Japan’s ‘Harry Potter’ Card Game Heads Into ‘Chamber of Secrets’ With an October 24 Booster
The Chamber of Secrets has been opened, five cards at a time.
The Harry Potter Card Game, the Japan-exclusive trading card game from merchandise maker Movic and Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, is getting its third booster pack. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Part 1 goes on sale Saturday, October 24, 2026, Movic confirmed in an announcement distributed through Animate Holdings. Movic describes the game as having drawn a big response since launch.
What’s in the pack
The set covers scenes from the first half of the second film. According to the official product page, it has 83 cards, split by rarity:
- Normal (N): 42
- Rare (R): 24
- Super Rare (SR): 10
- Ultra Rare (UR): 2
- Pt: 5
The product page also lists 47 additional cards on top of the 83 without detailing what they are. We’ll update once the full card list is out.
Price
- Booster pack (5 cards): ¥440 (about US$2.80)
- Booster box (12 packs): ¥5,280 (about US$33)
Where to buy
In Japan, packs will be sold at Animate, the anime and manga retail chain, both in store and online; Movic’s online store; TCG specialty shops; Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo; the Harry Potter Shop stores and official online shop; Harry Potter Mahou Dokoro, Japan’s official Harry Potter merchandise shop, in store and by mail order; and mass retailers.
No overseas release has been announced. Fans outside Japan will need a proxy-buying or forwarding service; our guide to the game covers how importing works.
Catching up
The game reached general release in Japan on April 25 after an early-access run at Studio Tour Tokyo, and its second booster, Philosopher’s Stone Part 2, followed on August 29. The first film was split across two boosters, so the “Part 1” label suggests the back half of Chamber of Secrets will get its own set, though Movic hasn’t announced one.
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