Disclosure: I built and run Alysion Field Guide, an independent English fan companion for Digimon Alysion. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Bandai. Digimon and related names are trademarks of their respective owners. Pre-launch details change — re-check the official notices and the guide’s “Checked” dates before you rely on a milestone or store button.
Digimon Alysion is Bandai’s mobile Digimon Card Game digital title. As of the Field Guide’s October 29, 2026 (UTC+8) check, pre-registration is open for iOS and Android, with a planned 2026 release. Store availability still varies by region.
I put the practical “what do I do before launch?” notes on alysion.wiki so you don’t have to reconstruct campaign pages and rule primers from scattered announcements. Below is the short version: how pre-registration rewards are described, what a beginner should learn first, and where the deeper pages live.
Pre-registration: milestones, not a live counter
The pre-registration and rewards guide walks through the official campaign flow:
- Open Bandai’s official campaign page and follow its store link.
- On iOS, use Get / pre-order; on Android, Pre-register or Install — the exact control depends on region and device.
- Confirm the publisher is BANDAI CO., LTD. before you register.
- Use the store account you intend to play on. Pre-registration is free; the game still lists optional in-app purchases.
- If the listing is missing in your region, wait for the official page — don’t install an unofficial APK.
Bandai announced four community milestones. The Field Guide treats them as campaign goals, not a live progress tracker (Bandai had not published an achievement status in the notice we checked):
| Threshold | Reward (as announced) |
|---|---|
| 50,000 | Pack Ticket [BD-01] × 10 |
| 100,000 | BD1-02 Gemmon |
| 150,000 | BT1-044 MetalGarurumon |
| 200,000 | BT1-025 WarGreymon |
A pack ticket is not a promise of a particular card. Bandai says rewards for reached milestones are sent by in-game mail after release. Claim deadlines and extra eligibility steps beyond the campaign notice were still unconfirmed at check time — after launch, finish any required intro, open the mailbox, and read expiry text on the notice itself.
Beginner rules: security, shared memory, digivolve, four phases
If you have never played Digimon Card Game digitally, start with How to play Digimon Alysion: beginner rules. The quick model:
- Win condition: each player starts with five security cards. Successful attacks check the opposing security stack; once it is empty, an attack that reaches the opponent wins. Security cards can have effects, and a Digimon revealed in a check can battle the attacker — “reaching security” is not always safe.
- Memory is shared: the counter sits on one gauge. Playing cards and digivolving generally move it toward your opponent by the stated cost. Your turn ends when the marker sits at 1 or more on the opponent’s side (after applicable effects). Alysion moves the marker automatically; the guide’s interactive gauge is only a simplified illustration.
- Digivolve as a stack: hatch a Digi-Egg in the breeding area, then place Digimon that meet printed digivolution requirements and pay the cost. Digivolving normally draws a card (check exceptions). Cards underneath remain digivolution cards; inherited effects can matter while the top card defines identity and DP.
- Turn phases (simplified): Unsuspend → Draw (first player skips draw on turn one) → Breeding → Main (play, digivolve, Options, attack in the order the rules allow).
Card text and current official rulings always beat a short fan primer. Use the game’s tutorial when it ships.
What else is on the Field Guide hub
From the home page and llms.txt fieldnotes you can branch into:
- Card colors explained — six colors and beginner-friendly directions
- Deck building basics — legal 50-card main deck + Digi-Eggs
- Digidex and breeding — what Bandai has said vs what is still unknown
- Story and characters — Liberator world, Kanata / Futre / Valner (no spoilers beyond official intros)
- Codes and rewards — verified codes only
- FAQ: release, platforms, languages, price
Editorial policy in one line: we link sources, date our checks, and label unconfirmed details. Hero art on the site is unofficial AI-generated fan illustration, not in-game screenshots.
Official links still win
For registration and launch timing, prefer Bandai’s own pages (the Field Guide links the official pre-registration notice and Alysion site from the header/footer). For tabletop rule vocabulary that overlaps, Digimon Card Game’s official rules remain a useful parallel — Alysion still automates a lot of the bookkeeping.
If you only bookmark one fan URL before launch: https://alysion.wiki/ → start with pre-registration and beginner rules.
Questions or corrections: support@alysion.wiki (or the form email you already use for directory contact). I run the site; feedback that cites an official source gets priority.
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