Reference: www.kidzworld.com/article/3749-yu-gi-oh-card-game-world-championship Finally, a Japanese article mentions the following as prizes: Reference: web.archive.org/web/20181105072504/ Google translate gives: Special limited backpack (rucksack) World competition participation certificate World Championship T-shirt English version card for about 200,000 yen (OCG representative only) Trophy (higher in the tournament) Leather jacket (higher rank) Interestingly, there is mention of a prize card here
But it also has all the elements of an unbalanced market with a ticking time-bomb of artificial demandpeople dont actually want to buy the product, they just want the money they believe the product will be worth in x years
This indicates that, much like the physical Pokemon TCG, there will be at least six new sets each year
1 of your opponent's unsuspended level 4 Digimon and 1 of your opponent's unsuspended level 5 Digimon
The first release came out with just 36 cards (part 2 onwards had 151 for this generation (excluding the 2018 reprint)), so it wasnt a very weighty release and only developed into a massive, branded product line, over time (which it now is: with more than 300 million units sold over its lifespan (Japan has 126 million citizens))
