I am going to put the same review on all of these various Sakura markers, because I have almost all of them, and I use them all for the same purpose: to embellish my art.  They flow nicely, the sparkly ones sparkle,and any of them can be used as washes with water.  I use "water brushes", as well as the "blending pens" that came with two of my Tombow marker sets.  I love the variety of colors you can get, and that some are really sparkly, and others "flatter."  The glaze pens are good for pure color, or to put down some color and then wash them out with water (I use only 300 lb. Arches hot press paper for my artwork.)  The Gold Shadow and Silver Shadow are fun to use and very subtle when they are dry.  The moonlight, stardust and metallic pens are sparkly and SO much fun to use.  I can't recommend these highly enough.  I put up one picture to show examples of how I use these Sakura pens.
I am going to put the same review on all of these various Sakura markers, because I have almost all of them, and I use them all for the same purpose: to embellish my art. They flow nicely, the sparkly ones sparkle,and any of them can be used as washes with water. I use "water brushes", as well as the "blending pens" that came with two of my Tombow marker sets. I love the variety of colors you can get, and that some are really sparkly, and others "flatter. "  The glaze pens are good for pure color, or to put down some color and then wash them out with water (I use only 300 lb. Arches hot press paper for my artwork. )  The Gold Shadow and Silver Shadow are fun to use and very subtle when they are dry. The moonlight, stardust and metallic pens are sparkly and SO much fun to use. I can't recommend these highly enough. I put up one picture to show examples of how I use these Sakura pens.