What You Get with Ghoul City Sleeves
The Officially Licensed Tokyo Ghoul Sleeves – Ghoul City pack contains 60 standard-sized sleeves. Each sleeve measures 92 mm in length and 66 mm in width. That's the same dimensions as most Magic-sized cards, so they fit a wide range of anime card games and trading card decks.
The artwork features a Ghoul City scene from Tokyo Ghoul, giving your deck a dark, urban look. Because they're standard size, you can use them with many of the games sold at Japanime Games, as well as other Magic-sized cards.
Confirmed Specs
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Sleeves - Officially Licensed Tokyo Ghoul Sleeves - Ghoul City: Length: 92 mm Width: 66 mm These are standard sleeve dimensions, so they fit most Magic-sized cards used in popular anime TCGs and board games.
Sleeves - Officially Licensed Tokyo Ghoul Sleeves - Ghoul City
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Sleeves - Officially Licensed Tokyo Ghoul Sleeves - Ghoul City: Sleeve Count: 60 A 60-count pack is enough to sleeve a typical deck or a few key cards. If you plan to sleeve multiple decks, you may want more than one pack.
How to Check Fit Before Sleeving
Before you sleeve your entire deck, test one sleeve with a card from your game. Slide the card in gently. It should go in smoothly without forcing. The sleeve should be snug but not tight, and the card should not stick out of the top. If your card is thicker than a standard Magic-sized card (for example, some board game cards), it may not fit well. The listing confirms these sleeves fit most of our games and other Magic-sized cards, but it does not guarantee a perfect fit for every non-standard card size.
Care Tips to Keep the Artwork Fresh
The printed artwork on the sleeve is what makes it special. A little care goes a long way to keep that Ghoul City scene looking good.
- Handle with clean, dry hands: Oils and moisture from your hands can dull the sleeve's surface over time. Wash and dry your hands before shuffling or handling sleeved cards.
- Store sleeved cards in a deck box or binder: Keep them out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources. Prolonged exposure can fade the artwork or cause the sleeve to warp.
- Avoid bending or creasing the sleeve: Standard sleeves are flexible but not indestructible. When inserting or removing cards, do it gently to avoid creases that can show on the artwork.
- Replace sleeves that show wear: If a sleeve gets a tear, crease, or sticky spot, swap it out. A damaged sleeve won't protect your card as well.
What the Listing Doesn't Tell You
The catalog confirms the sleeve dimensions, count, and that they're officially licensed. It does not specify the sleeve material thickness or whether they are matte or glossy. If you're particular about shuffle feel or glare, you may want to check those details with the store. Also, there is no mention of UV protection, so treat the artwork as you would any printed paper product.