Syntax

Search Reference

§ Name

Find cards by name using the name attribute or bare words.

The name attribute supports the : and = operators for partial and exact matches.

§ Colour

Find cards that are a specific colour using the color attribute.

Supported colour values are; red, blue, yellow, green, black, purple, and white. Other values will be ignored.

Despite supporting both : and = operators, colour matches are always inclusive. This means that searching for a red card will also include multicolour cards that include that colour.

§ Category

Find cards of a specific category using the category attribute.

Supported category values are; digi-egg, digimon, tamer, and option. Other values will be ignored.

Both : and = operators are supported for exact matches.

§ Number

Query by card number using the number attribute.

Partial number matches are supported using the : operator. Exact number matches are supported using the = operator. Other operators are invalid and will be ignored.

§ DP

Numeric DP values of cards are queried using the dp attribute.

The following operators are supported; :,>,>=,<,<=, and=. : and = both query for exact numerical matches.

Values other than a number are invalid and ignored.

§ Level

Find cards by level using the level attribute.

The following operators are supported; :,>,>=,<,<=, and=. : and = both query for exact numerical matches.

Values other than a number are invalid and ignored.

To find cards that do not have a numeric level, but are Digimon, use the has attribute and negate the level. Combine that query with a category value of "digi-egg" or "digimon". More information in the Existing Attributes and Negate Condition sections.

§ Play/Use Cost

Play Cost and Use Cost values of cards are queried using the play-cost and use-cost attributes respectively.

Both can be queried simultaneously with the cost attribute.

The following operators are supported; :,>,>=,<,<=, and=. : and = both query for exact numerical matches.

Values other than a number are invalid and ignored.

§ Traits

Traits of cards are queried by the form, attribute, and type attributes with either the : operator for partial matches or the = operator for exact matches.

All of the traits can be queried simultaneously with the traits attribute, but only for partial matches using the : operator.

§ Effect

Find cards by querying their Effect field with the effect attribute.

§ Inherited Effect

Find cards by querying their Inherited Effect field with the inherited-effect attribute.

§ Security Effect

Find cards by querying their Security Effect field with the security-effect attribute.

§ Text

Find cards by querying all their text fields with the text attribute.

Similar to the traits attribute, only partial matches using the : operator are supported.

§ Rarity

The rarity attribute supports the following values in ascending sort order; P, C, U, R, SR, and SEC.

Cards with rarity-stars can be queried numerically.

rarity-stamp matches exact values with the : or = operator.

§ Block Icon

Cards with a block-icon can be queried numerically.

Cards without a block-icon can be queried with a Negate Condition

§ Alternate Art

Finding cards with a specific parallel-id can be done numerically.

All alternate arts for a given query can be found with the has:parallel shortcut. More information in the Existing Attributes section.

§ Language

Cards are currently released in the following languages; ja, en, zh-Hans, and ko.

If a language is not specified, it defaults to the closest match from your browser or English. To retrieve cards from all languages, use the value any.

§ Digivolution Requirements

Finding cards with digivolution conditions not defined in the text can be done through several different attributes; digivolve-cost, digivolve-level, digivolve-color, digivolve-category, and digivolve-form.

Numeric comparisons are supported withdigivolve-cost anddigivolve-level.

digivolve-color follows the same rules as the color attribute. More information in the Colour section.

digivolve-category follows the same rules as the category attribute. More information in the Category section.

digivolve-form supports Appmon forms in this ascending sort order; standard, super, ultimate, and god.

§ Bans & Restrictions

Cards with a ban or banned pair can be found with has:ban.

Cards that are restricted can be found with has:restriction.

More information about the has attribute in the Existing Attributes section.

§ Existing Attributes

Boolean queries for cards with the following attributes are supported; block-icon, dp, level, form, attribute, type, play-cost, use-cost, effect, inherited-effect, security-effect, errata, panorama, parallel, ban, and restriction.

§ Negate Condition

Any query fragment can be negated with the - prefix.

§ Exact Name or Number

Apart from explicitly specifying an exact name with name= or number=, the same can also be achieved with the ! prefix on bare words.

§ Quotes

Using quotes " " around text is sometimes helpful when looking for text with punctuation or spaces.