Redakai: Conquer the Kairu is an entertainment and gaming property
created by Spin Master and Takara Japan. It featured an animated TV
show produced by Marathon Media and Spin Master, in association with
Canal J, Gulli, and YTV, with the participation of Le Centre National
de La Cinematographie, Telefilm Canada, The Canadian Film or Video
Production Tax Credit, The Ontario Film and Television Tax Credits,
and The Government of Quebec: Film and Television Tax Credit, Geston
SODEC (despite not being produced in Quebec) and directed and designed
by Stephane Berry (Totally Spies!, Martin Mystery), which aired on
Cartoon Network on July 16, 2011. The Redakai Trading Card Game was
released in August 2011, featuring clear, plastic cards.The game of
Redakai has two sets of rules, a set of "Basic rules" which plays much
like a simple card game where the top card of a deck is flipped
face-up to compare powers and another set of rules that utilize the
full text on the cards. The cards are made of plastic instead of paper
and use a system where several parts of the cards are clear to allow
portions of the cards behind them to be revealed, much like the
Wizards of the Coast game Hecatomb. The cards also use images created
with lenticular printing.There are three types of cards: Characters,
Monsters, and Attacks. Each player starts the game with three
Characters. A player plays monsters on their own characters to change
their abilities and defenses and play attacks on top of their
opponent's characters in order to damage them. When the three yellow
"health bars" on a character are filled in red, that character is
knocked out. One must "KO" all three opposing characters to win the
game. The game's power source, "Kairu", is how the cards are played in
the full game.The card game was released to hobby stores in June 2011
and saw a general release in August of that same year.
created by Spin Master and Takara Japan. It featured an animated TV
show produced by Marathon Media and Spin Master, in association with
Canal J, Gulli, and YTV, with the participation of Le Centre National
de La Cinematographie, Telefilm Canada, The Canadian Film or Video
Production Tax Credit, The Ontario Film and Television Tax Credits,
and The Government of Quebec: Film and Television Tax Credit, Geston
SODEC (despite not being produced in Quebec) and directed and designed
by Stephane Berry (Totally Spies!, Martin Mystery), which aired on
Cartoon Network on July 16, 2011. The Redakai Trading Card Game was
released in August 2011, featuring clear, plastic cards.The game of
Redakai has two sets of rules, a set of "Basic rules" which plays much
like a simple card game where the top card of a deck is flipped
face-up to compare powers and another set of rules that utilize the
full text on the cards. The cards are made of plastic instead of paper
and use a system where several parts of the cards are clear to allow
portions of the cards behind them to be revealed, much like the
Wizards of the Coast game Hecatomb. The cards also use images created
with lenticular printing.There are three types of cards: Characters,
Monsters, and Attacks. Each player starts the game with three
Characters. A player plays monsters on their own characters to change
their abilities and defenses and play attacks on top of their
opponent's characters in order to damage them. When the three yellow
"health bars" on a character are filled in red, that character is
knocked out. One must "KO" all three opposing characters to win the
game. The game's power source, "Kairu", is how the cards are played in
the full game.The card game was released to hobby stores in June 2011
and saw a general release in August of that same year.
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