Choki-Choki AR Boboiboy turns cards from Choki-Choki’s BoBoiBoy collaboration packs into a way to view characters in augmented reality. Point the phone camera at a supported card and the app can display a 3D character on the screen, making the physical card part of an interactive scene. The experience is aimed at people with the themed cards, particularly BoBoiBoy fans who want to see characters and enemies from the movie beyond the printed artwork. The app also describes battles between BoBoiBoy and friends and the new enemies.
Bring card characters into view
The main interaction is scanning specially marked card artwork with the device camera. After opening the app and allowing camera access, hold the card in view until it is recognized and the character appears. The collection described includes up to 50 BoBoiBoy characters and friends, plus more than 10 new enemies. This gives card owners a way to view different characters in an augmented-reality scene rather than relying on a single character or card.
Make scanning easier
Card placement and visibility matter to recognition. The source recommends setting a card on a flat, non-reflective surface, using bright and even lighting, keeping the phone steady, and ensuring the entire card remains visible. These steps help the camera read the artwork and are useful when a character does not appear promptly. Camera access is needed for the scanning function.
Cards connect the collection to the battles
The themed packs provide the cards used to activate the AR effects; the app is therefore intended to be used with those physical cards. Once a card is recognized, its character can appear in the user’s surroundings, where the app presents battles between BoBoiBoy and friends and the movie’s enemies. The source also describes collecting and showcasing cards, so scanning links the physical collection with the on-screen character experience.
Device guidance and movie setting
The supplied guidance recommends a phone with at least 2 GB of RAM, a 5 MP camera, and Android 8.0 or newer for smoother scanning and AR effects. It cautions that devices below those specifications may have scanning or stability difficulties; this is guidance, not a stated guarantee of performance. The story context follows BoBoiBoy and friends on Klamkabot, where they face the alien hunter Borara and seek to protect the Sfera Authorization. Cards feature characters on both sides of that conflict.