If you’ve been grinding through the previous boosters and waiting for that next power spike, your oshi just dropped the ultimate glow-up. Enchant Regalia (hBP05), the fifth English Edition Booster Pack for the hololive OFFICIAL CARD GAME, officially releases tomorrow, April 17, 2026 — with pre-releases and local events already kicking off at game stores worldwide.
Bushiroad and Cover Corporation delivered a set that feels like pure enchantment: stronger versions of 28 familiar holomems, stunning new artwork, and the debut of a luxurious new rarity. Whether you’re a Pekora chaos enjoyer, a Flare simp, or finally getting your hands on those long-awaited Advent and Justice cards, this one’s hitting different.
What Makes Enchant Regalia Special?
This isn’t just another booster. It’s a regal upgrade for your favorite talents. The set strengthens cards for dozens of holomems from earlier releases while introducing fresh support and reprints that make competitive deck-building way more accessible.
Key highlights:
- New Rarity Alert: Holomen Rare (HR) debuts here with gorgeous, specially illustrated cards and premium foil treatments. These are the shiny chase pieces that look insane in a binder or sleeve.
- OSR Debuts: Talents who hadn’t received the Oshi holomem Super Rare (OSR) treatment before finally shine — including Nerissa Ravencroft, Shirogane Noel, Omaru Polka, and Airani Iofifteen. Their OSR cards are already generating massive buzz.
- New Color Versions: Expect exciting shifts like Usada Pekora, Hoshimachi Suisei, and Shirakami Fubuki appearing in fresh colors, opening up entirely new deck-building possibilities. Same name, different energy — the meta is evolving.
- Reprints & Support: Plenty of strengthened holomem cards and reprints to flesh out archetypes. Perfect for both new players and veterans tuning their competitive lists.
- Rarity Breakdown: 108 standard card types + over 120 parallel treatments, including 7 OSR, 7 OUR (Oshi Ultra Rare), Secret Rares (SEC), and those shiny new HR cards.
Each booster pack contains 8 cards, with displays holding 12 packs. Entry Cup events themed around the set are running, complete with exclusive playmats (Nerissa fans, this one’s for you) and Bushi Navi flair.
The Cards Everyone’s Hyped About
Preview season and early box openings have the community (r/Hololive, r/HololiveTCG, TCGPlayer sales, and YouTube openings) going wild. Here are the standouts lighting up timelines right now:
1. Usada Pekora – The Cover Queen Pekora takes center stage as the official cover card, and her new versions (including potential color shifts) are pure destruction energy. Players are already theory-crafting explosive Pekora decks that lean into her chaotic playstyle. If you pull a high-rarity Pekora, your locals are in trouble.
2. Nerissa Ravencroft OSR & Support The long-awaited OSR for Rissa is here, complete with singing-themed abilities that reward archiving and buffing #Singing holomems. Her cards are flying off early sales lists — Advent fans have been saving for months, and it shows. Expect her to anchor strong control or value engines.
3. Shiranui Flare OSR / Ultra Rare Flare gets premium treatment with beautiful artwork and powerful effects. Her OSR is one of the early chase cards, and strengthened versions make her a staple in multiple archetypes. The art on these is next-level regal.
4. Shirogane Noel, Omaru Polka & Airani Iofifteen OSR Debuts These first-time OSR cards bring fresh power to their respective colors and strategies. Noel’s tanky presence, Polka’s circus chaos, and Iofi’s unique flair are all getting the super-rare glow-up that collectors and players have been begging for.
5. New HR (Holomen Rare) Parallels The debut of HR cards with luxurious gold-embossed, specially illustrated prints on returning talents (think enhanced versions of favorites like Yuzuki Choco, Nekomata Okayu, and more). These are the binder flex pieces that make the set feel extra premium.
Other buzzworthy mentions include strengthened cards for Houshou Marine, Fuwawa & Mococo Abyssgard, Kobo Kanaeru, and reprints that tighten up existing meta decks. The art direction across the board is stunning — expect full appreciation posts flooding socials once more boxes crack open.
Collecting & Deck-Building Tips
- For Collectors: Chase those HR parallels and OSR/OUR hits. The foil treatments and special illustrations make this set one of the prettiest yet. Japanese versions already have signed SEC options in some cases, while English keeps the premium feel.
- For Players: The reprints and strengthened cards mean you can finally round out decks without hunting older product as hard. New color options for big names like Pekora and Suisei open hybrid and splash strategies that weren’t viable before.
- Product Line: Booster boxes are the go-to, with cases available for serious grinders. Entry Cup promos add extra value if you’re competing locally.
Final Verdict: Time to Get Enchanted
Enchant Regalia feels like the set that ties together the early meta while pushing the game forward with beautiful new cards and that fresh HR sparkle. Whether you’re in it for the competitive scene, collecting your oshi in every rarity, or just love cracking packs for that dopamine hit — this one delivers.