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Anime Shop Simulator Guide

Opening Booster Packs and Collecting Arcanis Cards

Order packs, open in batches, collection menu sorting, sell singles vs keep for decks.

Last updated: September 12, 2026

Quick Answer

Order packs → shelf or inventory → interact to open → cards auto-add to collection → sell dupes, keep deck pieces.

Hi, I'm Vook, a pack ripper who opens Arcanis boosters in batches and reviews the collection once — not after every single wrapper.

Arcanis — booster packs and collection menu

Booster packs are the bridge between retail income and card battles. Buy blind, open blind, decide: shelf single, deck slot, or quick sale.

Prerequisite: gaming table at shop level 5 — beginners' guide. Pricing singles: setting product prices. Battles: card battles.

Buy packs

  1. Open the product ordering screen.
  2. Select booster packs, set quantity.
  3. Confirm order.

I buy in batches. Rare pulls need volume, not one-off hope.

Store: shelf vs inventory

Storage Best for Trade-off
Shelf Selling sealed $5 packs to customers Takes shelf space
Inventory Personal opening sessions Customers can't buy them

Collection building → inventory. Sealed resale → shelf.

Note: Sealed packs don't count toward collection until opened.

Open and review

Interact with a pack (shelf or inventory) — one interaction, cards resolve into Card collection.

I open a batch, then open the collection menu once.

Use the menu as a dashboard:

  • Duplicates → sell candidates
  • First copies → keep for collection progress
  • High rarity → deck candidates

Sell or deck

Sell singles — duplicates and low-rarity pulls → cash. Keeps the shop liquid.

Build decks — slot cards into the 9-card battle deck. Higher ceiling via tournaments.

Warning: Don't mass-sell right after a big session. Check deck needs first.

My sort rule

Pull Action
Duplicate common Sell
First common Keep
Duplicate rare Keep one, sell rest
First rare Keep, evaluate for deck
Deck needs it Keep, no exceptions

FAQ

Auto-open? No — interact manually.
Where do cards go? Card collection menu.
Can I sell pulls? Yes, as singles.
Required for progress? Not strictly — but only way to build collection and deck material from packs.

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