In this 6-pack of Shonen Jump Bleach trading cards, each starter-set contains two hi-tech Guardian cards, one preconstructed deck of 70 cards, two bonus booster packs, one full-color rulebook and a playmat. This is an improvement on the original Bleach trading card game by introducing into the game, "Bankai", which is the inner power of the Soul Reapers, of which the main character Ichigo unlocks in his efforts to save Rukia during the Soul Society story arc.

Trading Card games are games played with one’s own collection of cards. The goal of the game is to either take away all of the powers of the opponent’s guardian or to empty the opponent’s deck of cards. In the Bleach Trading Card Game, join Ichigo and his friends in their fight to protect the innocent and help tortured souls find peace. It's $11.99  for the Starter Deck and $3.29 for the Booster Pack. Launch date: May 23, 2007.

Players, collectors and fans continue the quest to find Naraku and the remaining Shikon jewel shards in the latest Inuyasha TCG release, Shimei. This 119-card base set includes two new Hidden Rares, an exclusive subset and the opportunity to find more unique 1-of-1 Rumiko Takahashi autograph cards!

Feudal Warfare Decks provide two strong decks for instant play right out of the box. Beginners get turbocharged decks for fun and advanced players get the cards they need for competition.

Score Entertainment and Jakks Pacific team up to create trading cards with action figures in their new Transformation series of Dragon Ball Z. Six highly detailed and articulated figures — Super Saiyan Goku, Super Saiyan Future Trunks, Super Saiyan Vegeta, Piccolo, Gohan and Frieza (Cybor) — are packaged with their own collectable trading card. Score Entertainment is the manufacturer for the Dragon Ball Z Trading Card Game and Jakks Pacific is the manufacturer for the Dragon Ball Z action figures.

The trading card game has been around since 2001, but it’s receiving a complete design overhaul for a July relaunch. The revival of the Dragonball Z franchise will be supported with tournament support on both the local and national level; an expanded product line featuring deck boxes, sleeves and other accessories; and will be compatible with the existing DBZ and Dragon Ball GT Trading Card Game product lines. Among the new features is that only one personality card of any level – not three – is needed to play. It sells for $10.99 a starter deck and $3.29 a booster pack.