AniCard: Collect Anime Cards

Pull your favorite anime character, add it to your collection, then send it into the arena against a friend's card. 🎴 AniCard turns a Telegram chat into a collectible card game where cards, trades and rankings replace a game console.

The bot is Russian-language, and the game has been running for around three years. In that time it picked up events, subscriptions and its own rank system.

The loop: draw, collect, fight

The base is simple: you receive cards of characters from popular anime, assemble a team and challenge other players.

• Collection. Cards drop as you play, and each has its own rarity.
• Trading. Spare cards can be exchanged with other players.
• Arena. Battles against other users and a ranking.
• Crafting and companions. Extra mechanics for improving your collection.
• Clans. Create a clan and climb the ranks together.

Commands to start with

The list is short but guides you through the game almost by the hand.

1. /start restarts the bot if something freezes.
2. /guide opens the basic guides: read them before your first fight.
3. /help explains the commands.
4. /premium and /platinum show the paid subscriptions.

The guides save a lot of time. Beginners often waste resources on the wrong card without them. 📖

Premium and Platinum: know this before you buy

The game has Premium and Platinum subscriptions. According to the game's channel, Platinum includes special cards that get refreshed from time to time.

Check terms and prices inside the bot before paying. In-game purchases are not refundable, and an expensive card does not guarantee a win in the arena. 💳

Why card games hook you and how to keep a clear head

Chasing rare cards runs on excitement. You spend a little, get the wrong card, spend more. Money disappears quietly that way.

Some common-sense rules:

• Set a limit. Decide what you can spend per month and stay under it.
• Do not chase rarity. A strong team is often built from common cards.
• Watch your trades. Never hand cards to anyone who promises to "pay back later" or asks for payment outside the game.

Building a team that wins

In card battles it is not the rarest card that wins but a smart combination. Look at how characters complement each other and avoid putting several fighters with the same role on one team.

Watch opponents ranked above you: their lineups hint at which pairings work. Before changing your lineup, note the old version so you can return if the new one fails. 🧩

Who this game is for

Anime fans, collectors and anyone who likes assembling a team of characters. A few minutes a day is enough. 🎮

Developers offer help with game questions, and the game's chat and channel are places to find like-minded players. The interface is available only in Russian for now.