Description
Buy the Korean Blue Sky Stream Box for 30 sealed Korean packs led by Rayquaza VMAX. It is the Korean edition of the Japanese set that became part of English Evolving Skies, and a great box for dragon fans on a budget.
What’s inside the Korean Blue Sky Stream Box
- 30 sealed Korean Blue Sky Stream booster packs
- 5 cards per pack
- Factory-sealed Korean booster box
Collectors love Korean product for its affordable price per pack and its striking Korean-language cards. The Korean Blue Sky Stream Box is a factory-sealed way to open Blue Sky Stream and add something a little different to your binder.
Opening tip: sort your pulls by rarity as you go and sleeve any special art rares or gold cards immediately to keep them in mint condition.
Product details
- Set: Blue Sky Stream (S7R)
- Product type: Korean booster box
- Language: Korean
- Contents: 30 booster packs, 5 cards per pack
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
Blue Sky Stream highlights
Blue Sky Stream (S7R) is the Korean edition of a Japanese expansion from the Sword & Shield era, and many of its cards later appeared in the English Evolving Skies set. Rayquaza VMAX is its headline card, including a highly sought alternate art. Korean cards use the same artwork and card pool as the Japanese release but are usually more affordable, which makes Korean boxes popular for opening and set collecting.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in the Korean Blue Sky Stream Box?
You get 30 packs with 5 cards each, which is 150 cards in total.
Are Korean cards worth collecting?
Yes. Korean releases are a favourite with collectors for their print quality and great value per pack, and the gameplay rules are the same as in English. English card translations are easy to find online.
Buy the Korean Blue Sky Stream Box in Australia
Buy the Korean Blue Sky Stream Box online with confidence: it is genuine, factory-sealed stock, carefully packed and shipped Australia-wide. Looking for more? Shop the Blue Sky Stream range, compare options in our Korean booster boxes or read more on the official Pokémon Card Game Korea site.
