Everything Wrong with Yugioh Season 1 | Shining Friendship

[@Dkgow]

I love you incorporating the fans into this, and you reading it off is awesome. Had you not shown the comments and never stated that this was fan nitpiked, I would have legit thought you came up with a majority of these.

[@SnipeMD]

The more I think about it, Mai really is the most important and well-rounded character in Duelist Kingdom. It may seem hard to believe, but consider this: • Mai was the driving force that made Joey the great duelist he is. She was his first tournament opponent, his first tournament win and instigated the conflict between him and Rex that resulted in Joey winning his ace monster Red-Eyes. • Out of the goodness in her heart, Mai let Yugi and the others camp out with her overnight and gave all of her food and shelter to them. • Mai made a conscious effort to pay back the Star Chips she owed to Yugi, even taking a dive when dueling Téa to help get Yugi out of his slump. • Gave her _Glory of the King's Hand_ card to Joey after Bandit Keith stole his so that he could participate in the tournament. She honestly does so much good for the group and she's a significant character in Yugi and Joey's dueling career.

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

Honestly Yuugi and Joey are also the only characters who noticed, Joey thanks her a lot for everything she does for him, and only Yuugi saw that she forfeited the duel when she had a victorious out

[@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780]

Tea isn't reading her cards, she's playing them by memory of how she thinks they work. That's more like a modern Yugioh player than any of the other characters. Tea had the makings of a varsity duelist!

[@NitPik-p3r]

Hahahaha

[@Eric6761]

@@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780 I get the feeling but like, she played the game like what? 2 weeks and she already forgot how the effects work? I would get if the last time she played was a year or so but the way the characters see her she at least has a bit of understanding of the rules

[@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780]

@@Eric6761 I can kind of understand her case. She's played a few duels once and then only saw her friends playing a whole bunch of cards completely different from the ones she played. It takes at least a few tries to get to the bottom of something. I know the first time my buds at work showed me how things worked I only remembered a few things for a few hours. It's only because of day-to-day grind that it seeped into my memory to the point my body could do it on auto-pilot. This is a lot of the same thing. Imagine someone gives you 40 different pictures and says "This picture means this, this picture means this, this picture means this" until they tell you once what every picture does. Then you pull random pictures and try telling your friend what each picture does on your memory alone and they correct you when you're wrong. Do this for like forty minutes or so. Then you completely forget and ignore this thing you did for days while your friends are reciting completely different random pictures to one another like some crazed lunatics, then, like a week later, they give you the 40 pictures your friend explained you a week ago and you're expected to just remember what they all do because someone told you that one time back then once and corrected you a bunch of times when you got things wrong. That's just not how learning things and memory work.

[@JamalMack]

Omg. I didn’t think a sopranos reference was gonna reach a yugioh video. Funny cuz I keep watching sopranos shorts and I see this comment referenced a lot😂😂😂

[@Eric6761]

@@dahakaguardianofthetimelin4780 honestly, fine, I dig this explanation

[@_Vengeance_]

A big thing lost in the dub, is that this Mai duel and the next Mai duel are both incredibly important in the Yugis cooperating with each other rather than being separate beings. For this duel, while Yugi proclaimed he was scared in episode 24 due to the decision made by Yami, in episode 25 he seems more stuck on the fact he had to interfere in Yami's duel and that he's useless on his own. In other words, it seems the problem's deeper than just what Yami tried to do to Kaiba, the core of the problem is about why he needs Yami in the first place. Mai talks about that courage is about making decisions for yourself, which resonates with Yugi, setting Yugi on the path to want to become much more active in his duels rather than letting Yami deal with everything on his own. Similarly, in the Mai vs Yami duel (which was 100% Yami, not regular Yugi like the dub made it out to be), Mai recognizes that Yami is playing horribly because he's completely distracted, with all of his focus on Pegasus. Mai comes with another lesson here: that a duelist's courage is not tested when they win like Yami has mostly been doing, a duelist's courage is tested when they lose. And that causes Yami to make a revelation: why was he willing to get rid of Kaiba while Yugi wasn't? Because the fear of the consequences of losing were making him desperate, while Yugi had the courage to see a loss through in order to save Kaiba. This makes Yami realize that he's not the courageous one, Yugi is (this is a theme that frequently returns, the earliest example being the Shadow Game vs Pegasus where Yugi is willing to brave the effects of the Shadow Game despite having no resistance for it). Yami then learns from this by doing his Monster Recovery bluff (not fearing the consequences of Mai potentially seeing through it) and it works out. Presumably it's because of those revelations that they truly began to grow together, resulting in gaining the ability to communicate with each other rather than just 1 of them being active at a time.

[@LevelUpLeo]

I feel like some of the fans lost perspective of why Yugi was upset at the start. It wasn't cause he lost, it was cause (in his mind) he almost KILLED someone and lost control of his own will for a moment. That would freak me the fuck out as well. Honestly, Yugi takes being possessed surprisingly well in almost every other episode. That being said, some of these comments were fucking hilarious. And I'm not just saying that cause a handful of them were mine!

[@NitPik-p3r]

I loved your comments!!

[@Lucario1121]

You can blame the dub for that to be honest for not being obvious about that

[@mackvelly8899]

Yugi took losing a duel seriously in Season 1. One thing about that I can say about Yugi and Jaden is after they fought their demons, they became way better duelists. Mai was teaching Yugi to face his issues internally rather than just depend on the gang all the time. It was good timing because Yugi needed to be strong to duel Pegasus. If Yami Yugi and Yugi didn’t restablish their trust, they wouldn’t have been able to embrace the puzzle Kaiba probably knew that Yugi beat him fair and square but outta pride and ego, he decided to play dirty. Yugi was

[@Lucario1121]

@LevelUpLeo but wait in that case why didn't he acted as sympathetic as in season 0 where Yami Yugi literarly was killing people off

[@Mrryn]

​@@Lucario1121Because in season 0, he legit didn't know and would basically black out as Yami would take over. It was handled much more horror-genre back then, Jekyll and Hyde. And iirc Yami never actually killed anyone except for that one escaped convict who held Tea and her workplace up at gunpoint and even that was indirectly; the others who faced a penalty game got a horrid but fitting punishment but weren't killed and were all objectively awful and evil people. Even Kaiba's first penalty was an illusion meant to scare him and make him feel powerless but it didn't work, which is why Yami mind crushed Kaiba to remove the darkness the second time after Death T (which was reworked/redone for the start of YuGiOh DM). This was when Yugi started to become aware of something going on with him and the puzzle but he still wasn't fully cognizant. It took Yami, who was willing to allow Kaiba to die - a Kaiba Yugi saw was a changed man and who was actively fighting to save his brother (who in Death T, tried to have Mokuba callously killed for failing to beat Yugi at Capmon) - for Yugi to actively for the first time take control away from the pharaoh. Because this time, Yami was actively not just going to let someone die without a second thought but do so vs a person who was not acting evilly. Yami was going to force Yugi's body to give the command to cause the death of an innocent man just trying to save a loved one. Even if indirectly, that was too much and now Yugi is scared stiff that if the spirit was able and willing to do that, what else would he do? Or what has he done already? And this being a kid who is only 16 years old btw.

[@Brony459]

Tea: It’s like what the card says! Shining Friendship! The special bond I have with my friends will always find a way to shine through! What the description of Shining Friendship actually says: “The peacemaker among monsters”. Tea is a liar.

[@marcstutsman4861]

I like to imagine the 10 bonus bonus chips Mai had she looted off of Panik after Yugi mind crushed him. Dude had huge gauntlets with tons of chips in them.

[@afernandez9579]

About the prize thing, that's the reason why the manga has no Yugi vs Joey duel, Jonouchi forfeits the final because he knows Yugi will give him the money and needs to win to get grandpa back. Which shows the kind of trust they have better than the duel.

[@Lucario1121]

Also cause they didn't want Pegasus to see anymore of their cards than he already has.

[@renatoramos8834]

In a way, it doesn't make sense. Because if Joey wins vs Yugi, he gets the money but if Yugi takes the match, he still needs to beat Pegasus to get the money + his grandfather.

[@Stan_man]

@@renatoramos8834 Actually no, since there was two prizes (either money or title king of games), Money is awarded after Yugi beat Joey regardless which is chosen, however in order to get hes grandfathers soul, Yugi needs to go for king of games title, which is the only way to battle against Pegasus. If only money, then there is no duel against Pegasus. Prizes are awarded after event.

[@ThePhantomTomo]

I actually like the anime version better because it's like Tien vs Goku before facing Piccolo in Dragon Ball, we as the audience know the single main character is the one who should win and go on but in universe they should test each other head to head to make sure the strongest ally is going to face the big bad.

[@Mrryn]

​@@ThePhantomTomoBut funnily, this is more accurate to some actual card game tournaments where two finalists who are friends and/or teammates just choose to split the prize rather than play out a set. Plus it does make sense from a strategic sense, to hide combos and cards as much as possible and not give the final opponent a chance to prep something, on top of neither Yugi nor Joey being prideful about the matchup. And the Tien vs Goku match is not the best example, specifically or in general. A physical contest to determine who is most fit to proceed at least makes sense for the budokai, though even then there's risk of a serious debilitating injury that the winner receives. Like imagine if Goku scraped a win by the skin of his teeth like he did vs Piccolo but one round earlier vs Tien and then had to fight Piccolo in the finals - they kinda screwed the pooch on things and just gave over the win to the big bad if they don't have any senzu. And Tien and Goku had pride firmly on the line with it being a rematch of the last final which was literally decided by seconds due to a car hitting Goku. Of course they'd want to settle things definitively, whereas Joey knows Yugi is the best bet for Pegasus and superior so no reason to just give things away or waste time.

[@alexisdipoalo9443]

As a woman, i suspect tea pulling her deck out of her pocket was cut because skirts rarely have pockets and if we do hsve them, good luck fitting a deck in there 😅

[@equusfirth]

Such a cool idea so well executed! Thank you for doing this!

[@NitPik-p3r]

Thanks for your comments!!

[@alexisdipoalo9443]

Weirdly I think if peagues didn't cheat. Joey could actually win the whole tournament. His luck is stupidly hard to outright say joey can't win

[@saltysantos]

I am so glad youre back!!! Hope the new baby is doing well king

[@NitPik-p3r]

doing amazing! Thanks for asking!

[@Tyler7Nator]

Thanks so much for giving me (and everyone else) the opportunity to collaborate with you, NitPik. It was a lot of fun 😊 Appreciate the work you do on this series.

[@theshrimp1657]

This episode is a good example of how the manga did it better. Mai just gave yugi the starships understanding she owed him for the save against panic.

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

14:10 while true, I feel like it works for Mai, she was being kind, not stupid after all, this win didn’t mean anything to her, it would’ve just been plain mean to slap tea’s effort squarely in the face

[@WilliamSmith-me4jo]

Thanks for adding the abridged series loss to my comment, I forgot about that when making that point

[@itsKTA482]

It’s canon for some of us

[@ethanmacdonald8568]

5:33 to counter this comment "wouldn't the better choice be joey?" Joey vs mai already happened, in the interest of showing the audience a new match up tea offers to duel instead Keep in mind while yes we see plenty of repeat duel over not only this series but many other yugioh shows, those at least have a decent time between then and often the characters have a modified deck Here joey vs mai would effectively be too similar to the start of duelist kingdom

[@Brony459]

Also I thought the message of the episode is that even though you can be scared and terrified, you still have to fight and push on through. So how did Mai’s “some cards aren’t worth playing” line coordinate with that?

[@jk-2053]

I think it could be taken 2 ways. 1. Yugi nearly killed Kaiba in a duel. Mai's "some cards aren't worth playing" could be saying winning isn't that important, assuring him that his decision to let Kaiba win was right. This is flawed in that Mai wasn't there to see Yugi's duel with Kaiba, but perhaps the people in charge simply didn't think very hard. 2. It could be more like a "compare what I would've gained by beating Tea to letting her win". If Mai won, Tea (who was "putting everything on the line", lol) would've simply been upset and it would've put a damper on the group's mood. Because Mai let her win, Tea and crew were instead happy, meaning her winning card simply wasn't worth playing. Similar "winning isn't that important" lesson, but has better context.

[@nightfang12]

Worth the wait. Love all the comments from everyone on this memorable episode and happy to see a handful of mine were used!

[@rebootmania7164]

13:21 Robot Mr. Krabs: “Gasp.”

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

12:44 literally untrue, the puzzle is what changes Atem and Yuugi, neither of them have full control until battle city bare minimum, because they’d finally talked through their issues and realized that it wasn’t a split personality, it was a whole ass dude who got stuck in Yuugi, idk where this misconception that either of them consciously change in duelist kingdom comes from, Yuugi is still in season zero mode here, if Atem does not CHOOSE to let Yuugi see things, he can’t even remember what Atem was doing

[@computernerd1101]

4:03 Yugi only lost 5 star chips to Kaiba. Mai had 8, so she probably wagered all of them in her next duel, doubling to 16 star chips. You can see her giving 6 of them to Yugi, which is 1 more than he needs.

[@nightfang12]

WB NitPik! Congrats for your newborn!

[@NitPik-p3r]

Thank you so much 😀

[@100sleepeon3]

About Yami Bakura not trying to steal the puzzle , it's once again the anime building up something to compensate the lack of the first part of the manga. In the manga , the Yami Bakura vs Yugi duel never happens in Duellist Kingdom , it's an RPG shadow game and happens earlier. After this RPG event , it's stated that Yami Bakura have no interest stealing the puzzle anymore cause he found out about Yami Yugi persona during it and knew (even if we learn what for very long after) that he needed Yami Yugi to be alive and recover all the millenium items.

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

10:13 I agree, as cringe as this particular episode is, it’s also very sweet and noteworthy to me, I also remember as a kid this was the second episode I saw, but the first was Joey vs Rex for red eyes, solidifying my favorite monster type and character in the series, red eyes isn’t my favorite any more, after Zexal was my first proper Yugioh series it ended up becoming my “first love” for ace cards so to speak, I just enjoy how much Yu-Gi-Oh can bring so many different people joy in different ways, from seeing an episode you loved as a kid to playing a deck you enjoy to even just Collecting cool or waifu playmat’s, it’s so awesome

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

4:17 actually this nitpick doenst work for one reason, it’s likely that Mai was being kind, so she went out of her way to get extra so she could try to help Yuugi if he had a tough spot, so this was supposed to be her becoming a better person, even if she doenst understand

[@Sad-Lesbian]

Hammerhead shark Yugi isn't real, he can't hurt you. 5:58:

[@Eric6761]

I'm honestly kinda disappointed Tea "won", I think could have been better if Tea just lost and she was just: "You might have lost but put up a good fight and you trying for someone's sake is good enough for me" because Tea losing is not that bad since she's not a duelist and not experienced now Mai barely gets canonical wins on screen

[@hiddenflare6169]

I’m probably gonna repeat this for other comments, but it makes sense why she deciding to lose. This isn’t just about Mai ‘winning’ this is showing how friendship conquers all, something that will apply later this season. If Mai did win, that downplays how Shinning Friendship was too weak to stop her. It’s also a good thing we know Mai could if won, as we know she’s getting friendly with the crew now too… Also if she lost it would downplay her abilities even more.

[@Eric6761]

@@hiddenflare6169 I agree in parts but I think downplaying tea isn't necessarily a bad thing since she's not an player to begin with plus i would be more fine with Mai losing if her only victories were basically not all off screen and filler related, it kinda downplays Mai a bit but I get your point

[@HopUpOutDaBed]

@@Eric6761 at the end of the episode it's revealed Mai has harpie's feather duster and would have won had she kept playing. Yugi points it out and then mai says something like "doesn't matter I would have lost anyway" before he can finish his sentence. So basically everything you said was implied - Mai WAS going to win but let Tea have the victory because of what you said.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

Tea never lost an on-screen duel

[@Cardlimits]

it's funny that she's the only undefeated yugioh character. even Atem lost episode 2.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

@@Cardlimits Yeah

[@michaelnally2841]

Though she only dueled 3 times. She beat Joey before he made changes to his deck, she beat Mai(though she kinda let her win), and the only genuine win she has is against Krump in the virtual world arc.

[@dragonmaster3182]

7:57 I can’t believe that out of the five comments that said the same thing that mine got read out.

[@somanken]

pretty simple, Mai had 8 chips, duelled someone who refused to bet against anything less than all 8, Mai won, Mai has 16 chips, wants to give the spare 6 to yugi as a show of gratitude and turns out he actually needs them.

[@nebbynetwork2089]

I get why mai did what she did but maaaaan she could have won and still given tea the star chips it's not like mai will have an incredible win rate by the end of the series anyway take the easy win that's what I say

[@NitPik-p3r]

Yeah totally agree!

[@hiddenflare6169]

I’m probably gonna repeat this for other comments, but it makes sense why she deciding to lose. This isn’t just about Mai ‘winning’ this is showing how friendship conquers all, something that will apply later this season. If Mai did win, that downplays how Shinning Friendship was too weak to stop her. It’s also a good thing we know Mai could if won, as we know she’s getting friendly with the crew now too… Also if she lost it would downplay her abilities even more.

[@jackwalker8468]

13:43 they must have been as high as the wabaku shadow clones. 😂

[@shelbybayer200]

Pegasus was never after the Puzzle. His goal was Kaiba Corp The idea was "Defeat the one who beat Kaiba and Steal the rights to Kaiba Corp because, Kaiba Corp has some kind of bullsh*t Corden where the CEO/President can't be a Loser"

[@CoolNala]

Hehe. Thanks for including my sins. -AshSceptileFan

[@joseph-pf5fr]

Another issue with with only four slots,what if panik nocked out too many players

[@ThePhantomTomo]

If the Eliminators took out everyone on the island the semi finals would have been Para, Docks, Panik and Ghost Kaiba competing to become king of games

[@Felipe2000-r6k]

Tea 100% has a watopon stashed in her deck.

[@massivelegend6610]

I actually liked this duel better than the Yugi vs Kaiba duel lol

[@theruoc147]

10:18 lol. You need monster reborn after a burn like that

[@ljnkrabby]

0:48: And now I'm imagining what would happen if Weevil tried doing what Kaiba did to cheat a win from Yugi...

[@Aloyus_Knight]

Yugi would let weevil die, no point in trying to save that bugger.

[@dragonempress8367]

I freaking love joey he should've been in the other yugioh series

[@renatoramos8834]

Harpie's feather duster isn't a quick play anyway.

[@hiddenflare6169]

Yeah but… Well this is Duelist Kingdom. That means they basically have a pass that says ‘I can do whatever I want’.

[@ghostrouxinol6169]

Spells can be played on Opponent's turn if there is a valid target.

[@renatoramos8834]

@ghostrouxinol6169 No.

[@Raphael4722]

All spell cards in Duelist Kingdom are treated as quick-play. Just like she used the equip card earlier. Even if they weren't, Mai wasn't reduced to zero LP, she could have used Feather Duster on her own turn to destroy Tea's equip cards and then win easily.

[@pigglypoof]

15:00 but she didn’t lose to the penguin Must have been a Mandela effect because it’s not the first time I heard this lol

[@TheMonarchofMonarchs933]

It might be because of Yugioh Abridged. She loses there.

[@RaineBans]

is "right tea?" the new "right chazz?"?

[@nightfang12]

Can’t argue with the postal child of friendship

[@AmitCinematicUniverse]

Why did the anime even introduce this duel? It wasn't in the manga, and I can see how unnecessary it was.

[@Shugunou]

I should bring this up now before you get to the Virtual World arc but you will probably think that Tea summoning Dark Magician is BS in it. The way it is explained is done poorly but it coming out of Yugi's deck is purely visuals. The Sage's Stone actually just Summons itself as a Spell Monster named "Dark Magician" with the same stats in the anime. Not relevant to this episode but I thought since you were covering the Tea duel, it would be good to explain this so you don't get clowned on in the comments by people who watched the Japanese version and/or the TGS Anime video on the duel.

[@RC_ALB]

Why is NitPik still raising the point of "If Yugi wins, he'll give money to Joey so they shouldn't worry". They didn't know the full rules yet until Croquet explains it to them in the castle, Pegasus was very vague in his speech. For what they know, the winner must either choose the money or the duel with Pegasus, not both.

[@NitPik-p3r]

Well that was someone else’s nitpik but it’s still a fair one. Okay, if they didn’t know the rules. Then the two of them need to just have a discussion about who’s agenda their going to pursue. It’s crazy they are both in it for two totally different reasons and are supposedly on the same team

[@RC_ALB]

@NitPik-p3r Same team ok, but it's not something that can be solved with discussion, since by trying to rescue 1 person, you sacrifice the other one.

[@younasdar5572]

But if we assume yugi gets the money and can ask for his grandfather back, why if joey got to duel pegasus couldnt he ask for the money and yugis grandfather to be released? in which case they should both try their best to win because having two finalists whose win will get you what you wants increases your chances, and lowers the chances of loosing everything to a bad matchup.

[@RC_ALB]

@@younasdar5572 I don't really think Joey even thought he could beat Pegasus if it came to that, but having 2 of their team in the final is a must, since the chances are higher for at least one of them to get something. Never put all your eggs in one basket after all.

[@younasdar5572]

@@RC_ALB joey obviously didnt have a chance, but they both wouldnt know that. the only one who could would be yami yugi and it is revealed he and yugi didnt communicate before, and even yami didnt get what the eye did iirc so even he wouldnt neccessarily know. but yes not putting all eggs in one basket is what i meant as well

[@aeroevans9987]

2:13 - Tea'd

[@danielramsey6141]

The Message in this episode was Better handled in the original Japanese Sub.

[@notthephonz]

Hm…is it possible Yugi and Joey don’t discuss the prize split because they don’t want to be seen as match fixing? Also Mai saying Harpy Lady is her best card might also be a way to avoid revealing her actual best cards. Like she said, she’s being kind, not stupid.

[@tomongvue6934]

U asked how many duelist were invited. U do know if mai was to waiver 6 star chips and won against someone, she would get 6 from that trainer right? Duelist arnt required to just put up one star chip. So she would need to beat to many duelist. Also, in the beginning, u can see that their were plenty of duelist that were invited to the island

[@joseph-pf5fr]

I'd like it if Mai played a rock monster tea won with that card we saw her use on Joey

[@jamesdumouchel6243]

Mai has 16 not 20

[@TheDark4light]

Okay I've tried multiple times to post my comment but it won't pop up. So I'll just say, I like this episode, everything makes sense to me, the episode brushing over Kaiba trying to unalive himself is annoying though. As is nobody addressing the obvious "just take off the puzzle" even if I'd personally prefer to keep it on given the most recent person to use dark magic against them all has his hands on Yugi's shoulders the entire episode.

[@TheDark4light]

Jeez. Now something posts. Only took half an hour.

[@Jill-ql5sr]

I thibk of joey duel Pegasus he would had gotten granpa soul back

[@Cardlimits]

I got on here more than I thought

[@NitPik-p3r]

Great stuff!

[@dragonmaster3182]

Same I only thought I would be in here once.

[@PhilipMurphy8]

The Japanese version is a totally different show from dub

[@androiduser3895]

Wtf is up with the eyes in this episode so many characters have one eye weirdly to the side while the other is correct

[@danielramsey6141]

I think it was a budget failure.

[@Aloyus_Knight]

This was as annoying as it is pointless, you'd think tea & tristan would work making actual good decks. Imagine if someone used a monster removal like offerings to the doomed, raigeki break or karma cut during tea's "our friendship will always shine though" speech just to really kick her when shes down. There should be a series with this group of characters where tea & tristan can duel competently & serenity is a intermediate beginner. What decks do you think tea & tristan would use where they're actually good at dueling?

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

Where can we put comments if you do this again, comments For the video itself to include to make sure I’m not sounding dumb

[@NitPik-p3r]

Yeah! I’ll do it again! So for this video. I put up a video explaining the rules and I included a “frame.io” link. It lets you comment right on video timecode. So that you can call out moments right on the timeline.

[@gabrieldevoogel6225]

@ thank you! I’ll make sure I get back to watching the show, heck maybe I’ll even bring up when the sub actually fixes the issues without it having been required for censorship

[@NitPik-p3r]

@@gabrieldevoogel6225for sure! Yeah any comments are fair game!

[@diegochavez60]

Any plans on continuing everything wrong with Yugioh GX? huh chazz. Nvm got my answer at the end of the video

[@NitPik-p3r]

Yup! It’s next!

[@VScorpio-oc4ei]

How can my comment be on a video

[@NitPik-p3r]

on my next community video! Next one might be in GX tho

[@brandom6277]

First

[@darkpendulumsystem]

Do you have a discord id love to join

[@NitPik-p3r]

I don’t just yet.