KiBinder is a companion app for trading card game collectors and players. Track your collection, complete sets, build virtual binders to showcase your cards, and craft decks for game night. Currently supporting Dragon Ball Super: Masters, Dragon Ball Super: Fusion World, the One Piece Card Game, the Digimon Card Game, and the Pokémon TCG, with more games on the way.

What card games are supported?

KiBinder currently supports five trading card games: Dragon Ball Super: Masters, Dragon Ball Super: Fusion World, the One Piece Card Game, the Digimon Card Game, and the Pokémon TCG. Magic: The Gathering is on the way. New sets are added as they release.

Can I track both DBS Masters and Fusion World in one place?

Yes. KiBinder handles both Dragon Ball Super card games in a single account — track sets, build decks, and organize binders for Masters and Fusion World side by side, with no switching between tools or spreadsheets.

How do I get started with KiBinder?

Sign in with Google, choose the sets you want to track, and start adding cards. It's free to start, no credit card needed — you can have your first set tracked in under a minute.

How do I track my Dragon Ball Super card collection?

Add the cards you own and KiBinder does the rest. Every set gets a live completion bar, so you can see at a glance which cards you still need and what your collection is worth. It works for both Dragon Ball Super card games — Masters and Fusion World — with more games on the way, and your collection syncs everywhere you sign in.

How do I see which cards I'm missing from a set?

Pick the sets you're working on and KiBinder shows a completion view for each: the cards you own and the gaps, side by side. No more checking a spreadsheet against a checklist to find the blank spots in your binder.

How does KiBinder know what my cards are worth?

Card prices come from current TCGPlayer market data and refresh every day. Your collection's total value — and the cost of the cards you're still chasing — stays up to date automatically.

How does deck building work?

Search and add cards with KiBinder's visual deck builder for Dragon Ball Super: Masters and Fusion World. Watch your cost curve and card-type breakdown update as you build, then export the finished deck as text or a shareable image — or send the whole list to TCGPlayer to buy in one click.

Can I buy the cards for a deck I've built?

In one click. KiBinder sends your whole deck or want-list straight to TCGPlayer's Mass Entry cart, so you can price it out and buy every card at once instead of searching for them one by one.

What is a virtual binder?

A virtual binder is a digital version of the real thing: drag and drop cards onto customizable pages, choose a cover, and arrange everything how you like. It's great for showing off a collection — and for planning a physical binder before you sleeve a single card.

Can KiBinder tell me when a card hits a price I want?

Yes. Set a price alert on any card and KiBinder emails you when it reaches your target — handy for timing the pickup on that last card you need to finish a set.

Do I need to download an app?

No. KiBinder runs in your browser — there's nothing to install. You can add it to your phone's home screen for an app-like experience, and your collection stays in sync everywhere you sign in.

Is my collection private?

Yes. Your collection is private to your account. Virtual binders are private by default too — you only share one if you choose to make it public.

Neo Destiny (N4) — Complete Card Checklist & Prices | Pokemon

Q: How do I track which cards I own?

Sign in to KiBinder, start tracking the set, and add the cards you own to your collection in the app. Your completion progress updates automatically — you’ll see exactly what you still need.

Q: How current are these prices?

Prices come from TCGPlayer market data and refresh daily.

Q: Are alt-art reprints included?

Every printing released in this set is listed here. Alternate-art versions reprinted in a different set live on that set’s page.

N4226 cards

Released February 28, 2002

Every card in Neo Destiny (N4), with rarities and live TCGPlayer prices. Track which ones you own — KiBinder shows you exactly what you're missing and what it's all worth.

Total cards

226

Set market value

$28,332.74

Live TCGPlayer total · updated daily

Rarities