Description
Buy the Burst Protocol Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open a full display of the first Yu-Gi-Oh! TRADING CARD GAME core booster of 2026. Burst Protocol launched in Europe on 5 February 2026 and in North America a day later, after a short delay from its original January date.
What’s in the Burst Protocol Booster Box
- 24 sealed English Burst Protocol booster packs
- 9 cards per pack, 216 cards in total
- A 100-card set: 10 Secret Rares, 14 Ultra Rares, 26 Super Rares and 50 Commons
- 25 cards also available as Starlight Rares
Set Highlights
The official Burst Protocol page confirms that the “Rokkets” are back, with “Borrel” Link Monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS used to Summon new Rokket monsters inspired by Varis. A new Link-5 Borrel monster can sit in your Extra Deck alongside Borrelend Dragon. Konami also spotlights Forbidden Crown, the sixth “Forbidden” Quick-Play Spell, plus Darklord Eveningstar, Spenta, the Magistus Sealer and the Rank 10 Mercurium the Living Quicksilver. A World Premiere theme about scientists experimenting with dinosaurs rounds things off.
Who Should Buy the Burst Protocol Booster Box
A sealed box suits players building Rokket, Darklord or Magistus Decks who want several copies of the new cards at once, and collectors chasing the Starlight Rare versions. It’s also a fun box to split with friends at a local tournament night. Cards are randomly inserted, so no particular card is guaranteed and duplicates are normal.
Buy the Burst Protocol Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
We sell factory-sealed English stock, packed with care and posted from Doncaster. Add this display to your basket, or browse our full English Yu-Gi-Oh! range, other English booster boxes and everything in our English trading cards category. Set news and collecting tips are on the Obsidia TCG blog.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Burst Protocol Booster Box?
There are 24 sealed packs, each with nine cards.
When was Burst Protocol released?
It launched on 5 February 2026 in Europe and 6 February 2026 in North America.
Are the cards in English?
Yes, every pack is the English-language TCG edition.
