
October 8 to 11, 2026
New York Comic Con 2026
New York, United States
Arriving in Summer 2027
The independent resource for Bandai's NARUTO CARD GAME: revealed cards, deck builder, rules, events, and community tools. Plus the complete retro archive for collectors.





New York Comic Con in
Tutorial sessions continue at NYCC.
Card List
All 24 revealed cards with full DMG, POW and HP stats, plus every ability text.
Browse cards →Deck Builder
Build and save decks following official construction rules. Export and share your creations.
Start building →Rules & How to Play
Complete gameplay rules: deck construction, turn structure, battle mechanics, and win conditions.
Learn the game →Events (20)
Gen Con, BCG Fest, NYCC, PAX Aus, Spiel Essen, Paris Games Week, Lucca Comics: the world tour.
See schedule →The world tour
Where the NARUTO CARD GAME turns up next, and whether Bandai has actually confirmed the game for that stop.

October 8 to 11, 2026
New York, United States

October 9 to 11, 2026
Melbourne, Australia

October 10 to 11, 2026
Jakarta, Indonesia

October 22 to 25, 2026
Essen, Germany

October 22 to 25, 2026
Paris, France

October 24 to 25, 2026
Manila, Philippines

October 28 to November 1, 2026
Lucca, Italy

Summer 2027
Worldwide

January 2027
Local game stores, Worldwide

Early 2027, dates to be announced
Tokyo, Japan

December 2026, dates to be announced
Taipei, Taiwan

December 2026, dates to be announced
Shanghai, China

December 2026, dates to be announced
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Event images: BANDAI
Card design and artwork
Twelve faces from Bandai's first reveal. Original illustrations sit alongside artwork lifted straight from the anime and the manga.












Image: BANDAI

From the author
NARUTO CARD GAME!
I'm glad to see the world of NARUTO grow larger once again.
I truly hope these cards find their way to both your hands and your hearts.
Masashi Kishimoto, published by BANDAI
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The briefing
Release window, reveal dates, Gen Con debut, and how the new Bandai TCG differs from every Naruto card game before it.
Events
Bandai has published the operating details for its next two NARUTO CARD GAME stops: booth #2705 at the Javits Center, on-site registration, one session per person, and a promo card you only get if you have installed an app and filled in a survey.
Read the story →
Promos
Bandai is putting a NARUTO CARD GAME Chakra card into a Major League Baseball stadium on September 8. It is the third version of CP-001 to be announced in six weeks, and the first NARUTO CARD GAME promo handed out somewhere that has nothing to do with tabletop gaming.
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Field guides
The long answers: which Naruto card games exist, how Bandai's new one compares to the rest, and what is and is not confirmed, each with its sources.
Guide
Twenty-nine numbered sets, four tournament packs, four tins and a promo pool, listed in release order with the years our archive records, plus the three things about this list that nobody can settle, including when the game actually ended.
Read the guide →
Guide
The two games share a publisher and a win condition, and almost nothing else that has been published. Here is the line-by-line comparison, with the Naruto side marked where Bandai has stated nothing at all.
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Guide
Two different companies are selling two different Naruto card games under names that are almost impossible to tell apart in a search box. One of them you can buy today. The other does not exist as a product yet.
Read the guide →
The vault
Three Naruto card games came before Bandai's new TCG. We keep the records: set lists, rarity guides, and market prices for all of them.
2006 to 2013
The original English CCG: 28 sets from Path to Hokage to Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Set lists, rarities, and what your old cards are worth.
Open the records →
Since 2026
The current collector TCG: Konoha Shidō, Shinobi Shiren, and the serial-numbered 22K gold chase cards.
Open the records →
2020s
The Chinese collectible cards: box tiers T1 to T4 and the full rarity ladder from R to SE, PTR and PU.
Open the records →
Every card Bandai has revealed, with full stats and ability text.
Browse cards →