Disclaimer: I don’t own Yu-Gi-Oh! If I did, I’d be a Japanese guy.

Warnings: This story is under no circumstances serious. If you came here looking for a deep profound plot, please turn around. It also contains various strange ideas of the authoress and her poking fun of things she finds silly in Yu-Gi-Oh series and fanfiction. Anyway the current pairings are: Mai/Jounouchi (Joey) and Honda (Tristan)/Shizuka (Serenity)/Otogi (Duke Devlin). There is going to be some Seto/Isis and Yami/Yugi/Anzu(Téa) later. Oh, and I’ll be using the Japanese names. This is a parody – it might be insulting sometimes and perverted, so please don’t take it seriously! Thank you.

 Feel warned.

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Yu-Gi-Oh Gone Loony

 

The very important and meaningful starting quote:

 Jedzie poci¹g z daleka,

 wlecze za sob¹ cz³owieka,

 bo biedaczek pijany

 zlekcewa¿y³ szlabany!

                                 (a parody poem I once fund, but I don’t remember, who wrote it)

 

Chapter Two: The Disaster! New Pupils in Domino High!

 

 It was a beautiful day – birds where chirping, the sun was shinning and the sky was blue. A gentle wind caressed the leaves and played with the hair of people, who were hurrying to work or to school. One such person was a tired looking Jounouchi Katsuya.

 He looked as if he didn’t have much sleep, but oddly enough he was smiling.

 “Jounouchi-kun?” Yugi approached his friend.

 “Yeah?” the blond teen answered with that strange smile.

 “Are you okay?”

 “Never felt better.”

 “He finally got laid!” another voice chimed in. It was a certain white-haired evil spirit.

 “Times change, Bob.” silently said Bakura Ryou.

 “Do you mean I’m old? And how many times do I have to tell you not to call me Bob?!” the spirit yelled angrily.

 “But you never told me what your name is!” whined the pale boy. The spirit turned pale and mumbled he had to go to the toilet.

 “Did they all go crazy?” wondered Anzu.

***

 

 The teacher entered the class. He was a middle-aged balding man, who had a thing for computer games. Imagine your typical blue-collar worker.

 “Hello class!” he cheerfully said. I forgot to mention that he was one of those annoying people, who are always happy. His family could die out and the world could be ending, but he would smile. 

 “Hello.” the class chorused, sounding a lot less enthusiastic.

 “Two new students are coming! Aren’t you happy, children?” the balding man announced perkily. The pupils actually started showing some interest after that – they started whispering, wondering about the new pupils.

  In cue a girl came in – it was the one with three green ponytails, now dressed in the Domino High School uniform. As soon as Honda saw her he turned pale and hid under his desk.

 “This is Honda Sakura.” the teacher said, writing her name on the blackboard. The class started exchanging their comments about the girl – mostly how weird she was.

 “That’s my cousin.” whispered Hiroto from under his desk. “We’re doomed.”

 “Would you like to tell something?” the teacher asked the girl.

 “HI! I’M SO HAPPY I’M HERE! THE WAY HERE ALMOST DROVE ME NUTS!” Sakura yelled at the top of her lungs.

 “Almost?” Nosaka Miho, known as Ribbon-chan, muttered to another pupil. “I’d say, she is nuts already.”

 “Honda?” Yami whispered, while bowing a bit to hear the hiding adolescent better. “Is your whole family… eccentric?”

 “Only my cousins…”

 “Now where’s the second one?” mused the teacher. “You can sit down… er…” he looked around a bit. “I think, there’s a free spot next to Yatoji.” a skinny boy in glasses stood up and Honda’s cousin, having run up there, squeezed him, earning some amused glances.

 “Er…” the teacher looked around, seemingly slightly nervous. “I’m sure we had two new students.”

 At that moment somebody opened the door and another girl came in. She was very pale – so pale, she seemed white – and had black waist-length hair with electric green highlights. She also had green sad eyes and full red lips, which promptly made most girls cringe – how could anyone with such pale complexion be so careless about their make up? Well, they were mostly satisfied, though, because if the girl had a better taste – she’d probably be a true beauty. The boys didn’t pay attention to such minor details – they were mostly interested in the girl’s chest.

 “She must have had an operation.” muttered Jounouchi.

 “Surprising as it may be, mutt – I have to agree with you.” Kaiba whispered back. “She looks like fucking mime too.”

 “Yeah, moneybags. I prefer Mai.” the blonde answered. “She doesn’t look like she’s goin’ to throw herself on ya and start sobbin’.”

 “Mhm.” Kaiba’s only reply was an affirmative grunt.

 “This is…” the teacher looked at a small piece of paper and… sniggered. He recomposed himself and started talking again. “Mary-Sue… An…” he sniggered again. “Ankou…” he bravely surprised a chuckle. “Ankoudaishogun.” this was too much for the poor man, who started laughing like a mad hyena, as did most pupils, who saw Great Mazinger or Mazinkaiser, or had played Super Robot Wars – and that was a lot. Even Seto Kaiba started chuckling, although he was trying to pretend it was coughing fit.

 “Ya think she has a face of an old hag on her chest?” Katsuya managed to say between guffawing. That was enough for the CEO, who actually started roaring with laughter as loudly as the rest of the class.

 Finally, when the merriness subsided, the more observant noticed a very peculiar fact about the new girl.

 “She’s some fucking mutant!” Kaiba hissed. “Her eyes change colour!” and so it was – the girls eyes changed from green to blue and were glistening with unshed tears.

 “Nothing like good ol’ make-up to stop you from crying.” commented Anzu dryly. “You don’t want those nasty smudges on you face.”

***

 

 Mary-Sue approached Yugi during the pause. The little boy wasn’t exactly happy about that, because he promised Yami and Anzu he would eat lunch with them, but it wouldn’t be nice if he’d ignore the girl.

 “You are Motto Yugi.” she said melodiously, sounding as if she was revealing a great secret.

 “Mutou. It’s Mutou.” the small duelist answered politely – he had to deal with much stranger people, after all.

 “I know why you all laughed!” she continued to speak in those pathetic tunes.

 “Oh?” Yugi was mildly surprised – he thought people outside of Japan usually didn’t play Super Robot Wars. “You played Super Robot Wars?”

 “No.” the girl answered – too surprised to say more.

 “So, you watched Great Mazinger or Mazinkaiser?”

 “No.”

 “Than I guess, you don’t know.” Yugi answered, looking rather nervous. “Um… I’m really sorry, but I have to go.”

 “Wait! I have to warn you!” she started, but it was to late – the small teen was already far away…

***

 

 Three teenagers were enjoying their lunch – even though Yami recently started to complain about the lack of garlic in Japanese food. It took Yugi’s whole persuasiveness and cuteness to convince him, that the smell might be too much for the other classmates.

 Anzu still couldn’t decide, whom she preferred and thus seemed slightly flushed.

 “And then the vile monster…”

 “It was just a microwave.”

 “… as I was saying this microwave exploded.”

 “You shouldn’t have pushed all the buttons.”

 “This modern technology is extremely complicated.”

 “You use the camera and the Duel Disks perfectly well.”

 “They’re user-friendly.”

 Whoever said that the brown-haired girl could easily choose was wrong. Now my dear reader wouldn’t you have problems with choosing? Some of you might say, she knew already, but the authoress says she has the right to write she didn’t know. Yet.

 Unfortunately, it was not the day when Anzu would find out, whom she loved. Mary-Sue came in, her eyes red and shinning with determination.

 “Yami I have to speak with you.” she said. The Spirit of the Millennium Puzzle gave her a quizzical look.

 “OK.”

 “But this evil bitch,” the strange girl pointed at Anzu. “must leave.”

 “And who allowed you to insult my friends?” the Pharaoh hissed.

 “I’m merely saying the truth.”

 “And I’m merely convinced you’re the bitch here… and a jealous one.” chimed up the blue-eyed girl. The new student’s eyes changed their colour into blue and started shinning with tears.

 “You will regret that!” she cried and run off.

 “I think, I like Honda’s cousin better…” muttered Yugi, while watching Sakura Honda jump out from the window (in the ground floor) and flap her hands while singing I Believe I Can Fly.

***

 

 Meanwhile on the roof of a nearby building a pair of teenagers was looking through looking-glasses at the school building. They were both wore black leather trench-coats and sun glasses. One was a girl, the other was a boy.

 The female had shoulder-length grayish blond hair and pale skin, richly covered with powder – which still didn’t mask that she had pimples. Her clothes were a black mini-dress and heavy boots.

 The boy had long brown hair, tied in a pony tail and was rather tanned. He wore black jeans and a tee with a picture of some zombie on it, not to mention he had similar heavy boots.

 “So what are we going to do, Zippy?” the girl asked.

 “Parsley, my nick is now Tomato! I was Zippy last time.”

 “Sorry! So what are we going to do, Tomato?”

 “We’ll wait…”

 “For what?”

 “’Till gramps gets new false teeth.”

***

 

 Mai and Jounouchi were doing their best to outrage a pair of pensioners. They did by kissing on bench in park, which was a favourite gathering spot for old people. The blond teen was groping the young woman’s buttocks, as she held one hand in his hair and the other on the back of his neck. Their tongues met and were caressing each other – quite visibly so. In other words, they were asking someone to cry out “Find a bed, you two!” .

 It clearly worked on the old woman who was obviously shaken and embarrassed. She was in between running away and going over to them to tell them to stop. The old man, however, was clearly enjoying himself – he was grinning and several times he almost started cheering.

 “Stop!” a melodious, yet firm voice broke the silence, as Mary-Sue came out from the nearby bushes. Some twigs and leaves were stuck in her hair and her knees were covered with fresh soil, not to mention grass stains.

 The two lovers turned around, both frowning.

 “Ankoudaishogun?” Katsuya asked, allowing himself to smirk. “What d’ya want?”

 “I have come to warn you!” the girl started, puffing her chest up in an attempt of a dramatic pose. She only succeeded in gluing the old mans eyes to her chest and enrage his wife.

 “Er…” the blonde gave her a doubtful glance.

 “But first you should stop doing such… such outrageous… things!”

 “I think, I have the right to kiss my boyfriend?” Mai chimed in with a dangerous edge in her voice.

 “You will regret not heeding my warning!” Mary-Sue dramatically cried and walked off, two twigs in hair clattering against each other.

 “Dat was weird.” Jounouchi said and returned to snogging Mai.

***

 

 Isis Ishtar was pleasantly surprised – who would have guessed that Seto Kaiba could be a good companion for a dinner? Of course it was rather obvious, that he could afford to invite her to very expensive restaurant – but the fact that a discussion with him could be enjoyable never crossed her mind.

 Now my dear readers don’t draw your conclusions too fast – neither the Egyptian woman nor the Japanese CEO did think about dating. It was business meeting… And don’t pay attention to the authoress – she might tell that you don’t behave like those two on business meetings – she’s being a fan again.

 Right now the two reached a very pleasant part of the business meeting – desert. They both ordered ice-cream – large cups filled with vanilla and several other flavours, richly covered with cream and, not to mention garnished with fruit – mainly strawberries.

 Suddenly out of the blue, Mary-Sue appeared. She still had twigs in her hair, although not as much as before.  She puffed her chest up, assuming her ‘dramatic’ pose and cried out:

 “Stop eating those deadly things!”

 “Seto? You know her?” the raven-haired woman asked. The tall youth furrowed his eyebrows.

 “I think I might have seen her in my school.” he finally said.

 “Listen to me! You’re killing yourself!” the girl tried again.

 “This is delicious.” the only female Ishtar said with a seductive smile, completely ignoring Mary-Sue. “Would you like to try, Seto?”

 The CEO nodded and the woman took some ice-cream on her spoon. With a smirk she observed as the young man grasped the fact that she was going to feed him. To her surprise he smiled and gave her an encouraging look. The Egyptian calmly placed the spoon in Seto’s mouth.

 “Hey! I’m talking to you!” Mary-Sue tried to get some attention, but failed.

 “That was really good.” the tall adolescent ignored the girl and continued to gaze directly into Isis’ sea-blue eyes.

 “LISTEN TO ME!” the eyes of Kaiba’s new classmate changed colour to angry red, as she yelled at the top of her lungs.

 “Fine, fine. What is it?”

 “I have come to warn you.” the girl said. “But first you need to understand what horrible damage you did to your body!”

 “I think this young lady doesn’t feel to well.” commented Isis dryly.

 “You should eat healthy things like soya bean gruel. Of course without any spice – they’re unhealthy.” Mary-Sue cheerfully droned, oblivious to the fact that Isis and Seto exchanged slightly panicked glances at first and then some meaningful ones, which didn’t mean she was sane.

 “Excuse me Miss.” a polite calm voice said. The owner of the voice was an English-looking waiter. “I have to ask you to leave, as you can cause a shock to our costumers, showing up in informal clothes.”

 Mary-Sue blinked a few times, trying to process what she heard. Finally she turned around and run off.

 “That… was weird.” Kaiba Seto said and returned to eating his ice.

***

 

 Kaiba Mokuba was looking at a picture of Isis with a smile, which would surely remind you of his brother.

 “Yes.” he said to himself. “Isis would be a perfect girlfriend for Seto… But how am I going to sat them up?” he furrowed his eyebrows thinking. “Oh well. I guess, I’ll just use the occasions.” He finally said and went to practice his pleading look in front of a mirror. You never know, when it might come in handy.

***

 

 Seto Kaiba’s brilliant words for today:

 I don’t go on dates. I have business meetings.

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 A/N

 The poem in the beginning is a parody of a song, which was once very popular in Poland. Roughly translated it means: “A train is coming from far away, dragging a man behind, because the poor fellow was drunk and ignored the stop signs.”

 Ankoudaishogun is a name of a villain from the Mazinger series (that’s one of the first animes about giant robots). He was really big old guy with two faces – the old one on his chest and a younger in the normal place. His name may be translated to Commander of the Dark or Dark General. Maybe incorrect, translation taken from SRW FAQS.

 Yeah, it is Mary-Sue bashing – every parody has to have Mary-Sue bashing.

 The ‘bad guys’ have been introduced… ^^ I actually like them.  

 

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