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TUIDE Tune & Play: Group vs Unit cards explained #kpop #photocard #tuide

24 Aug 2026 · 1 min

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In this concise explanatory video, the presenter breaks down the photocard pulling system for the 2iDebut album. The album comes in four main versions, each CD copy yields three photocards. The WeTune and WePlay bundles each feature a matching A&B member set selected from seven possible members; this set provides two identical member cards. WeTune adds a group card (chosen from three possible groups) while WePlay adds a unit card (chosen from three possible units). The presenter notes that each CD still contains three photocards overall, but the exact composition of the distinct pool remains to be verified. Separate categories such as Membership and Traveler cards are not officially classified as photocards. Weverse album copies pull one photocard from a pool of seven. Overlap between versions is unconfirmed, and US‑exclusive or preorder selfie benefits should be excluded from the standard pools. The video ends with a call to support the channel.

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2iDebut album has 4 main versions, and each CD copy pulls 3 photocards. WeTune and WePlay each include 1 matching A&B member set, chosen from 7. That member set gives 2 cards, both featuring the same randomly selected member. WeTune adds 1 group card from 3, while WePlay adds 1 unit card from 3. Each CD includes 3 photocards, but the combined distinct pool still needs verification. Membership and Traveler cards are separate inclusions, not officially labeled as photocards. Each Weverse album's copy pulls 1 photocard from 7. Version overlap is still unconfirmed. Keep US exclusives and preorder selfie benefits outside every album inclusion pool. If this helped your collecting, please support the channel and subscribe for more.