ChromatiK and JimTheEternal
The Corhazi Outlook: A Grand Archive TCG Podcast
Welcome to the Corhazi Outlook! We are a Grand Archive TCG podcast focusing on breaking down tournament results and analyzing their impact on the competitive landscape. Cover art by Kani (@kanikamafry on Twitter)
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ChromatiK and JimTheEternal
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Jun 14, 2026
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Episodes
The Corhazi Outlook: Episode 4 - Ascent Singapore | Grand Archive TCG 09.10.2024 1:05:47
The Corhazi Outlook returns with a glimpse into Ascent Singapore! Will Erupting Rhapsody get one last victory lap before retirement? And what ever happened to Luxem, anyway? Tune in to hear about all these things and more!
The Corhazi Outlook: Episode 3 - MRC Regionals | Grand Archive TCG 20.09.2024 1:07:11
Welcome back to the Corhazi Outlook! In this episode, we break down the results of regional tournaments leading up to and following the latest Ban and Restricted update! Is it finally time for Arisanna's rise to dominance? Will we cave in and change the name of the podcast now that our namesake card is banned? Tune in and find out!
The Corhazi Outlook: Episode 2 - Ascent Chicago | Grand Archive TCG 22.08.2024 1:11:20
Welcome back to the Corhazi Outlook! In this episode, we're breaking down the results of Ascent Chicago! Can anything stop the multitude of slime decks? Will I ever put Crimson Protective Trinket back in my deck? Feel free to tune in and let us know your thoughts!
The Corhazi Outlook: Episode 1 - Ascent Taipei | Grand Archive TCG 17.07.2024 54:55
Welcome to the Corhazi Outlook, a Grand Archive TCG podcast focused on tournament results and metagame analysis. In our inaugural episode, we take a look at Ascent Taipei and its impact on forming the competitive landscape during the Mercurial Heart season.
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