Dark Irregulars, Pale Moon and Tachikaze were completed in this Much of what BT03 brought to the game could probably be summarized as 'this unit gets +3000 power.' This set's cover card is Gwynn the A lesser theme of the set was powering up vanguard and rearguard lanes by meeting specific conditions.

Tying into the soul theme, the final cards of each evolutionary line used their skills by soulcharging at key stages in the evolution and then maintaining a soul of six to activate their skills with. In addition to this, BT03 brought in the concept of ride evolution, with this incarnation of the mechanic using first vanguards that search through a limited number of cards off the top off the top of the deck to find a specific unit to ride. Was themed around new uses of the soul, introducing the first soul-based superior call mechanics with the Pale Moon clan, and charging up and blasting the soul as ammunition with the now-completed Dark Irregulars. Released in Japan on August 6th, 2011, VG-BT03: Demonic Lord Invasion ( Previous entry: The History of Professional Cardfight, May-August 2011)

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