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The first slide is a depiction of a creature, a creature so frightening that sailors were said to be driven mad by the mere sight of it.

It’s that time of the release cycle where we hmm and ha over what these reprints might mean going forward.

Stand alongside the ultimate fate determined by the gods next February.

The next round of Tournament Pack reveals include a mix of obvious tie-ins and utterly bamboozling ones.

I guess it’s the 40th anniversary of Gradius?

Heraldry get two of their most crucial cards reprinted, as is Yusei’s not-stated-to-be-but-totally-is-Limit-Over-Accel-Synchro endgame boss from the 5D’s manga.

The four Dragon Ruler babies on their way to see their two new siblings

Speed. I am speed. All obstacles will be removed – wait, wrong franchise.

You spin me right round baby right round.

The next Tournament Pack begins unveiling itself for the OCG, starting with the usual round of obvious culprits.

The prayers are getting stronger with Ultimate Rare Lo, the Prayers of the Voiceless Voice!

Some news for TCG products releasing in June, with new information for OTS Pack 25 and Battles of Legend: Terminal Revenge.

Two Skills are also included in this set, but we don’t know what they are yet, only that they’re supposed to be Commons.

On tonight’s Tournament Pack reveals, we have some fairly obvious picks, and some more curious ones.

I bet no one was expecting Exodia to be an OTS Pack Ultimate Rare

The full setlist has appeared on the official database on Valentine’s day.

The rest of next year’s first Tournament Pack for the OCG has been fully revealed on Konami’s official site.

Following OCG Times and a Twitter reveal, most of these reveals are obvious. One of them is not.

For the next Tournament Pack.

All of these are pretty obvious reprints to tie-in with Legacy of Destruction and Premium Pack.