From PFP to trading card. Congrats to @Sanza! His Azuki Elemental #10291 joins Azuki TCG as Flame Eyed Reika, illustrated by Paul Kwon. The world we’re building starts with the characters you hold.

Genuinely excited to collect Flame Eyed Reika since this elemental is dedicated to my daughter 🥹

All the reveals have been great, but this one is special.

thank you so much to the @AzukiTCG for having us out this weekend! so grateful for the opportunity :) (thank you Omar for actually remembering to take photos) got some content coming up soon, looking forward to sharing!

There will never be another collection that can top this character design. It’s just a fact.

Azuki TCG FAQ: Resolution Order What happens when Pekiro has nothing to ping? What if there are two of them? @tradingcardpain walks through what resolves first and why. piped.video/1yEGPBmc144

Just got my favorite @Azuki in the entire collection… The cleanest one there is tbh. Been trying to get him for years, even featured him as a character in Neon Garden before I owned him. Straight to the vault ⛩️

UPDATE: Azuki Collector's Profile and gallery now show featured characters in the AZUKI manga 📕

A lot of this slop is going to age incredibly badly.

Azuki TCG 1st Anniversary Set is coming soon.

Traded my truck for cash and a Death Note.

Card reveal: Steel Talon, Fortifying Concoction, and Ripplebound Adept. Azuki TCG - Fractured Domains (AZK-02) releases November 20.

Rei made a deal with Zero. Will he keep his word? Read AZUKI Chapter 1: Sisters for free: vist.ly/5jejr

This is peak content.

Some late night reflections 🍜 ... Azuki's active holder base is probably the smallest it's ever been. And at the same time, this is the most excited I've been in a long time. When we started yrs ago, there was abundant liquidity and huge dreams. It felt like there was no limit to what a project could become. Nike was acquiring RTFKT. It was hard not to get lost in the sauce. During that time ppl joined Azuki for all sorts of reasons: the art, decentralized brand, tech innovation, fashion, IRL events, or the chance to make some bread. Often some combination of those things. That was part of what made the early days so special. But it also meant people could love Azuki while having very different ideas of what it should become. With a new clothing brand, expectations are usually clearer: you like the clothes, you buy them. With Azuki, people were imagining entirely different futures for the same project, and tbf we gave them a lot of different things to be excited about. Over time, it became clear to me that airdrops and hype announcements could only take us so far. We needed to build something people would keep coming back to, something that could sustain itself and reach people beyond our existing community. About a year ago, I decided to be much clearer about what that meant for Azuki. We're building a TCG and growing the IP through a manga (and hopefully one day an anime adaptation), based on the characters our community holds. That direction reflects our team's strengths, what the market is telling us, and what I personally want to spend years building. It also builds on what we've learned from making anime content over the years. Committing to it meant saying no to other things. Some of those were the very things people joined for. I understand why someone could care deeply about Azuki and still feel disappointed by that choice. But trying to keep every possible version of Azuki alive would make it impossible to do any of them well. Those early days does hold a special place in my heart. There was nothing quite like it. The people who were part of that chapter helped make it what it was, whether they're still here or have moved on. And today, I've seen firsthand how much players are enjoying the TCG. They're asking about the characters in it. And now they can read the first chapter of the manga and dive deeper into the story. I've even seen a player pick up an OG Azuki because they thought it was sick that they could actually own a character and make it their identity. Seeing that happen means a lot to me. It gives me a real reason to believe we can bring more people into this world through what we're making. We're smaller today, and choosing this direction has come with trade-offs. But I feel really good about where we're going and the community we're building it with. I haven't felt this much conviction in a long time. IKZ 🫡

AZUKI (Official Trailer) - @IGN ign.com/videos/azuki-officia…

Looking to start playing Azuki TCG and want to find the best starter deck for you? Nevik breaks down what players can expect from the Fire domain. piped.video/0QyEMsXqc0Y

Play together, stay together. First Learn-to-Play with couples. Date night energy, a lot of fun. Might try this with the wife. Thanks to the crew at Fireside Cafe for hosting. Want to bring a LTP to your local? Hit me up.

Rushfire is gone. What does Fire have left? In the latest Deck Tech, @ZhuFPV breaks down Miss the Rage, a post-Rushfire Zero/Ragefire build that trades all-out aggression for consistency, board control, and plenty of burn. Miss the Rage ↓ thegateikz.com/articles/miss…

What does it take to reach #1 on the Azuki TCG leaderboard? In his latest Deck Guide, @RiceRiddler breaks down the Shao deck he spent hundreds of hours refining, with mulligan decisions, matchup strategy, and a turn-by-turn look at how he pilots it. 🔗Link in comments.