Digivolve, do not hoard.
A 50-card deck, 5 Digi-Eggs and a shared memory counter that decides who plays and when.
Catalog — 9,100+ cards across 100 sets.
50-card deck + 5-card Digi-Egg deck validated.
Eight colors and evolution lines checked.
Is it for you?
You grew up with the show and want to watch your Digimon evolve on the table.
A shared resource appeals to you: every turn you decide how much you hand over.
You collect for the art — Bandai alternative arts are in real demand.
Scan your Digimon cards
Photo, identification against the catalog (9,100+ cards across 100 sets), and into your collection with variant and reference price. Alternative arts are told apart from the regular before saving.
Same-BT batches go in fast; the scanner tricks apply here as anywhere.
What your Digimon cards are worth
Bandai’s alternative arts concentrate the value and climb when a print run sells out. Current references and your collection total computed for you.
Several games, each valued separately: what your whole collection is worth.
Digimon in 5 concepts
Just enough for your first deck.
Memory: A shared counter. Leave it positive and the turn passes to your opponent.
Digi-Egg deck: Five separate cards. Your first Digimon of the game comes from there.
Digivolution: Rookie → Champion → Ultimate → Mega. Each jump needs the previous stage in play.
Colors: Eight colors. Mixing widens your options but breaks the curve if you overdo it.
Security: Five face-down cards. When they run out and you get attacked, you lose.
Playable formats
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Standard (Official · events): All sets legal with Bandai’s banlist applied. The store format.
Draft (Limited): Packs opened at the table. Shorter decks and colors decided on the fly.
Casual (Community): No restrictions. Ideal for testing evolution lines before you buy.
Popular archetypes
What shows up at locals and in the community.
Updated on Aug 25, 2026
Red Hybrid — Tier S · Aggro / Red — Low curve and early digivolutions to burn through Security fast.
Blue Flare — Tier A · Mid-range / Blue — Blockers and bounce effects to steal tempo back.
Yellow Vaccine — Tier A · Control / Yellow — Recovers Security and stretches the game until it reaches Mega.
Purple Reanimator — Tier B · Combo / Purple — Reuses the trash to digivolve without paying full cost.
Orientative · the meta moves with every BT set
Frequently asked questions
How many cards do I need?
Exactly 50 in the main deck and 5 in the Digi-Egg deck, with a maximum of 4 copies per card.
How does memory work?
It is one counter shared between both players. Leaving it positive passes the turn: overspending hands your opponent time.
Can I mix colors?
Yes, but each digivolution needs a compatible color. Two colors is standard; three is hard to sustain.
How do you lose a game?
When you run out of Security cards and take another attack, or when you cannot draw from your deck.
How many sets are in TCGJoin?
100 sets with more than 9,100 cards, including BT, EX, starters and alternative arts.
Is TCGJoin free?
Yes: the free plan includes collection, scanner, set progress, and a daily AI quota — no expiry, no card required.
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