Gundam Card Game GD06 Stardust Trails: Release Date and Set Guide
Stardust Trails — set code GD06 — is the newest booster set for the Gundam Card Game, and it's already on our shelves. It released October 30, 2026, headlined by the card game debuts of Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, spread across eleven Gundam series in total.
This guide covers everything confirmed about the set: what's actually in a pack and a box, real pull-rate data from opened boxes, every Legend Rare, the new card traits introduced, and a full FAQ.
Last updated: November 5, 2026
Table of Contents
- What Is Stardust Trails (GD06)?
- When Did Stardust Trails Release?
- What's In a Booster Pack and Box?
- Pull Rates: How Rare Is a Legend Rare?
- Which Gundam Series Are Featured in GD06?
- Every Legend Rare in Stardust Trails
- New Traits & Notable Cards
- Where to Buy & Play Stardust Trails in Vaughan & the GTA
- Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Stardust Trails (GD06)?
Stardust Trails is the sixth main booster set for Bandai's Gundam Card Game. It adds 130 numbered cards plus 5 Special cards and 8 token cards — commonly listed as "135+8 card types" — spanning eleven different Gundam anime series. The set's headline draw is the card game debut of two series that hadn't appeared before: Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory.
Despite that framing, the biggest single series in the set by card count is actually ∀ Gundam with 25 cards, just ahead of 0083 (24 cards) and ZZ (23 cards) — so this is very much a multi-series set rather than a two-series spotlight.
When Did Stardust Trails Release?
GD06 released at retail on October 30, 2026 in North America (Japan's street date was October 31). It's been on shelves for about a week now. We ran a sealed release event in-store, and singles from the set are already in stock and sorted on our shelves.
What's In a Booster Pack and Box?
| Product | What's Inside |
|---|---|
| Booster Pack | 12 cards per pack |
| Booster Box | 24 packs per box |
Full rarity breakdown across the set: 50 Common, 36 Uncommon, 32 Rare, 12 Legend Rare, 5 Special (SP), and 8 tokens.
Pull Rates: How Rare Is a Legend Rare?
Based on tracked openings of English boxes (24 packs each), here's roughly what to expect per box:
| Tier | Roughly per box |
|---|---|
| LR Legend Rare | ~8 per box |
| LK Link Rare | 4 per box (effectively fixed) |
| ALT Alt-art (LR+/R+/U+) | ~2 per box |
| LR++ Super-premium alt art | ~1 per 13 boxes |
| SP Special base card | ~1 per 2–3 boxes |
A couple of real-world notes from opened boxes: every pack carries at least two Rares-or-above (tokens no longer eat a rare slot like they did in earlier sets), but roughly 10 of 24 packs in a box come up empty on LR/Link Rare/alt-art entirely — so the box-level average holds up, even though individual packs swing a lot. Treat these numbers as directional rather than guaranteed; they're drawn from a sample of opened boxes, not an official odds sheet from Bandai.
Which Gundam Series Are Featured in GD06?
Stardust Trails spans eleven Gundam series. By card count, the top three are:
- ∀ Gundam — 25 cards
- Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory — 24 cards (card game debut)
- Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ — 23 cards (card game debut)
The remaining eight series fill out the rest of the set in smaller numbers, including support for existing archetypes like Zeon's Delaz Fleet and the Albion Squad from Iron-Blooded Orphans.
Every Legend Rare in Stardust Trails
All 12 Legend Rares in the set, grouped by in-game color:
| Color | Legend Rares |
|---|---|
| Blue | Gundam GP01Fb, Infinite Justice Gundam, GQuuuuuuX (Omega Psycommu Released) |
| Green | Elpeo Ple's Qubeley Mk-II, Turn X |
| Red | ZZ Gundam, Gundam Bael |
| Purple | Gundam GP02A, Legend Gundam, GFreD |
| White | Altron Gundam (Endless Waltz), SUMO Gold Type |
New Traits & Notable Cards
GD06 introduces six new card traits (the archetype tags printed on cards): Albion Squad, Delaz Fleet, Gundam Team, Ghingnham Fleet, Dianna Counter, and Alphacide.
A few cards are doing things the game hasn't seen before:
- Turn X — the first card that can copy a token.
- Teaching New Techniques — the first card that gives the opponent a Unit token.
- 5th Luna — makes a Base token, the first token of its kind to be a Base rather than a Unit.
- ZZ Gundam — one of the highest combined AP+HP stat lines on a Unit in the set, with a Deploy ability that deals 2 damage to all enemy Units.
- Neo Core Fighter — enables a three-card combo together with ZZ Gundam.
Also worth flagging if you're building competitively: three vanilla (ability-less) Units — Gaza D, Windam, and GFreD (GD06-063) — joined the format's "vanilla banned pair" restriction as of this set's release.
Where to Buy & Play Stardust Trails in Vaughan & the GTA
We're a local game store in Vaughan, Ontario, and Stardust Trails is in stock now.
Want to play it? We've got a sealed Stardust Trails tournament running this week, and we're teaming up with GG Haven for a GD06 tournament on November 21st. Stop in, call, or email to reserve a seat — space is limited.
New Realm Games
Vaughan, Ontario
Phone: (store phone number)
Email: thehobbyshop.a@gmail.com
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Gundam Card Game GD06 release?
October 30, 2026 in North America (October 31 in Japan). It's been available for about a week.
What does GD06 stand for?
GD06 is the set code for Stardust Trails, the sixth main booster set in the Gundam Card Game.
How many cards are in a Stardust Trails booster pack?
12 cards per pack, with an MSRP of $4.99 USD. A booster box contains 24 packs.
How many cards are in the full set?
130 numbered cards plus 5 Special cards and 8 tokens — often listed as "135+8 card types." The rarity split is 50 Common, 36 Uncommon, 32 Rare, 12 Legend Rare, and 5 Special.
What Gundam series are in Stardust Trails?
Eleven series total. The set is headlined by the card game debuts of Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory, though ∀ Gundam actually has the most cards in the set at 25.
What's the chase card in this set?
Gundam Bael as an LR++ (premium alt art) is the clearest chase pull so far — only one has been confirmed in tracked openings. Infinite Justice Gundam and Altron Gundam (Endless Waltz) are also in demand as LR+ pulls.
How rare is pulling a Legend Rare?
Based on opened boxes, expect roughly 8 Legend Rares per 24-pack box, plus 4 fixed Link Rares. Alt-art versions (LR+/R+/U+) are rarer, at roughly 2 per box, and the premium LR++ tier is roughly 1 per 13 boxes. These are observed rates from opened product, not official odds published by Bandai.
Are there starter decks for Stardust Trails?
No — GD06 is a booster-only release. If you're new to the game, our earlier Starter Deck lineup is still the easiest way to learn before jumping into Stardust Trails packs.
Where can I buy Stardust Trails in Vaughan or the GTA?
We carry booster boxes and singles in-store and online — see the section above for direct links, or stop by the shop.
