Palworld Legends Awaken Cards (What We Know)
August 8, 2026
The second Palworld Official Card Game booster set, Legends Awaken, is scheduled to release worldwide on October 30, 2026.
Bushiroad has confirmed that the set will contain 100 regular card types across the RR, R, U and C rarities, along with parallel cards and alternate illustrations. Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Colorless cards will all be included.
However, no individual cards from Legends Awaken have been officially revealed yet.
We do have one potentially useful clue. Promotional artwork for the set appears to feature four recognizable subjects:
Chillet Ignis
Saya and Selyne
Jetragon
Broncherry
It is important to make a distinction here. These characters appear in official promotional material for Legends Awaken, but Bushiroad has not confirmed that these exact illustrations will be used on cards. Their appearance also does not tell us what rarity, card type, or parallel versions they may receive.
Still, the artwork gives us an early idea of what Bushiroad may be planning for the second Palworld set.
The Pals in the Legend Awaken Promo Material
Chillet Ignis
Chillet Ignis is shown in a colorful outdoor scene surrounded by trees and pink petals.
The Pal could be one of the more appealing collectible cards in the set. The original Chillet is already one of the most recognizable and popular Pals in the game, and Chillet Ignis gives Bushiroad a way to feature a familiar character without simply repeating what it did in Dawn of Palpagos.
The bright, scenic artwork could translate well into an alternate art card. That is only speculation for now, though. Bushiroad has not revealed a Chillet Ignis card or confirmed that this promotional illustration will appear inside the set.
Saya and Selyne
The second piece of artwork features Saya alongside Selyne.
Saya was introduced through Palworld’s Sakurajima update, while Selyne is the powerful Pal associated with her.
Based on how Dawn of Palpagos handled characters and their partner Pals, Saya and Selyne will most likely appear as separate cards. Saya could receive her own Event card, while Selyne would likely be represented as a Pal card.
Jetragon
Jetragon is the most obvious fit for a set called Legends Awakened, and I’m excited for it.
As one of Palworld’s Legendary Pals, Jetragon matches Bushiroad’s announcement that the second booster will feature Legendary Pals in new illustrations. The promotional image shows Jetragon flying high above the landscape, with bright pink energy surrounding its wings.
Of the four characters shown, Jetragon feels like the safest prediction for a major card in the set. It could become one of the central chase cards if Bushiroad gives it a high-rarity parallel or alternate-art version.
That has not been confirmed, however. We know Legendary Pals will be included, but if I were to bet, this might be the chase.
Broncherry
Broncherry is the most unexpected of the four featured Pals.
The artwork shows it resting in a warm, colorful landscape surrounded by flowers and vegetation. It has a soft and peaceful style.
Broncherry may not carry the same name recognition as Jetragon and Chillet, but scenic artwork can make less prominent characters surprisingly desirable among collectors.
As with the other images, there is currently no confirmation that this will become a Broncherry card or an alternate art.
What Has Actually Been Confirmed?
Here is what Bushiroad has officially announced about Legends Awaken:
It is the second Palworld Official Card Game booster set.
It releases worldwide on October 30, 2026.
The release is planned in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese.
It contains 100 regular card types.
Regular rarities include RR, R, U and C.
Parallel cards and alternate illustrations will be included.
The set supports Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Colorless cards.
Legendary Pals will be featured in new illustrations.
The complete card list, individual rarities, pull rates and parallel-card lineup have not been announced.
What the Early Artwork Could Tell Us
The four illustrations suggest that Legends Awaken may combine major Legendary Pals with popular variants and characters from later Palworld updates.
Jetragon fits the legendary theme directly. Saya and Selyne bring in important Sakurajima characters. Chillet Ignis offers a new version of an established fan favorite, while Broncherry adds a softer scenic design.
That would give the set a good mix of powerful Pals, recognizable characters, and artwork aimed at collectors.
The biggest unknown is how Bushiroad plans to use these illustrations. They could be alternate art cards, standard card artwork, promotional images, or some combination of the three. Until official card reveals begin, it is best to view them as clues rather than confirmed cards.
Legendary Pals I Predict We See
Jetragon already appears in the Legends Awaken promotional image, but I expect the set to go much further with Palworld’s Legendary Pals.
The Legendary Pals that existed before Palworld’s version 1.0 release were:
Jetragon
Frostallion
Frostallion Noct
Paladius
Necromus
Neptilius
These are the Legendary Pals I would expect to see in Legends Awaken. I would not expect the set to include Legendary Pals or major characters introduced for the first time in version 1.0, and I think Neptilius is a wild card, but who knows; they might want to split up some of these for future sets.
Frostallion and Frostallion Noct could produce some of the best artwork in the set. Their contrasting ice and dark designs would make them a natural pair for regular cards, parallels or connected alternate-art cards.
Paladius and Necromus are another pair I would love to see. Their shared history and opposing light and dark designs could give Bushiroad an opportunity to create complementary cards. A connected illustration featuring both Pals would be especially appealing to collectors.
None of these cards have been confirmed. At this point, Jetragon is the only Legendary Pal shown in the promotional artwork, and even its actual card has not been revealed.
Bottom Line
Legends Awaken is still mostly a mystery, but the first promotional image gives us a few clues. Chillet Ignis, Saya and Selyne, Jetragon and Broncherry are all featured, making them reasonable candidates for the set.
That does not mean these exact illustrations are confirmed cards. We still do not know their rarities, abilities, or whether they will receive alternate-art versions.
The biggest reason to be excited is the set’s focus on Legendary Pals. I expect Bushiroad to focus on the Legendary Pals that existed before Palworld 1.0: Jetragon, Frostallion, Frostallion Noct, Paladius, Necromus, and possibly Neptilius.
If all six receive cards, especially premium parallel or alternate art versions, Legends Awaken could have a strong chase-card lineup and a clear identity as Palworld’s first Legendary-focused set.
For now, we will have to wait for the official card reveals. Legends Awaken releases worldwide on October 30, 2026, and Bushiroad says additional details will be shared leading up to release.
More information is available on the official Legends Awaken product page and in the Bushiroad Summer 2026 announcement.