 saw more card-related errors than the quick one in 96, while both had a fair share of more quality-of-watching ones with split-screens, incomplete footage frames, or miscolorings (and in Burstlady’s case, another missing shoulder strap). Details in the blog post linked above, for the interested! Anywho, enjoy! Looking forward to revisiting 97 and 98 next as we circle back to the Pro Leagues and get Ed’s best episode of the Season in the process; as Judai put it in 96’s preview for 97, “Ed’s Wheel of Fortune’ll suddenly start to turn…” 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.