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Weiss Schwarz Hololive Production Vol.1&Vol.2 Re:Mix – Japanese Wholesale

Authentic Japanese Weiss Schwarz Hololive Production Vol.1&Vol.2 Re:Mix booster box. Factory sealed with 12 packs featuring 51 hololive talents including Hololive JP, ID, and EN generations. 274 normal cards + 374 parallel cards with signed card possibilities from all talents. Perfect for VTuber fans and anime TCG collectors. Direct from authorized Bushiroad distributors in Tokyo.

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Product Name	Weiss Schwarz Booster Pack Hololive Production Vol.1&Vol.2 Re:Mix
Set Code	HOL (Re:Mix)
Language	Japanese
Packs per Box	12 packs
Cards per Pack	8 cards
Total Cards per Box	96 cards
Set Size	648 total card types (274 normal + 374 parallel)
Featured Talents	51 hololive talents (JP, ID, EN)
Signed Cards	51 talent foil signatures
Condition	Factory Sealed – New
Release Date	September 6, 2024
Manufacturer	Bushiroad
Country of Origin	Japan

About Weiss Schwarz Hololive Production Vol.1&Vol.2 Re:Mix

Weiss Schwarz Hololive Production Vol.1&Vol.2 Re:Mix represents Bushiroad’s comprehensive celebration of hololive’s explosive growth, combining cards from both Vol.1 and Vol.2 into a unified set that spans the entire hololive Production ecosystem. Released on September 6, 2024, this Re:Mix format addresses collector demand for a complete hololive experience without requiring separate Vol.1 and Vol.2 purchases. The set features all 51 talents who defined hololive’s rise from Japanese VTuber phenomenon to global entertainment powerhouse, including legendary members like Tokino Sora (hololive’s first talent), international stars Gawr Gura and Mori Calliope from Hololive English, and Indonesia’s breakout personalities like Kobo Kanaeru. With 648 total card types comprising 274 normal cards and 374 parallel variants, Re:Mix provides deck-building depth while celebrating the diverse personalities, memorable moments, and community bonds that make hololive Production unique in VTuber culture.

Complete Hololive Roster & Signed Card Collection

The defining feature of Re:Mix is its exhaustive 51-talent roster representing hololive’s complete generational evolution. Hololive 0th Generation brings Tokino Sora (hololive’s foundational voice whose debut in 2017 launched the entire project), Roboco-san (the high-spec robot who brings technical precision to variety content), AZKi (the music-focused diva whose concerts showcase hololive’s entertainment range), and Sakura Miko (the elite shrine maiden whose infectious energy and FAQ memes transcend language barriers). 1st Generation includes established veterans whose personalities defined early hololive identity: Aki Rosenthal (the multilingual half-elf belly dancer), Akai Haato (whose Haachama persona pioneered chaotic creativity), Natsuiro Matsuri (the festival-themed extrovert), and Shirakami Fubuki (the cat-fox hybrid who became hololive’s unofficial mascot through meme proliferation and crossover collaborations).

2nd Generation represents hololive’s competitive gaming era: Minato Aqua (the shy gamer whose Apex Legends skills attract hardcore gaming audiences), Murasaki Shion (the kusogaki brat whose teasing persona creates memorable chat interactions), Nakiri Ayame (the ojou-sama whose iconic laugh became internet folklore), Yuzuki Choco (the demon school nurse), and Oozora Subaru (the tomboy duck whose collabs demonstrate natural comedic chemistry). GAMERS division adds Ookami Mio (the wolf mother figure), Nekomata Okayu (the laid-back cat), and Inugami Korone (the energetic dog whose retro gaming streams and yubi yubi catchphrase achieved viral Western recognition).

3rd Generation (Fantasy) introduced hololive’s most commercially successful wave: Usada Pekora (the war criminal rabbit whose Minecraft empire and distinctive laugh dominate Japanese streaming culture), Shiranui Flare (the half-elf archer), Shirogane Noel (the knight with devoted fanbase), and Houshou Marine (the pirate captain whose bilingual ability and boomer humor resonate across demographics). 4th Generation brought Amane Kanata (the tenshi with powerful singing voice), Tsunomaki Watame (the sheep whose emotional vulnerability connects deeply with fans), Tokoyami Towa (the devil whose apex gameplay showcases competitive skill), and Himemori Luna (the baby-voiced princess whose character work polarizes but fascinates audiences).

5th Generation debuted during COVID-19, achieving unprecedented growth: Yukihana Lamy (the snow elf sake sommelier), Momosuzu Nene (the super hyper ultra ultimate deluxe perfect amazing shining god流那sentence generator), Shishiro Botan (the FPS lion whose tactical gameplay attracts competitive viewers), and Omaru Polka (the circus performer whose energetic variety content maintains hololive’s entertainment diversity). HoloX (6th Generation) represents hololive’s modern identity: Laplus Darkness (the chuunibyou leader whose gap moe charms audiences), Takane Lui (the hawk businesswoman), Hakui Koyori (the researcher whose morning show commitment demonstrates professional dedication), Sakamata Chloe (the orca whose ASMR content expanded hololive’s content range), and Kazama Iroha (the samurai whose genuine personality won immediate community acceptance).

Hololive Indonesia showcases international expansion success: Ayunda Risu (the multilingual squirrel whose English fluency bridges communities), Moona Hoshinova (the moon goddess whose Minecraft collaborations with Pekora created cross-branch moments), Airani Iofifteen (the artist alien), Kureiji Ollie (the energetic zombie whose collabs span the entire VTuber industry), Anya Melfissa (the ancient keris), and Pavolia Reine (the peafowl princess whose multilingual zatsudan attracts diverse audiences).

Hololive English Myth transformed hololive into global phenomenon: Mori Calliope (the grim reaper rapper whose original music achieves mainstream success), Takanashi Kiara (the phoenix whose multilingual ability and European timezone serve underserved audiences), Ninomae Ina’nis (the ancient one whose calm art streams provide relaxing content), Gawr Gura (the apex predator atlantean whose subscriber count exceeds 4 million making her YouTube’s most-subscribed VTuber), and Watson Amelia (the detective whose innovative 3D streams pushed technical boundaries). Project: HOPE adds IRyS (the nephilim VSinger whose powerful vocals rival professional artists). HoloCouncil expands English presence: Ceres Fauna (the nature mother whose ASMR showcases vocal range), Ouro Kronii (the time warden whose deep voice and gap moe create devoted following), Nanashi Mumei (the civilization guardian whose chaotic energy contrasts scholarly persona), and Hakos Baelz (the chaos rat whose Australian timezone and gaming skill attract Oceanic audiences).

Every talent receives foil-stamped signature card possibilities, transforming pulls into genuine connections with favorite talents. Unlike investment-focused TCG products where card value drives engagement, Weiss Schwarz Hololive Re:Mix succeeds through parasocial relationships—pulling your oshi’s signature creates emotional resonance that transcends monetary value. The Re:Mix format particularly benefits international fans who previously faced importing both Vol.1 and Vol.2 separately, now accessing complete talent rosters through unified product SKU.

Content Appeal & VTuber Culture Integration

Weiss Schwarz Hololive Re:Mix serves content creators and VTuber community members rather than speculators seeking financial returns. The product’s appeal stems from hololive’s cultural significance within Japanese and international VTuber fandom—these cards represent favorite moments, iconic streams, and memorable collaborations that fans experienced live. Card illustrations capture defining characteristics: Pekora’s mischievous grin during Minecraft TNT pranks, Marine’s enthusiastic reactions to fan art, Gura’s shark hoodie becoming instant visual shorthand, Calli’s rapper aesthetic reflecting her actual music career, and Korone’s retro gaming nostalgia connecting with millennial audiences.

For B2B retailers serving anime and VTuber communities, Hololive Re:Mix inventory attracts younger demographics (18-35) who engage deeply with Japanese entertainment beyond mainstream anime. These customers value authenticity (Japanese Bushiroad product carries legitimacy that English releases cannot replicate), completionism (collecting every card of favorite talent becomes personal goal), and community participation (local game store events around Hololive products build regular customer bases). Unlike Pokemon or Yu-Gi-Oh where competitive play drives sales, Weiss Schwarz succeeds through casual collectors who appreciate character artwork more than gameplay mechanics—reducing pressure to maintain competitive meta knowledge while expanding addressable market beyond hardcore TCG players.

The 12-pack box configuration at 8 cards per pack (96 total cards) provides accessible entry point compared to Pokemon’s 36-pack boxes or One Piece’s 24-pack cases. Casual fans purchasing single boxes have realistic probability of pulling favorite talent’s cards without requiring case-level investment. The Re:Mix consolidation particularly benefits retailers by reducing SKU complexity—instead of managing separate Vol.1 and Vol.2 inventory with unpredictable talent popularity distributions, Re:Mix provides unified product covering complete talent roster. This simplification improves inventory turnover rates while reducing capital tied up in slow-moving specific-generation stock.

Content creators benefit from Re:Mix’s broad talent coverage enabling diverse pack opening narratives. YouTube and Twitch streamers can structure content around “pulling every member of specific generation,” “completing Myth cards,” or “finding signed cards of top 5 oshi,” creating varied content angles from identical product. The emotional authenticity of VTuber fan reactions—genuine excitement over favorite talent pulls—generates organic viewer engagement that scripted TCG content struggles matching. Bushiroad’s foil signature cards particularly excel as content climax moments, providing visual spectacle and emotional payoff that sustains viewer attention through lengthy pack opening sessions.

Beyond Hololive: Complete Weiss Schwarz Anime Catalog

TCG-AKIBA provides access to Bushiroad’s complete Weiss Schwarz catalog spanning hundreds of anime franchises beyond Hololive Production. Our wholesale relationships with Japanese distributors enable B2B buyers to source virtually any Weiss Schwarz title from ongoing series to classic sets achieving secondary market premiums. Popular current offerings include Chainsaw Man (2024’s breakout anime whose dark aesthetic attracts mature collectors), Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End (2024 anime of the year contender whose emotional storytelling resonates deeply), Spy x Family (family-friendly content broadening anime TCG demographics), and Jujutsu Kaisen (shonen action series whose competitive gameplay attracts serious Weiss Schwarz players).

Established franchises maintain consistent demand: Sword Art Online (multiple sets spanning anime’s entire run), Re:Zero (isekai staple with devoted international following), Fate series (Type-Moon’s expansive universe supporting multiple Weiss Schwarz releases), and Love Live! (idol anime whose music-focused fandom parallels Hololive’s entertainment appeal). Disney partnerships bring Disney 100 and Pixar Characters sets, introducing mainstream Western IP to Japanese TCG format and expanding Weiss Schwarz beyond traditional anime demographics.

Niche titles serve specialized collector communities: BanG Dream! (music-focused anime with rhythm game crossover), Azur Lane (Chinese mobile game with Japanese anime adaptation), Oshi no Ko (entertainment industry meta-commentary attracting mature audiences), and Bocchi the Rock! (wholesome music anime whose protagonist’s social anxiety creates relatable character). Classic sets like Evangelion, Madoka Magica, and Monogatari Series maintain secondary market value as iconic anime representations, while Marvel and Star Wars expansions demonstrate Weiss Schwarz’s Western IP integration.

For B2B buyers, Weiss Schwarz’s diversity enables curated inventory reflecting specific customer demographics. Anime retailers serving younger audiences (12-18) prioritize shonen titles like My Hero Academia and One Piece. Stores targeting college-age customers (18-25) emphasize seasonal anime hits and VTuber products. Specialty shops serving adult collectors (25+) focus on premium sets, limited editions, and classic franchises with nostalgic appeal. TCG-AKIBA’s Japanese distributor access provides consistent supply across this spectrum—from current releases to backlist titles facing Western supply constraints—enabling retailers to maintain competitive advantage through product availability competitors cannot match.

Mixed case orders combining Hololive Re:Mix with complementary titles optimize shipping economics while building diversified inventory. Bundling Hololive with Oshi no Ko (thematically related entertainment industry content), Bocchi the Rock! (music anime appealing to similar demographics), and Spy x Family (broader appeal for casual fans) creates inventory portfolio serving multiple customer segments from single wholesale order, reducing per-unit shipping costs while maximizing revenue potential from varied customer preferences visiting retail locations.

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