Digimon Card Game Goes Digital with “Digimon Alysion,” Pre-Registration Now Open

The Digimon Card Game is finally making the jump to mobile.

Bandai has opened pre-registration for Digimon Alysion, a digital version of the popular trading card game, in 49 countries and regions worldwide. The game is set to launch later in 2026.

Set in the world of the Digimon Liberator webcomic and light novel—both available for free on the Digimon Card Game official website—Digimon Alysion expands the card game with exclusive new cards and a new Story Mode that dives deeper into the extended Digimon universe.

In Story Mode, players follow Kanata Hondo, a card game newcomer, as she learns the rules and systems of the Digimon Card Game with support from her best friend Futre. The mode is designed to help new players learn how to play, with in-game guides and full voice acting.

The cast includes:

• Kanata Hondo (VA: Shu Uchida) – An energetic, upbeat casual gamer new to card games
• Futre (VA: Hikari Kubota) – Kanata’s best friend, whom she’s never met in real life
• Valner Dragnogh (VA: Fairouz Ai) – Guild master of [Di:WO]
• Renamon (VA: Miyuki Sawashiro) – Valner’s partner Digimon
• Aliol (VA: Ayumu Murase) – The guide for Digimon Liberator

Beyond the story, Digimon Alysion offers deep gameplay with a wide variety of viable decks, ranked matches, and tournaments—delivering a full-fledged TCG experience for both card game fans and Digimon enthusiasts.

Game Details

• Title: Digimon Alysion
• Genre: Online card game
• Platforms: iOS / Android
• Languages: Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Korean (system); Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Korean (cards)
• Price: Free-to-play with in-app purchases
• Pre-Registration: Open now
• Release: Planned for 2026

For Digimon fans and TCG enthusiasts alike, Digimon Alysion promises to bring the card game to a wider audience with a story-driven entry point and full competitive support. Pre-register now to secure your spot—and get ready to dive into the Digital World.

Source: Bandai