History VideoGame / RageOfBahamut

* {{Bishonen}}: Many cards with young male characters are designed this way, such as Beowulf.

* SpiritualSuccessor: Before the English version of Rage of Bahamut had even shut down, the developers had already announced VideoGame/{{Shadowverse}}, a VideoGame/{{Hearthstone}}-esque game which uses card art from [=RoB=].

Cygames later released another card game worldwide called ''VideoGame/{{Shadowverse}}'' which uses the art from many ''Rage of Bahamut'' cards, making it a SpiritualSuccessor to this game.

An anime entitled ''Anime/RageOfBahamutGenesis'' began during the Fall2014Anime season. The plot is a {{Prequel}} to the events of the game. A sequel anime entitled ''Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul'' began during the Spring 2017 Anime season. A third anime, ''[[Anime/MysteriaFriends Manaria Friends]]'' (a revival of the previously-canceled 2015 spin-off title) was released in the January 2019 season.

''Rage of Bahamut'' is an online mobile card-based character collection game[[note]]Despite common misconception as a CollectibleCardGame, the game does not involve creating and battling with decks; it is instead an RPG that represents characters using cards[[/note]] developed by Creator/{{Cygames}} as their first game, and published jointly by Cygames and Mobage. Originally Japan-only, it was later given a US version. Players collect cards by doing quests, prizes, opening up card packs, or trading and use them to battle other players, enhance, or evolve them. Players can also join or create a team called an "order" to participate in in-game events, which allow you to battle other orders and collect points to earn ranks and prizes.

''Rage of Bahamut'' is an online mobile CCG developed by Creator/{{Cygames}} as their first game, and published jointly by Cygames and Mobage. Originally Japan-only, it was later given a US version. Players collect cards by doing quests, prizes, opening up card packs, or trading and use them to battle other players, enhance, or evolve them. Players can also join or create a team called an "order" to participate in in-game events, which allow you to battle other orders and collect points to earn ranks and prizes.

* CoolPet: Vania's pet dragon, Malinda.

* HornyDevils: Some of the female demon cards, with Lilith being the most prominent.

* UpToEleven: The rarest cards used to be SS-Rare cards evolved into their final form, which was Legend rarity. Now there are base Legend cards that evolve into an X-Legend rarity as their final form.

* AllMythsAreTrue

* {{Fanservice}}: Has long been criticized for the very skimpy outfits and impossible anatomy of some of the cards. Cygames at one point took it a step further, adding JigglePhysics to some of the event animations, and {{Lampshading}} it by literally naming a temporary event card pack "Fanservice Card Pack".

As of February 29, 2016, the English version of the game has been shut down; the JP version is currently still running. Cygames later released another card game worldwide called ''VideoGame/{{Shadowverse}}'' which uses the art from many ''Rage of Bahamut'' cards, making it a SpiritualSuccessor to this game.

* SeriesMascot: Several popular characters have become this but primarily the eponymous Bahamut and Lucifer, both of whom been promoted to company Mascot status.

* CuteMonsterGirl / GorgeousGorgon: Many of the demon cards.

** FanserviceCostumes: If you name it, it probably exists in some fashion on a card.
*** BareYourMidriff
*** ChainmailBikini / ThongOfShielding: A large amount of the female cards have this to some extent, ranging from armor with cleavage windows and exposed midriffs / legs to literal chainmail bikinis.
*** CombatStilettos: Worn by many of the female cards.
*** FormFittingWardrobe
*** LeotardOfPower
*** {{Stripperiffic}}: Many female cards by default, but a general rule of thumb is that the higher evolved a card is, the more revealing their outfit.
*** ZettaiRyouiki: Dear lord, Grea, you could kill a man with those thighs.

* SexyWhateverOutfit: It is not uncommon to see mythological gods or creatures designed as attractive young women, even those that are originally male.

* TheBible: Borrows some lore for its characters from the Bible, most notably for its character Lucifer, who had originally served God [[spoiler: Or so he was lead to believe.]]

* ReusedCharacterDesign: Not this game in particular, but it’s the origin of every reused character design that appears in the games that follow it, most notably in VideoGame/Shadowverse and VideoGame/GranblueFantasy.