The trading card comes alive™.

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The first battery-powered interactive trading card built for a new era of collecting. Hidden beneath the surface, Dynamics new LightShow™ Technology transforms every card reveal into a living moment with animated LED effects, motion-triggered playback, and rechargeable wireless power.

Battery Powered

5 Animated Sequences

Wireless Charging

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What's Inside

Engineered to disappear beneath the surface. Precision-crafted technology transforms a standard trading card into an immersive interactive collectible.

Light Sensor

Automatically detects pack openings and activates the LightShow™ experience the moment the card is revealed.

158 LED display

A hidden ultra-thin LED matrix powers vivid animated visuals beneath the surface of the card.

Instant Replay

Cover the sensor for a few seconds to replay animations anytime you want to experience the moment again.

Seamless Technology. Electrifying Reveals.

LightShow™ combines a rechargeable power system, microprocessor, display controller, and precision LED display into a form factor that looks and feels like a traditional trading card.

Powered Inside

Designed to remain sealed in packs for extended periods while maintaining performance and replay capability.

Seamless Technology. Electrifying Reveals.

LightShow™ combines a rechargeable power system, microprocessor, display controller, and precision LED display into a form factor that looks and feels like a traditional trading card.

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Powered Inside

Designed to remain sealed in packs for extended periods while maintaining performance and replay capability.

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Energy Freedom

Universal Wireless Power

Recharge LightShow™ cards with any compatible Qi wireless charger. A charger with a colored light which indicates the device is charging is recommended. Simply place the card on the charging surface to restore power and continue the experience.

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Standard Qi Wireless Charging

Connect your charger to any standard USB port or AC outlet.

LED Feedback

Charging confirms when the card's LED illuminates during placement. If a charger with optical feedback is not available then, in some environments, overhead lighting may need to be dimmed to see the recharging light.

Where To Find Interactive Cards

Available exclusively through Upper Deck.

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Upper Deck

Look for official LightShow™ technology integrated into premium Upper Deck releases.

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The Authority

The premier marketplace to buy, sell, grade, and vault your digital-physical collectibles.

Where To Find Interactive Cards

Available exclusively through Upper Deck.

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Upper Deck

Look for official LightShow™ technology integrated into premium Upper Deck releases.

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The Authority

The premier marketplace to buy, sell, grade, and vault your digital-physical collectibles.

Support & Documentation

Technical specifications and guides for the LightShow™ ecosystem.

FAQs

How long does the battery last?

The battery provides over 365 days of standby power. A single 10-minute charge typically supports dozens of animation sequences.

How does the light sensor work?

A micro-aperture on the card surface detects ambient light. When you first open a pack or expose the card to light, the sensor triggers a randomized visual sequence.

How do I trigger a replay?

Cover the light sensor (typically near the top corner) with your thumb for 3 seconds, then release. This force-restarts the animation sequence.

How do I use Qi wireless charging?

Simply place the card on any standard Qi-certified charging pad. The internal 158 LED display will pulse gently to confirm charging has initiated.

What is the 158 LED display?

It is a high-density micro-LED matrix embedded beneath the card's surface skin, invisible when off but capable of vivid animations when active.

Patents Pending

United States Non-Provisional Patent Application No. 19/063,885

United States Provisional Patent Application No. 63/558,078