In the spirit of friendship and camaraderie, this review of the shiny new Sun and Moon: Unbroken Bonds TCG set will discuss Tag Teams, pretty full arts, and the proper way to play Rock/Paper/Scissors.
In this review of the Team Up TCG set, ddrox teaches you which cards are cute rather than how to deal with the gigantic Tag Teams the set throws at us.
A review of Lost Thunder, in which two Johto starters are represented, at least two rock songs are referenced, “you may choose to win the game”, and the author raves about cute things for 3 pages of text.
A review of Dragon Majesty, in which there are Dragon-types, ddrox13’s favorite character gets her first card, and the author rants about cute things.
A review of Sun and Moon: Celestial Storm, in which the normal cards look really pretty but the GXes are kind of just okay.
A review of the Ultra Prism TCG set, in which Sinnoh probably isn’t confirmed, Dialga manipulates time, and Metal-types exist.
A review of SM Crimson Invasion, in which ddrox13 over-analyses Prereleases, Ultra Beasts, and Greek sandwiches.
A review of Shining Legends, in which Legends are Shining, Raichu’s Full Art is missing, and Venusaur becomes somewhat potentially viable.
A review of SM Burning Shadows, in which physics break, Night March gets revived (potentially) by a shadowy marshmallow, and Charizard gets his first Gen 7 print.
A review of SM Guardians Rising, in which everything gets a reprint, Tapu Lele GX is the new Shaymin EX, and an old friend returns from the dead to haunt TCG veterans.