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Visual Shock is a Japanese Music TCG that pretty much only focused on the visual kei genre. Visual Shock is a reboot of an older visual kei trading card game, Telegraphy Boys, that originally ran in 2008.
What is a TCG?
Online Trading Card Games are similar to the trading cards you knew as a child. Rather than playing in person and collecting cards from packs at the store, you collect everything online. The goal is to collect all of the cards you like, also know as mastering a deck. Online TCGs are free to play, a lot of fun, and very addictive! Interested in joining? Check out the rest of this section before moving on to the join form!
Trade Post
Before you join, you need a place to store your stuff, also know as a trade post. To make life easier for you and for your fellow TCG members, you should separate your cards, at least into groups of keeping and trading. You are also required to keep a detailed card log, showing how you got every card. The final thing you need on your site is a way to contact you, either a form or an email link, so you can trade.
Cards
There are three types of cards at Visual Shock.
The all decks are 20 cards a deck and are worth 1.
| Group Decks | People Decks | Music Video Decks |
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Currency
The currency on Visual Shock are tickets. As of right now, there are two card tickets. There will be more tickets add as the TCG goes along such as double rewards tickets and double donation tickets.
| Random Card Ticket | Choice Card Ticket | 
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Levels & Level Ups
When you join Visual Shock, you begin at level one and work your way up through the levels. The requirements for each level are posted here. The rewards for leveling up are 1 regular card(s) of choice, 4 random regular cards.
| LEVEL | CARDS |
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| First Stage | 001-200 |
| Second Stage | 201-400 |
| Third Stage | 401-600 |
| Fourth Stage | 601-800 |
| Fifth Stage | 801-1000 |
| Sixth Stage | 1001-1200 |
| Seventh Stage | 1201-1400 |
| Eighth Stage | 1401-1600 |
| Ninth Stage | 1601-1800 |
| Tenth Stage | 1801-2000 |
| Eleventh Stage | 2001-2200 |
More levels will be added at a later date.
Mastering
Once you have collecting all of the cards in a deck, you have mastered the deck. This means you cannot trade away any of these cards (except for doubles, of course), but you will receive some rewards for doing so. For every card deck you master, you receive 2 regular card(s) of choiceand 4 random regular cards.
When you master a deck, you also receive a mastery badge for the deck you mastered:
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