Hololive Weiss Schwarz was one of the biggest crossovers ever released, pairing Bushiroad’s card game engine with VTubing’s most recognizable brand. Two main English-available sets carry the bulk of the chase cards: the original hololive production set (card codes starting HOL/W91, released 2022) and hololive production Vol. 2 (HOL/W104, released 2023), plus a handful of talents who also appear in smaller side releases like the Summer Collection.
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This list ranks 20 of the most sought-after SP and SSP pulls across those releases, based on talent popularity, artwork, and how consistently graded copies sell. Card numbers are included for each entry so you can verify the exact print and rarity before buying.
20. Thanks for Waiting! Sakura Miko (SP) HOL/W91-TE013SP
Sakura Miko was one of the faces of the original 2022 set, and this SP leans into her bright, idol-adjacent stage presence rather than a casual pose. It’s one of the more accessible entries on this list price-wise, which makes it a common first pickup for collectors building a hololive collection before chasing the pricier Vol. 2 cards.
19. Always by Your Side, Hakui Koyori (SSP) HOL/W104-E012SSP
Koyori is one of the newer-generation talents to get the SSP treatment, and the layered background effects on this print set it apart from most standard SP cards in the set. Because her audience is still growing, this is one of the harder cards on the list to price with confidence long-term.
18. Ayame’s First Anniversary, Nakiri Ayame (SP) HOL/W91-TE041SP
An anniversary-themed print that trades on sentimental value as much as gameplay relevance. Ayame has one of the longer-tenured JP fanbases in Hololive, which keeps this card in steady circulation among graded sellers rather than spiking or disappearing.
17. Returning the Favor, Murasaki Shion (SP) HOL/W91-TE050SP
Shion’s gothic styling gives this card one of the more visually distinct palettes in the original set, pairing a dark background with silver autograph foil. It’s a reliable mid-tier hold rather than a breakout chase card.
16. That Summer With You, Yozora Mel (SP) HOL/W91-TE026SP
A softer, seasonal print that appeals to collectors who prefer lifestyle-style artwork over stage or action poses. Mel maintains a loyal following, though this card sits toward the more affordable end of the original set’s SP lineup.
15. Your Mori. (SSP) HOL/W104-E037SSP
Mori Calliope was one of the first Hololive English talents to break out internationally, and this SSP reflects that global reach with a bold, stage-inspired design. Vol. 2 SSP cards generally trade above original-set SP cards, and this one is no exception.
14. An Elf’s Tea Party, Shiranui Flare (SSP) HOL/W104-E013SSP
This SSP leans fully into Flare’s elf persona with intricate fantasy background detailing, which is part of why it sits above the average Vol. 2 SP card. Flare’s popularity has stayed consistent within the JP fanbase since release.
13. Toward the Next Step, Tokino Sora (SP) HOL/W91-044SP
As Hololive’s founding talent, Sora carries a historical weight that most other cards on this list don’t have. Founder-status cards tend to hold long-term collectibility even without flashy artwork, and this one is a good example of that pattern.
12. Full of Energy! Oozora Subaru (SP) HOL/W91-T054SP
A bright, motion-heavy print that matches Subaru’s high-energy on-stream persona. It’s a consistently traded card without being a top chase target, making it a reasonable mid-range pickup.
11. Autumn Path, Kiryu Coco (SP) HOL/W91-TE095SP
Coco’s role in Hololive’s Western expansion gives this card added significance beyond the artwork itself, and collector sentiment around her cards has generally strengthened since her 2021 graduation. This is one of the better legacy holds on the list.
10. Secret Meeting, Tokoyami Towa (SP) HOL/W91-T104SP
A moodier, dramatically lit print that fits Towa’s darker aesthetic. Her ongoing music releases have helped keep this card relevant well past the original set’s release window.
9. On the Stage, Amane Kanata (SP) HOL/W91-TE108SP
A spotlight-themed design that plays to Kanata’s vocal strength and idol identity. It’s a steady, loyal-fanbase card rather than a high-volatility one.
8. Splashing Water, Shirakami Fubuki (SP) HOL/W91-T032SP
Fubuki was one of Hololive’s earliest breakout talents, and that legacy status carries into this card’s demand. Cross-regional popularity (she’s well known outside Japan too) supports more consistent graded liquidity than most original-set SPs.
7. After Playing in the Sea… Houshou Marine (SSP) HOL/W104-E081SSP
Marine is consistently one of Hololive’s top-earning talents, and her Vol. 2 SSP benefits directly from that commercial strength. This is one of the more liquid high-tier cards on the list, meaning graded copies tend to sell relatively quickly at strong prices.
6. Ina & Takogram, Ninomae Ina’nis (SSP) HOL/W104-E116SSP
Ina’nis has built one of the most devoted international fanbases in Hololive English, and the Takogram inclusion (her signature mascot doodle) adds a layer of charm collectors specifically look for versus a standard portrait card.
5. Thank Chew~! Hakos Baelz (SSP) HOL/W104-E067SSP
Baelz represents Hololive English’s second generation, and Western demand for her cards has stayed strong since Vol. 2 released. This is one of the better SSP holds for collectors who focus specifically on Hololive English talents.
4. Tanning Oil, Yuzuki Choco (SP) HOL/W91-TE043SP
An instantly recognizable summer-themed print from the original set. It’s a bit of an outlier for reaching this high on the list as an SP rather than an SSP, which reflects how strong sustained demand for this specific print has been relative to other original-set cards.
3. Under the Dazzling Sunlight, Shirogane Noel (SP) HOL/W91-TE084SP
Noel is one of the most consistently popular JP talents in Hololive, and that popularity is a big part of why this original-set SP outperforms most other SPs from the same release. Steady streaming metrics have kept collector interest from fading the way it has for less active talents.
2. STELLAR into the GALAXY, Hoshimachi Suisei (SSP) HOL/W104-E123SSP
Suisei’s dual career as a VTuber and a real-world recording artist gives her cards a demand ceiling most other talents don’t have. This Vol. 2 SSP, with its cosmic-themed art and layered foil, is one of the clearest examples of that crossover appeal driving graded prices.
1. Towards the Shining Stage, Hoshimachi Suisei (SP) HOL/W91-TE004SP
The correct card name is “Towards the Shining Stage,” not “Toward” as it’s sometimes written. This is the defining hololive production chase card: a stage-focused SP tied to Suisei’s real-world concert growth, and demand for pristine copies has consistently outpaced nearly every other card across both English-available sets.
- Sets: cards come from either the original 2022 hololive production set (HOL/W91) or the 2023 Vol. 2 set (HOL/W104); Vol. 2 SSP cards typically sell at a premium over original-set SP cards.
- Rarity: SP (Special Rare) and SSP (Super Special Rare) are both hot-stamped, hand-signed foil parallels, with SSP ranking higher and printed in smaller numbers.
- Pricing: values shift quickly around anniversaries and set releases, so check live eBay/TCGplayer listings rather than relying on tier labels alone.
- Long-term value: cards tied to talent relevance, strong artwork, and condition scarcity, especially SP/SSP cards of enduring talents, hold up best over time.
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