eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
eternalxnights: When people portray Yugi, Malik, and Ryou as feeble, submissive, uke babies, just because they’re the ‘hikaris’ when they’re actually a lot more dominant than their darker halves
