US-English Bandai notice checked November 11, 2026. No registration, app process, available place, physical prize card or award distribution tested.
WHY IT MATTERS
Track GD05-106 by finish and announced award route. Resolve registration with the participating store: Bandai’s specific store-only FAQ and its generic app instruction do not say the same thing.
Event date: . This article’s publication date is shown separately above.
One card code, two announced finishes
Bandai’s US-English Claim Miorine 3 on 3 Battle notice identifies Mutual Attraction GD05-106 in non-foil and foil versions. It says participants receive participation award cards after the event, while a special foil version goes to members of the winning team and three lucky-draw winners. The FAQ describes three winning-team recipients and three lucky-prize recipients. Participation, a team win and selection in the draw are different acquisition routes.
A checklist should therefore keep the event label and finish beside GD05-106. Knowing the card code does not establish whether a seller offers the participation version or the special foil. The announced rules also do not establish the number of events, total cards distributed, draw odds or the provenance of an individual physical copy.
Build the team and confirm the store’s process
The notice schedules two waves: December 4–31, 2026 and January 8–28, 2027. Each team has three players, with three one-on-one matches taking place simultaneously; a team wins the round when two members win. Bandai describes a full-capacity store as eight teams, or 24 players. That capacity description is not proof of an available place at any store.
Its event-specific instructions say the team representative applies directly through the participating store’s method, and all three members later check in using TCG+. The FAQ explicitly says applications cannot be made through the app. Further down, however, a general “How to participate” block says application via TCG+ is necessary. Those instructions conflict. Use the participating store to resolve the actual application route and opening date rather than assuming app check-in is the same as registration.
Keep a collection target separate from an event result
For an event plan, record the store, wave, team members, confirmation and check-in requirements. The page says teams without three members cannot participate and the seating order set at check-in cannot change during the event. Its application workflow also distinguishes a confirmed team from one on the waiting list.
For a purchase later, ask for photographs that establish the actual finish and any relevant event provenance. A listing that only says “Miorine prize” leaves the participation, winning-team and lucky-draw descriptions unresolved. This report follows Bandai’s announced November 6 information; it has not registered a team, tested the app, witnessed an award or verified a physical prize card.
