Blooming Radiance (hBP01) is where this list of the hottest Hololive cards starts to matter most, since it’s the game’s very first mainline booster, released July 11, 2025. The set leans on hololive’s original core, headlined by Hoshimachi Suisei and Takanashi Kiara, the two talents who land the set’s hand-signed SEC cards.
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Thematically it’s a clean, foundational release: no gimmick rarities yet, just the game introducing its Oshi holomem system across JP, EN, and ID branches for the first time. As the debut set, its value lies less in flashy chase mechanics and more in scarcity, these are the earliest printings of talents who’ve only grown since.
15. IRyS (SR) – hBP01-031
The highest rarity I could confirm for IRyS in this specific set is SR . Even so, her angelic, “Nephilim” design and powerful singing voice give her card real charm, and as an early Hope-branch talent, this is a solid nostalgia pull.
14. Tokino Sora (UR) – hBP01-023
As hololive’s very first talent, any UR of Sora carries historical weight beyond the card itself. Her idol-bright color palette and gentle expression reflect her role as the franchise’s original face, making this one of the set’s most meaningful long-term holds.
13. AZKi (UR) – hBP01-047
AZKi’s UR benefits from her unique status as hololive’s original virtual singer, predating even the idol branch structure. Her art typically leans into a music-stage aesthetic, and her dedicated, music-first fanbase keeps demand steady.
12. Moona Hoshinova (UR) – hBP01-091
One of Hololive Indonesia’s biggest names, Moona’s UR pairs her powerful vocal range with vivid, high-energy card art. Early ID-branch URs like this one tend to be underrated relative to JP talents of similar popularity.
11. Ouro Kronii (SR) – hBP01-095
Like IRyS, Kronii’s highest confirmed rarity here is SR. Her time-goddess theme, all deep blues and celestial motifs, gives the card striking visual charm, and as a founding Council member her early prints hold good long-term interest.
10. Vestia Zeta (UR) – hBP01-027
Zeta’s UR stands out for its sharp, dragon-knight aesthetic befitting her “Guardian” persona. As part of hololive’s second EN generation, her early cards carry solid collector appeal among the Promise fanbase.
9. Amane Kanata (UR) – hBP01-014
Kanata’s angelic, halo-and-wings design translates beautifully into foil, and her reputation as one of hololive’s most technically gifted singers adds to the charm. A strong, reliable UR pull from a well-loved Gen 4 talent.
8. Omaru Polka (UR) – hBP01-071
Polka’s eccentric, chaotic-cute persona shows through in expressive, playful card art. As a Gen 5 talent with a smaller but devoted fanbase, her URs tend to be genuinely harder pulls than her print numbers suggest.
7. Takane Lui (OUR) – hBP01-005
Lui’s Oshi Ultra Rare is a strong pull for a relatively newer talent. Her ryona-avoiding, ojou-sama demeanor and gaming skill give her card a polished, composed charm that collectors have responded well to.
6. Aki Rosenthal (OUR) – hBP01-003
As one of hololive’s earliest Gen 1 members, Aki’s OUR carries real sentimental value. Her warm, approachable design reflects her long-standing role as one of the fandom’s most consistently supportive veterans.
5. Usada Pekora (OUR) – hBP01-004
Pekora is one of hololive’s biggest overall names, and her OUR reflects that with vibrant carrot-and-rabbit motifs and unmistakable energy. Given her popularity, this OUR carries some of the strongest baseline demand outside the SEC tier.
4. Kobo Kanaeru (OUR) – hBP01-008
Kanaeru’s OUR benefits from her rising star status and dynamic, expressive art style. As one of the newer Oshi additions in this set, early premium prints like this one have real upside if her momentum continues.
3. Nanashi Mumei (OUR) – hBP01-002
Mumei’s owl-themed design and mysterious, folklore-tinged persona make for genuinely distinctive card art. As a founding Council member, this OUR is a strong, scarce pull tied to one of EN’s most beloved lineups.
2. Takanashi Kiara (SEC) – hBP01-006
Kiara’s SEC is a headline chase card, fitting for hololive EN Myth’s fiery, phoenix-themed leader. Her chaotic charisma and pioneering role in EN’s growth make this one of the set’s most sought-after signed pulls.
1. Hoshimachi Suisei (SEC) – hBP01-007
The top spot goes to Suisei, and it fits: she’s one of hololive’s most musically accomplished talents, and her sharp, idol-meets-shooting-star design makes for a striking signed card. As the set’s flagship SEC, it’s the card most likely to anchor a box’s resale value.
Blooming Radiance holds up well as a foundational set: it’s less about gimmicks and more about capturing hololive’s earliest, most enduring talents at their debut. The two SEC cards give it a clear chase identity, while the OUR-heavy Oshi lineup rewards fans of hololive’s original EN and Council generations specifically. Value here leans historical rather than flashy, these are first printings of talents who’ve only become bigger since. For collectors building a complete hOCG timeline, this is one of the more essential sets to own.
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