Gundam Card Game
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Anna W.August 2026
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Ordered with collectors edge twice and both orders are despatched and delivered quickly. I really enjoy the selection they have on their website and looking to purchase again soon with some of the graded cards and other products available 10/10 as usual.thank you
AlexAugust 2026
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Service fantastic as usual. ETB arrived in fantastic condition. Delivery was prompt and arrived earlier than was expected. Will definitley buy from here again.
Lee W.July 2026
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My order was dispatched quickly and came well packaged inside. Item was in perfect condition and would definitely order from Collector's edge again. One happy customer!
ScottJune 2026
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Very good pricing.. Arrived within a couple days and very well packaged! Will definitely buy again in the future!
Meg H.May 2026
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Fab service, great prices and fast delivery. Thank you so much for the free giveaway 🙏 even better I got some nice hits 🤩 thanks again!
Coral H.May 2026
More about Gundam Card Game
Bandai's Gundam Card Game, stocked as starter decks and boosters. Twelve lines at the moment, which is the whole of what has reached UK shelves.
Six starter decks cover the entry point: Heroic Beginnings (ST01), Wings of Advance (ST02), Zeon's Rush (ST03), SEED Strike (ST04), Iron Bloom (ST05) and Clan Unity (ST06). Each is a complete, playable deck out of the box, and they're built around different Gundam series, so the honest advice is to pick the one whose show you actually watched. That matters more than the card quality when you're starting out.
On the booster side we have Steel Requiem (GD03), Phantom Aria (GD04) and Freedom Ascension (GD05), in packs and full boxes. Bandai runs this game the same way it runs One Piece and Fusion World, which means alt-art parallels and a short-print chase card per set, and a UK player base that's growing steadily rather than exploding.
If you're weighing it against other Bandai games, One Piece has the bigger UK scene and Dragon Ball the deeper back catalogue. All three sit in card games.