Vanguard Koshien

The Vanguard Koshien (ヴァンガード甲子園こうしえん Vangādo Kōshien) is a fictional tournament for all cardfighters who are are part of a high school Cardfight club in Cardfight!! Vanguard Manga and Cardfight!! Vanguard (V Series Anime - Continued). The Koshien itself is an upgraded version of the previous year's high school tournament. The previous champions were from Fukuhara, while the current champions are from Miyaji Academy. The Koshien is sponsored by the Tatsunagi Foundation, and hosted by MC Miya, Team Dreadnought, and the idols Ultra-Rare.

Qualifying Rules

• It features team fights.
• It requires at least five fighters to form a team.
• Each team member must be a student of that participating high school. They can be from any year.

List of Known Participants

• Miyaji Academy (Champions)
• Fukuhara (Runner Up)
• Hitsue (Tied for 3rd)
• Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School (Tied for 3rd)
• Abashiri Bangaichi High School (unknown placement)
• Tosa Ipponzuri Girl's School (unknown placement)
• Sata Andagi High School (unknown placement)

Gallery

Asaka Narumi, Minami Kawanami, and Kouji Ibuki of Fukuhara

Asaka Narumi, Minami Kawanami, and Kouji Ibuki of Fukuhara

Mamoru Anjou, Gouki Daimonji, and Kenji Mitsusada of Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School

Mamoru Anjou, Kenji Mitsusada, and Gouki Daimonji of Tokyo Metropolitan Harumi High School

Katsumi Morikawa, Toshiki Kai, and Taishi Miwa of Hitsue

Katsumi Morikawa, Toshiki Kai, and Taishi Miwa of Hitsue

The Tatsunagi Foundation

The semi-finals

Tosa Ipponzuri Girl's School (left) and Sata Andagi High School (right)

Abashiri Bangaichi High School

TV commercial

TV commercial

Concessions staff member

Tournament exterior

Playing field

Field entrance

Tournament staff member leading Fukuhara and holding the champion's flag

The champion's flag

The champion's flag

Team Dreadnought commentating

MC Miya commentating

Blank scoreboard

Multiple different teams

Aerial view of all the teams

Katsumi Morikawa giving the oath of fair play

Katsumi Morikawa giving the oath of fair play