Vividz TRADING CARD GAME

Vividz Trading Card Game (ビビッヅ) is an original Japanese competitive card game created and published by Broccoli. Launched in Japan on August 11, 2022, the game is set inside an invitation-only virtual-reality competition where female streamers enter themed stages and race to complete different missions. Players select an Account Card representing their main streamer, prepare three Mission Cards, and use Character and Event Cards to complete all three objectives before their opponent.

Vividz combines mission-based deck construction with lane combat, character level-ups, energy management, scouting, and strategies tied to different virtual stages. Its Japanese product range includes booster packs, booster boxes, Start Decks, a Special Deck, all-foil Extra Packs, online Card Gacha releases, promotional cards, downloadable Free Cards, sleeves, playmats, and premium variants. Broccoli suspended new Vividz production in December 2023, with official tournament and remote-play support ending on February 29, 2024, so existing products are now mainly collected through remaining Japanese stock and secondary-market listings.

Popular Vividz Trading Card Game product types

Vividz products are suitable for players building mission-focused decks, fans collecting Broccoli’s original streamer characters, sealed-product collectors, and buyers searching for foil, Secret, collaboration, or promotional cards:

• Japanese Booster Packs: The four standard booster series contain six randomized cards per pack. They introduce Character Cards, Event Cards, Account Cards, Mission Cards, new stage mechanics, deck upgrades, holographic versions, Secret cards, and premium collector treatments.
• Japanese Booster Boxes: A standard Vividz booster box contains ten packs. Booster boxes offer a larger card pool for deck construction, but opening one box does not guarantee every card, every Secret treatment, or a specific Hologram Super Rare.
• Japanese Extra Packs: Smaller premium products based on seasonal themes or licensed collaborations. Every card in the Christmas, Vacation, and Noripro Extra Packs uses a holographic or premium finish.
• Start Decks: Fixed all-in-one products containing an Account Card, three Mission Cards, a playable Character and Event deck, a field sheet, and a rule guide. They are the most practical entry point for learning the game.
• Special Decks: Enhanced constructed products containing a ready-to-play deck, exclusive new cards, premium variants, a playmat, and additional strategic mechanics.
• Account Cards: One Account Card is selected before the game and placed outside the Main Deck. It represents the deck’s central streamer and provides abilities that support mission completion.
• Mission Cards: Each player chooses three Mission Cards with different names. Their requirements determine the deck’s permitted card information and the objectives the player must complete to win.
• Character Cards: The main battle cards placed in the three Area positions. Characters attack along lanes, generate mission progress, use abilities, accumulate EXP, and can be upgraded into higher-cost versions.
• Event Cards: Single-use cards that create immediate effects before entering the Trash Zone. Events can provide removal, card drawing, energy support, mission progress, combat effects, scouting, or stage-specific abilities.
• Holographic Cards: Reflective versions of Common, Uncommon, Rare, and Super Rare cards. The exact foil pattern and decoration depend on the card’s rarity and product.
• Secret Cards: Alternate-design versions available only through selected retail boosters, Card Gacha products, or Extra Packs. Retail-pack and Card Gacha Secret lineups are not always identical.
• Special Packs: Rarely inserted packs in which every included card is Super Rare. These provide a different opening experience from an ordinary booster pack.
• Promotional Cards: PR cards were distributed through reservation campaigns, offline events, remote-play participation, store tournaments, beginner campaigns, Jump events, product bonuses, and other official programs.
• Free Cards: Broccoli released printable card sets through the official website, including approximately 150 “Kachofugetsu” cards in January 2024. These allowed players to continue experimenting with the game during its final supported period.
• Beta Cards: Early playable cards were distributed before the main launch so customers could experience the core system before the first booster and Start Decks were released.
• Single Cards: Individual Account, Mission, Character, Event, foil, Secret, collaboration, and promotional cards allow collectors to target a specific character or complete an existing deck.
• Official TCG Accessories: Vividz accessories include character sleeves, playmats, storage products, field sheets, deck supplies, and campaign items featuring the game’s streamers and stage artwork.

How Vividz Trading Card Game is played

• One Account Card: Each player selects one Account Card to represent the main streamer supporting their strategy. It is placed face up in the Account Zone outside the Main Deck.
• Three Mission Cards: Players choose exactly three differently named Mission Cards. The missions begin face up and define the specific conditions required to win.
• Fifty-to-Seventy-Card Deck: The Main Deck contains between 50 and 70 Character and Event Cards. Players can adjust deck size according to consistency, mission requirements, and preferred strategies.
• Four-Copy Limit: A deck may normally contain up to four cards sharing the same card name.
• Mission-Based Construction: Cards must match the Mission information, traits, or Account information permitted by the player’s selected Mission Cards. Cards carrying the universal star Mission information may be used more freely.
• Three Area Positions: Character Cards enter one of three Areas. These positions line up with the opponent’s Areas and Mission Cards to create vertical lanes across the field.
• Energy System: Face-up cards in the Energy Zone are spent to play Characters, Events, and abilities. Used energy is placed in the Trash rather than simply rotated or rested.
• Opening Procedure: Players reveal cards from the top of their decks to determine who goes first. The revealed cards become starting energy, after which each player draws five cards.
• Second-Player Energy: The player going second places two cards from their opening hand into the Energy Zone, providing additional early resources.
• Character Level-Up: Playing a higher-cost Character into an occupied Area can place the existing Character underneath it as EXP. This preserves development within the lane and may support abilities or mission conditions.
• Cost-Down Characters: Selected Characters reduce their play cost according to the number of cards already stacked in the destination Area, rewarding planned level progression.
• Lane Attacks: Characters attack within the vertical lane containing the opposing Area and Mission. Attacking helps remove opposing Characters and satisfy mission-check requirements.
• Slide: A defending player may discard two cards to move a Character into an adjacent empty Area during an attack, changing the battle target or opening another lane.
• Scout: Attacks can reveal the top card of the deck. When the revealed card has a Scout icon, it may be played without paying its normal cost.
• Mission Check: After relevant actions, a Mission whose Check condition has been met is turned sideways to show that it is being attempted.
• Mission Clear: During the Mission Phase, a checked Mission is turned face down when its Clear condition is satisfied. Uncompleted checked Missions return to their normal orientation.
• Three-Mission Victory: A player wins immediately after all three selected Mission Cards have been successfully cleared.
• Keep Zone: During the Charge Phase, one card from the hand may be placed face up in the Keep Zone. It can later be played as though it were still in the hand.
• Charge Phase: Players may place any number of cards from their hand into the Energy Zone, allowing unused cards to become future resources.
• Hand Refill: At the beginning and end of a turn, players draw one card when holding at least five cards or refill their hand to five when holding four or fewer.
• Deck-Out Loss: A player loses when their deck is empty at the beginning of a required draw phase.

Vividz featured booster series & decks

• VB01 “Cyber: Genesis” — サイバー：ジェネシス: Released on August 11, 2022, the first booster introduced the mission-completion system and the Cyber Stage. Its central characters include Gachikoi Lovely, Mebuki Maria, and Sherry Violet, with additional support for Saijo Kyoka and Tendo Rei.
• Cyber: Genesis Card Pool: The main checklist contains 80 types before Special Cards: 30 Common, 30 Uncommon, 12 Rare, and eight Super Rare cards. Common and Uncommon cards also have holographic versions, while Super Rares have premium foil-stamped variants.
• VD01 Start Deck “Saijo Kyoka” — 最上 キョウカ: Released with the first booster, this constructed deck contains 54 cards across 18 card types, including one Account and three Mission Cards. It is designed as a straightforward deck for learning the basic mission system.
• VD02 Start Deck “Tendo Rei” — 天憧 玲: A more technical launch deck focused on planning card combinations and managing the hand to satisfy mission requirements. It also contains 54 cards and uses cards unavailable from the first booster.
• VB02 “Cyber: Extend” — サイバー：エクステンド: Released on November 17, 2022, the second booster adds more than ten Mission Cards and introduces powerful Accel Arts Event Cards connected to the principal streamers.
• VE01 “Extra: Christmas” — エクストラ：クリスマス: Released on December 22, 2022, the first Extra Pack contains only holographic cards. It features the Vividz streamers in Christmas outfits, dedicated holiday Accounts, and effects using Christmas counters.
• VB03 “Fantasy: Prologue” — ファンタジー：プロローグ: Released on February 16, 2023, the third booster moves the characters from the Cyber Stage into a sword-and-magic Fantasy Stage. It introduces Sugashiro Noi and Chant Event Cards that can be played from the Remove Zone.
• VB04 “Fantasy: Encounter” — ファンタジー：エンカウント: Released on May 25, 2023, the fourth booster adds Enemy encounters, Master characters, monster-defeating missions, and new magic connected to the Fantasy Stage.
• VSD01 Special Deck “Amano Murakumo” — 天乃 ムラクモ: Released with Fantasy: Encounter, this all-in-one deck contains 55 cards, including one Account Card and three Mission Cards. Five newly created card types are exclusive to the deck, and the product introduces Murakumo’s Flash ability.
• VE02 “Extra: Vacation” — エクストラ：バケーション: Released on June 15, 2023, the second all-foil Extra Pack features summer and swimsuit illustrations. It adds Vacation Accounts, Map counters, universal star Mission information, and cards that can be combined across several existing strategies.
• VE03 “Collaboration: Noripro” — コラボ：のりプロ: Released on October 19, 2023, this all-holographic Extra Pack introduces VTubers from the Noripro agency. It is the final officially released retail pack before Broccoli suspended Vividz production.
• Noripro Card Pool: The set contains 50 main card types: 35 Rare, ten Super Rare, and five Super Special Rare cards. It also includes SEC and SIGN treatments outside the normal checklist.
• Vividz Card Gacha: Broccoli sold corresponding products through an online opening service. Customers opened randomized cards digitally, after which the physical cards were delivered to them.
• Card Gacha Exclusives: Selected Card Gacha releases contain Secret or foil-stamped cards unavailable from the equivalent store booster. Retail products may likewise contain Secret versions absent from the Card Gacha lineup.

Popular Vividz characters, stages & themes

• Saijo Kyoka — 最上 キョウカ: A confident streamer who aims to become the strongest player. Her Start Deck is built to teach the game’s essential mechanics and make early missions easier to understand.
• Tendo Rei — 天憧 玲: A highly ranked technical player whose deck rewards careful hand management, planned combinations, and more complex mission sequencing.
• Gachikoi Lovely — 月恋 らぶり: A streamer associated with a cute public image and cards that support her Account, missions, and Cyber Stage strategy.
• Mebuki Maria — 芽吹 まりあ: One of the principal Vividz streamers, represented across Cyber, Fantasy, Christmas, Vacation, and promotional releases.
• Sherry Violet — シェリー・ヴァイオレット: A central character with her own mission combinations, Account Cards, premium artwork, and stage-specific versions.
• Sugashiro Noi — 菅城 ノイ: Introduced in Fantasy: Prologue, Noi uses tricky strategies, fills multiple Areas with Characters, and interacts with Chant and Remove Zone effects.
• Amano Murakumo — 天乃 ムラクモ: A major character who received the game’s first Special Deck. Her Flash ability helps remove opposing Characters while pursuing mission clears.
• Totogami Ruin — 賭賭神 ルイン: A supporting Vividz character represented in the game’s story, character pages, and later card products.
• Yamikumo Yamu — 闇雲 やむ: Another Vividz streamer connected to the wider virtual-game cast and character relationships.
• Navigator — ナビ子: The artificial-intelligence guide who introduces participants to Vividz, manages the virtual environment, and helps resolve in-world problems.
• Cyber Stage: The launch setting uses futuristic technology, digital environments, Accel abilities, electronic visuals, and streamer-focused mission combinations.
• Fantasy Stage: The second major setting introduces swords, magic, enemies, masters, chanting, removal-zone interactions, and monster-defeating missions.
• Christmas Stage: A seasonal virtual environment featuring Christmas costumes, holiday Accounts, themed missions, and special counters.
• Vacation Stage: A summer setting using swimsuit artwork, map counters, flexible star Mission information, and cross-character deck construction.
• Streamer Culture: In the Vividz world, player performances are automatically broadcast. Some streamers focus on winning missions, while others value entertainment, audience response, or personal popularity.
• Mission Racing: Unlike TCGs centered only on reducing life points, Vividz asks players to select and complete three visible strategic objectives.
• Level Progression: Character stacks and EXP represent growth inside the virtual game, allowing higher-cost forms to develop from cards already placed in an Area.
• Original Character Artwork: Main character artwork includes illustrations by Takahiro Fujima, while additional artists contributed to the game’s Cyber, Fantasy, seasonal, and promotional designs.

Hot collaborations & special cards

• Noripro Collaboration: Vividz’s principal external crossover introduces VTubers from the agency produced by manga artist Norio Tsukudani.
• Inuyama Tamaki: One of the central Noripro talents represented as Account, Mission, Character, premium, Secret, SIGN, and promotional card designs.
• Shirayuki Mishiro: Appears through original collaboration artwork and premium treatments designed around the Vividz virtual-game setting.
• Himesaki Yuzuru: Noripro talent and illustrator Himesaki Yuzuru contributed newly drawn artwork for the collaboration set.
• Inari Iroha: Featured within the retail collaboration lineup and the possible hand-signed promotional cards in the box bonus.
• Reglush Lionheart: Appears in Vividz-themed artwork wearing the game’s player device and participating in mission-based battles.
• Aimi Milk and Other Noripro Talents: The set expands beyond the five most heavily promoted members with additional agency characters and Card Gacha variants.
• Foil-Stamped SIGN Cards: Selected Noripro cards use metallic reproductions of talent signatures. These are mass-produced printed treatments rather than personally signed cards.
• Genuine Hand-Signed Cards: Retail Noripro boxes include a special promotional pack, and a very small number contain cards genuinely signed by the featured talent.
• Special Pack PR Cards: Each qualifying Noripro retail box contains a separate pack with one limited promotional card, subject to the original product configuration.
• Card Gacha Signature Exclusives: The Noripro online Card Gacha contains four foil-stamped signature cards unavailable from the physical retail Extra Pack.
• Reservation Campaign Cards: Booster and deck reservations could provide exchange tickets for exclusive PR cards, sleeves, or other release-related items.
• Offline Event Promos: Participants in Offline Vividz events received promotional packs containing cards that changed during the supported tournament period.
• Link Vividz Rewards: Remote matches through Broccoli’s official system could be connected with participation prizes during the active support period.
• Jump Event Promotions: Vividz appeared at events such as Jump Victory Carnival and Jump Festa, expanding awareness through demonstrations and promotional activities.
• Kachofugetsu Free Cards: Broccoli published a final large set of printable cards in January 2024 so players could continue testing new strategies before official support concluded.

Collectors should distinguish between standard booster cards, retail-only Secret cards, Card Gacha-exclusive Secrets, holographic parallels, Hologram Super Rares, SSR cards, SEC cards, SIGN cards, genuine hand-signed cards, reservation promos, and event rewards. Cards with the same character and gameplay effect may have different artwork, finishes, card numbers, or distribution methods.

Vividz Trading Card Game prices and rarity guide

The original Japanese suggested retail prices varied according to product format:

• Standard Booster Packs: Cyber: Genesis, Cyber: Extend, Fantasy: Prologue, and Fantasy: Encounter were officially priced at ¥385 per six-card pack.
• Standard Booster Boxes: One ten-pack box had an official suggested retail price of ¥3,850.
• Christmas and Vacation Extra Packs: Each four-card all-foil pack was officially priced at ¥495.
• Christmas and Vacation Extra Boxes: One six-pack box had an official suggested retail price of ¥2,970.
• Noripro Extra Packs: Each five-card all-holographic pack was officially priced at ¥660.
• Noripro Extra Boxes: A six-pack box was officially priced at ¥3,960 and included a separate promotional-card pack.
• Saijo Kyoka Start Deck: The original suggested retail price was ¥1,760.
• Tendo Rei Start Deck: The original suggested retail price was also ¥1,760.
• Amano Murakumo Special Deck: The original suggested retail price was ¥2,200.
• Card Gacha Draws: Online Card Gacha draws generally used the same per-pack price as the corresponding physical booster or Extra Pack.
• Current Market Pricing: Since new production is suspended, prices now depend on remaining stock, product condition, sealed availability, character demand, rarity, and seller inventory.

The main Vividz rarity and card-treatment categories include:

• C — Common: Standard cards forming the most accessible portion of the main booster checklist.
• UC — Uncommon: Cards with lower inclusion frequency than Common cards and additional strategic effects.
• R — Rare: Holographic cards featuring more prominent Characters, Events, Accounts, or Missions.
• SR — Super Rare: Higher-rarity holographic cards representing important strategies, characters, and premium artwork.
• Hologram Common and Uncommon: Reflective parallel versions of standard Common and Uncommon cards.
• Hologram Super Rare: Enhanced Super Rare parallels using holographic and foil-stamped processing.
• SSR — Super Special Rare: Introduced in Collaboration: Noripro. These cards use premium holographic and foil-stamped decoration.
• SEC — Secret: Alternate premium versions inserted outside the normal main checklist. Secret artwork and availability can differ between retail boosters and Card Gacha releases.
• SIGN: Foil-stamped signature cards used in the Noripro collaboration. SIGN cards reproduce signatures as part of the printed card design.
• Special Cards: Cards counted outside the published standard rarity totals. The exact treatment depends on the product.
• Special Packs: Rare booster configurations containing only Super Rare cards rather than a normal rarity mix.
• PR — Promotional: Cards distributed through boxes, reservations, events, remote play, stores, campaigns, Free Card releases, and other non-standard channels.
• Hand-Signed Cards: Genuine talent autographs distributed through the rare Noripro box-bonus packs. These are materially different from foil-stamped SIGN cards.
• Deck Cards: Fixed cards included in Start or Special Decks. Some are exclusive to those products and cannot be pulled from the corresponding booster.

Rarity labels and parallel treatments are not identical across every Vividz product. Buyers should verify the full card number, product code, artwork, foil treatment, Secret source, signature type, and promotional origin before assuming that two cards are the same version.

Individual Vividz card values may be influenced by the featured character, mission strategy, rarity, artwork, holographic finish, signature type, collaboration source, sealed-product availability, card condition, event distribution, and collector demand. A Secret, SSR, SIGN, hand-signed, discontinued, or promotional card is not guaranteed to retain or increase its resale value. Prices may vary depending on product type, rarity, manufacturer, and release status.

Japanese vs English Vividz Trading Card Game cards

Vividz was officially produced and supported through a Japanese-language product line. As of August 6, 2026, Broccoli has not announced a complete English retail edition with equivalent booster boxes, Start Decks, card lists, rules, or organized-play support.

• Japanese Card Text: Official cards use Japanese names, abilities, Mission conditions, traits, Account information, flavor text, and terminology.
• Japanese Product Packaging: Booster packs, Extra Packs, boxes, Start Decks, the Special Deck, campaign items, and promotional products were designed for Japan.
• No Complete English Edition: Community translations and overseas retailer descriptions should not be treated as officially printed English Vividz cards.
• International Demonstrations: Broccoli promoted Vividz at selected overseas events, including a Taiwan exhibition, but this did not establish a complete English-language product line.
• Original Japanese Presentation: Japanese cards preserve the official character names, Mission wording, stage terminology, streamer profiles, and artwork presentation.
• Japanese Promo Distribution: Reservation campaigns, offline events, Jump appearances, Card Gacha sales, and Free Cards were primarily organized through Japanese channels.
• Production Suspension: Broccoli announced the suspension of Vividz production in December 2023 rather than an English expansion or international relaunch.
• Official Event Conclusion: Offline Vividz events and Link Vividz remote play were scheduled to end on February 29, 2024.
• Archived Official Resources: The Japanese website continues to provide the card database, rules, character information, product pages, and downloadable Free Cards.
• Reading Requirements: International players may need translated references or help from someone familiar with Japanese card-game terminology.
• Private Community Play: Remaining games are organized by collectors and local communities rather than an active manufacturer-supported tournament circuit.
• Collector Recommendation: Japanese products are the only official choice for collectors seeking the complete Vividz catalog, original cards, Start Decks, Noripro releases, Secrets, promos, and premium treatments.

Collectors who value original Japanese TCGs, mission-based gameplay, streamer characters, premium holographic cards, Noripro VTuber collaborations, and short-lived card-game releases may find Vividz especially appealing. Beginners should begin with the Saijo Kyoka, Tendo Rei, or Amano Murakumo constructed deck, while collectors should carefully confirm the product source and variant when purchasing Secret, SIGN, or promotional cards.

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