Description
Buy the Scarlet ex Booster Box and open 30 sealed Japanese packs from the set that relaunched Pokémon ex. Koraidon ex leads the line-up, and this display introduced the art rare and special art rare cards that now define the Scarlet & Violet era.
What’s inside the Scarlet ex Booster Box
- 30 sealed Japanese Scarlet ex booster packs
- 5 cards per pack
- Factory-sealed Japanese booster box
Opening a full Japanese display is one of the most enjoyable ways to experience a set. The Scarlet ex Booster Box gives you plenty of packs to rip, sort and trade, and a sealed box also holds its appeal well with collectors.
Opening tip: Japanese cards are slightly thinner and smaller-feeling than English ones, so use Japanese-size or standard inner sleeves for your best pulls before putting them in top-loaders.
Product details
- Set: Scarlet ex (SV1S)
- Product type: Japanese booster box
- Language: Japanese
- Contents: 30 booster packs, 5 cards per pack
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
Scarlet ex highlights
Scarlet ex (SV1S) is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet expansion whose cards also form part of the English Scarlet & Violet set. Koraidon ex leads the set that relaunched Pokémon ex. Japanese Scarlet & Violet sets feature art rares (AR), special art rares (SAR) and gold ultra rares (UR), printed to the high standard Japanese product is known for.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in the Scarlet ex Booster Box?
You get 30 packs with 5 cards each, which is 150 cards in total.
Can I use Japanese cards if I don’t read Japanese?
Yes. The rules are the same in every language, and English translations of every card are easy to find online. Many collectors choose Japanese cards for their excellent print quality, distinctive artwork and value.
Buy the Scarlet ex Booster Box in Australia
Add the Scarlet ex Booster Box to your cart today and we will pack it securely and ship it anywhere in Australia. All stock is genuine and factory sealed. You can also browse the Scarlet ex range, check out our Japanese booster boxes or visit the official Pokémon Card Game site (Japan) for card lists.
