Fic: Duel Academy Musical (11/?)
Title: Duel Academy Musical
Rating: T
Genre: Humor/Romance
Fandom: Yugioh GX
Pairing(s): Judai(Jaden)/Johan(Jesse), onesided-Asuka(Alexis)/Judai(Jaden), Jim/Kenzan(Hassleberry), onesided-Edo(Astor)/Judai(Jaden), Ryo(Zane)/Edo(Astor), Fubuki(Atticus)/Manjyoume(Chazz), Junko(Jasmine)/Sadie, Daichi(Bastion)/Momoe(Mindy), Sho(Syrus)/Asuka(Alexis)
Summary: Johan Anderson moves to a new school and gets caught up in sibling rivalries, popularity battles, auditions for the school musical, and an interesting new romance. With random musical interludes in-between.
A/N: Multi-chapter. Alternate Universe. Work-in-Progress. Loose parody of High School Musical. Very loose.
Extra Note: This chapter has an accompanying AMV. It can be viewed here.
Songs Sung in This Chapter:
Stick to the Status Qou
Please keep in mind that I made this video over six months ago. Way before this chapter was actually written. Maybe even before ANY of this story was written.
"CALLBACKS?"
The word echoed throughout the halls as students stopped their miling to wonder who had yelled. Upon recognizing the voice of his brother, Manjyoume wondered if he could possibly turn back around and run away before the other boy noticed.
"MANJYOUME!" Edo shreiked. "Just look at this!"
Manjoume let out a heavy sigh and made his way over to the silverette's side. Edo furiously jabbed a finger at the two names printed on the sheet under their own.
"Judai Yuki and Johan Andersen for the parts of Rom and Julia..." Manjyoume read. He stepped back and crossed his arms. "So?"
"SO?" Edo yelled. "Our musical is being overrun by no-talent losers, and all you have to say is "SO"?"
Manjyoume shrugged. "They obviously have talent, or they wouldn't have made the auditions."
Edo threw him a cold stare. "Who's side are you on!"
"Yours," Manjyoume muttered, rolling his eyes and walking away. He almost ran into Kenzan and Sho, who were arguing about something like always.
"Hey, watch it!" Kenzan yelped, stumbling back. The black-haired boy didn't even spare them a glance. "What's up with him?"
Sho shrugged.
"I can't believe this!" Edo growled. The two friends exchanged a look and walked over to see what the silver-haired boy was on about.
They read over the names, and froze when they reached on familiar one.
"WHAT THE HELL?" Kenzan yelled.
"Wow! Aniki made callbacks!" Sho cheered. Kenzan glared at him.
"This isn't good, Sho!" The dino-duelist told him. "He LIED to me!" And then Kenzan stormed off, presumably to find the brunette in question.
"What's wrong?" A voice asked from behind Sho. The blue-haired boy turned to see Jim giving him a perplexed look.
"Oh, he's just mad, cause Aniki signed up for the musical and didn't tell him," Sho explained.
Jim's good eye widened. "Really now? What part did he..." he trailed off as he read over the name sitting innocently beside Judai's. "...get..."
"Jim?" Sho turned to face his friend, who was glaring at the bulletin bored like he wished he could hurl daggers at it.
"Not going to sign up for anything my ass," the Australian growled, before storming off in the opposite direction of Kenzan.
As Sho glanced between the two retreating backs, he began to wonder why all of his friends were acting so weird lately.
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Later, in the cafeteria, Edo could be found pacing back and forth in front of his table. The other occupants were used to this sort of behavior by now, and just went about their own activities until the boy decided to finally speak up.
"How dare he sign up!" Edo yelled, causing Sadie to almost drop her pen. "I already picked out the colors for my dressing room!"
"Neither of them are on the drama club," Manjyoume noted, idly picking at the food on his tray and half-ignoring his step-brother's ranting.
"Someone's gotta tell him the rules," Edo continued as if he hadn't said anything.
"What rules?" Manjyoume wondered, glancing over at Sadie, who shrugged.
"Tch," Edo snorted, walking back over to the balcony of the cafeteria's second floor to survey the miling students. Everyone seemed to be talking about the callbacks, as the subject was all the buzz around the school.
Over by the table occupied by the dueling squad, Austin O'Brien was doing some pacing of his own. Finally, with a determined expression, the boy turned to face his teammates.
"You can bet, I'm nothing but set," he said, "when I am in the zone and on the role." The others all nodded with smiles and agreement. "But I've got a confession, my own secret obsession and it's making me lose control..."
"Everybody! Gather around!" His teammates called.
"Well, if Judai can tell his secret, then I guess I can tell mine," O'Brien consented, taking a deep breath. "I bake."
"What?" Kenzan yelped, eyes bugging out. O'Brien shot him a look.
"I said I bake," he repeated. "You know, strudels, scones, even apple pandowdy."
"Not another sound!" The others cried.
"Someday," O'Brien continued stubbornly, crossing his arms. "I hope to make the perfect creme brulee!"
"No!" The duelists yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know."
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Over at the brainiacs table, Rei Saotome set her book down with a smile on her face.
"Look at me, and what do you see?" She asked. "Intelligence beyond compare!"
"But inside I am stirring," Rei told her friends, placing a hand over her heart. "Something strange is occurring. It's a secret I need to share."
"Open up," Junko told her. "Dig way down deep."
"Hip-hop is my passion!" Rei exclaimed, causing the others to jump back in shock. 'I love to pop and lock and jam and break!" She demonstrated a few of these moves while her audience looked on in horror.
"Is that even legal?" Daichi Misawa inquired.
"Oh, not another peep!" The others called.
"It's just dancing," Rei said with a frown as she sat back down. "And sometime I think it's cooler than homework..."
"No!" The brainiacs yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know."
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Meanwhile over at the skater's table, a similar occurrence was taking place as Fubuki Tenjoin jumped up on the table to get the other's attention.
"Listen well," he called, "cause I'm ready to tell, about a need that I cannot deny!" Everyone turned to stare at him. From up on the balcony, Manjyoume turned to watch the boy with curious gray eyes.
"Dude, there's no explanation," Fubuki stated, "for this awesome sensation, but I'm ready to let it fly!"
"Speak you mind," his sister, Asuka, stated. "And you'll be heard."
"Alright," the brunette agreed with a nod. "If Judai wants to be a singer, then I guess I'm coming clean too. I play the ukulele!" With a flourish, he produced said instrument, causing everyone to stare at him in wonder.
"A what?" Ryo Marufuji asked, raising an eyebrow at his friend. Fubuki grinned at him and began to play the instrument.
"It's a classical instrument!"
"Not another word!" The other skaters shouted in dismay.
"Do you have to where a costume?" Someone asked.
"Of course! It wouldn't be fun without!"
"No!" The skaters yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know!"
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Around the cafeteria, people were beginning to mingle. O'Brien was showing off one of his creations to anyone who would listen. Rei had jumped up on her table and was dancing to the sound of Fubuki's ukulele. Sho was so caught up in the moment that he grabbed Asuka's hand and spun her around in a small dance, causing the blond to laugh. Everything was being thrown into chaos while Edo Phoenix watched in horror.
"This is not what I want," he said. "This is not what I'd planned." He surveyed the disorder with shock. "And I've just gotta say...I do not understand." He turned to Manjyoume. "Something is really-"
"Something's not right..." the black-haired boy interrupted, not even paying attention to him. He was too busy staring at Fubuki to notice the livid expression on his brother's face.
"-really wrong!" Edo snarled. "And we've gotta get things back where they belong!"
"We can do it!" He said, jerking Manjyoume back.
"Gotta play," Fubuki called.
"Stick with what you know," Ryo said.
"We can do it," Manjyoume agreed.
"Hip-hop hooray!" Rei cheered.
"She has gotta go," Junko stated.
"We can do it," Edo affirmed.
"Creme brulee," O'Brien explained.
"Keep your voice down low," Kenzan ordered.
"Not another peep," Daichi uttered, shoving a book at Rei.
"Not another word," Sho declared, grabbing O'Brien's cookbook.
"Not another sound," Asuka hissed, yanking Fubuki off the table
"EVERYBODY QUIET!" Edo yelled, causing the entire cafeteria to fall into silence just a Johan entered the room. He paused as everyone turned to stare at him. Then, noticed Jim marching towards him with an angry expression.
"Um...why's everyone staring at you?" Johan asked his friend. Who cocked his head to the side with a glare.
"Not me," Jim corrected. "You."
Johan's eyes widened with panic. "Because of the callbacks?" He glanced around wildly. "Oh no! I can't have people staring at me! I really can't!"
Jim's eyes softened as he took his friend's arm and began to lead him through the maelstrom. Up on the balcony, Edo began his descent down onto the first floor. He decided that he was going to have a talk with Mr. Andersen.
"No!" Everyone shouted. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know!"
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Johan was too busy trying to maneuver around everyone that he wasn't fully watching where he was going, and found himself running head on into someone, the contents of his lunch tray spilling all over them.
"Oh no..." he squeaked, staring at the now livid face of Edo Phoenix. "I am so...so sorry...I-"
Jim grabbed his friend and hurriedly steered him away before the silver-haired boy could punch him or something.
"Come on, mate," Jim ordered the still rapidly apologizing blunette. Off to the side, he spotted Judai watching the scene with a sort of morbid fascination and practically threw Johan into his arms. "Get him out of here before Phoenix tries to kill him or something!"
Judai nodded hurriedly and all-but dragged Johan from the premises. Kenzan moved to follow them, but was stopped by Jim stepping in front of him.
"You can yell at him later," the Australian stated. "Trust me, I have a bone to pick with Johan myself. But right now, we have bigger fish to fry, mate."
The two turned to face Edo, who was busy complaining about the whole ordeal to Dr. Chronos.
And somewhere off in another corner of the cafeteria, Amon Garam was watching the scene with a barely perceived smirk.
Rating: T
Genre: Humor/Romance
Fandom: Yugioh GX
Pairing(s): Judai(Jaden)/Johan(Jesse), onesided-Asuka(Alexis)/Judai(Jaden), Jim/Kenzan(Hassleberry), onesided-Edo(Astor)/Judai(Jaden), Ryo(Zane)/Edo(Astor), Fubuki(Atticus)/Manjyoume(Chazz), Junko(Jasmine)/Sadie, Daichi(Bastion)/Momoe(Mindy), Sho(Syrus)/Asuka(Alexis)
Summary: Johan Anderson moves to a new school and gets caught up in sibling rivalries, popularity battles, auditions for the school musical, and an interesting new romance. With random musical interludes in-between.
A/N: Multi-chapter. Alternate Universe. Work-in-Progress. Loose parody of High School Musical. Very loose.
Extra Note: This chapter has an accompanying AMV. It can be viewed here.
Songs Sung in This Chapter:
Stick to the Status Qou
Please keep in mind that I made this video over six months ago. Way before this chapter was actually written. Maybe even before ANY of this story was written.
"CALLBACKS?"
The word echoed throughout the halls as students stopped their miling to wonder who had yelled. Upon recognizing the voice of his brother, Manjyoume wondered if he could possibly turn back around and run away before the other boy noticed.
"MANJYOUME!" Edo shreiked. "Just look at this!"
Manjoume let out a heavy sigh and made his way over to the silverette's side. Edo furiously jabbed a finger at the two names printed on the sheet under their own.
"Judai Yuki and Johan Andersen for the parts of Rom and Julia..." Manjyoume read. He stepped back and crossed his arms. "So?"
"SO?" Edo yelled. "Our musical is being overrun by no-talent losers, and all you have to say is "SO"?"
Manjyoume shrugged. "They obviously have talent, or they wouldn't have made the auditions."
Edo threw him a cold stare. "Who's side are you on!"
"Yours," Manjyoume muttered, rolling his eyes and walking away. He almost ran into Kenzan and Sho, who were arguing about something like always.
"Hey, watch it!" Kenzan yelped, stumbling back. The black-haired boy didn't even spare them a glance. "What's up with him?"
Sho shrugged.
"I can't believe this!" Edo growled. The two friends exchanged a look and walked over to see what the silver-haired boy was on about.
They read over the names, and froze when they reached on familiar one.
"WHAT THE HELL?" Kenzan yelled.
"Wow! Aniki made callbacks!" Sho cheered. Kenzan glared at him.
"This isn't good, Sho!" The dino-duelist told him. "He LIED to me!" And then Kenzan stormed off, presumably to find the brunette in question.
"What's wrong?" A voice asked from behind Sho. The blue-haired boy turned to see Jim giving him a perplexed look.
"Oh, he's just mad, cause Aniki signed up for the musical and didn't tell him," Sho explained.
Jim's good eye widened. "Really now? What part did he..." he trailed off as he read over the name sitting innocently beside Judai's. "...get..."
"Jim?" Sho turned to face his friend, who was glaring at the bulletin bored like he wished he could hurl daggers at it.
"Not going to sign up for anything my ass," the Australian growled, before storming off in the opposite direction of Kenzan.
As Sho glanced between the two retreating backs, he began to wonder why all of his friends were acting so weird lately.
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Later, in the cafeteria, Edo could be found pacing back and forth in front of his table. The other occupants were used to this sort of behavior by now, and just went about their own activities until the boy decided to finally speak up.
"How dare he sign up!" Edo yelled, causing Sadie to almost drop her pen. "I already picked out the colors for my dressing room!"
"Neither of them are on the drama club," Manjyoume noted, idly picking at the food on his tray and half-ignoring his step-brother's ranting.
"Someone's gotta tell him the rules," Edo continued as if he hadn't said anything.
"What rules?" Manjyoume wondered, glancing over at Sadie, who shrugged.
"Tch," Edo snorted, walking back over to the balcony of the cafeteria's second floor to survey the miling students. Everyone seemed to be talking about the callbacks, as the subject was all the buzz around the school.
Over by the table occupied by the dueling squad, Austin O'Brien was doing some pacing of his own. Finally, with a determined expression, the boy turned to face his teammates.
"You can bet, I'm nothing but set," he said, "when I am in the zone and on the role." The others all nodded with smiles and agreement. "But I've got a confession, my own secret obsession and it's making me lose control..."
"Everybody! Gather around!" His teammates called.
"Well, if Judai can tell his secret, then I guess I can tell mine," O'Brien consented, taking a deep breath. "I bake."
"What?" Kenzan yelped, eyes bugging out. O'Brien shot him a look.
"I said I bake," he repeated. "You know, strudels, scones, even apple pandowdy."
"Not another sound!" The others cried.
"Someday," O'Brien continued stubbornly, crossing his arms. "I hope to make the perfect creme brulee!"
"No!" The duelists yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know."
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Over at the brainiacs table, Rei Saotome set her book down with a smile on her face.
"Look at me, and what do you see?" She asked. "Intelligence beyond compare!"
"But inside I am stirring," Rei told her friends, placing a hand over her heart. "Something strange is occurring. It's a secret I need to share."
"Open up," Junko told her. "Dig way down deep."
"Hip-hop is my passion!" Rei exclaimed, causing the others to jump back in shock. 'I love to pop and lock and jam and break!" She demonstrated a few of these moves while her audience looked on in horror.
"Is that even legal?" Daichi Misawa inquired.
"Oh, not another peep!" The others called.
"It's just dancing," Rei said with a frown as she sat back down. "And sometime I think it's cooler than homework..."
"No!" The brainiacs yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know."
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Meanwhile over at the skater's table, a similar occurrence was taking place as Fubuki Tenjoin jumped up on the table to get the other's attention.
"Listen well," he called, "cause I'm ready to tell, about a need that I cannot deny!" Everyone turned to stare at him. From up on the balcony, Manjyoume turned to watch the boy with curious gray eyes.
"Dude, there's no explanation," Fubuki stated, "for this awesome sensation, but I'm ready to let it fly!"
"Speak you mind," his sister, Asuka, stated. "And you'll be heard."
"Alright," the brunette agreed with a nod. "If Judai wants to be a singer, then I guess I'm coming clean too. I play the ukulele!" With a flourish, he produced said instrument, causing everyone to stare at him in wonder.
"A what?" Ryo Marufuji asked, raising an eyebrow at his friend. Fubuki grinned at him and began to play the instrument.
"It's a classical instrument!"
"Not another word!" The other skaters shouted in dismay.
"Do you have to where a costume?" Someone asked.
"Of course! It wouldn't be fun without!"
"No!" The skaters yelled. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know!"
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Around the cafeteria, people were beginning to mingle. O'Brien was showing off one of his creations to anyone who would listen. Rei had jumped up on her table and was dancing to the sound of Fubuki's ukulele. Sho was so caught up in the moment that he grabbed Asuka's hand and spun her around in a small dance, causing the blond to laugh. Everything was being thrown into chaos while Edo Phoenix watched in horror.
"This is not what I want," he said. "This is not what I'd planned." He surveyed the disorder with shock. "And I've just gotta say...I do not understand." He turned to Manjyoume. "Something is really-"
"Something's not right..." the black-haired boy interrupted, not even paying attention to him. He was too busy staring at Fubuki to notice the livid expression on his brother's face.
"-really wrong!" Edo snarled. "And we've gotta get things back where they belong!"
"We can do it!" He said, jerking Manjyoume back.
"Gotta play," Fubuki called.
"Stick with what you know," Ryo said.
"We can do it," Manjyoume agreed.
"Hip-hop hooray!" Rei cheered.
"She has gotta go," Junko stated.
"We can do it," Edo affirmed.
"Creme brulee," O'Brien explained.
"Keep your voice down low," Kenzan ordered.
"Not another peep," Daichi uttered, shoving a book at Rei.
"Not another word," Sho declared, grabbing O'Brien's cookbook.
"Not another sound," Asuka hissed, yanking Fubuki off the table
"EVERYBODY QUIET!" Edo yelled, causing the entire cafeteria to fall into silence just a Johan entered the room. He paused as everyone turned to stare at him. Then, noticed Jim marching towards him with an angry expression.
"Um...why's everyone staring at you?" Johan asked his friend. Who cocked his head to the side with a glare.
"Not me," Jim corrected. "You."
Johan's eyes widened with panic. "Because of the callbacks?" He glanced around wildly. "Oh no! I can't have people staring at me! I really can't!"
Jim's eyes softened as he took his friend's arm and began to lead him through the maelstrom. Up on the balcony, Edo began his descent down onto the first floor. He decided that he was going to have a talk with Mr. Andersen.
"No!" Everyone shouted. "No! No! No! Stick to the stuff you know!"
"If you wanna be cool, follow one simple rule! Don't mess with the flow, oh no!"
"Stick to the Status Quo!"
Johan was too busy trying to maneuver around everyone that he wasn't fully watching where he was going, and found himself running head on into someone, the contents of his lunch tray spilling all over them.
"Oh no..." he squeaked, staring at the now livid face of Edo Phoenix. "I am so...so sorry...I-"
Jim grabbed his friend and hurriedly steered him away before the silver-haired boy could punch him or something.
"Come on, mate," Jim ordered the still rapidly apologizing blunette. Off to the side, he spotted Judai watching the scene with a sort of morbid fascination and practically threw Johan into his arms. "Get him out of here before Phoenix tries to kill him or something!"
Judai nodded hurriedly and all-but dragged Johan from the premises. Kenzan moved to follow them, but was stopped by Jim stepping in front of him.
"You can yell at him later," the Australian stated. "Trust me, I have a bone to pick with Johan myself. But right now, we have bigger fish to fry, mate."
The two turned to face Edo, who was busy complaining about the whole ordeal to Dr. Chronos.
And somewhere off in another corner of the cafeteria, Amon Garam was watching the scene with a barely perceived smirk.