The Godzilla Card Game is an expandable competitive card game based on the Godzilla franchise and published by Bandai. The first set, released in September 2019, included four fixed 54-card decks, 24 Extra Deck Battlers (giant-sized cards), four turn sequence cards, four play mats, two single-card Tournament Packs, and a multi-language play manual. Its suggested retail price is $49.99 in the United States. Bandai will support the game with organized in-store play events beginning in October, while participating stores will receive Tournament Kits for these events that include materials for up to eight players, promotional posters, and prizes for tournament winners.[1]
Rules
The Godzilla Card Game is part of Bandai's Chrono Clash card game system, which has previously been used for a card game based on the Naruto franchise. Decks can include cards from both the Godzilla and Naruto games in casual play, but not in tournaments.[2] It features a large roster of kaiju from the Godzilla franchise, with the majority of the cards utilizing artwork originally from the Godzilla-themed booster packs for the Japanese card game Battle Spirits. The game is not turn-based, but rather involves use of a "power resource track," with players moving a token back and forth based on the power of the cards they play and the position of the token determining when play passes to other players. The game can be played with two to four players, and is intended for players ages 6 and up. The game is said to take approximately half an hour to complete.
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Monsters
- Godzilla (1954, 1964, 1965, 1971, 1972, 1984, 1989, 1995, 2000, 2016)
- Mothra (Larva 1992, Imago 1992, 1996, 2001)
- Mothra Leo (Rainbow Mothra, Aqua Mothra, Armor Mothra, Light Speed Mothra)
- Rodan (1956, Fire Rodan, 2004)
- King Ghidorah (1991, 1998, 2001)
- Mecha-King Ghidorah
- Mechagodzilla (Fake Godzilla, 1974, 1993, Super, 2002)
- Anguirus (2004)
- Gigan (1972, 2004, Modified)
- LittleGodzilla / Godzilla Junior
- Destoroyah (Juvenile, Aggregate, Flying, Perfect Forms)
- Biollante (Flower Beast, Plant Beast)
- Battra (Larva, Imago)
- Kumonga (1967)
- Hedorah (1971)
- SpaceGodzilla
- Megalon
- Jet Jaguar
- Megaguirus
- Orga
- Moguera
- MOGUERA (MOGUERA, MOGUERA II-SRF)
- Dorat
- Monster X / Keizer Ghidorah
- Fairy Mothra
- Desghidorah
- Garugaru (Garugaru, Garugaru II)
- Matango
- Sanda
- Gaira
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References
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