This ranking of the hottest Hololive cards from Enchant Regalia counts down the 15 most exciting pulls from Bushiroad’s fifth mainline hOCG booster, released September 19, 2025. The set is headlined by SorAZ Celebration alongside signed SEC debuts for Usada Pekora, Yuzuki Choco, Airani Iofifteen, Omaru Polka, and Nerissa Ravencroft, several of whom get their first-ever Oshi-tier card here.
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Thematically, Enchant Regalia strengthens support cards for 28 previously released holomem while introducing a brand new premium rarity, holomem Rare (HR), on top of the usual OSR and SEC chase tiers. For collectors, that mix of a genuinely new rarity to hunt and several long-overdue character debuts makes this one of the more historically significant sets in the game’s run.
15. Mococo Abyssgard (SR, hBP05-038) & Fuwawa Abyssgard (SR, hBP05-050)
FUWAMOCO’s husky-twin charm makes these a natural paired pickup, warm and cool color palettes mirroring each sister’s personality, with the fluffy dog-ear motif carrying through both cards. Collectible value comes from completing the pair as a set rather than either card alone.
14. (Nakiri Ayame) Red Cheer (SY, hY03-009)
Special Cheer cards are hOCG’s collectible take on the game’s basic energy resource: mechanically simple, but each one gets a fully custom illustration rather than generic art, usually a simple, chibi-style take on the talent. Ayame’s Red Cheer leans into her oni-and-shrine aesthetic in that cute, minimal style, and because SY cards are common pulls rather than rare chases, this is one of the most accessible cards on this whole list to actually collect.
13. Kobo Kanaeru (UR, hBP05-049)
A strong UR for a fast-rising talent, her lively, expressive art style keeps demand healthy as her fanbase continues to grow.
12. Aki Rosenthal (UR, hBP05-027)
One of hololive’s original Gen 1 members, Aki’s UR carries sentimental weight beyond its rarity, a warm, familiar design for one of the fandom’s longest-tenured talents. She’s also one of the six talents who landed an HR card in this set.
11. Shirakami Fubuki (UR, hBP05-070)
Fubuki is one of hololive’s most consistently popular JP talents, and her fox-eared design translates well into foil. Reliable, evergreen collectible demand here.
10. Nekomata Okayu (UR, hBP05-045)
Okayu’s calm, cat-themed charm and laid-back gaming persona give this UR a relaxed, cozy visual identity that fans have responded to consistently across sets.
9. Shiranui Flare (OUR, hBP05-007)
Flare’s elegant mage-guild aesthetic suits the Oshi Ultra Rare treatment well. As a Gen 3 mainstay, her OUR carries solid long-term collector interest, and she’s also one of the set’s six HR recipients.
8. Shirogane Noel (OUR, hBP05-001)
This marks Noel’s first-ever appearance in the Oshi rarity tier, making it a genuine debut pull rather than just another print. Her knight-princess design and loyal, dedicated fanbase make this a meaningful scarcity play, and she’s also among the six talents featured in this set’s new HR lineup.
7. Hoshimachi Suisei (HR, hBP01-07)
This is the card to know for the set’s headline new rarity. Holomem Rare debuted with Enchant Regalia as a premium parallel built around special illustrations, given to just six talents this set: Suisei, Nerissa, Polka, Noel, Flare, and Aki. It reuses each base card’s original number rather than getting a new one, so Suisei’s HR here carries her debut card’s number instead of a fresh hBP05 slot, and that exclusivity is exactly why HR has become the rarity everyone’s chasing right now.
6. Usada Pekora (SEC, hBP05-016)
Pekora’s SEC is a big pull given her overall popularity, vibrant carrot-and-rabbit art paired with hand-signed premium treatment.
5. Yuzuki Choco (SEC, hBP05-005)
A Gen 1 veteran known for her nurse persona and singing ability, Choco’s SEC is a nostalgic, high-value chase for longtime fans.
4. Airani Iofifteen (SEC, hBP05-002)
Iofi’s SEC marks her first appearance in the Oshi rarity tier, a milestone pull for hololive Indonesia’s artistic alien princess and her devoted IOFORIA fanbase.
3. Omaru Polka (SEC, hBP05-003)
Another first-time Oshi debut in this set, Polka’s chaotic-cute energy and expressive art make this SEC a standout for her smaller but highly dedicated fanbase. She also features in this set’s new HR lineup.
2. Nerissa Ravencroft (SEC, hBP05-006)
Also debuting in the Oshi tier here, Nerissa’s “Demon of Sound” concept, dark mythology mixed with idol-culture love, gives this SEC a striking, distinctive look among the set’s signed cards. She rounds out the six talents who also got an HR card this set.
1. SorAZ Celebration (SEC, hBP05-080)
The top spot celebrates hololive’s original duo, Tokino Sora and AZKi, together on one card rather than separately. As a tribute to the franchise’s earliest roots, this SEC carries both historical weight and broad collector appeal, making it the most fought-over pull in the set.
Enchant Regalia earns its “hottest” billing through genuine firsts rather than hype alone, a brand new rarity tier and several overdue Oshi debuts both landed in this one release. That mix of milestone pulls gives the set real narrative weight beyond raw chase value. SorAZ Celebration anchors it at the top by tying back to hololive’s origins rather than chasing popularity. For collectors, this is a set worth holding onto specifically because several of these rarities won’t repeat the same way twice.
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