Catalogue
Custom cardlists
If a set is not in the catalogue yet, you can build it yourself: create a personal series, add a set, then rarities, cards and images. Until release such a set opens by direct link but never shows up in global search or the catalogue. The feature is part of the Max subscription.
How to build a cardlist
The order matches catalogue sets: series → set → rarities → cards.
- Create a personal series A series is the container for your sets and their rarities.
- Add a set Give it a name and, if useful, alternative spellings it can be found by.
- Describe the rarities Each rarity gets a name and a badge style from the shared set of styles.
- Add the cards Number, rarity, characters and an image. Images upload straight into the set.
Limits
Limits keep personal sets from turning into a parallel catalogue.
| What | Limit |
|---|---|
| sets per author | 5 |
| personal series | 5 |
| cards per set | 500 |
| rarities per series | 30 |
| characters per card | 10 |
| alternative set names | 5 |
A private set and its release
While a set is private it follows one rule: visible by link, invisible in search.
The link works for everyone
You can show the cardlist to friends without opening it to the whole site.
Outside search and the catalogue
A private set stays out of global search, listings, filters and the sitemap.
Others can save it
Anyone you share the link with can add the set and mark cards in it.
Release
Once reviewed, an administrator makes it public and it lives on as a regular catalogue set.
Common questions
Who can use this?
Max subscribers. Opening and saving someone else private cardlist by link is available to anyone.
What is it for?
To track a set that is not in the catalogue yet — a fresh release or a rare regional series, for example.
Can I submit a set to the main catalogue?
Yes: build the cardlist and get in touch — after a review the set is published for everyone.
See what already exists
The set may already be in the catalogue — check by the code on the box.
Other guides
How to search for cards
How to search 27,000 cards: filters by character, title, set and rarity, comma-separated values, exclusion with "!", strict mode and ready-made example links.
Set codes and how to read them
Decoding Goddess Story codes (pack price in yuan plus set index) and Kayou ones (tier and wave). How an online version differs from the offline one and which rarities drop only online.
Card rarities
Why SSR, UR and other markings follow no single standard, how to read the rarity order inside a set, and how main, bonus, extra, promo and redeem cards differ.
Character and title pages
Every character on WaifuCards has a page: all their cards, a demand badge based on collector counts, appearance traits and similar characters.
Drop rates: how to read a set table
How a box of anime cards works: packs, tracks, slots and guarantees, shown on a real set. What "per box" means and how exact these odds are.