Animoca Brands Japan, a subsidiary of Animoca Brands, has announced the release of digital collection cards from the widely popular fantasy adventure manga series “FAIRY TAIL.”
These digital collectibles will be available on Quidd, an NFT marketplace and another subsidiary of Animoca Brands, starting on May 24 at 17:00PM EST.
The first release includes 29 characters such as Natsu, Lucy, and Happy, with each cards depicting key scenes from the manga, selected and approved by Hiro Mashima himself. These cards will be available in different levels of rarity.
Source: Quidd
How to participate in the drop?
To participate, visit the Quidd marketplace website or download the app from Google Playstore or App Store to login or create an account. Once logged in, fund your wallet with the desired amount or enough to cover the purchase via Credit/Debit Card or Google Pay.
On May 24 at 17:00PM EST, Quidd will open purchases for the collection and there will be three types of packs to choose from:
For more information, interested participants are encouraged to visit the FAIRY TAIL collection web page or follow Animoca Brands Japan and Quidd on X for updates.
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