Rarity

Rarity (レアリティ Reariti) are rough indicator of how frequently a card appears in packs. The rarity of a card is indicated by the alphabet initials and color of vertical bars on the left side of the card's collector number. Generally, the more colored vertical bar a card has, the higher its rarity.

Rarities has no effect on the gameplay and only serves for collecting purpose.

Common


Common (コモン Komon) are indicated by the initial C and one colored vertical bar on the left side of the collector number. Common cards has no special characteristic on its surface.

Regular booster packs always contains 4 Common cards. If a pack would have a Super Rare, extra rarities or Hologram Rare, one of the Commons will be replaced with said card.

Uncommon


Uncommon (アンコモン Ankomon) are indicated by the initial UC and two colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number. Uncommon cards has no special characteristic on its surface, not unlike Common. However, stats and effect wise, they are slightly more powerful than Common and harder to find.

Regular booster packs always contains 2 Uncommon cards.

Rare


Rare (レア Rea) are indicated by the initial R and three colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number. Rare cards has holographic coating over its surface.

Regular booster packs always contains 1 Rare card. Extra Pack 1 instead contains 3 Rare cards in each packs.

Super Rare


Super Rare (スーパーレア Sūpā Rea) are indicated by the initial SR and four colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number. Super Rare cards has holographic coating over its surface and silver foil on its Type, Cost, Color, card name, Power, and border pattern.

For the Hologram Rare version of Super Rare, the name and text border are removed, showing the full artwork. The card name were moved onto different location on the artwork and printed in larger and different font. The silver foils were changed into gold foils, and the silhouette for unused Color were removed.

On regular booster packs, there is a 1:4 chance to get a Super Rare (5 SR per booster box). Extra Pack 1 instead contains 1 Super Rare card in each packs.

Constructed decks always contains three Super Rare cards on each deck: one Player card and two Partner Z/X (doubles into two Player and four Partner on Starter Deck Vol.3). From Starter Deck Vol.4 onwards, there are five Super Rare cards on each deck: one Player card, two Partner Z/X, and two additional SR. Other than the Player cards, the Super Rare on constructed decks are always printed as both regular Super Rare and Hologram Rare.

Extra Rarities
The extra rarities were used on cards with extra collector numbers (101 and above in a regular 100-cards sets) and has similar characteristics to Hologram Rare version of Super Rare. These rarities are always indicated by their initials and five colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number.

On regular booster packs, there is a 1:20 chance to get a card with extra rarities or a Hologram Rare version of Super Rare (1 card per booster box).

Z/X Rare


Z/X Rare (ゼクスレア Zekusu Rea) are indicated by the initial Z/XR on the left side of the collector number.

This rarity is exclusively used for cards that also given out from the Point Campaign (numbered from 101 to 103 on the set list).

IGOD Rare


IGOD Rare (アイゴッドレア Aigoddo Rea) or Ignition Overdrive Rare are indicated by the initial IGR on the left side of the collector number. This rarity is exclusively used on Player cards.

Beside the aforementioned characteristics, the flavor text on IGOD Rare cards are written in a similar manner to the card name. From Set 9 onwards, IGR cards were printed in a slightly different card frame with the card name printed in English instead on Japanese.

Ultra Rare


Ultra Rare (ウルトラレア Urutora Rea) are indicated by the initial UR on the left side of the collector number. On Ultra Rare card shown so far1, the width of the text area were reduced to about half of its regular size, showing more area of the card's artwork unobstructed by text.

So far, only one card ever printed with this rarity, B10-111 "Serpent of Chaos, Yamata no Orochi".

Character Voice Rare


Character Voice Rare (キャラクターボイスレア Kyarakutā Boisu Rea) or CV Rare for short are indicated by the initial CVR on the left side of the collector number. This rarity is exclusively used on Player cards.

The appearance of CVR cards are similar to IGOD Rare cards, with the only difference are the foiled sign on the card artwork. From Set 9 onwards, CVR cards were printed in a slightly different card frame similar to IGR.

Free


Free (フリー Furī) is the rarity that is exclusively used on the free cards. This rarity is indicated by the initials F and no colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number.

Promotional


Promotional (プロモ Puromo) is the rarity that is exclusively used on promotional cards. This rarity is indicated by the initials PR and no colored vertical bars on the left side of the collector number.

Sometimes, promotional cards were reprinted on constructed decks, or in rare case, regular sets. In that case, they are treated as Rare (with similar holographic coating) but still retain the Promotional rarity on the card.

Hologram Rare
Hologram Rare (ホログラムレア Horoguramu Rea) are cards with holographic foil on its surface. There are Hologram Rare version for every cards with regular rarities (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Super Rare). With the exception of Super Rare cards, there are no visual differences between the regular rarities and the Hologram Rare except for the foiled surface.

On regular booster packs, there is a 1:5 chance to get a Hologram Rare where they always replaced a Common card regardless of the Hologram Rare original rarity (4 Hologram Rare per booster box). Additionally, there is also a chance to get a Hologram Rare version of Super Rare instead of card with extra rarities on regular booster packs, which makes it possible to obtain 6 SR from a booster box.