Category: ComicPop Game Play

In these episodes the co-hosts review games that are video, trading card games, or even board games. With the trading card games we look at booster packs and decks and describe what cards are pulled so listeners get to hear if we happen to pull some cool cards.

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Ep 25 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh: Shaddoll Showdown Structure Deck

Getting back to some Yu-Gi-Oh cards.  This one is another that we did during the moving madness.  We still have more, just so we wouldn’t run out of content and we are slowly getting them out along with newer content.  So set back as Logan and Richard describe the art on the cards and what the deck is comprised of for collector/players.  So it’s dueling time with the Yu-Gi-Oh!: Shaddoll Showdown Structure Deck from Konami.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Shaddoll Showdown Structure Deck, Konami, 2020. This set contains: 39 Commons; 7 Super Rares; 3 Ultra Rares; 1 Beginner’s Guide; and 1 Double-sided Deluxe Game Mat/Dueling Guide.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “So Much Confusion”, Monster High Freaky Fusion Movie, Windy Wagner, Mattel, 2014.
  2. “Creepy Doll”, Thing a Week Four LP, Jonathan Coulton, 20 Goto 10, Inc., 2006.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

C. Michael Hall Website Blog

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 24 Comicpop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Ignition Assault Booster Packs Pt 1

It’s time to duel again!  Logan and Richard discuss and review the Yu-Gi-Oh! Ignition Assault cards.  We have a whole booster box again from Konami and Hill & Knowlton Strategies to break out in three parts.  Join us as we start the journey with Ignition Assault!

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Ignition Assualt Booster Packs, Konami, 2020. This set contains 100 cards: 48 Commons; 20 Rares; 14 Super Rares; 10 Ultra Rares; 8 Secrets Rares; and 4 Starlight Rares (only in the 1st Edition set.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Ignition”, Portable Sounds LP, Toby Mac, Forefront Records, 2007.
  2. “Black Magic”, Get Weird LP, Little Mix, Syco, 2015.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

Don Horan’s Amazon Link

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 23 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Overload Booster Pack Box

The ComicPop Crew goes back to the gaming realm of Yu-Gi-Oh!  This time with the Duel Overload booster pack box.  Join us as we dive into ten booster packs to see what new cards are coming in this card set of Ultra Rare level cards.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Overload Booster Pack Box, Konami, 2020. This set contains 100 Ultra Rare Cards and 6 Oversize Cards.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Knight of the Wind”, Sonic and the Black Knight Original Soundtrack, Crush 40, Sega 2012.
  2. “Cry of the Dragons”, Cry of the Dragon LP, BrunuhVille featuring Sharm, BrunuhVille, 2014.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Dane G. Kroll’s Website

Dane G. Kroll’s Facebook Page

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 22 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Movie Pack Secret Edition

Did you have fun with the Yu-Gi-Oh! movie The Dark Side of Dimensions?  We did and we also enjoy the artwork that Konami and it’s artists did for the card set they made for the movie.  With the Secret Editions one gets three booster packs and a chance to get three out of six Ultra Rare card subset.  Check out what Logan and Richard thought about these new booster sets as they discuss and review Konami’s Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Movie Pack Secret Edition. 

Thanks to Konami and Hill and Knowlton Strategies for their continued support of ComicPop Library.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Movie Pack Secret Edition, Konami, 2020. This set contains 57 cards and 6 Ultra Rare variant cards.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Breath”, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Soundtrack, Yoshihiro Ike – Composer, MARVELOUS, 2016.
  2. “Daydream”, Yu-Gi-Oh! The Dark Side of Dimensions Soundtrack, Yoshihiro Ike – Composer, MARVELOUS, 2016.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

William Schlichter’s Facebook Page

William Schlichter’s BHC Press Authors Page

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 21 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Pt 3

Part 3, and last, of our opening of a complete booster box of the Chaos Impact booster packs.  This recording was done before the stay-at-home orders several States enacted.  So until everything goes back to some semi-normalcy stay safe.  When the gaming shops reopen or if they happen to have online ordering (remember the quarantine steps for packages) go and give them your support.  These shops part of the life blood for Trading Card Game collecting and playing.

Thank you to Konami and Hill and Knowlton Strategies for their continued support of ComicPop Library.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Konami, 2019. This set contains 100 cards consisting of: 48 Commons; 20 Rares; 14 Super Rares; 10 Ultra Rares; and 8 Secret Rares.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “finger eleven – Paralyzer but it’s a synthwave remix”, The Nick Show, YouTube, 2019.
  2. “In the End”, Wretched and Divine: The Story of the Wild Ones LP, Black Veil Brides, Lava/Universal Republic Records, 2013.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

Angel Edenburn’s Website

Angel Edenburn’s Author Facebook Page

Isys The Vampire Blog

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 20 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Pt 2

It’s a return to chaos for Logan and Richard!  Why would we do this?  Because we enjoy it so much.  So join us as we find out what new Yu-Gi-Oh cards we get with the next eight booster packs of Chaos Impact.  Many thanks to Hill and Knowlton Strategies and Konami for their continued support.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Konami, 2019. This set contains 100 cards consisting of: 48 Commons; 20 Rares; 14 Super Rares; 10 Ultra Rares; and 8 Secret Rares.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Poker Face Metal Cover”, Leo Moracchioli, Frog Leap Studios YouTube Channel, 2013.
  2. “The End”, Reanimation, Linkin Park, Warner Records, 2002.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

Strangefruit’s Facebook Page

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 19 ComicPop Game Play with Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Pt 1

The ComicPop Crew gets Chaotic with this review and discussion.  Why get Chaotic?  Because sometimes it just feels good to let go!  To begin the Chaos, this episode is Part 1 of 3, because Hill and Knowlton Strategies, through Konami, have sent us a full box of Chaos Impact Booster Packs!  So join us as we open the first 8 packs to see what we think of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Chaos Impact Booster Packs, Konami, 2019. This set contains 100 cards consisting of: 48 Commons; 20 Rares; 14 Super Rares; 10 Ultra Rares; and 8 Secret Rares.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Under the Sea”, Disney Goes Hardcore, The Ocean Cure, Ghost Killer Entertainment YouTube Channel, 2017.
  2. “Legends Never Dire (ft. Against the Current), Worlds 2017, League of Legends YouTube Channel, 2017.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

The Slant’s Facebook Page

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Ep 18 ComicPop Game Play with the 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Gold Sarcophagus Mega Tin

In this episode Hill and Knowlton Strategies with Konami supply a Gold Sarcophagus Tin for ComicPop.  However, ComicPop has two Gold Sarcophagus Tins to open, because Logan wanted to purchase another Tin as well to review and discuss.  Join us as we do a parallel opening of Konami’s 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Gold Sarcophagus Mega Tin.

What we reviewed in this episode:

  1. 2019 Yu-Gi-Oh! Gold Sarcophagus Mega Tin, Konami, 2019. This Tin contains: 3 16 pack mega packs with cards from Flames of Destruction, Dark Saviors, Cybernetic Horizons, and Soul Fusion; 2 cards (of a set of 6 cards) with art by Kazuki Takahashi (creator of Yu-Gi-Oh!); 2 cards (of a set of 5 cards) from the Yu-Gi-Oh! Animated Series; and 1 (of a set of 3 cards) that are new World Premiere cards.

Music clips used in this episode:

  1. “Voice”, Yu-Gi-Oh! Japanese Opening Theme Season 1 Version 1, Cloud, Official Yu-Gi-Oh! YouTube Channel, 2000.
  2. Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters Season 1 Version 1, Wayne Sharpe, Official Yu-Gi-Oh! YouTube Channel, 2001.

Links:

Official Yu-Gi-Oh! Website

Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Website

Konami Website

Hill & Knowlton Strategies

Scott Novosel’s Website

Scott Novosel’s Facebook Page

ComicPop Library Facebook Page

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Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calendar 2019 24 Performapal Kuribohble

The last card is Performapal Kuribohble, a Kuriboh from Arc-V. This one can summon itself from your hand to take what would have been a direct attack, and instead of taking damage from that battle you heal that amount instead. This one shields from one attack and usually heals you, which can be useful if you have effects that cost life points like Kuriphoton, or effects that activate on life gain like the Aroma archetype. If you use your lifepoints for your effects then this is the Kuriboh for you.

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Yu-Gi-Oh Advent Calendar 2019 23 Winged Kuriboh LV10

The twenty-third card is what the twenty-first and second cards summon, Winged Kuriboh LV10. This card can only be summoned by Transcendent Wings, and you tribute it during your opponents battle phase to destroy all their monsters and do their combined ATK as damage. This card is great so long as your opponent’s monsters don’t have anything shielding them from destruction effects. While this card is level ten it is entirely made for its effect, its actual stats are the same as most Kuriboh, 300 ATK and 200 DEF. It’s a damaging Raigeki that needs a bit of set-up to use, and a lot of the time that damage will be in the multiple thousands range, if you have the room this is a great ability to have.