Weiss Schwarz Rarity Guide (2024)

FAQs

How to tell the rarity of Weiß Schwarz cards? ›

The Rarity of a card can be seen on the bottom left of a card, next to the card number. These are the standard rarities. We will use the Quintessential Quintuplets set as example: SP = Special, usually signed by the voice actor of the character.

Chance for a signed version card! There is a 1:5 odds of finding a signed version card. The signature of the following Japanese voice actresses will be foil stamped! ※ English edition cards can be played together with Japanese edition cards.

SR (Super Rare) 28. RRR (Triple Rare) 4. RR (Double Rare)

SP (Special): Holo-foil CC/CR cards or cards with signatures. Only 2 or 3 - depending on the set) are included in a booster carton. RRR (Triple Rare): Holo-foil cards, most of these feature new descriptions and art. Only 4 of these are included in a booster carton.

The rarity of a card is indicated by the color of the set symbol on the card. Cards that are Rare or Mythic Rare tend to be more powerful or have more sophisticated abilities than the more common cards, though this is not necessarily the case.

Weiss Schwarz, and indeed collectible anime cards as a whole, represent a highly volatile market. Prices shift based heavily on the popularity of a character or their voice actor, and we can see the so-called "Waifu Effect" having a massive impact on the value of cards.

Most Hollywood movies are Drama, Suspense, Action Thrillers, Romantic comedies, etc. Even if we look at action films mostly, they are Action based minus fewer emotions. Whereas coming to RRR, every action sequence in the Movie connects with emotions.

Reduce, Recycle and Reuse.

5.5 billion INR

RRR / Budget

The title of 'world's rarest trading card' is split between two quite distinct cards: the 1996 World Champion and the Shichif*ckujin Dragon. Only one specimen of each card exists anywhere in the world.

What are ghost rare cards? ›

Ghost Rare cards have a very shiny silver lettering for the card name, much like a Secret Rare, with some colors removed from the card image. The body of the monster itself seems split, making the image look 3D. If a light is shone on the card image, the color changes.

You can check which side a card exists in by looking at the bottom edge of the card. If it is white with white wings on the sides, that card is on Weiss side. If it is black with black wings on the sides, that card is on Schwarz side.

There are 3 main type of cards in Weiß Schwarz: character cards, event cards, and climax cards. They are further broken down into colors and level subcategories.

Card Rarity Basics

These generally come with some golden stamp. We will use the term Foil as a collection for all rarities with special foiling (Generally SR, RRR, SP, but also SSP, SEC, JJR etc.) Rarity order usually, but not limited too: SEC > SSP > SP > OFR > SR/RRR > RR+ > RR > CR/R > U > C.