Best Battle Anime card

Summary

• Business cards became games at the age of 90 with the rise of Magic: The Gathering and today are preparing a way for popular TCG.

• The Battle Anime card introduced TCGS for the mainstream media, captivated viewers with flashy effects and dramatic stories.

• Popular TCG as yu-gi-oh! They come from animated television shows that offer fantastic game experiences and unique stories.

Business cards have existed for a long time, and while people have always gathered them, in fact, games have not become up to 90 years. Formation Magic: Assembly Basically, he started the whole industry and became the basis for many TCGs that are popular today. However, trade cards entered the mainstream media with the advent of combat anime and cartoons.

Most of the big TCGS come from animated television shows where the characters play a game, but in a way than life. The fantastic nature of these anime made it easier for young children to imagine playing the game. These animated programs are filled with flashy effects, dramatic stories and great events, many are loved and, although they are quite specialized genres, remain a perennial part of the anime community to this day.

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Battle Ghosts

A fun clone yu-gi-oh

• Myanimelist score: 6.39
• Episodes: 50
• Broadcast: 2008 to 2009
• Genres/themes: Strategic game
• Studio: Sunrise

Compared to Japan, the US is relatively limited in the number of popular card games. Battle Ghosts It is a great example of a game that fails in the US, but throws into the air in Japan. It probably didn't help that the anime about the game was never dubbed in English, which would help with advertising and advertising. It's a shame, because anime is quite fun.

The story follows Topp Bashin as he strives to be the best combat warrior. As a primary school student, he does not have much experience, but with a strange power from his father's pendant, he can meet many great players and polish their skills. Similarly Yu-gi-oh, Battle Ghosts It has many different series with different protagonists, so there is a lot of watching people who are interested in the game.

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Shadowverse Flame

Adventures in for Card Gamer College

• Myanimelist score: 6.73
• Episodes: 50
• Broadcast: 2022 to 2023
• Genres/themes: Fantasy, Strategic Game
• Studio: Zexcs

In 2016, Shadowverse was released as a digital card game similar Hearthstone But with less randomness and much more friendly to F2P. Due to their popularity, two anime adaptations were made, one in 2020 and the other in 2022. Although technically a continuation, Shadowverse Flame It can be seen as a separate series because it has other protagonists and a unique story.

The story follows Light Tenryu, which is attributed to Shadowverse College, although he knows nothing about the game. Although it is a bit dense, he is determined to keep his promises, so he joined the seventh flame, one of the seven Shadowverse clubs on academic soil to dissolve. With the help of some new friends, Light learns how to play the game and take one step towards his anticipated fate.

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Future Buddyfight card

Make monsters across the dimensions

• Myanimelist score: 6.73
• Episodes: 64
• Broadcast: 2014 to 2015
• Genres/themes: Strategic game
• Studio: Xebec, Olm

Compared to some other games, Future Buddyfight card It is generally simpler and easier to understand, and this is reflected in the anime, which is launched towards the younger audience. The story is watched by Gao Mikado when he starts the world of Buddyfighting, where players evoke monsters from the parallel world. However, rather than just playing cards, the player fights beside his monsters.

Although it is made for children and follows a stereotypical plot, it is surprisingly fun. There are no incredible twists of conspiracy, but the overall atmosphere and energy are good enough to give the show. The older audience can consider it a little cheesy, but that's part of the spell. At least the game itself is something that distinguishes it.

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The volume has infected Wixoss

A game of death of a business card

Wixoss is a card game that was released in Japan in 2014, but in 2021 it reached the global scene. It's not very well known, but still has its reserved anime. The first series, The volume has infected Wixoss, He follows the Hand Kominato when he first gets a Lrig card that needs to be played. It was found to be a selector, one of the few players with a perceiving Lrig, which gives her a chance to have a wish.

Wixoss It is a darker takeover of the classic anime TCG, where lives are at stake at every step. This show is a horror element, which is mostly seen in an alternative dimension where games take place. It's similar to Madoka Magica In the way young girls are given a special opportunity, but at a terrible price. Unfortunately, for anyone who is interested in a real game, Anime really does not expand about how to play.

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CARDFIGHT !! Vanguard

Less known gem of card games

• Myanimelist score: 7.03
• Episodes: 65
• Broadcast: 2011 to 2012
• Genres/themes: Action, Fantasy, Strategic Game
• Studio: TMS Entertainment

Many people in the US may not know CARDFIGHT !! Vanguard Due to the lack of popularity in the West, but in Japan and other parts of the world it is quite great. Anime is about the path of Aichi Senda, a humble student who uses the game to open his world, met new people and established new friends. To make things interesting, there is even a supernatural element that connects players on Earth with a fictitious planet Cray.

Although the game is different, general themes and motifs CARDFIGHT !! Vanguard is quite similar to those of Yu-gi-oh. It's all about the love of the game and friends who are made while playing. These things are just packed and written somewhat differently. Despite the lack of presence in the mainstream media, new series is still released and new cards are produced.

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Bakugan Battle Brawlers

The most unique game anime

• Myanimelist score: 6.48
• Episodes: 52
• Broadcast: 2007 to 2008
• Genres/themes: Action, Fantasy, Strategic Game
• Studio: TMS Entertainment

Bakugan Battle Brawlers He was splashing with his interesting characters and an unorthodox game style in 2000. In the story, card cards begin to evoke one day to rain from the sky and become the core of a new game called Bakugan. However, things change when players begin to realize that it is not just a game, and the dimensions begin to join, threatening their lives.

Bacugan Now it is not as popular as it was then, but Anime stands out for its unique design and fun story. In fact, the conspiracy was quite interesting and included one of the greatest twists of the conspiracy on children's television. Unfortunately, the future season was not so good and the game itself did not have the driving force it needed, which led to its decline.

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Chihayafur

Traditional Japanese card game Sports Anime

Unlike other programs on this list, Chihayafur It is not a trading card or a collection of cards, but it is still a great combat anime, albeit unorthodox. This anime focuses on the Japanese card game Karuta, where players are obliged to remember the lines of poetry and correctly identify the corresponding Stanza. Chihaya Ayase loves Karuta, so she and her friends make up the club to be the best in Japan.

Chihayafur It is a beautiful anime with a clear and lively atmosphere that extends to the lives of teenagers and has the energy and excitement of the bustle of sports anime. It is a bit surprising how well the two sides of the story fit together. Anime is great because it can introduce people to different cultures and traditions and Chihayafur is a great example. It is incredibly interesting from play to poetry.

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Yu-gi-oh!

The most famous anime in the world of TCG

Yu-gi-oh! It is one of the most popular card games today, and it all started with the original anime of the same name. However, most people will remember Duel Monsters Anime, that focuses more on card game. Originally it was just fun fun, but Yugi and his friends will find themselves in many situations where the game Duel Monsters solves their problems. Things escalate until individual matches do not become a struggle for the fate of the world.

On a modern day, Yu-gi-oh! It encapsulates more than just the original series. As the game developed, new shows were needed to reflect these changes, and now there are at least seven different animated series that represent new characters and mechanics. If the game remains popular, Yu-gi-oh! There will always be room in the Anime community.