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Plácido's Hand Orientation

Thank you for pointing that out, but I am already aware of those two sequences and can explain them both in terms of Placido being left-handed.

The first time when Placido swings his sword with Wisel in the background, Placido has his sword activated as a Duel Disk. And Duel disks are worn on the right arm by left-handed people.

Also, at the ending shot where Placido is holding his sword in his right hand, if you look closely, you'll notice he's holding a duel monster's card in his left hand like he just drew it off a deck. And in Yu-Gi-Oh, holding a trading card in the dominant hand takes precedence over which hand he would hold a sword (since the sword is more of a prop than a weapon).

This is different than Luciano, who in the Believe in Nexus Opening, uses both hands to handle the cards, and also in 110, where he wields Placido's sword right-handed until he attacks Mizoguchi.

Thank you for your input, but I am going to hold to the idea that Placido is exclusively left-handed. Also, please sign your comments with ~~~~ so that I can communicate with you faster in the future. BuzzSawBill (talk • contribs) 03:00, September 14, 2010 (UTC)

Placido section

I looked over your changes and edited them, and they were pretty good. Now that I've gone through and put my touches into that section, you should not have to worry about it being deleted again. Good job though for starting out. I hope you keep improving. BuzzSawBill (talk • contribs) 03:36, September 20, 2010 (UTC)