Digimon Card Database
Every Digimon TCG card DigiFoundry knows about — 4,286 cards across 64 sets. Search by name, card number or effect text, then narrow by set, colour, card type and level. Alternate arts are grouped under the card they belong to, so you get one page per real card instead of a page per printing.
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Know which copies you can actually use
Looking a card up is the easy part. DigiFoundry tracks the physical copies you own and where each one is: Available = Owned − copies in owned decks. Marking a card for trade is a label, so a copy can sit in a deck and still be listed as tradeable.
What each card page shows
Every card has one canonical page at /cards/{card-number},
built around its base card number. That page carries the card's main effect, inherited effect and
security effect, its digivolution requirements, play cost and DP, the products it was printed in,
any official rulings, and its current restriction if it is limited or banned.
Alternate arts live on that same page as artwork variants. They are the same card for deck building, so splitting them across separate pages would only make the card harder to find — and would make every deck list ambiguous about which printing it meant.
From lookup to deck
Each card page lists the public decks that play it, so you can go from "what does this card do" to "what do people build with it" without leaving the site. Open a deck and check it against your collection to see exactly which copies you already own, which are committed to another deck, and which cards you still need.
- Collection tracker — record owned copies and see what is available.
- Deck completion checker — check any deck list against what you own.
- Deck builder — build a deck against your real collection.
- Set checklists — browse a set and track completion.
- Public deck lists — community decks with full card lists.