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TCG name changes incoming.

“Ghost Ogre and Snow Rabbit” is still an obnoxious name to type out.

I came… again… to post things.

Mermail Atlanteans continuing to ride that huge comeback wave – – *headshot* x_x

Time for another end of the month recap. This one’s a bit more extensive than the last one (which didn’t even look like a recap), because more data is always good. Also, warning for the fainthearted, numbers up ahead.

These treats came in a bit late. But they’re still here, presentably plated to please your picky palates.

Pretty sure this is something TCG does not fully have. I hope it warrants some attention.

So I heard blue cards have started to wreak havoc on North America as well. How does it feel?

Something cute popped up this week. No, not referring to weasels though. (Do kids nowadays still know that song?)

They still hang around, waiting for their Valentine gifts.

I’m personally still not accustomed to the TCG Qliphort names (as you can see, me no call dem Qli), here comes more changes with the influx of Infernoids. My weeaboo senses can’t handle the pain. Good thing /yugiohdb is a good friend.

Hey guys, it’s been quite a long while, and I thought I’d start the New Year with a surprise revival of my weekly article.

CARRIER HAS ARRIVED.

As another effort to reach out to any existing non-OCG communities in the country, Courtside has hosted another non-sanctioned Open Tournament. Store credit was put up for grabs in this awesome event, in the hopes of helping possible non-OCG winners to convert and start competing in more serious environments. This tournament, held at Robinson’s Galleria,

Typhoon Haiyan may not have killed me, but Typhoon Rammasun knocked me out good. I think some type of karma was involved.

STAR SERAPHS. STAR SERAPHS EVERYWHERE.

From what I’m hearing, the July OCG Lists have been used this past weekend. It still depends from each venue if they wanted to. So this is possibly the last report for the Philippine April format. It’s gonna be a week earlier for implementation, and as long as the majority of the community wants it,

Well, with the July OCG banlist out of the bag, the next few reports might be the last of its trend. But personally, I doubt anything would change much even if one of the rising meta decks took some support hits.

Here it is then, better late than never. Although I do feel a bit bad coz I could have had this article up yesterday to kinda fill up the newsless days, but some things screw up plans. That included the six-hour-ish 504 error that prevented me from editing this article properly. That was some major

It seems Satellarknight-Seraphs and Shaddolls secure substantial supremacy, successfully subduing strong and spirited competitors. Sorry, I couldn’t find a suitable “S” synonym for “competitors”.