Digimon Alysion opens pre-registration in 49 countries ahead of 2026
Key takeaways
- Pre-registration open in 49 countries and regions
- Available on iOS and Android
- Planned launch sometime in 2026
Digimon Alysion is now accepting pre-registrations in 49 countries and regions for its free-to-play digital card game on iOS and Android, with a planned launch sometime in 2026. Bandai says the game is based on the existing Digimon Card Game and runs on the world established by Digimon Liberator.
The release will feature online battles, ranked matches and tournaments, plus new cards exclusive to the digital version. Story Mode teaches the rules through guided card battles while following an original narrative about Kanata Hondo, a newcomer to card games, and her online friend Futre. The game’s interface and story will support Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Korean; card text will be available in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese and Korean.
The story cast is fully voiced: Kanata Hondo by Shu Uchida, Futre by Hikari Kubota, Valner Dragnogh by Fairouz Ai, Renamon by Miyuki Sawashiro, and Aliol by Ayumu Murase. Valner is introduced as the guild master of [Di:WO], Renamon is her reserved Digimon partner, and Aliol appears as the guide for the near-future full-dive game DIGIMON LIBERATOR. The narrative framing and guided battles are explicitly positioned as an entry path for players new to card games.
Why it matters
If you want a concrete takeaway: pre-registration is live now across 49 territories on iOS and Android, the game will localize story and UI into five languages, and Bandai plans an unspecified 2026 launch — enough specifics to sign up now and to expect a digitally exclusive card pool and an integrated Story Mode that teaches gameplay while advancing a new cast-led plot.
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