Lost Child is a collectible Gift card that can be acquired from the Community Pack 1.
Effect[ | ]
When this Gift card is held, it applies the Lost Child stock effect to the player. While active, the player will move in reverse for all movement actions. In addition, the player is unable to perform a Norma check.
Upon use, this card will be discarded. In addition, this card will be discarded if the player is KO'd by any effect.
When holding this card, a 
icon will hover around the player.
Notes[ | ]
- Reverse movement is determined by the field being played. Certain fields have unusual movement behavior; in particular, Dark Citadel does not reverse many of its paths.
- This effect is stackable, both with itself and with any other effect that reverses movement direction, including and Poppo Reverse.
- If the total stacks of Lost Child and Poppo Reverse are odd, or even while Backtrack is in effect, the player will move in the reverse direction.
- If the total stacks of Lost Child and Poppo Reverse are even, or odd while Backtrack is in effect, the player will move in the normal direction.
- The Norma restriction is not affected by the stacking of these effects, meaning the player cannot Norma even while moving in the normal direction.
Strategy[ | ]
Lost Child is a very unusual gift in that it has no explicit purpose, however, it is clear that the card is only meant to be used temporarily. As its use is not specific, the card can work in a variety of cases. Bully characters like can potentially use it to catch up to far away opponents on any size board and likewise star collecting units like can use it to elude bullies. The card can also enable the user to take shortcuts on certain boards by accessing panels they normally couldn't like some of the 
Warp Move panels on Sweet Heaven and the center area of Shipyard. A more common use for the card is a somewhat specific scenario. If a player has the stars/wins necessary for the next norma, has just left their 
Home panel and moved onto a 
Draw panel in which they draw Lost Child, they can simply walk back past their home, drop the card, and norma again when they move forward back onto their home. This enables the player to norma twice without circling the entire board, which can be beneficial on very large boards. This can be very impactful to the game result if this tactic is used for the player's final norma. In terms of synergy, Lost Child only pairs extremely well in a few cases. The first is, of course, who can use the card to trigger her passive ability. Ideally, the player can then use the reverse movement to pursue the incoming players. The second pairing is a very unusual scenario that is possible but unlikely to occur. If an opponent lands on a home panel with enough wins or stars to norma and has marked it with 
Rbit Hobby Shop, if the opponent draws Lost Child it will render the opponent unable to norma that chapter. This can be extremely effective if it denies the opponent the final norma to win, but it is a rather unreliable strategy.
Like most gift cards, Lost Child's main weakness is that the card is generally not particularly impactful to the game result except in a few cases. Further, the fact that it prevents norma and drops on KO makes it impossible to keep for a long period of time. The card may also delay the player by forcing them to walk past their desired panel and drop the card then walk back toward the desired panel. The player will likely just use it for a couple of chapters until they grow bored of it or need to norma and then discard the card.
