Catalogue
Character and title pages
Each of more than three and a half thousand characters has a page: every card featuring them, the sets those cards come from, a demand badge and appearance traits. Demand is measured by how many distinct people own, want or sell the cards — not by how many copies exist.
What a character page shows
A character page is a search across all their cards plus a short fact sheet.
Every card of the character
From every set and series at once, with rarities and prices.
Counters
How many cards there are, how many sets feature them, how many people keep them on wishlists.
Title
The anime or game the character belongs to: a title has a page of its own.
Name in two languages
Russian and English spellings, so the character is found under either.
How demand is measured
The demand badge answers one question: how many people are chasing this character.
People are counted, not cards
One collector with ten duplicates counts as one person, not ten units of demand.
Four sources
Owners, people who wishlisted them, people who like them, and sellers.
Confidence
With too little data the badge is withheld: for a character with two marks, showing nothing is more honest.
Recalculation
The value is refreshed on a schedule rather than live: a single purchase does not flip the picture.
Appearance traits
Most characters have their appearance tagged: it helps surface look-alikes and shows what makes a character recognisable.
What is tagged
Hair and eye colour, age group, build, height and a character archetype such as tsundere.
Similar characters
Chosen from who gets collected together — by co-occurrence inside collections.
Likes
Characters and titles can be marked as liked: 15 marks without a subscription, more with one.
Common questions
How do I find every card of one character?
Type the name into the search, or open a card and click the character name to reach their page with every card.
Why are two characters with the same name different?
A character is identified by name plus title. Namesakes from different anime are different characters with separate pages.
Who is the most popular character?
There is no single leaderboard, but the demand badge is visible on character pages and next to cards on the market.
Find a character
The search understands Russian and English names and different transliterations.
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.
Custom cardlists
How to build your own cardlist on WaifuCards: a private set in a personal series, limits, a link to share and what happens after release.
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.