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WIXOSS - Collectible Card Game
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WIXOSS

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description WIXOSS Overview

WIXOSS is a Japanese trading card game developed by Takara Tomy in collaboration with Hobby Japan, launching in 2014 alongside the selector infected WIXOSS anime series. The card game revolves around players using a central character card, known as an LRIG, alongside various support cards called SIGNI to attack the opponent. The franchise distinguishes itself by heavily integrating its card game mechanics with the narrative themes of its accompanying multimedia adaptations. It is primarily marketed toward competitive card game players and anime enthusiasts.

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How do you win a WIXOSS game?

You attack with your LRIG or SIGNI to remove the opponent's Life Cloth, then land the final direct attack after that protection is gone. The official rules use a 40-card Main Deck ([official WIXOSS guide](https://www.takaratomy.co.jp/products/en.wixoss/beginner/)).

What is an LRIG in WIXOSS?

An LRIG is your partner character card, placed in the center and grown to higher levels during play. It unlocks stronger abilities as it levels, while Assist LRIG cards support it from the two side positions.

How many cards are in a WIXOSS Main Deck?

The official beginner guide specifies exactly 40 cards in the Main Deck, with up to four cards of the same name. The separate LRIG Deck can contain up to 10 non-PIECE cards plus up to 2 PIECE cards.

What is WIXOSS's connection to selector infected WIXOSS?

Takara Tomy launched the Japanese card game on April 26, 2014 alongside the anime selector infected WIXOSS, animated by J.C.STAFF. The system was developed with Hobby Japan, and the original booster pack contained 7 cards with a 300-yen pre-tax list price ([launch announcement](https://kyodonewsprwire.jp/release/201401277792)).

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