Weiss Schwarz Re:ZERO cards are some of the priciest anime singles in the game, and the English line has more than enough heat of its own. This list runs across every English release, from the 2018 Vol. 1 booster and its Trial Deck+ through Vol. 2, Memory Snow, The Frozen Bond and the brand new Vol. 3.
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Signed SPs do most of the work, but promos, English-exclusive ENX cards and the giant SEC+ pulls all crash the party. Here are the 15 hottest, counting down to the card that outprices everything else.
15. Cute Girl, Beatrice (SP)
Beatrice, the tiny drill-haired spirit who guards the forbidden library, picked up her first big signed card in the 2018 Vol. 1 set. Satomi Arai, her Japanese voice actress, signed it, and this is the friendliest entry point on the whole list.
14. Resplendent Kimono, Emilia (PR) (Foil)
Emilia in a kimono is the kind of art that gets people buying singles for a game they do not even play, and the foil promo (RZ/S116-PE01S) is the version to want. There is no cast autograph on a promo like this, so the shine and the limited handout are doing all the work.
13. Ram in a Hakama (SP) & Rem in a Hakama (SP)
The twins in New Year hakama are the chase pair from The Frozen Bond, a tiny 2021 extra booster with only four SPs in the whole set. Inori Minase signed Rem’s and Rie Murakawa signed Ram’s, and Rem’s copy trades for roughly double her sister’s.
12. Irreplaceable Presence, Rem (ENX) & Let’s Sing of the Future Together With You, Emilia (ENX)
ENX stands for English Exclusive, which means these two Vol. 3 cards carry alternate artwork that Japanese collectors cannot get in their own language. Neither one is a signature card, yet Rem’s version still runs well ahead of Emilia’s and both sit in three-figure territory.
11. Waiting for “That Person” Beatrice (SP)
This one goes straight for the heart, four hundred years of Beatrice sitting in that library waiting for the person who was supposed to come for her. Satomi Arai signed it, and it is the Vol. 3 card that Beatrice fans actually argue about.
10. Lovely and Robust Sister Maid, Ram (SP)
Ram spends the series being blunt, capable and quietly devoted, and Vol. 3 finally handed her a headline signed card of her own. Rie Murakawa signed it, and it lands third among Vol. 3’s SPs, right behind the Rem and Emilia ones.
9. Carefree Yawn, Rem (SP)
One sleepy, unguarded yawn turned into the most wanted SP in Vol. 3 by a very wide margin. Inori Minase signed it, and English copies ask several times what the rest of the set’s SPs do.
8. “Memory Snow” Emilia (SP)
The Memory Snow OVA gave Emilia a warm winter look, and this is one of the two big signed cards from that set. Rie Takahashi signed it, and it still keeps pace with Emilia cards printed years later.
7. Spirit User, Emilia (SP)
This is a Trial Deck+ Emilia, and trial deck signatures are a different kind of scarce, because no amount of booster boxes will ever produce one. Rie Takahashi signed it, and copies almost never surface in English shops.
6. Silver-Haired Beauty, Emilia (SP)
Vol. 1’s headline Emilia is still the definitive first Emilia for English collectors. Rie Takahashi signed it back in December 2018, and it continues to outprice the newer Emilia SPs.
5. Tropical Life in Another World, Ram (SP) & Tropical Life in Another World, Rem (SP)
Vol. 2 leaned hard into a summer theme, and the twins’ SPs are the cards people still crack that old set for. Inori Minase and Rie Murakawa signed the pair, and Rem leads again, though Ram is closer behind her here than usual.
4. Pajama Party, Rem (PR+) & Pajama Party, Emilia (PR+)
Promo Plus is the label, pajamas are the theme, and these two were handed out rather than packed, which is why they vanished fast. They are promos rather than the set’s signed pulls, and yet the pair sits above nearly every signed SP in Vol. 3.
3. “Witch of Greed” Echidna (SEC+)
Echidna is the standout new face of the Vol. 3 era, and her SEC+ is the second most expensive card in the entire English line. Maaya Sakamoto signed it, which is a serious name to have hot-stamped on cardboard.
2. Light of Love, Rem (SP)
The Trial Deck+ Rem is the quiet legend of the English line, with soft art, a microscopic supply and the same deck-only problem as the Emilia at number seven. Inori Minase signed it, and the rare US shop that has had one has asked close to five thousand dollars.
1. Irreplaceable Presence, Rem (SEC+)
Here is the big one, the SEC+ Rem from Vol. 3, sitting at four figures in English and towering over everything else in the line. Inori Minase signed it, and if you only ever chase one English Re:ZERO card, this is the one.
Other Weiss Schwarz Re:ZERO Cute Cards
Not everyone has four figures to drop on a sleeping maid. Every English set also printed little PR promos that cost about as much as a coffee, and these are the cutest ones to start with.
With Cat-Ears, Rem (PR) & With Cat-Ears, Emilia (PR)
Vol. 3’s promo run handed out cat ears, and Rem (RZ/S116-PE07) and Emilia (RZ/S116-PE05) are the two to grab, with Ram (RZ/S116-PE02) as a cheap bonus third. They are plain promos rather than signed pulls, which is exactly why they run a couple of pounds instead of a couple of hundred.
Dot Ram [Memory Snow] & Dot Rem [Memory Snow]
Memory Snow gave the twins the pixel-art treatment, and Dot Ram (RZ/S68-E101) and Dot Rem (RZ/S68-E103) are the best smile per pound in the whole line. Both are promos with no autograph, they still sit in stock at real shops for a couple of dollars, and nobody is going to outbid you for them.
SD Beatrice & SD Ram
SD is short for super deformed, so these Vol. 2 box toppers are chibi Beatrice (RZ/S55-E103) and chibi Ram (RZ/S55-E102). They cost under three pounds each, and the same topper run also covered Rem, Emilia and Felt if you want all five lined up.
A couple of real top-tier cards are missing from this list for a simple reason: they are not really for sale, with Vol. 3’s lone serial-numbered SIR and its third SEC+ almost never reaching shop shelves in English. Most of the cards above are sold out at retail too, so treat the ranking as a want list and set restock alerts rather than expecting to click buy today.
That constant scarcity is a big part of why Re:ZERO has become one of the most popular anime lines in Weiss Schwarz, with six English releases since December 2018, a fresh Japanese set in 2026, and chase cards that sit near the very top of the game’s value charts. Rem and Emilia drive all of it, and as long as Bushiroad keeps printing them, Re:ZERO will stay the set people point at when they argue that anime cards hold their value.
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