Wonderfarm's 2001 card-flipping game crossed over with Beyblade for a run of fifty franchise-themed cards sold alongside the game's own fifty, plus Dranzer and Dragoon starter sets. Two players lay a card each onto a shared mat and take turns flinging their card at the opponent's, trying to flip it face down, while the colour marked on each card decides who throws first. A card's printed rank, written as a fraction such as "65/1", sets both its point value on defeat and how many tokens its holder can carry, so a higher second number makes a card much harder to flip.
What to know
A collaboration between the tabletop game Bang! Bang and the Beyblade toy line, released in 2001.
50 Beyblade-themed cards were issued alongside the base game's own 50, plus Dranzer and Dragoon starter sets.
Card rank is printed as a fraction: the first number is the point value on defeat, the second is how many tokens the card's holder carries.
