Berserk TCG

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Hi Guys

have a list of Berserk TCG for trades and also what I am missing

cheers

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Berserk TCG List MASTER

BK1 card#,type,Foil 1,C 2,C,Cards I need 3,U 4,C,Doubles 5,C 6,C 7,C 8,C 9,R,F 10,R,F 11,U 12,R,F 13,C 14,R,F 15,C 16,F 17,C 18,R,F 19,C 20,R,F 21,C 22,R,F 23,U 24,U 25,U 26,U 27 28,C 29,R,F 30,U 31,U 32,U 33,C 34,U 35,C 36,U 37,U 38,R,F 39,U 40,U 41,C 42,C 43,C 44,R,F 45,R,F 46,R,F 47,C 48,R,F ...
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Hi guys! i'm searching a list of serial number/cards of Berserk TCG original drawn for it by Miura, but it's impossible to ricognize anywhere; someone could help me in this hunt please? I'd like to expand my Miura "paint art" a little bit! thanks in advance!
 
Baroque said:
Hi guys! i'm searching a list of serial number/cards of Berserk TCG original drawn for it by Miura, but it's impossible to ricognize anywhere; someone could help me in this hunt please? I'd like to expand my Miura "paint art" a little bit! thanks in advance!
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Miura painted 59 original works for the TCG, and in addition he drew 6 original illustrations that he didn't paint himself (his sketches can be seen in the Artwork of Berserk catalog that was sold at the Great Berserk Exhibition).

I have the pictures and everything but unfortunately I really don't have time to post them nor to check and list all relevant cards right now. They're easy to distinguish though.
 
I'd like to understand better — are you saying that the cards drawn by Miura are 59, meaning the drawings have never been published elsewhere, or are all of them included in the exhibition's artwork?
 
Baroque said:
I'd like to understand better — are you saying that the cards drawn by Miura are 59, meaning the drawings have never been published elsewhere, or are all of them included in the exhibition's artwork?
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I'm not sure I understand your question.
Like I said, Miura created 59 new paintings for the TCG. But a good number of them have since been used in various other contexts (published in magazine booklets for example, or exposed at the exhibition).

In addition to that he also drew 6 sketches for the TCG that were colored by a separate artist. These are included in the exhibition's catalog but weren't displayed as far as I recall.

Do note that other artwork by Miura was used for the TCG, it just wasn't new. I'm only mentioning the original artwork because that's what you asked about.

Now if you want to know which ones were never republished outside of the TCG, that's another story. But after the exhibition, it's not very many.
 
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