Cardmarket's October recap reports eight card games added at once as sealed-only listings, bringing it to 25 active games, an upgraded card search, and over 4,800 new catalog products from sixteen games in the month.
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Cardmarket's October recap reports eight card games added at once as sealed-only listings, bringing it to 25 active games, an upgraded card search, and over 4,800 new catalog products from sixteen games in the month.
Digital Entertainment, the segment that includes card games such as Yu-Gi-Oh!, grew revenue 44.3% to ¥243,521 million in April to September 2026. Konami now forecasts ¥583,000 million in revenue for the year to March 2027.
Konami lifted its forecast for the year to March 2027 from ¥505,000 million to ¥583,000 million in revenue and from ¥150,000 million to ¥200,000 million in business profit, citing strong core titles such as Yu-Gi-Oh!. The year-end dividend forecast rises to 187.00 yen.
TCGplayer's Q3 2026 ranking by GMV kept Magic, Pokémon, One Piece and Yu-Gi-Oh! in the top four places. Riftbound rose to fifth ahead of Disney Lorcana, Union Arena climbed into ninth, and Pokémon's 30th Celebration was the top-grossing new set.
TCGplayer's report covers Near Mint Pokémon cards with ten or more sales from September 5 to October 4, 2026. Garchomp from Supreme Victors led the group starting at $50 or less (+$51.11); Gengar & Mimikyu GX (Secret) led the group above $50 (+$73.29).
Cardmarket's September update brought multi-select seller inventory filters without the old 300-item cap. Sorcery became its third full game added this year, after Cyberpunk and Gundam, and the catalog gained over 2,850 cards from ten games.
TCGplayer released ranked lists of cards and sealed products that are in high demand but understocked on its marketplace, based on market price, inventory and recent demand. Separate downloads cover MTG, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh! and emerging TCGs.
Jiraffe will open a magi card shop in the Kyoto Station area in late October 2026, buying and selling cards including Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG and One Piece. The company says it is expanding magi stores across major cities in Japan.
Digital Entertainment revenue grew 36.5% to ¥100,083 million in April to June 2026, a period with new Yu-Gi-Oh! card game products tied to its anime series. Business profit rose 61.7% to ¥44,699 million; the ¥505,000 million revenue forecast stands.
Jiraffe opens Card Shop magi Fukuoka Tenjin, its first store in Kyushu, on July 18, 2026. The store buys and sells Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG and Disney Lorcana cards and has a 24-seat play space.
Digital Entertainment, the segment that includes card games such as Yu-Gi-Oh!, grew revenue 21.5% to ¥370,950 million. Konami forecasts ¥505,000 million in revenue for the year to March 2027 and lifted its annual dividend to 221.50 yen.