The cards are certainly highly detailed and I'm pretty sure that's what they think at quality is. They unfortunately lack any kind of unifying artistic direction. The sad truth is that there's plenty of kids out there dumping their allowance on shitty generic gachapon stuff and other similar games. This one will do just fine in that crowd while people with taste see the market for what's good evaporate.

It happened with audio. Audiophiles hate on people who overpay for garbage and those people who but the garbage and justify the shitty market will defend their garbage like it's their identity.

Look at Pokemon. What mattered about Pokemon has been replaced with focus group nonsense. People still buy it up.

Here's the thing about art. If it's got nothing to say, it's just eye candy at best.