This list of the hottest Hololive cards from Ayakashi Vermilion counts down the 15 pulls most worth chasing from Bushiroad’s sixth mainline hOCG booster, released June 19, 2026. The set leans hard on its biggest names to sell packs, headlined by Hakos Baelz, Kazama Iroha, Nakiri Ayame, Raora Panthera, and Natsuiro Matsuri, the five talents who receive the set’s ultra-premium, hand-signed Secret Rare treatment.
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Thematically, Ayakashi Vermilion pairs a Japanese folklore-inspired “ayakashi” aesthetic with a strong nostalgia streak, refreshing the artwork on every Special Cheer card while reprinting selected fan-favorite cards from earlier sets for easier deck building. For collectors, that mix of genuinely new premium chases and accessible reprints makes it one of the more balanced releases in recent memory.
15. LAMBDUCK (SR, hBP06-083)
This one’s a novelty pull more than a value pull, and that’s exactly its appeal. “2 of Us Form LAMBDUCK!” commemorates the April 2025 collab single between Tsunomaki Watame and Oozora Subaru, so expect the art to lean into that duo energy rather than a solo character portrait, playful, a little chaotic, and clearly built for fans who followed that collab. Collectible value is modest, but it’s the kind of card that completes a themed collection and makes a box crack more fun.
14. Houshou Marine (SR, hBP02-031)
Marine’s SR here carries its original Quintet Spectrum number since it’s one of the set’s official reprints, but that doesn’t hurt its appeal. Her pirate captain persona, complete with the swagger and roguish grin that define her art across every set she’s appeared in, is one of the most recognizable looks in hololive, and cards featuring her hold demand almost regardless of rarity tier. As one of hololive’s top earners, expect steady, reliable resale value rather than a dramatic spike.
13. Yukihana Lamy (HR, hBP06-054)
Holomem Rare is the newest rarity tier in the game, introduced just one set earlier in Enchant Regalia, and it’s quickly become one of the hottest parallels for collectors to chase. Rather than getting its own new card number, Lamy’s HR reuses the number code from her card’s debut printing, it’s an alternate foil treatment layered onto a familiar entry rather than a brand new card.
12. Sakamata Chloe (SR, hBP06-056)
Chloe (ReGLOSS, hololive DEV_IS) is one of the fastest-rising talents in recent hololive history, and her orca motif and gyaru energy make for consistently vibrant, high-contrast card art. Because newer talents have thinner back catalogs, early strong SRs like this one carry outsized long-term upside if her momentum continues. Charm-wise, she’s become a genuine fan favorite fast, and that enthusiasm shows up in secondary market demand.
11. Oozora Subaru (UR, hBP06-081)
Subaru’s UR pairs nicely with her LAMBDUCK cameo elsewhere in this set. Her squirrel-eared design and famously huge laugh are instantly recognizable, and her card art tends to lean casual and expressive, fitting for a talent best known for FPS variety streams and community goodwill. URs of long-tenured, widely loved talents like her have historically aged well as collectibles.
10. Inugami Korone (UR, hBP06-070)
This is her “2nd” card in the set, paired with an SR counterpart at hBP06-069. Korone is one of the most subscribed JP talents in hololive history, and her dog-eared design and retro-gaming affinity give her cards a playful, nostalgic charm that resonates with longtime fans. Given her reputation, this UR carries strong baseline demand simply on name recognition.
9. Robocosan (UR, hBP06-066)
Genuine scarcity is the story here. As one of hololive’s original Gen 0 members, Robocosan doesn’t get new cards or merchandise nearly as often as newer generations, so an Oshi Ultra Rare of her is a rarer pull relative to how often she appears in new products at all. Her robotic-idol design, mixing mechanical details with stage presence, gives the card a distinct look among this set’s Oshi lineup, and that scarcity alone makes it worth prioritizing.
8. Mori Calliope (UR, hBP06-060)
Calliope’s UR matters beyond the card itself. As one of the four founding members of hololive EN Myth, she’s central to why English-language hololive fandom, and card demand, exists at the scale it does today. Her Grim Reaper rapper aesthetic, dark palette, scythe motifs, and stage-ready confidence, photographs especially well in foil, which helps this UR stand out visually in the set.
7. Moona Hoshinova (OUR, hBP06-006)
Moona is one of Hololive Indonesia’s biggest names, and OURs for non-JP Oshi holomem tend to be harder chases since ID and EN talents generally receive fewer premium prints than JP branch members. Her charm comes through in her powerful vocal range and high-energy collabs, and her card art typically carries a bright, celestial quality that fits her moon-themed design. That relative scarcity plus her fanbase’s passion makes this a strong ID-branch pickup.
6. Isaki Riona (OUR, hBP06-002)
As leader of FLOW GLOW (hololive DEV_IS), Riona debuted in November 2024 with a cool, competitive exterior that famously softens around small animals and shonen manga. That contrast tends to come through in her art, a composed, poker-faced expression with small details hinting at warmth underneath. An OUR this early in her card history is a speculative but scarce pull, worth watching if DEV_IS keeps growing the way it has been.
5. Natsuiro Matsuri (SEC, hBP06-008)
The SEC tier starts here, and Matsuri earns it as one of Gen 2’s earliest and most tireless streamers. Her genki, festival-idol energy has defined her brand since hololive’s early days, and her card art tends to reflect that with a bright, celebratory palette. As a veteran talent with a long, loyal following, her hand-signed SEC is priced among the higher end of this set’s chase cards.
4. Raora Panthera (SEC, hBP06-001)
This is one of the more interesting SECs in the set: Raora, hololive EN -Justice-‘s detective-artist talent known for her “God Eyes” observational skill, actually illustrated one of the set’s alternate-art cards herself. That overlap between talent and credited artist is rare and adds a layer of collectibility beyond the card’s own rarity. Her design leans into her investigative, curious persona, sharp-eyed and detail-oriented, which suits the SEC treatment well.
3. Nakiri Ayame (SEC, hBP06-004)
Ayame’s SEC is reportedly the single most valuable card in this set on the Japanese secondary market. Her oni persona, complete with horns and a traditionally inspired design, paired with her deadpan humor and shogi hobby, has made her a fan favorite since hololive’s earliest days. That combination of genuine rarity and long-standing popularity is exactly what drives premium card values.
2. Kazama Iroha (SEC, hBP06-003)
Iroha’s path from hololive Gamers to the main branch, plus her reputation as one of the sharpest FPS players in hololive, makes her SEC a strong second place both competitively and collectibly. Her ninja-themed design, all sharp lines and quiet confidence, pairs well with hot-stamp foiling, and demand for her cards tends to track her competitive-scene relevance closely.
1. Hakos Baelz (SEC, hBP06-005)
The top spot goes to Baelz, and it’s hard to argue otherwise. Her chaotic, rat-and-time-themed persona is one of the most beloved in the EN branch since her 2022 debut, and her card art typically leans into that same playful unpredictability, clock motifs, a mischievous expression, high energy throughout. Her SEC is the card Bushiroad chose to headline the set’s marketing, and it’s the one people will be trying hardest to trade you out of.
Ayakashi Vermilion ends up being a well-rounded release that rewards new collectors and longtime hololive fans alike. The five hand-signed SEC cards give it a genuine chase-card identity without making the rest of the set feel like filler, since the reprint program and refreshed SY artwork add value throughout the checklist. Talent variety is a real strength here, spanning JP veterans, EN and ID branch stars, and rising DEV_IS talents, so almost every fan has something worth opening a box for. If you’re deciding whether to invest, the SEC and OUR tier is where the real long-term value sits, everything else is a nice bonus on top.
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