hololive Diva Fever English Release Guide: Date, Oshi Cards, and What the Japanese Set Shows

The quick version

• Diva Fever is the next hololive OFFICIAL CARD GAME Booster Pack set in English. The official release date is November 20 (Fri), 2026. The Japanese edition came out on March 13, 2026, so its cards are already public.
• The publisher has confirmed 125 standard card types plus parallel cards, enhancement cards for 26 holomem, and seven Oshi holomem cards: first OSRs for Akai Haato, Ookami Mio, Momosuzu Nene, Vestia Zeta and Ouro Kronii, and new-color Oshi cards for AZKi and Tsunomaki Watame.
• The premium rarity named so far is the HR (holomem Rare) parallel with special illustrations. Select reprints are included so a new player can build a deck from this set.
• The Japanese edition has four SEC hot-stamped signature cards: Vestia Zeta, Ookami Mio, AZKi and Momosuzu Nene. The English page has not confirmed its SEC cards, parallel count or card list yet.
• No English pull rates exist yet, and Japanese rates are not a safe stand-in: English editions have added cards to a set before.
• The Diva Fever Booster Box and Case are open for pre-order at TCGGuy and ship on or after release.

Diva Fever is the hololive OFFICIAL CARD GAME's fourth English Booster Pack set of 2026, after Curious Universe, Enchant Regalia and Ayakashi Vermilion, and the last English release before Bouncer Bound in January. The Japanese edition of the same set has been out since March 13, 2026. This guide covers what the publisher has confirmed for the English release, what the Japanese edition shows, and where the two may differ. It will be updated as the English card list fills in.

TCGGuy has the Diva Fever Booster Box and the Diva Fever Case open for pre-order. The product pages show live pricing and the estimated ship date.

When does Diva Fever release?

November 20 (Fri), 2026, per the official product page. That puts it two months after the Summer hologram Extra Booster and five months after Ayakashi Vermilion. The English Booster Pack line so far, with the dates the official site lists:

If you are new to the game itself, our Summer hologram guide explains how a hololive OFFICIAL CARD GAME match works, who makes it, and why it is not the same thing as hololive in Weiss Schwarz.

What is in Diva Fever?

Everything below is from the official product page. It is a shorter page than the one Ayakashi Vermilion got, so the list of confirmed facts is shorter too:

• Card count: 125 standard card types, plus parallel cards. The page does not yet break that down by rarity.
• Enhancement cards for 26 holomem who already have cards in earlier products.
• Five talents get their first OSR (Oshi holomem Super Rare) card: Akai Haato, Ookami Mio, Momosuzu Nene, Vestia Zeta and Ouro Kronii.
• Two returning Oshi holomem in a new color: AZKi and Tsunomaki Watame get brand-new Oshi holomem cards with a new color variation, which the page frames as lighting up your stage in a different color.
• The HR (holomem Rare) parallel rarity returns, described as premium and featuring special illustrations.
• Select reprints, so a new player can build a deck and start playing with this set alone. The page lists reprinted Debut holomem cards for 12 talents (table below).

Not on the English page yet: per-rarity counts, SEC (Secret) signature cards, SY cheer card art, and the card list itself. The English card search had no Diva Fever entries when this guide was updated. The Japanese edition has published all of that, covered in the next sections. We will add the English numbers when the publisher posts them, and build a full card list page the way we did for Ayakashi Vermilion.

Which talents are in Diva Fever?

The official page lists the featured talents in three groups. One table, three columns:

That is 26 talents with holomem cards, seven of them with an Oshi card, and 12 with a reprinted Debut card. The spread runs across hololive JP, ID, EN and the newer groups, which matters if your deck is built around a talent who has had few cards so far.

What does the Japanese edition of Diva Fever show?

The Japanese Diva Fever came out on March 13, 2026, with the same 26 talents, the same seven Oshi holomem and the same 125 standard cards the English page lists. The Japanese official page gives the full breakdown:

• Configuration: 8 cards per pack, 12 packs per box.
• 125 standard cards: OSR 7, RR 12, R 26, U 31, C 49.
• 124 parallels: SEC 4, OUR 7, HR 6, UR 12, SY 6, SR 38, S 51.
• A new skill type on Oshi cards, which translates as "Oshi Stage Skill". The Japanese page says it lets you use a strong skill without spending holo power. The English name has not been published, so it may differ.
• A card co-created with Momosuzu Nene, whose effect she worked out with viewers on stream. Its parallel version has a hand-drawn design in hot stamping.
• AZKi and Tsunomaki Watame, the two talents on the package, also released an original song called "Diva Fever" for the set, a first for the game.

These are the seven Oshi holomem cards as printed in the Japanese edition. The English cards should carry the same art with English text, but the English versions have not been shown yet. Tap or click a card to enlarge it, then swipe or use the arrows to see the next one.

Tsunomaki Watame hBP07-001 · OSR
Japanese edition

Vestia Zeta hBP07-002 · OSR
Japanese edition

Ookami Mio hBP07-003 · OSR
Japanese edition

Akai Haato hBP07-004 · OSR
Japanese edition

Ouro Kronii hBP07-005 · OSR
Japanese edition

AZKi hBP07-006 · OSR
Japanese edition

Momosuzu Nene hBP07-007 · OSR
Japanese edition

Which Diva Fever cards will collectors chase?

This part is informed speculation, and we label it that way. In the Japanese edition the top rarity is SEC: four hot-stamped signature cards, each a version of an Oshi holomem card with the talent's signature stamped in foil.

Vestia Zeta hBP07-002 · SEC
Japanese edition

Ookami Mio hBP07-003 · SEC
Japanese edition

AZKi hBP07-006 · SEC
Japanese edition

Momosuzu Nene hBP07-007 · SEC
Japanese edition

If the English set follows the Japanese one, these four SEC cards (Vestia Zeta, Ookami Mio, AZKi and Momosuzu Nene) will be the chase, with the six HR (holomem Rare) parallels and the OUR Oshi parallels behind them. The English page so far matches the Japanese set on talents, Oshi cards and the 125 standard cards. It has not confirmed the SEC cards, and English editions have added cards before: see the comparison below.

Will the English Diva Fever match the Japanese one?

Probably close, but not certainly. The last full set shows why. By the two official product pages:

The English Ayakashi Vermilion added cards from two Japanese Start Decks, so it ended up 22 standard cards and 17 parallels larger, with an extra SEC. For Diva Fever the English page already shows the same 125 standard cards as the Japanese edition, which suggests a closer match this time, but the parallel count and the SEC list are not confirmed until the publisher posts them.

What is in a booster box and a case?

Two sealed products are on pre-order:

• Diva Fever Booster Box: 12 packs of 8 cards, the configuration of the Japanese edition and of the English Ayakashi Vermilion box.
• Diva Fever Case: 12 booster boxes, sealed.

The English product page has not published the pack configuration yet. If the English box turns out different, the product pages and this guide will be corrected.

Both products are pre-orders and ship on or after the November 20 release date. Pre-order allocations for hololive sets have been limited in the past, so if a product shows sold out, use Notify me on its page and we will email you if more arrives.

Are there English pull rates yet?

No. Nobody has opened an English Diva Fever box, so any English pull rate you see before release is a guess or a Japanese figure reused. Japanese rates are not a safe stand-in: when the English edition of a set has more cards, as Ayakashi Vermilion did, the odds of pulling any one of them change, and the publisher has not said how the English packs are sorted.

Once the English set is out and two independent trackers agree on rates, we will add them here.

How does Diva Fever compare with the last two sets?

By the publisher's own numbers for the English editions:

So Diva Fever is a full Booster Pack set, larger than the reprint-heavy Summer hologram and a little smaller than Ayakashi Vermilion. If you want the complete picture of what a hololive Booster Pack set looks like once the list is out, our Ayakashi Vermilion card list has every card and parallel of the last one.

Tracking Diva Fever presale prices

We do not print prices in our guides because they go stale fast, and presale prices move more than most. TCGGuy Market Insights lists the Diva Fever booster box and case and records their market price nightly from public US marketplace listings and sales, so the presale run-up and the first months after release will be on one chart. It tracks the sealed products only; there are no single-card prices for this game on Market Insights.

Bottom line: Diva Fever is a 125-card Booster Pack set with seven Oshi holomem cards, five of them first OSRs. The Japanese edition shows the art and points to four SEC signature cards (Zeta, Mio, AZKi and Nene) as the likely chase, but the English SEC list and pull rates are not confirmed. Pre-order for the talents you collect, and treat any English chase-card or pull-rate claim before release as a guess.

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