Here's Morinaga's Soshuu DX Choco Wafer cards, part 7:
This blog is to provide information about Dragonball Cards (mostly Japanese produced cards), and my review of them. Hope this site can be of reference to those interested in these collections.
Sunday, June 05, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
Dragonball Kai Gummy Candy with Dragonball Heroes Cards
Just released, Bandai 2011. Each box has 10 packs, each pack contains 1 Dragonball shaped cola-flavored gummy candy, and one card.
12 cards per set, 9 normals + 3 gold etching cards.
Personally, these cards pissed me off. I had to open 6 boxes (60 packs) before I got ONE set of 12 cards. It's like WTF? Each box has repeats of at least 3 cards. And every box I opened was pretty much the exact same set of cards, meaning doubles per box, times x number of boxes = 12 of the same cards from 6 boxes. That's like 1/5th!!! I'm never ever going to buy these ever again. Now I understand why no one is selling the Choco Wafer Soshuu DX cards too. The distribution for snack/candy cards are just so horrible.
Dragonball DBZ Hero Collection Cards Part 1
It was originally released in Japan, but there are two version of prisms for the Japan market vs. the American market. Diamond prisms are the original, and square prisms are for America.
By Amada, there are a total of 159 cards. 144 normal cards, 12 prisms, and 3 special "double" prisms named WGL (forgot to show). The original Japan WGL ones are bubble prisms, and the American ones looks like photocopied square prisms.
DBZ Miracle Battle Carddass Part 6
I bought 2 boxes of these and here are my foil cards. Rares, Super Rares, Miracle Rares, and Omega Rares. Includes the two promo cards of Gohan and Broly.
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