Gundam Card Game GD06 Stardust Trails Card List

Bandai's product page for Stardust Trails [GD06] names two featured series: Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. The biggest series inside it is neither. ∀ Gundam has 25 of the set's 130 cards, one more than 0083 and two more than ZZ, and 12 of those 25 are green (Ghingnham Fleet) cards led by Turn X.

The set releases on 30 October 2026, and you can already read every numbered card. Bandai's English card database now carries GD06-001 to GD06-130 and eight token cards, and its FAQ added 60 rulings for them dated 16 October - the same day the Comprehensive Rules moved to Ver. 1.10.0. Here is what is in the set: the colours and series, the 12 Legend Rares, the two engines worth building around, three cards that do something no earlier card did, and what changes at your store's release event.

How I checked

On 23 October 2026 I read the detail page of every GD06 entry in Bandai's English card database - GD06-001 to GD06-130 and tokens T-030 to T-037 - along with the Stardust Trails product page, the GD06 Booster Pack Release Event page, all 60 GD06 rulings in the official FAQ (Q489 to Q548), Comprehensive Rules Ver. 1.10.0 and the Banned/Restricted page.

Where this post calls something new, I checked it against the text of all 956 earlier main-deck cards in the same database - GD01 to GD05, Eternal Nexus [EB01] and ST01 to ST14 - pulled the same day.

The set at a glance

The 130 cards split 50 Common, 36 Uncommon, 32 Rare and 12 Legend Rare, which matches the rarity block on Bandai's product page exactly. That page also lists 5 Special cards and 8 tokens, for "135+8 Card Types". The eight tokens are in the database; the five Special cards are not yet. A pack is 12 cards at a $4.99 MSRP, and the starter deck and product guide covers how boosters fit alongside the rest of the range.

No colour is short-changed: each gets 25 to 27 cards. All 138 entries carry the Block 2 mark, like Freedom Ascension [GD05] and the four September starters, which the ST11-ST14 card list piece covers.

Eleven series, and three new colour splits

Every GD06 card has a Source Title field naming the show it comes from, and the set has eleven:

ZZ and 0083 are the two series new to the game. The bigger change for deckbuilders is three older series printed in colours they never had:

• Iron-Blooded Orphans goes red. All 11 of its GD06 cards are red, and 10 of them carry (Gjallarhorn), Gundam Bael and the two Vidar Units among them; the eleventh, the Command GD06-113 Unsanctioned Ordnance, has no trait. Before GD06, every IBO card in the database was purple or white, plus one blue.
• GQuuuuuuX goes blue and purple. Its 17 GD06 cards are 8 blue and 9 purple, ten of them carrying a new (Alphacide) trait. Every earlier GQuuuuuuX card was red or green.
• ∀ Gundam goes green. Its 12 green cards are the (Ghingnham Fleet) side. The earlier ∀ cards were white, plus ST11's purple Kapool.

Each of the three biggest series splits its two colours by faction - 0083's (Earth Federation) cards are blue and its (Zeon) cards purple, for example - so a single-series GD06 build is already a legal two-colour deck: 0083 is Blue-Purple, ZZ is Green-Red and ∀ Gundam is Green-White. Six traits are printed as a trait on no earlier card: (Albion Squad), (Delaz Fleet), (Gundam Team), (Ghingnham Fleet), (Dianna Counter) and (Alphacide). (Dianna Counter) was already named in the text of two GD04 (Militia) cards, GD04-069 ∀ Gundam and GD04-120 Machine Doll Squad, which had nothing to read until now. The series guide explains why trait, not series, is what card text reads.

One database slip: GD06-123 Endra, a green (Neo Zeon) (Warship) Base, has its Source Title entered as Mobile Fighter G Gundam. Every other numbered (Neo Zeon) card in the set is filed under ZZ, so Endra will turn up in the wrong place if you filter the database by series.

The 12 Legend Rares

Blue and purple get three Legend Rares each; green, red and white get two.

Two of the 12 come from each of 0083, ZZ, ∀ Gundam, SEED DESTINY and GQuuuuuuX, and one each from Iron-Blooded Orphans and Endless Waltz. The stats of all 130 cards are in the list at the end of this page.

ZZ Gundam and the Core Block

ZZ Gundam, the card at the top of this page, is the biggest body in the game. Its 7 AP and 7 HP add up to 14; before GD06 the highest AP-plus-HP total on any Unit was 13, held by GD04-033 Neo Zeong and ST14-001 The-O. Its Lv. 9 ties those two, GD05-037 Destroy Gundam and ST08-001 Ξ Gundam for the highest on any Unit; only the Command GD05-107 Interwoven Blessings, at Lv. 10, asks for more.

Its two lines work together. The first adds 1 to the damage your (AEUG) cards deal to enemy Units, battle damage included (ruling Q503). The second is a 【Deploy】 that deals 2 damage to all enemy Units. ZZ is itself an (AEUG) card, and ruling Q504 settles the sum: an (AEUG) card's 2-damage sweep deals 3 to each enemy Unit.

You do not have to wait for nine Resources. GD06-039 Neo Core Fighter's 【Activate･Main】 destroys two of your Lv. 3 (Gundam Team) Units with different names, plus itself, and deploys a Lv. 8 or higher (Gundam Team) Unit card from your hand. Read against the database, each slot has one answer:

• The two Lv. 3 Units can only be GD06-044 Core Top and GD06-045 Core Base, the set's only Lv. 3 (Gundam Team) Units. (Gundam Team) is new in GD06, so no older card qualifies.
• The Lv. 8 or higher Unit can only be ZZ Gundam, the one (Gundam Team) Unit above Lv. 5.

So it is a three-piece combo: Neo Core Fighter, Core Top and Core Base on the board, ZZ Gundam in hand. Rulings Q511 and Q512 confirm you pay no cost for the ZZ and that its 【Deploy】 still fires. All three pieces are Lv. 2 or 3 at cost 2. Core Base also deals 1 damage to an enemy Unit of Lv. 5 or lower when it is destroyed, which the combo does to it.

Two more cards close the loop. GD06-088 Judau Ashta, the Pilot ZZ links with, has a 【During Link】【Destroyed】 that returns a Lv. 2 or lower (Gundam Team) Unit card from your trash to your hand - and Neo Core Fighter is the only such card in the database. GD06-046 Hyaku-Shiki, GD06-040 Gundam Mk-Ⅱ and GD06-035 Zeta Gundam fill out a red (AEUG) deck around them.

Turn X and its spare parts

The green half of ∀ Gundam is a token deck. GD06-019 Turn X's 【Attack】, if you have no (Ghingnham Fleet) Unit tokens in play, deploys two rested ones: Turn X (Arms) at 2 AP and 3 HP and Turn X (Legs) at 3 AP and 2 HP. Its other line makes enemy Units choose one of your rested Unit tokens as their attack target if they can, and where several Units are drawing attacks that way, the attacker chooses one of them (ruling Q495). Rested tokens are legal targets anyway (rule 8-2-1), so Turn X turns its own spare parts into a wall in front of your shields.

The support is all green:

• GD06-109 God of War Ghingnham, a cost 1 Command, deploys one rested Arms or Legs token on its own.
• GD06-021 Turn X (Top) deploys a rested copy of one of your Unit tokens. Ruling Q498: the copy is a fresh token with the same card number, with none of the original's damage or effects. It is the first card in the game that copies a token, and its text reads "1 of your Unit tokens", not just Ghingnham Fleet ones.
• GD06-030 Mahiroo, GD06-026 Stero's Mahiroo and GD06-124 Aspite all switch on with 3 or more (Ghingnham Fleet)/(Long-Range Weapon) Units in play (for the two Mahiroos, 3 or more other than themselves).

The two tokens carry (Long-Range Weapon), the same trait as T-029 Bit / Funnel from Silent Barrage [ST13], and the ZZ side of green reads it too: GD06-084 Elpeo Ple's 【When Paired】 gives her Unit <Breach 1> for each (Neo Zeon)/(Long-Range Weapon) Unit you have. A copying deck runs into rule 5-17-4-1's cap of six token cards per card number; the tokens guide covers that cap and what to bring.

Three cards that do something new

I checked each of these against the text of all 956 earlier main-deck cards.

GD06-115 Teaching New Techniques hands your opponent a Unit token. Its 【Main】 destroys an enemy Unit of Lv. 4 or lower and gives you a Sazabi token (4 AP, 4 HP), and then the destroyed Unit's owner deploys a Nu Gundam token (3 AP, 3 HP, <First Strike>). None of the 32 earlier cards that make a Unit token gives one to the other player. The nearest precedent is EB01-025 Tallgeese Ⅱ, whose Development effect has all players place an EX Resource - a Resource token, not a Unit. Ruling Q542 covers the obvious problem: if your opponent has no Nu Gundam token, they borrow yours or use a substitute. If you run it, carry a T-034 Nu Gundam for the other side of the table. Your Sazabi cannot attack the turn it arrives (rule 3-2-4), and their Nu Gundam arrives active (rule 5-4-2), which keeps it out of your attackers' reach until it rests (rule 8-2-1).

GD06-129 5th Luna makes a Base token. When this Base is destroyed, if you have any Shields left, it deploys Axis, a (Neo Zeon) Base token with 0 AP and 5 HP. T-037 Axis is the first token card in the T- series that is a Base rather than a Unit. Before GD06, the only Base token a card could deploy was an EX Base, from GD04-110 Financier. 5th Luna is odd in two more ways. Its 2 HP is the lowest of any Base, where the earlier floor for a Base card was 4, and its cost of 3 makes it the second cost-3 Base after ST02-016 Corsica Base. So you get 2 HP up front and 5 more after it falls. Replacing it with another Base does not count as destroying it (rule 11-5-2-1), so overwriting it gets you no Axis. The Bases guide has the rest of that rule.

GD06-119 Sturm und Drang pairs as a Pilot off an 【Action】. It is a white Command with a 【Pilot】 line for Schwarz Bruder. Its 【Action】 rests an enemy Unit with 3 or less HP, and afterwards you may pair the card from your trash with one of your (MF) Units; ruling Q546 confirms it is paired as a Pilot after being used as a Command. Four Freedom Ascension Commands - GD05-112 Hoka Kyoten Juzetsujin, GD05-113 Rose Screamer, GD05-121 Cyclone Punch and GD05-122 Graviton Hammer - do the same off 【Main】. Sturm und Drang is the first Command whose own text does it off 【Action】, the timing in which rule 13-2-4-2 otherwise stops you pairing a Pilot-Command; under rule 1-3-1, the card's text wins. GD04-021 Gundam Lfrith Thorn could already pair a (Dawn of Fold) Command from your trash after you play it with an EX Resource, but only during your turn and only through the Unit's text; Sturm und Drang's 【Action】 carries no turn limit.

Put it under GD06-066 Shadow Gundam, an (MF) Unit whose link requirement is the (Gundam Fighter) trait that Sturm und Drang's Pilot carries, and Shadow Gundam's 【During Link】【Attack】 activates the paired card's 【Action】 again. Rulings Q526 and Q527 say that costs nothing and the card stays paired. The Commands guide explains the Pilot-Command rules this bends.

New Pilots for old link boxes

Every GD06 link requirement has at least one card that satisfies it, so the set adds no unanswerable link name like the one the Link Units guide found on Gundam Aerial Rebuild. Two GD06 Pilots also answer earlier sets' link boxes under a second name:

• GD06-092 Neo Lorrnoke prints "This card's name is also treated as [Mu La Flaga]". Four Units link with Mu La Flaga - GD03-072 Aile Strike Gundam, ST04-003 Moebius Zero, ST14-010 Perfect Strike Gundam and GD06-005 Akatsuki (Shiranui) - and until now the only card that could answer them was ST04-013 Hawk of Endymion, a Command with a Pilot line. Neo Lorrnoke is the first Pilot card to do it.
• GD06-090 Vidar is also treated as [Gaelio Bauduin]. That makes it the second Pilot card, after GD02-099 Gaelio Bauduin, for the three earlier Units that ask for him - GD02-070 Gundam Kimaris, GD02-082 Gaelio's Schwalbe Graze and GD03-080 Gundam Kimaris Trooper (Trooper Mode) - as well as GD06's Gundam Vidar and Gundam Kimaris Vidar.

The other direction matters for anyone opening packs. 23 of GD06's 58 linkable Units link with a name or trait that only GD06 cards carry - Kou Uraki, Elpeo Ple, Gym Ghingnham, Judau Ashta, Anavel Gato and (Gundam Team) among them - so those Units need a GD06 Pilot, or one of its Pilot-Commands, to attack the turn they land.

Three vanilla Units join the banned pair

Three GD06 Units are Lv. 2, cost 1, 2 AP and 2 HP with no text: GD06-028 Gaza D (green), GD06-047 Windam (red) and GD06-063 GFreD (purple). Bandai's 10 July 2026 banned-list notice says matching cards printed in GD05 and later join the vanilla banned pair "at the time of their release", and its current page applies the rule to all combinations of cards that match the description.

So from 30 October the group is 25 cards: the 22 Bandai's page names, plus these three. You may still run four copies of one of them, and none of any other. The tournament rules guide has the full list and the reasoning Bandai gave.

Release week: Sealed and the seven-day rule

Bandai's GD06 Booster Pack Release Event runs in participating stores from 30 October to 8 November 2026, though Bandai notes some areas may start later because of shipping. It has one recommended format, GD06 Booster Pack Sealed: open four packs ("48+4 cards" by Bandai's count), build a deck of exactly 30, with no colour limit and any number of copies of a card number. You apply through BANDAI TCG+, and winners receive extra sets of promo cards: GD06-029 Elpeo Ple's Qubeley Mk-Ⅱ and GD06-084 Elpeo Ple. That pair is linked, since GD06-029's link requirement is [Elpeo Ple].

For a Sealed pool, the Commons are spread almost evenly: green has 12 of the 50, red and purple 10 each, and blue and white 9 each. The product page gives no pull rates, so that is the pool, not your odds. The tournament rules guide sets the Sealed formats beside Constructed.

For competitive play, section 2.4.1 of the Tournament Rules Manual bars cards released less than seven days earlier from Premier-level events. That rules GD06's new card numbers out of the Washington, DC Regional on 31 October; the World Championships guide covers which later events are clear.

60 rulings and a rules update on 16 October

Bandai's FAQ added 60 rulings for the set, Q489 to Q548, every one dated 16 October 2026. Most repeat principles the rulings guide already covers. Four ask whether a "look at the top N cards" effect can be declined, and the answer is no (Q502, Q507, Q514, Q515). Four confirm a block stands after a Unit loses a conditional <Blocker> (Q490, Q491, Q492, Q523). Q534 and Q548 both define "reduce". The answers worth reading are the ones that only exist for GD06 cards: Q498 on copying tokens, Q504 on ZZ's damage, Q542 on borrowing a token and Q546 on Sturm und Drang.

The same day, the Comprehensive Rules moved from Ver. 1.9.0 to Ver. 1.10.0. Its changelog lists two changes, and both are multiplayer rules: new rule 12-2-9 says that in Battle Royale you can only activate <Blocker> when you or one of your Units is attacked, and 12-3-5 revises how Team Battle teams redraw their opening hands. Neither names a GD06 card. The multiplayer rules guide covers both modes, and the errata and rules-updates guide tracks every earlier version.

What GD06 leaves alone

Several claims from this site's earlier Gundam guides still hold once GD06's 130 cards are counted:

• Every Pilot costs 1. All 21 GD06 Pilots print cost 1. GD06-086 Mashymre Cello and GD06-100 Corin Nander knock 1 off when paired with particular Units, and rulings Q532 and Q537 confirm their Lv. does not drop.
• No Base is above Rare, and every Base opens the same way. All nine GD06 Bases are Common or Uncommon, and all nine open with 【Burst】 Deploy this card, then a 【Deploy】 that adds one of your Shields to your hand.
• No Command is a Legend Rare, and no Pilot-Command has a 【Burst】. GD06's 21 Commands are Rare or lower, and none of its nine Pilot-Commands prints a 【Burst】.
• No card reads a zone. No GD06 card's text refers to Space or Earth, so the zones guide's finding stands.

After Stardust Trails

Bandai's product pages, two of them posted on 23 October, list what follows GD06:

Cosmic Crisis lists 12 cards a pack and 100 + 3 card types: 45 Common, 21 Uncommon, 15 Rare, 9 Legend Rare, 10 Special and 3 tokens. Unicorn Awakening lists a ready-to-play 50-card deck, 10 Resource cards, 25 Extra Cards, 6 token cards, 6 damage counter dice, a rule/playsheet and a bonus pack.

The full card list

Read straight off Bandai's English database on 23 October 2026, by colour. Commands that show AP and HP are Pilot-Commands; those figures are the Pilot's modifiers.

Blue

Green

Red

Purple

White

Tokens

GD06-021 Turn X (Top) copies any of your Unit tokens rather than making one of these. The database shows a dash for Gozzo's and Axis's AP; the 0 comes from the text of the cards that make them.

What this does not settle

• The five Special cards. The product page counts them; the database does not show them yet, and Bandai has not said which cards they are.
• Pull rates. The GD06 product page lists none.
• Official GD06 decklists. Bandai's DECKS page had none on 23 October; its newest lists are dated 25 September 2026.
• Changes before release. The set is not on shelves until 30 October. An errata notice before or after release would change cards here, as one did for ST12-001 Gundam Epyon three weeks before Raging Onslaught came out.
• Other languages. This is the English (US) database. I did not check the Japanese or Asian sites.
• Anything after 23 October 2026.

For building with any of this, the deckbuilding guide covers the 50-card, two-colour and Level-curve rules every GD06 card sits inside.