Description
Buy the Chinese Dynamax Clash Cinderace Jumbo Box from Obsidia TCG and open the Flame side of Dynamax Clash (极巨争锋), the set that launched the Simplified Chinese Sword & Shield era on 19 May 2023. Flame carries the CS1b expansion mark and features Dynamax Cinderace on its cover.
What’s in the Chinese Dynamax Clash Cinderace Jumbo Box
- 24 sealed Dynamax Clash Flame (CS1b) booster packs
- 25 cards per pack, 600 cards in total
- At least one Pokémon V in every pack
- Simplified Chinese cards
Bulbapedia’s Dynamax Clash page confirms the 24-pack format for 25-card boosters and the guaranteed Pokémon V. Every other card is random, so no specific card is promised.
Flame vs Thunder
Dynamax Clash is split into two halves. Flame (CS1b) includes Cinderace V and Cinderace VMAX, which Pokémon China highlights for its 320 HP, while Thunder (CS1a) is built around Pikachu V and Pikachu VMAX (Pokémon China). We stock Thunder boxes too, so you can open both sides of the set.
Why Collectors Like Big Chinese Packs
With 25 cards per pack, a jumbo box gives you a large slice of the Flame card list quickly, which suits anyone building a complete set. Chinese Sword & Shield cards aren’t legal in English tournaments, but their prints, including Simplified Chinese reverse holofoils, make them popular binder pieces.
Where Dynamax Clash Fits
Bulbapedia records Dynamax Clash as the third Simplified Chinese set overall, after two Sun & Moon era releases, and it launched alongside a V Starter Deck. That makes it the natural starting point for a Chinese Sword & Shield collection, with later sets such as Nine Colors Gathering following on from it.
Buy the Chinese Dynamax Clash Cinderace Jumbo Box from Obsidia TCG
Factory sealed, packed and posted from Doncaster. Browse Chinese Pokémon cards, Chinese booster boxes and the full Chinese range.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Chinese Dynamax Clash Cinderace Jumbo Box?
There are 24 packs with 25 cards each.
Is this the Flame or Thunder version?
It’s Flame, expansion mark CS1b, with Cinderace on the cover.
Are the cards in Simplified Chinese?
Yes, they’re Simplified Chinese cards made for mainland China.
