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Yu-gi-oh Gold Sarcophagus Tin by Urizen    The moment I have waited months for has finally come! Besides video games, I love all other sorts of games. Play board games, looking at trying to get into D&D at some point, and I also play card games. Mainly the card game I play is Yu-gi-oh. I have been a fan of it for many, many years, and while I stopped playing for a few years, I picked it up again maybe three years ago. Having learned the rules all over again, picking up the new types of cards and such, I quickly spiraled back into this game and became obsessed. I don’t play competitively, only for fun, so ban lists and all of that have never really affected me, and let me just get to enjoy the game again.    So here we are today with a release I have been waiting for, the 2019 Gold Sarcophagus Mega Tin. While the packs inside do have things I am looking for in them, I’m more so excited for the new cards getting released with it, mainly the new Alternative Dragons.

A Silent Voice Review by Urizen As many who know me personally are aware, I am a huge fan of anime and manga.   It started with shows like Dragon Ball Z and Pokemon, before I knew what anime even was or that it existed,   then evolved further and further as time went on. From friends, magazines, and eventually YouTube and various sites, I learned about a variety of series. Some were forgettable, some were bad, most were great, but few have stuck with me in the way that A Silent Voice did.    A Silent Voice, or Koe No Katachi, was a one shot manga published in Kodansha's Bessatsu Shonen Magazine in 2011 before being serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump in 2013. Written and illustrated by Yoshitoki Ōima, the series ran until 2014, and consisted of a total of seven volumes and eventually received an animated film in 2016. The series as a whole has revived multiple awards and praise, including getting recognized by the Japanese Federation of the Deaf (which should give a h