Cards

Several Rockman 7 and Rockman X: Mega Mission Carddass.

Several type of cards from the Mega Man series.

Trading Card Games[]

MegaMan NT Warrior Trading Card Game: A Trading Card Game based on the MegaMan NT Warrior anime.
Rockman.EXE Card Game: Carddass game released by Bandai.
Rockman.EXE Axess Card Game: Card game released by Takara.
SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters' Clash Versus TCG: A Trading Card Game based on the game SNK vs. Capcom: Card Fighters' Clash that was only released in Japan.
Universal Fighting System
Mega Man 2 cards became available in Z/X -Zillions of enemy X- on January 25, 2018.^[1]

Carddass[]

Carddass, also known as Carddas, is the name given to Bandai's card vending machines and the cards obtained from them. All Rockman Carddass where released only in Japan. Most cards were sold in two types of vending machines, "Carddass 20" that released one card for 20 yen, and "Carddass 100" that dispensed five cards for 100 yen.

Rockman: Six series of Carddass with a total of 252 cards containing images from Rockman 1-7 and Rockman World 1-5.
Rockman X: Three series of Carddass, each from one of the first three Rockman X games, having a total of 126 cards.
Rockman X Revival: 84 cards from Rockman X and Rockman X2.
Rockman X Mega Mission: Four series of Carddass with original characters and stories.
Jumbo Carddass: Bigger cards. Two series of Carddass, one from Rockman X and other from Rockman X Mega Mission, containing nine cards each.
Jumbo Carddass Chip Shooter: A Jumbo Carddass that comes with 15 chips (pogs) each. There are 6 cards with 90 different chips from Rockman X1-3 and 3 cards with 45 chips from Rockman X Mega Mission.
All Capcom World '98: A series of Carddass from 1998 featuring several Capcom characters, including the Mega Man series.^[2]
Rockman X 25th Anniversary Memorial Carddass Edition

Barcode cards[]

Cards with barcodes that are used to play.

Super Barcode Wars: A Japanese handheld game system with a barcode reader released by Bandai that had a series of compatible cards from different media such as Gundam, Ultraman, and Dragon Ball Z released for the system. The game was very popular in Japan, and had a manga based on it, called Super Barcode Warriors. Card sets from the Rockman series where released for the system in 1992^[3] and in the Super Barcode Wars Battle Game Set #5.^[2]
Shooting Star Rockman Wave Battle Card

e-Reader Modification Cards[]

Cards that can modify the content of games with a e-Reader.

Rockman Zero 3 Modification Cards - A set of cards that can modify the Japanese version of the game Mega Man Zero 3.
Rockman.EXE 4 Modification Cards - A set of cards that can modify the Japanese version of the game Mega Man Battle Network 4. These cards use the e-Reader+ and are not compatible with other e-Readers.
Rockman EXE 5 Modification Cards - A set of cards that can modify the Japanese version of the game Mega Man Battle Network 5.
Rockman EXE 6 Modification Cards - A set of cards that can modify the Japanese version of the game Mega Man Battle Network 6.^[4]^[5]

Telephone cards[]

Promotional telephone cards:

	The December 1993 issues of Family Computer Magazine gifted telephone cards from Rockman X, Romancing SaGa 2, and Ganbare Goemon 2.
	Rockman X2 Special Carddass.
	In 1998, Famitsu held a campaign that had several telephone cards as rewards, one of them being from Rockman DASH. Other cards included Chocobo no Fushigina Dungeon, Comic Beam, Crash Bandicoot 2, Grandia, Metal Gear Solid, Parasite Eve, Sentimental Graffiti, Tales of Destiny, and YU-NO.
	Premium Telephone Card Set (プレミアムテレホンカードセット), a set of three telephone cards from Tron ni Kobun, Dino Crisis, and Street Fighter Zero 3 that was available during Tokyo Game Show '99 Spring and Capcom's site.^[6]
	Capcom Friendly Club Original Telephone Card, a phone card illustrated by Haruki Suetsugu.^[7]
	Artwork from a Tron ni Kobun telephone card illustrated by Shima Maeda that was available on a game show.^[7]
	A Tron ni Kobun telephone card illustrated by Shima Maeda that was available on a game show.^[7]
	Capcom Friendly Club telephone card.
	A Rockman Zero series telephone card was available in the grand reopening event of Yamagiwa Soft's building on August 13, 2004, which was closed for renewal for six months due to a fire.^[8]
	Rockman telephone card.

QUO Cards[]

QUO Card (クオカード, QUO Card) is a general-purpose prepaid card issued by QUO Card Co., Ltd. in Japan. Many QUO Cards contain illustrations, allowing them to also be used as collectables after use. Between 2013-2020 Capcom gifted different cards featuring art with several Capcom characters for some of the persons that answered online surveys.^[9]^[10]^[11]^[12]

On campaigns from official Twitter accounts, one hundred Rockman Zero & ZX Double Hero Collection Quo Cards were gifted to celebrate the game's upcoming release,^[13] and fifty Rockman X DiVE QUO Cards were gifted to celebrate the upcoming Japanese release.^[14]

Postcards and bookmarks[]

Capcom's retail store in Tokyo has a Rockman postcard.^[15]
Sixteen Rockman 20th Anniversary postcards.^[16]

e-sense Cards[]

e-sense Card (ｅ‐センスＣａｒｄ, e-sense Card) is a line of special postcards sold for a limited period (usually one month) in Japan from March 2006 (esc-1) to May 2009 (esc-112). In 2007, two Mega Man e-sense Cards were released.

Rockman manga[]

Postcards and bookmarks with color illustrations by Hitoshi Ariga that came with the 2009 and later releases of the manga Rockman Megamix, Rockman Gigamix and Rockman Maniax for a limited time for people that pre-ordered them from the sites e-Capcom, Fukkan and Tanomi, each with a different postcard/bookmark. Later, other Rockman manga and books also included postcards from different artists.

Rockman Megamix vol. 1 and 2
Light Numbers
Light Numbers	Bookmark with the six Numbers from the first game. The other side has a black and white picture of Rockman.

	Postcard with the 16 Wily Numbers from Rockman 2 and 5, with Quick Man highlighted. The other side has a monochrome version of the postcard below. The stamp area has Bright Man's head.

	Postcard with the 16 Numbers from Rockman 4 and 6, with Skull Man highlighted. The other side has a monochrome version of the above postcard. The stamp area has Star Man's head.
Rockman Gigamix volume 1 ^[17]
Left	e-Capcom
Left	Bookmark with Blues, Shadow Man and Shade Man, with a small part of Rockman and Roll visible. The other side has a black and white picture of Rockman.
	Fukkan
	Postcard with the 16 Wily Numbers from Rockman 3 and 7, with Turbo Man highlighted.
	Tanomi
	Postcard with Plum, Ripot, Chest, Roll (inside Pop 'n Beat) and Ice Man. The other side has a monochrome version of the Fukkan postcard. The stamp area has a small image of Chest.
Rockman Gigamix volume 2 ^[18]
Center	e-Capcom
Center	Bookmark with Mega Man, Roll, Cut Man and Elec Man.
	Fukkan
	Postcard with the nine Stardroids.
	Tanomi
	Postcard of the black and white photo of Light and Wily when they were young working in a robot.
Rockman Gigamix volume 3 ^[19]
Right	e-Capcom
Right	Bookmark featuring Bass and Ring Man.
Right	Fukkan
Right	Postcard with a battle damaged Mega Man in space.
	Tanomi
	Postcard with Proto Man and Tango.
Rockman Megamix & Gigamix Box Set
	Tanomi
	A postcard with Mega Man, Proto Man, Dr. Light and Dr. Wily.
**Rockman Maniax, Rockman 7 and Rockman 8**
	Fukkan
	In 2011, Fukkan had a promotion were customers who purchase certain Rockman goods could receive one of three limited edition postcards, each illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga, Shigeto Ikehara, and Kōji Izuki.^[20]^[21]
	Tanomi and e-Capcom
	Rockman 7 has two postcards, one with Mega Man, Rush, Auto, Beat, and Eddie, and the other with Super Mega Man, Bass and the Wily Capsule. The Rockman 8 manga comes with a postcard with Mega Man, Roll and Rush.
Rockman Maniax
	Rockman Maniax also had a bookmark from Animate shops and postcards from Fukkan.com. The back of the bookmark contains a four panel comic of X (with the Clear Buster) finding a capsule from Dr. Rightot.^[21] The Fukkan postcards are either in color or monochrome, and contain a Dr. Auto's Laboratory story presenting Maneki-neko Man or Tower Man.^[22]
2015 manga releases
	Rockman Megamix Vol. 1 and 2 postcard given for a limited time when a set containing the two volumes is purchased in e-Capcom.^[23]
	Rockman Gigamix postcard given for a limited time when the set containing the three volumes is purchased in e-Capcom.^[24]
	Rockman Maniax postcard given for a limited time when a set containing the two volumes is purchased in e-Capcom.^[25]
Others
	The 2016 release of Rockman.EXE Official Complete Works included a limited postcard by Ryo Takamisaki, the artist of the Rockman.EXE manga, when purchased from e-Capcom or Fukkan.com.^[26]

Others[]

Playing cards with Mega Man characters.
Mega Man Trading Cards - Cards from the Mega Man franchise released in 2004.
Card Wars Series - A pack released in 1993 that had cards from Rockman 5.^[27]
Wave Command Card - Cards for Mega Man Star Force 2.
Noise Mod Gear - Cards for Mega Man Star Force 3.
McDonald's released promotional foil cards from Mega Man Star Force in Japan.^[28]^[29]
Bandai's Carddass were released by Adali in Taiwan with a different format from the original. Adali also released cards based on the Rockman manga series^[30] and Irregular Hunter Rockman X.^[31]
Kellogg's cards.
UDON's Limited Edition Metal Cards.
Hanafuda cards from Capcom Town.

References[]

[1] Rockman Series Official Site: トレーディングカードゲーム『Z/X -Zillions of enemy X-（ゼクス）』に『ロックマン2』のコラボカード登場！

[KWP-2] 2.0 ^2.1 KWP: RockMan Misc Merchandise

[3] Bandai: Super Barcode Wars

[4] Rockman Perfect Memories: Rockman EXE 6 Kaizou (e+ Cards)

[5] Rockman EXE official site (archive)

[6] Capcom official site (archive)

[CDWp206-7] 7.0 ^7.1 ^7.2 Capcom Design Works page 206.

[8] ITmedia: あの火災から6か月――ヤマギワソフト館、13日リニューアルオープン

[vampireres-9] 9.0 ^9.1 カプコンのQUOカード当たった

[10] Capcom survey regarding support page

[cardkobun-11] CAPKobun's Twitter

[quo2020-12] 12.0 ^12.1 CAPCOMダウンロード版ゲームに関するアンケート

[zzxquocard-13] 13.0 ^13.1 Rockman series official site: 『ロックマンゼロ＆ゼクスダブルヒーローコレクション』 TGS出展記念オリジナルQUOカードプレゼントキャンペーン (archive)

[quodive-14] 14.0 ^14.1 Famitsu: 『ロックマンX DiVE』配信日まであと5日！オリジナルQUOカードが当たる“配信カウントダウンキャンペーン”開催中

[CapShop-15] Protodude's Rockman Corner: New Rockman Goods at Capcom Retail Store

[16] Rockman ZX Series Official Blog: Rockman 20th Anniversary event, additional information!

[17] Protodude's Rockman Corner: Gigamix Postcards

[18] Protodude's Rockman Corner: Bonus Goods For Gigamix Vol. 2

[19] Protodude's Rockman Corner: First Look At Gigamix Postcards

[20] Protodude's Rockman Corner: Delightful Postcard Art

[guhaw-21] 21.0 ^21.1 岩男と鉄夫 - ロックマンとか鉄道とか今その時思いついた事とか

[22] CAPコブンのダレットブログ - しおり付属店判明！「ロックマンマニアックス」発売直前情報

[23] -Capcom: 新装版ロックマンメガミックス全2巻セット（特典付）

[24] -Capcom: 新装版ロックマンギガミックス全3巻セット（特典付）

[25] -Capcom: 新装版ロックマンマニアックス全2巻セット（特典付）

[26] Rockman-Unity Twitter

[27] Bandai: Card Wars Series

[28] YouTube video: Funny Megaman Starforce Mc Donalds commercial

[29] Dengeki-Online: 『流星のロックマン』が「マクドナルド」のハッピーセットに登場

[30] The Reploid Research Lavatory: Comic to Card: Ikehara x Adali

[31] 洛克人x收藏卡-普卡

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