Digimon Card List: BT-12 to BT-17

Every Digimon Card Game card that the publisher lists in this part of its own card list — 1095 cards, sets BT-12 to BT-17 — with the artwork the publisher has published for each, its rarity, colour, level, card type, form, attribute, type line, DP, play cost and its own printed text.

This is one part of a 9-page index; the Digimon card list index holds the whole thing, and for the shape of the game rather than the cards, start at the Digimon card index.

632 of these 1095 cards have artwork published by the publisher. For the remaining 463 the publisher’s own entry carries no card image, and the tile says so rather than showing a placeholder. The cards are still listed, because they are cards.

Quick answer

CardSpicy’s Digimon card list covers the 1095 cards the publisher’s own card list holds under sets BT-12 to BT-17, split over 9 pages; this is one of them, and it gives each card’s rarity, colour, level, card type, form, DP and play cost.

Every part of this list

• All sets — the index for this list
• BT-01 to BT-05 — 1021 cards
• BT-06 to BT-11 — 1128 cards
• BT-12 to BT-17 — 1095 cards
• BT-18 to BT-24 — 1131 cards
• BT-25 to EX-06 — 1044 cards
• EX-07 to ST-02 — 1172 cards
• ST-03 to RB-01 — 768 cards
• P to TOKEN-01 — 566 cards

How to read this list

Each tile is one card. The number on the left is the card’s own number as the publisher prints it, and the name beside it is the name on the card. The coloured dot is the card’s rarity — dark red for Secret Rare, then Ultra Rare, Super Rare, Rare, Uncommon and Common, with a grey dot for promo printings and a pale dot for the few cards the publisher lists without a rarity — and the label under the name repeats it in words. Hover a tile, or focus it with the keyboard, and the panel gives the card’s artwork, its full number, its colour, level and card type, its form, attribute and type line, its DP and play cost, and the card’s own printed text.

The cards are grouped by set code, because that is the code printed on the card. Within a set they run in number order. A printing that the publisher issues as its own numbered card — a parallel art, a promo, a tournament card — is listed as its own entry rather than folded into another one.

BT-12 — 213 cards

Set code BT-12. The publisher lists 213 cards under this code: Secret Rare 7, Super Rare 45, Rare 48, Uncommon 50, Common 63. They run below in card-number order.

BT-13 — 188 cards

Set code BT-13. The publisher lists 188 cards under this code: Secret Rare 11, Super Rare 30, Rare 58, Uncommon 35, Common 54. They run below in card-number order.

BT-14 — 176 cards

Set code BT-14. The publisher lists 176 cards under this code: Secret Rare 7, Super Rare 38, Rare 42, Uncommon 43, Common 46. They run below in card-number order.

BT-15 — 158 cards

Set code BT-15. The publisher lists 158 cards under this code: Secret Rare 7, Super Rare 30, Rare 46, Uncommon 32, Common 43. They run below in card-number order.

BT-16 — 175 cards

Set code BT-16. The publisher lists 175 cards under this code: Secret Rare 7, Super Rare 33, Rare 54, Uncommon 38, Common 43. They run below in card-number order.

BT-17 — 185 cards

Set code BT-17. The publisher lists 185 cards under this code: Secret Rare 9, Super Rare 39, Rare 44, Uncommon 46, Common 47. They run below in card-number order.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in BT-12 to BT-17?

The publisher’s own card list holds 1095 cards under the set codes BT-12 to BT-17, and all of them are on this page. Of those, 632 have artwork published by the publisher.

Why do some cards not have a picture?

Because the publisher has not published one for that printing. The publisher’s card list carries an image for most cards, but for some printings — several tournament and event cards, and some parallel arts — its own entry has no image. Those cards are listed without one rather than removed, and the tile says so.

Does this page list prices?

No. This page lists cards, not prices. A price printed here would be out of date by the time you read it, so there are none. Everything on this page is taken from the publisher’s own card list; nothing is estimated.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. The publisher — its own Digimon Card Game card list, for every card number, card name, rarity, card type, level, colour, form, attribute, type line, DP, play cost, digivolution cost and printed text on this page, and for the card artwork.
2. The publisher — its own product listings, for the product name credited to each card.
3. Our own Digimon index — used only to cross-link the articles that explain how the game works.

This page lists cards, and does not quote prices. Where the publisher has published nothing for a field, the field is left out rather than filled in. Card names, characters and artwork are the property of their respective rights holders, and this page is an independent collector’s index.

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Related reading

• Reading a Digimon Card: Codes, Numbers and Rarity Marks
• Digimon Card Game Sets: Booster, Extra Booster and Starter
• Ultimate Rare in the Digimon Card Game