A sourced KOTAMON card database, practical player guides, locations, achievements, and a private collection tracker built for the questions you have mid-run.
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KOTAMON combines a relaxed garbage-collecting routine with a trading-card hunt. You rummage through discarded objects, complete work around the dump site, uncover treasures, and build a card collection along the way. This independent guide hub is organized around the questions that interrupt a real play session: which cards have been documented, how the four color sets are organized, where to look next, what foil cards change, and which achievements still need attention. Each section is designed as a direct route to an answer, with related guides linked together so you can move from discovery to repair, valuation, set completion, and achievement planning without searching through unrelated posts.
Start with the beginner's guide if you are learning the basic loop. Use the card database when you need a searchable reference, then open the collection tracker to mark normal and foil finds. Tracker progress is stored in your browser, so it works without an account and does not upload your checklist to this site.
Card pages distinguish documented information from details that still need retail verification. That matters for a newly released game: footage, demo builds, store descriptions, and player reports do not always describe the same version. We link claims to their evidence tier and avoid filling gaps with invented card names, locations, values, or drop rates. When reliable information changes, the relevant guide is updated instead of silently presenting an old build as current.
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Collection Tracker
A spoiler-light first-session walkthrough for KOTAMON: learn the trash-run loop, protect valuable finds, spend money wisely, and start your card collection.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideThe searchable short answer to KOTAMON's unusually long Steam title, release date, developer, core gameplay loop, and content warning.
Updated 2026-08-25GuideA complete overview of every documented KOTAMON card, organized by color set and rarity. Use this as your starting point before diving into individual card pages.
Updated 2026-08-24GuidePractical, evidence-backed tips for increasing your odds of finding SR and SSR cards in KOTAMON without inventing fixed spawn locations.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideEverything officially known about KOTAMON foil cards: where they come from, how to identify them, and how to track your foil collection.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideA breakdown of KOTAMON's four color sets, their themes, documented cards, and the Steam achievements you unlock for completing each one.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideAn evidence-backed explainer for KOTAMON card condition: crumpled, damaged, torn, repaired, and how quality affects selling value.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideEverything known about unopened cereal boxes in KOTAMON: where to find them, what they can contain, and how to use them for foil cards and achievements.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideA guide to KOTAMON's non-card collectibles, where to look for them, and the achievements tied to each treasure family.
Updated 2026-08-25GuideEvidence-backed money-making strategies for KOTAMON: efficient recycling, what to sell, upgrade priorities, and cash achievements.
Updated 2026-08-24GuideA cautious, evidence-labeled index of the KOTAMON parody cards and VTuber references players have identified in official footage and the retail game.
Updated 2026-08-25Filter the database by SR/SSR rarity and see which cards are documented from official footage.
Browse rare cards →Learn how cereal boxes work, what achievements require foils, and track your foil checklist.
Foil card guide →Check off cards and foils as you find them. All data stays in your browser—no account needed.
Open tracker →Database guide
The main database brings the collection fields together in one place. Browse every currently documented card, narrow the list by set or rarity, and open an individual record for its known condition, value, source, and discovery notes. The separate rare-card index focuses on SR and SSR entries, while the set index groups cards by the four color collections used by the game.
Condition is useful because a damaged find and a repaired card should not be treated as identical records. Where evidence supports it, a card entry can show base and repaired values separately. Unknown values stay visibly unknown. This keeps the database useful for planning without turning an incomplete observation into a false promise about profit or availability.
Foil cards have their own index and guide because they matter to collectors and to achievement planning. The foil-card guide explains the documented cereal-box connection and clearly marks anything that still requires confirmation. Use it together with the tracker rather than assuming every card or container follows an undocumented fixed probability.
The tracker provides separate controls for ordinary and foil copies. Checkmarks are saved with localStorage on the current device. Clearing browser storage removes that progress, so export a JSON backup before resetting the browser or moving computers. The tracker does not require a login, does not sell collection data, and can be reset whenever you want a clean playthrough.
Review the beginner and money guides, note the cards or achievements you want to target, and export the tracker if it already contains important progress. A short objective is easier to verify than trying to collect everything in one run.
Use the location and treasure indexes as reference points, but pay attention to build differences and your own game state. If a documented route no longer matches, capture the platform, version, and location so the report can be checked properly.
Mark normal and foil copies, inspect incomplete color sets, and compare achievement requirements with the dedicated index. Corrections backed by an official source or reproducible retail evidence can be sent through the contact page.
Data sourced from official KOTAMON trailers, the Steam store page, and community documentation. See our editorial policy for evidence standards.
