Collecting a set nobody catalogued

Twenty-seven cards, numbered 01 to 27, and the run has no gaps across every current and completed sale we could find. That is suggestive rather than conclusive: a set can have a card nobody is selling. A printed checklist would settle it, and none has surfaced.

What a complete set looks like

Sixteen bit-beasts, ten bladers and one referee, spread across four border bands that follow the numbering exactly: 6 red (01–06), 8 green (07–14), 10 yellow (15–24), 3 blue (25–27). If you are hunting the hard end, the blue band is the smallest at three cards — Galux, Draciel and Galman, all White Tigers or Bladebreakers — though nothing printed says blue is rarer, only that it is scarcer in the set.

What they cost

The only supply we have found is a single seller in Peru listing singles at US $7.99 each in “used” condition, read on 13 September 2026. There is no graded population for this set, no auction record we can point to, and no sealed product of any kind. Treat that price as one seller’s asking price rather than a market.

Condition, and what to photograph

These are thin, unlaminated cards printed for children in 2002-ish, and the ones photographed show soft corners and surface wear as a matter of course. If you acquire any, the two things worth photographing are the back — no image of one has been found, and it may carry rules or a checklist — and any pack, wrapper or album, which would settle both the year and how these were sold.

All twenty-seven are here, front and back. The back is the same on every card in the set.