Promo Cards in Shin Megami Tensei Card Game

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This is a list of promotional cards in the Shin Megami Tensei Card Game.

Cards

Nocturne Ver. (Part 1 and Part 2)

Card Name Type Reason Alignment Race Artist Distribution Notes
JA EN
コウモクテン Koumokuten Included in bulk boxes of the Starter Limited Pack for Part 1[1]
ネコマタ Nekomata Included in bulk boxes of the Expansion Pack for Part 1[1]
主人公/人修羅 Protagonist (Demi-fiend)
  • Participation prize for ranked battles at Part 1's commemorative release event, held at HobbyEXPO 2003
  • Participation prize for official tournaments held in August and September of 2003
Nyx
  • Bundled with Expansion Pack Boxes and Starter Limited Pack Boxes at Tokyo Game Show 2003[2]
  • Participation prize for official tournaments held in October and November of 2003
Abaddon Participation prize for official tournaments held in December 2003 and January 2004
File:SMTCG Macca Promo Card.png Macca Winning prize at tournaments held in November 2003 and February 2004
Life Stone Winning prize at tournaments held in December 2003 and March 2004
Gemstone Winning prize at tournaments held in January and April 2004
Demonic Jade Rock
Bill
Azure Crystal
Succubus
Qing Long
Jyoji Hijiri

Devil Summoner World

# Card Name Type Reason Alignment Race Artist Distribution Notes
JA EN
PR-001 ヴィシュヌ Vishnu Demon Yosuga Light-Law Deity Kazuma Kaneko
PR-002 ケルベロス Cerberus Demon Reasonless Light-Neutral Beast Kazuma Kaneko
PR-003 レイ・レイホゥ Rei Reiho Character Reasonless — — Kazuma Kaneko
PR-004 葛葉キョウジ Kyouji Kuzunoha Character Reasonless — — Kazuma Kaneko
PR-005 ネミッサ Nemissa Character Yosuga — — Shigenori Soejima

References

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  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "主人公 人修羅・新田勇・橘千晶の3体がセットとなったフィギュア付スターター限定パックBOXを購入すると、もれなくプロモーションカード「鬼神 コウモクテン」ががつい てきます。 また、拡張パックもBOXで購入すると、もれなくプロモーションカード「魔獣 ネコマタ」がついてきます。 ※どちらも初回生産分のみの特典となりますので、お早めにお求めください。" [1]. Archived: [2]. Published July 1, 2003. Retrieved September 6, 2026. .
  2. ↑ Atlus Tokyo Game Show 2003. Archived: [3]. Retrieved September 25, 2026. atlus.co.jp.