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V Jump’s September 2014 Issue comes with Akaba Reiji’s “DD” Xyz Monster! The Jump September 2014 Issue of V Jump (currently on sale since July 19th), comes with the Xyz Monster “DDD Caesar the Wave Lord” used by the master of all forms of Summoning, Akaba Reiji!

Basically Japanese players who win a lot at their locals get this.

Mostly a reveal of their names.

07/19/2014 Next Challengers:

Konami’s blog has updated, giving players a preview of an upcoming TCG-exclusive archetype that will be included in Duelist Alliance.

This is more for our Hong Kong/Taiwan readers.

RINYAN~

They’re pretty awesome looking. (And Pendulum-tastic)

Some more BP03 news from the Strategy Blog.

A big version of the mat (right click to open image in a new tab), and some neat looking sleeves. (And now the deck box!)

So something fun is happening soon for players in Asia!

天才料理人『茂古田未知夫』 Tensei Ryourinin “Michio Mokota” (The Genius Chef “Michio Mokota”) July 27th, 2014 In order to be eligible to participate in the Junior Youth Championship, Yuya has to win in official duels. His first opponent is the cuisine expert who uses a unique strategy – Michio Mokota.

This week’s Japan Decklists are here.

The pack where Jenis gets foil treatment…let’s see if the rest of the pack is even that interesting.

Yes, because we need more X-Sabers in our lfie.

Enjoy your single Geargiagear while there’s still 3 Judgment Dragons. NOTE: Might not be real, it doesn’t seem to fit the schedule. However, sellers are offering pre-orders… EDIT #2: A more trustworthy distributor has supplied a solicitation. The hype is real!

It includes the new cards like Merlin, also more reprints confirmed.

This one is good for Japan as it was previously a hard to get promo.

The Korean Premiere cards have surfaced just when we began finding out about the TCG DUEA… Update: A few text/typo fixes and transcribed names + set numbers in case you actually want these for some reason. C’thuga probably should just be Great Old One so we’re going with that.

07/17/2014 Assorted rulings: