Naruto Mobile Gets Worldwide Release, Card Game Launches June 2027
The announcements came at the 'NARUTO: What's Next?' panel at New York Comic Con, alongside a Studio Pierrot trailer for the card game.
The "NARUTO: What's Next?" panel at New York Comic Con announced that Naruto Mobile will receive a worldwide release, according to animenewsnetwork.com. The same panel announced that the Naruto Card Game, a new trading card game, will officially launch in June 2027.
Studio Pierrot produced a trailer for the Naruto Card Game that was shown at the panel. The game will have three starter decks centered around Naruto, Sasuke, and Gaara.
Select trading card game stores will host demos for the Naruto Card Game from February 5-19 and February 19 through March 5, followed by a wider demo event on March 5-31.
Both projects are part of an overall "Project Rasengan," a cross-media initiative spanning anime, manga and games. The panel revealed a roadmap for Project Rasengan from 2027 through 2029 that seemingly teased eight projects.
More details will be revealed at the Jump Festa '27 event on December 19-20.
Project Rasengan's first four projects
The first four projects of Project Rasengan are the crossover Ninkuanime, the trading card game launching in June 2027, the worldwide release of Naruto Mobile, and a new manga by Masashi Kishimoto. The original Naruto Mobile game launched in Mainland China in 2016, and Bandai released the Naruto Collectible Card Game from 2006 until 2013.
Quick answers
When does the Naruto Card Game launch?
The Naruto Card Game will officially launch in June 2027.
When can players try the Naruto Card Game?
Select trading card game stores will host demos from February 5-19 and February 19 through March 5, with a wider demo event on March 5-31.
What is Project Rasengan?
It is a cross-media initiative spanning anime, manga and games. Its first four projects are the crossover Ninkuanime, the trading card game launching in June 2027, the worldwide release of Naruto Mobile, and a new manga by Masashi Kishimoto.