Vampire is a Character card from the Azur Lane Vol.2 set (AZL/S119) in the Weiß Schwarz trading card game. Identified by card number AZL/S119-E027, this Common rarity card has a Level of 2 and a Cost of 1. It possesses 3000 Power and 1 Soul. The card is colored YELLOW, belongs to the S side, and has a SOUL trigger. Its traits are KAN-SEN and Royal Navy.
2025 • Weiß Schwarz • Azur Lane Vol.2
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Vampire is a Character card from the Azur Lane Vol.2 set (AZL/S119) in the Weiß Schwarz trading card game. Identified by card number AZL/S119-E027, this Common rarity card has a Level of 2 and a Cost of 1. It possesses 3000 Power and 1 Soul. The card is colored YELLOW, belongs to the S side, and has a SOUL trigger. Its traits are KAN-SEN and Royal Navy.
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Featured
Vampire
Game
Weiß Schwarz
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Common
Card Stock
English
Character
YELLOW
S
2
1
3000
1
SOUL
KAN-SEN, Royal Navy
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【AUTO】 Experience [(1) Put 1 card from your hand into your waiting room] When you use this card's "Backup", if the total level of the cards in your level is 3 or higher, you may pay the cost. If you do, put the top card of your clock into your waiting room. 【ACT】 【COUNTER】 Backup 2500, Level 2 [(1) Put this card from your hand into your waiting room] (Choose 1 of your characters that is being frontal attacked, and that character gets +2500 power until end of turn)
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