Naruto Card Game: Events & Updates
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October 2026
2 posts
Naruto Card Game Premier Demo Events: Dates and Prices
Bandai published its NARUTO CARD GAME Premier Demo Event pages on 13 October, and its four regional sites describe three different versions of the event. English-site stores run two waves from 5 February to 5 March 2027, Japan names 11 stores from 16 January, and the Asia pages plan early January behind a face-photo check. Here are the dates, how to apply, the two demo decks, and what the $20 CHAKRA Set and $40 playmat actually contain.

Two Naruto TCGs at Paris Games Week and Lucca 2026
Bandai's NARUTO CARD GAME and Cicaboom's NARUTO Mythos TCG have booked the same two European shows. At Paris Games Week they are at booths E8 and E30; at Lucca, in Piazza Santa Maria and the Padiglione Carducci. Bandai's tutorial seats now have to be booked in advance, from Wednesday 14 October, and each of its stops sells its playmat a different way. Cicaboom's booths are about promo cards, including a Lucca demo card printed with two rules terms no published Mythos document defines.
September 2026
3 posts
NARUTO Mythos TCG Orlando Regional: Results and Decklists
Cicaboom's website has not posted a result for either of its 2026 Regionals. The Orlando one is on TopDeck.gg anyway, the platform Cicaboom sent players to for registration, with final standings and 43 player-submitted decklists. The champion went 3-3 in the Swiss, took the last Top 16 seat on tiebreakers, and beat the only 6-0 player in the first round of the cut. Here is the bracket, the champion's 30 cards, and what the Top 16 had in common.

NARUTO Mythos TCG Store Championships: Two Cards, No Results
Our two existing NARUTO Mythos TCG pieces both mention Store Championships in passing — a line in a comparison table, a clause in an FAQ answer — and neither explains what one actually is. Cicaboom does, on a page it published back in June and never updated: a five-week European season with its own two promo cards, no format published anywhere, and (going by the news feed) zero results ever posted, the exact pattern we already found with the publisher's first Regional. The publisher's own two pages describing the season cannot even agree on the day it started.

Naruto Card Game Adds Essen, Paris, Lucca Event Pages
Three roadmap stops that carried no event details as of 31 August got real pages on 4 September, and Bandai has rewritten their sign-up terms since. Tutorial seats at Spiel Essen, Paris Games Week and Lucca Comics & Games are now booked in advance from Wednesday 14 October, not on-site on the day. Essen and Paris book through a Weeztix shop and word their playmat rules differently; Lucca books on BANDAI TCG+, hands out the Logo Sticker as a session gift and sells the playmat by time-slot ticket.
August 2026
3 posts
Naruto Card Game Teaching Sessions: How to Get a Seat
NARUTO CARD GAME does not go on sale until Summer 2027, and every route Bandai has published to actually playing it is a demo table at an event. Nine BANDAI CARD GAMES Fest stops now carry a Naruto page, and seven of them run a Teaching Session lottery with a CP-001 prize. As of 10 October, Singapore's window closes on the 12th, Kuala Lumpur's on 25 October and Taipei's on 3 November; the other four have shut.

Every NARUTO CARD GAME Giveaway in 2026 Is the Same Card — Here Is What CP-001 Actually Says
The NARUTO CARD GAME does not launch until Summer 2027, but Bandai has already put one card into circulation — CP-001, a Chakra Card, now announced for fourteen separate giveaways: four US and Australian events, three European conventions and seven BCG Fest Teaching Sessions across Asia, each with its own set of conditions. The card also carries the rules line that tells you how Chakra is spent, and its number tells you it is one fifth of a mandatory deck component rather than a chase card.

NARUTO CARD GAME at Gen Con 2026 — What Bandai Actually Showed
Bandai put its NARUTO CARD GAME in front of the public for the first time at Gen Con 2026, and banned photography in the tutorial room. So the only cards anyone can study are the ones Bandai chose to publish. Here is what those cards actually show, what the rules confirm, and the long list of things nobody has announced yet.