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Every card. Every country. One number.
The Digimon Vintage TCG sets, catalogued separately by country and linked through their motifs — the same character in different national editions, side by side.
USA
Digi-Battle, incl. UK-exclusive sets
Starter Set
US starter set. Basic data taken from the collector checklist — card type, level, and combat values are still missing and can be added in the admin area. Rarities: Holo.
Street Starter 1
30 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo.
Street Starter 2
30 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo.
Street Starter 3
30 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo.
Street Starter 4
30 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo.
Booster Series 1
66 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Rare, Common, Uncommon, Gold Stamp, Holo.
Booster Series 2
72 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo, Common, Rare, Uncommon, Gold Stamp.
Booster Series 3
From here on, the US switched to a new 3D model design — unpopular at first, but sought after today for that very reason. 97 cards according to the collector's checklist. Rarities: Common, Holo, Rare, Uncommon, Gold Stamp.
Booster Series 4
3D design like Series 3. 96 cards according to the collector's checklist. Rarities: Common, Holo, Uncommon, Gold Stamp, Rare.
Booster Series 5
3D design like the previous sets. 98 cards according to the collector's checklist. Rarities: Common, Holo, Uncommon, Rare, Gold Stamp.
Booster Series 6
Last set in the 3D design. 88 cards according to the collector's checklist. Rarities: Common, Holo, Gold Stamp, Uncommon, Rare.
Cereal promo (Cp-)
Distributed only in the United Kingdom — as a 3-pack inside cereal boxes (including Shreddies, Golden Nuggets, Cheerios). Filed under USA because the numbering continues the US set. Rarities: Common, Holo Premium.
Movie promo (Mo-)
Given out via Toys "R" Us to moviegoers of "Digimon: The Movie," one card per person.
Taco Bell promo (Tb-)
Included in a Taco Bell Kids' Meal in the US, alongside metal cards. Also includes four unnumbered "TIP" cards with no character of their own.
Universal Studios promo (Un-)
Given away at a "Digimon Weekend" at Universal Studios — alongside the American CD promo, considered the biggest rarity in the entire line. Rarities: Holo.
PlayStation game promo (DW-)
Included with the PS1 games "Digimon World" and "Digimon Digital Card Battle." Rarities: Holo.
DW-01 UK promo (unnumbered)
English holo version of the DW-01 card which, unlike the US insert for "Digimon World", carries no serial number. Collector reports place it in the United Kingdom, handed out through comic shops; the exact origin is not confirmed.
Fox Kids magazine insert (Fx-)
Paper cut-out cards from the Fox Kids magazine, winter 2000 issue (Cybersix on the cover). Condition accordingly: cut edges are normal.
CD promo (Fx-)
Origin not specified in the collector's checklist, presumably a CD insert — the seven DigiDestined children Tai through T.K. Considered one of the biggest rarities in the line. The same Fx-01–Fx-07 numbering also exists as a German edition with its own names (see there).
Movie action figure promo (Dm-)
Included with Digimon: The Movie action figure sets: Omnimon (with the Wargreymon/Metalgarurumon/Omnimon set) and "The Miracle 4" (with the set of the same name), each as a holo and non-holo print. The source numbers both prints the same (Dm-01 and Dm-02) — the non-holo variant is marked "(non-holo)" here for distinction. Rarities: Holo.
Action figure promo (Dp-)
Three cards that came with action figures — Growlmon, Kyubimon and Gargomon. Printed on plastic rather than card stock.
Digivice promo, European (Dp-X)
Three cards that came with European Digivice toys. They carry their own card back and are larger than their Asian counterparts, which use the same numbers.
France
Digi-Battle, French editionStarter, French edition
62 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo.
Booster Series 1, French edition
54 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Rare, Common, Uncommon, Holo, Letters of Gold.
Booster Series 2, French edition
54 cards per the collector checklist. Rarities: Holo, Common, Rare, Uncommon, Letters of Gold.
Booster Series 3, French edition
The last French set in the classic 2D design, while the US then switched to an unpopular 3D design. Some designs were later reused, translated into English, in Sweden's McDonald's promo. 48 cards according to the collector's checklist. Rarities: Common, Rare, Uncommon, Letters of Gold, Holo.
Booster Series 4, French edition
Released under the product name "Les DIGIMON Cuirassés", Bo-157 to Bo-210. It continues the French numbering seamlessly after Booster Series 3. Rarities: three holos and three gold-lettered cards, one in sixteen packs each.
Mega Pack, French edition
Numbered Mp-63 to Mp-124 — a direct continuation of the French Starter's count of 62, together forming one continuous base set of 124. France stuck with the 2D design the longest; these cards are among the most expensive in the whole line today. Rarities: Holo.
Street Starter, French edition
Direct continuation of the Jd- numbering after the Mega Pack (Jd-63 to Jd-124 unused) — features the Digimon Adventure 02 DigiDestined, digivices and Digi-Eggs. From here on, the French edition also switched to the new 3D card design, as the US had done before.
Movie promo, French edition
Promo-Karten zum ersten Digimon-Kinofilm. Frankreich vergibt dafür Fx-Nummern, wo die US-Ausgabe Mo- verwendet — dieselbe Reihe, andere Zählung.
Germany
Digi-Battle, German edition
Starter Set, German edition
Same St- numbering as the US edition. Names are gradually being translated into German — not every card has been checked yet.
Booster Series 1, German edition
Same Bo- numbering as the US edition. "Metal" Digimon are correctly spelled "Metall" here (e.g. Metallgreymon), and the option cards at the end of the set have been translated into German.
Booster Series 2, German edition
Same Bo- numbering as the US edition. The German edition ended after this set — in the US it continued with a new 3D design that never appeared here. The crest and option cards at the end of the set have been translated into German.
Movie promos, German edition
For the first movie: twelve designs in the US (Mo-01–Mo-12), but according to the history only eight in Germany — five with a Mo- number, three with a Bo- number. Which exact ones is still unclear; until then, all twelve US designs are listed here as placeholders.
CD promo, German edition
CD insert for the Digimon Gold CD, featuring the DigiDestined (Fx-01–Fx-07) — still sought after today.
Comic promo
Included with a German Digimon comic book.
Sweden
Promo cards onlySpain
Digi-Battle, Spanish editionStarter Set, Spanish edition
The Spanish edition doesn't use St- numbering but In- — content-wise the same set as in Germany, the US and France, released in step since 1999.
Booster Series 1, Spanish edition
The Spanish edition doesn't use Bo- numbering but Av- (for "Aventura") — content-wise the same set as in Germany, the US and France.
Booster Series 2, Spanish edition
Numbered Av- instead of Bo- like Series 1. As in Germany, the Spanish edition ended after this second set.
Italy
Digi-Battle, Italian editionStarter Set, Italian edition
The Italian edition doesn't use St- numbering but Mb- — content-wise the same set as in Germany, the US and France, released in step since 1999.
Booster Series 1, Italian edition
The Italian edition doesn't use Bo- numbering but CE- — content-wise the same set as in Germany, Spain and France.
Booster Series 2, Italian edition
Numbered CE- instead of Bo- like Series 1. As in Germany and Spain, the Italian edition ended after this second set.
Japan
Digital Monster Card Game and Digivice insertsBooster 1, Japanese edition
The first booster set of the Digital Monster Card Game, released in June 1999 — the origin of the entire line. 42 Digimon and 12 option cards, Bo-1 to Bo-54.
Booster 2, Japanese edition
September 1999. 42 Digimon and 12 option cards, Bo-55 to Bo-108. This is where the Digivice, the Tag and the first four Crests arrive as cards of their own.
Booster 3, Japanese edition
November 1999. 38 Digimon and 16 option cards, Bo-109 to Bo-162 — the highest share of option cards of all five sets.
Booster 4, Japanese edition
February 2000. 42 Digimon and just 6 option cards, Bo-163 to Bo-210 — the most Digimon-heavy of the five sets.
Booster 5, Japanese edition
April 2000. 36 Digimon and 12 option cards, Bo-211 to Bo-258. The four Field cards at the end introduce a card type that did not exist before.
Digivice promo, Asian (Dp-/Dm-)
Inserts from Asian Digivice toys, all smaller than ordinary Digi-Battle cards. The set has two card backs: one for the Mega level (Dm-), one for the rest. Dm-MG is not a running number but the shared marking of the three Mega cards.