Stardrive and Crested deck cards are tournament legal.
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The V-series icon, found at the bottom left of cards printed for Standard. |
For the Japanese format beginning May 1st, cardfighters playing in Standard format will have to choose a clan and compose their deck entirely from that clan, using only cards that have the V-series icon. The exception to the rule is that
cards with the numbers V-SD/001~014, V-SD02/001~014, and VPR/0001 are all treated as cards with the V-series icon, and can be used in decks despite not actually having it. Included in this is the
Blaster Blade promotional card distributed alongside the Start Decks given away at the demo caravan events, and all of the cards in the Stardrive and Crested decks themselves.
Conversely, only cards
without the V-series simple (including the aforementioned Start Decks and promo cards) can be used in the G Standard format, which will only include cards printed prior to the V-series. All cards may be used in Premium Standard format, unless their abilities specifically prevent them from doing so like Epitome of Knowledge Silvest. Those cards may only be used in Premium Standard Extreme Fight.
For the English format,
only cards released after April 28th can be used, excluding PR cards. Bushiroad has stated more information will be coming on this front, but it is safe to assume that the English demo deck and VPR promotional cards will be tournament legal just like their Japanese counterparts.
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From Bushiroad booth at 2018 GAMA Trade Show. |
The first Trial Decks of the Standard format, V-Trial Deck 01:
Blaster Blade and V-Trial Deck 02:
Dragonic Overlord will launch in Japanese
May 11th, 2018, and in English
June 8th, 2018. The first booster set of Standard, V-BT01:
UNITE! TEAM Q4! will launch in Japan
May 25th, 2018, and in English
June 22nd, 2018. Their accompanying new anime series, codenamed
"Origin,"
will begin airing May 5th, 2018, on TV Tokyo and affiliated stations.
It will be simulcast with English subtitles on YouTube and Crunchyroll.