Weiss Schwarz NIKKE Vol. 2 hit Japan on September 19, 2026 and English shelves on September 25, and it is a monster of a collector set. The base set runs 112 cards plus parallels, with a top tier of one AGR, five SEC secrets, nine SSPs and 31 SPs.
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Forty voice actresses signed cards for this release, 14 illustrations were drawn fresh for it, and the first-print AGR is a hand-signed card from Aoi Yuki, the voice of Cinderella. Packs hold 8 cards, a box holds 10 packs, and every box carries one of 26 PR toppers while every carton adds one of 12 more. Here are the 15 hottest cards in it, counting down.
15. Scarlet: Black Shadow – Longing Flower (SP)
Scarlet was one of the biggest money characters in the first NIKKE set, so her return here was always going to get attention. This SP is signed by Reina Ueda, who voices her in Japanese. It opens the list because Scarlet collectors already know what her cards do on the secondary market, and this one is the affordable way to keep the run going.
14. “Overcharge Formula” Zwei (SSP)
Zwei is one of the fresher faces in the roster and she gets a full SSP treatment here. The signature comes from Niina Hanamiya, her Japanese voice actress. It sits at the friendly end of the SSP tier, which makes it the easiest signed SSP in the set to actually buy.
13. The Happiness Train AZX, Diesel (SSP)
Diesel’s AZX card is pure fan service in the best way, and the SSP frame suits it. It is signed by Rie Takahashi, one of the most recognizable voices in anime right now. That name alone pulls buyers who do not even play NIKKE, which is exactly why this one moves.
12. Protecting Your Hope, Laplace (SSP)
Laplace has been part of the story since the beginning, and squad fans want her in the binder next to Rapi and Anis. Ai Kakuma signed this SSP. It is priced near the bottom of the SSP tier, so it is a smart pickup before people start completing the squad.
11. “Feather All-Range” Ein (SSP)
Ein gets one of the prettiest frames in the set, and the SSP foil does the design a lot of favors. Nao Ojika, her Japanese voice actress, signed it. It sits in the middle of the SSP tier in Japan, which is a fair price for one of only nine signed SSPs in a set this big.
10. Noble King Who Protects the Kingdom, Crown (SSP)
Crown is one of the most wanted units in the game itself, and that demand carries straight over to cardboard. Aki Toyosaki signed this SSP. It sits in the top group of SSPs around the twenty thousand yen mark, which tells you how much her name is worth even outside the secret tier.
9. “Shackles of Destiny” Arcana (SSP)
Arcana’s card is one of the more dramatic pieces of art in the set and it suits the SSP treatment. Natsumi Murakami provided the signature. It lands just under the top SSP group in Japanese pricing, which makes it a strong middle pick if the secrets are out of reach.
8. Privaty – Banquet Princess (SSP)
Banquet Princess is one of Privaty’s most requested looks, so putting it on an SSP was an easy win. Ayana Taketatsu signed this one, a name Weiss collectors already know from other sets. It shares the top of the SSP tier around twenty thousand yen, which is where the alt-outfit cards always end up.
7. Mihara: Bonding Chain (SSP)
Mihara is the surprise of the set, because her SSP is the most expensive non-secret card in it. Mutsumi Tamura signed the card. Beating out eight other SSPs and every plain SP in the set is a real flex for a character who is not on the box art.
6. “Plot Spoiler” Grave (SSP)
Grave is one of the characters Bushiroad singled out for a brand new illustration in this set, alongside Rapi and Cinderella. Hisako Kanemoto signed it. New art plus a top-of-tier SSP price around twenty thousand yen makes this the pick of the SSPs for art collectors.
5. “Siren’s Song” Little Mermaid (SEC)
Little Mermaid opens the secret tier, and being one of only five SECs in the set is enough on its own. Yu Shimamura signed this one. It trades around seventy thousand yen in Japan, which makes it the cheapest ticket into the SEC club here.
4. “Kill the Target” D: Killer Wife (SEC)/(SP)
D shows up twice on this entry, once as an SEC and once as an SP, with different art on each. Aya Yamane, her Japanese voice actress, signed both versions. The SEC has settled around the hundred thousand yen mark, so the SP is the sensible target for most collectors who just want the look.
3. Elegg: Boom and Shock (SEC)/(SP)
Elegg has quietly become one of NIKKE’s most collected characters, and this pair rewards that. Ayasa Ito signed both the SEC and the SP, each carrying its own artwork. The SEC sits around eighty thousand yen in Japan while the SP costs a fraction of that, which is the best value split in the whole secret tier.
2. Rapi: Red Hood (SEC)/(SP)
Rapi in her Red Hood form is the card everybody opened boxes for, and she got one of the 14 new illustrations to seal it. Yui Ishikawa, better known to anime fans as Mikasa in Attack on Titan, signed both the SEC and the SP. The SEC matches Cinderella at the top of the set near two hundred thousand yen, but Rapi takes number one because she is the character the whole game is built around, and her cards have held value across both NIKKE sets.
1. “Glass Slippers. Full Contact” Cinderella (SEC)/(SP)
Cinderella is the face of this release, with fresh art, an SEC, an SP and the first-print AGR that carries Aoi Yuki’s handwritten signature. Yuki signed the hot-stamped versions too, so every Cinderella card in the set has her name on it. The SEC is tied for the highest price in the set at close to two hundred thousand yen, and her SP is the priciest SP here, which is what happens when one character gets the full spotlight.
More Hottest Weiss Schwarz NIKKE Cards
These four sit a rung below the secrets and SSPs, yet they still belong in any list of the hottest cards from the set. All four are signed, all four use the alt-outfit art that NIKKE fans actually chase, and all four cost a fraction of the top tier.
Sakura: Bloom in Summer (SP)
Sakura’s summer look is one of the most requested skins in the game and the SP frame flatters it. Sanae Kobayashi signed the card. It is the cheapest of these four in Japan, which makes it the easiest signed card here to talk yourself into.
Alice: Wonderland Bunny (SP)
Wonderland Bunny Alice is exactly the kind of art that sells itself, and this SP proves it. Hina Youmiya signed it. It prices near the top of the plain SP tier, running with cards a full rarity step above it.
“GO! GO! VICTORY!” Clay (SP)
Clay gets one of the most cheerful cards in a set full of serious poses. Minori Suzuki signed it. It matches Alice at the top of the SP tier, which is impressive for a character who does not usually headline anything.
Rosanna: Chic Ocean (SP)
Chic Ocean is Rosanna at her most stylish, and the card leans all the way into it. Ikumi Hasegawa signed this one. It sits just under Alice and Clay in price, making it the best-looking bargain of the four.
Weiss Schwarz GODDESS OF VICTORY: NIKKE Vol.2
As a collector set, Vol. 2 is loaded: five signed secrets, nine SSPs, 31 SPs, 40 actresses signing and a first-print AGR that only exists in early boxes. Cinderella and Rapi both climbed to around two hundred thousand yen in Japan within days of release, which is elite for a set this new. That said, the first NIKKE set still owns the ceiling, with Anis: Sparkling Summer, Modernia and Dorothy secrets sitting in the three hundred to four hundred thousand yen range, so Vol. 2 does not dethrone it. Call it a worthy sequel rather than a replacement, because it brings more signatures, more new art and a deeper middle tier, while the single biggest grail in the NIKKE line still lives in Vol. 1.
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