Club Penguin Trading Card Game

“	Master the art of the card. Play the Club Penguin Trading Card Game with friends at home, or login to Club Penguin and use your cards to get on the fast path when playing Card-Jitsu™, the exciting new online multiplayer game.	”
	— Tagline

The Club Penguin Trading Card Game is the first set of real-life Card-Jitsu Cards. It and the Club Penguin Trading Card Game – Card-Jitsu Puffle Deck comprise the first series of Card-Jitsu cards. This set was released on November 17, 2008, and contains 110 cards. On June 16, 2010, the set was re-released.

This set was released in Spanish on April 26, 2011, and in Portuguese on May 13, 2011.

Cards in this set have a light blue penguin icon in the lower-right corner of each card. The re-release versions of the cards have a light green penguin.

Card packs, boxes, and tins[]

Single Packs[]

Single packs each contain 7 random regular cards, 1 random power card, 1 random customize card, 1 random sticker sheet, and 1 code card. Although the description for the pack claims the 7 regular cards are comprised of 4 "common" ones, 2 "uncommon", and 1 "rare", it is not specified which rarity each card is.

Double Wide Blister Pack[]

Double wide blister packs vary between releases. The original release contains 3 single packs, for a total of 21 random regular cards, 3 random power cards, 3 random customize cards, 3 random sticker sheets, and 3 code cards. Although the description for the pack claims the 21 regular cards are comprised of 12 "common" ones, 6 "uncommon", and 3 "rare", it is not specified which rarity each card is.

The re-release contains 2 single packs, for a total of 14 random regular cards, 2 random power cards, 2 random customize cards, 2 random sticker sheets, and 2 code cards. It also contains a popup, of either Sensei or a ninja.

Booster Box[]

Booster boxes each contain 24 single packs, for a total of 144 random regular cards, 24 random power cards, 24 random customize cards, 24 random sticker sheets, and 24 code cards.

Value Deck[]

Value decks each contain 28 random regular cards, 4 random power cards, 4 random customize cards, 4 random sticker sheets, and 4 code cards. Although the description for the deck claims the 28 regular cards are comprised of 16 "common" ones, 8 "uncommon", and 4 "rare", it is not specified which rarity each card is.

Tin[]

Tins each contain 42 random regular cards, 6 random power cards, 6 random customize cards, 6 random sticker sheets, and 6 code cards. Although the description for the tin claims the 42 regular cards are comprised of 24 "common" ones, 12 "uncommon", and 6 "rare", it is not specified which rarity each card is.