Inuyasha cards take center stage in the new Union Arena Set, which brings iconic characters from Inuyasha and Inuyasha: The Final Act into Bandai’s popular trading card game. Fan-favorites like Inuyasha, Kagome, Sesshomaru, Naraku, Miroku, Sango, and Shippo all get their own cards in this set.
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The real excitement comes from the SR 2-star and SR 3-star Super Rare cards, since these carry gold foil-stamped autographs from the original Japanese voice actors over artwork made just for this release. Each booster pack even has a tiny chance of holding a serial-numbered AP card, making this a set worth chasing for both players and collectors.
15. Naraku 027 (R*)
As a Rare parallel of the series’ central villain, this card is a solid pickup for anyone building out a Naraku-themed collection, and while it skips the foil-stamped autograph reserved for the higher tier, it’s still a nice standout piece in a binder. Worth noting: some checklists list Naraku’s Super Rare as #028 rather than #027, so it’s worth confirming your copy against the official set list, as it may reflect a parallel or alt-numbering variant.
14. Rin 031 (SR*)
This card gives collectors a lovely foil finish and exclusive Union Arena artwork of Sesshomaru’s young companion, making her a great pickup for anyone drawn to that storyline. She skips the autograph found on the higher-tier variants, but she’s still a genuinely satisfying addition to any collection.
13. Kagura 019 (SR*)
This card captures Naraku’s wind-wielding, quietly rebellious incarnation, making her a strong get for fans drawn to the “incarnations” side cast rather than just the headliners. She doesn’t carry an autograph like the top chase cards do, but the exclusive illustration alone makes her a worthwhile piece for set completists.
12. Kanna 022 (SR*)
Kanna, the eerily calm mirror-wielding incarnation, pairs nicely with a Kagura pickup for anyone collecting Naraku’s incarnation squad together. She lacks the signed autograph of the priciest chase variants, but she’s still a great addition, especially given how understated her character usually is in merchandise.
11. Miroku 071 (SR)
This flagship parallel for Miroku carries a gold-stamped signature from Makoto Yasumura, the actor who voices him in Inuyasha: The Final Act. The art captures the monk unleashing his Wind Tunnel, making this card a top pick for Red event-control decks.
10. Naraku 028 (SR)
Naraku’s key 2-star parallel is signed in gold foil by Toshiyuki Morikawa, the voice behind the show’s most feared villain. This card anchors Purple decks built around stacking cards and looping the board, fitting Naraku’s scheming nature perfectly.
9. Sango 069 (SR)
Sango’s autographed card features the signature of Houko Kuwashima and shows the demon slayer ready with her giant boomerang, Hiraikotsu. It’s a strong pick for Red removal strategies and a must for anyone building out the full traveling party.
8. Kikyo 049 (SR)
Signed by Noriko Hidaka, the original voice of Kikyo, this card gives the tragic priestess a calm and elegant full-art treatment. Even outside of tournament play, Kikyo’s iconic status keeps this card in high demand among collectors.
7. Shippo 061 (SR)
This card carries a gold autograph from Kumiko Watanabe, who voices the playful young fox demon Shippo. It may not be a heavy hitter in battle, but its 2-star rarity makes it essential for anyone chasing a complete signed set.
6. Sesshomaru 099 (SR)
Ken Narita’s signature graces this card, giving Sesshomaru fans a prized pull outside the main cast. His huge popularity plus his role as Purple’s go-to boss for flooding the field make this parallel a hit with players and collectors alike.
5. Kagome Higurashi 066 (SR)
Satsuki Yukino’s autograph appears on this top heroine chase card, showing Kagome in her familiar school uniform. It doubles as a core piece for Red Inuyasha decks, which helps explain its strong value on the secondary market.
4. Inuyasha 046 (SR**)
Kappei Yamaguchi, the voice behind Inuyasha himself, signs this standard 2-star alternate art card. Featuring Inuyasha wielding the Tessaiga, it’s a key pull that supports Red aggro deck builds.
3. Action Point Card AP02 (Serial Numbered)
AP02 skips the autograph but makes up for it with an individually stamped serial number on a very limited print run. It showcases exclusive foil art of supporting cast members, giving it a rare and special place in the set.
2. Action Point Card AP01 (Serial Numbered)
As the premiere serialized AP card in the set, AP01 features standout Inuyasha artwork paired with a low serial number instead of a signature. Because AP cards work across any Union Arena deck, this one holds crossover appeal for serious collectors and high-stakes players.
1. Inuyasha 046 (SR***)
Topping the list is the set’s lone 3-star card, featuring an oversized gold-foil autograph from Kappei Yamaguchi and exclusive full-bleed art. With its rich texture, foil stamping, and an incredibly low pull rate, this card stands as the true grail of the entire Inuyasha set.
If chasing autographed rarities isn’t your thing, the standard SR and AP cards give collectors a friendlier way in. These standard SR cards still show off the main cast with sharp, eye-catching art, just without the seiyū signature. The standard AP cards, meanwhile, offer a clean and polished look for fans who want to round out their collection without hunting for the rarest pulls. No matter which route you take, UE23BT gives every Inuyasha fan a fun way to bring the series to life in card form.
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