Description
Buy the Japanese 151 Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open Pokémon Card 151, the Scarlet & Violet enhanced expansion devoted to the original Kanto Pokémon. The SV2a set released in Japan on 16 June 2023, and its seven-card packs remain a favourite with collectors.
What’s in the Japanese 151 Booster Box
- 20 sealed Japanese Pokémon Card 151 booster packs
- 7 cards per pack, 140 cards per box
- Choice of packaging: Shrink (outer wrap on) or No Shrink
Pack details come from the official Pokémon Card 151 page at pokemon-card.com. Cards are randomly inserted, so no specific card is guaranteed.
Kanto Favourites in the Set
Mew ex, Alakazam ex, Jynx ex, Wigglytuff ex and the three starter ex cards, Venusaur ex, Charizard ex and Blastoise ex, headline the set. Special art rares show each starter’s full evolution line, from Bulbasaur to Venusaur ex, Charmander to Charizard ex and Squirtle to Blastoise ex. Trainers include Giovanni’s Charisma, Erika’s Invitation and Bill’s Transfer, and the Antique Fossil items let you play classic fossils as Basic Pokémon.
Shrink or No Shrink?
Some Japanese retailers, including Pokémon Center stores, remove the shrink wrap when a box is bought to discourage instant resale. That’s why we list two options: Shrink for a box still in its outer film, and No Shrink for a box without it. Our Pokémon 151 guide covers the set in depth, and our English Pokémon range is there if you’d like to compare editions.
Who It’s For
Anyone who grew up with the original games will recognise almost every Pokémon in these packs. The Japanese 151 Booster Box makes a great gift for a Kanto fan, and seven cards per pack means a little more to open than a standard five-card expansion.
Buy the Japanese 151 Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Packed and posted from Doncaster. Browse more Japanese booster boxes, our Japanese Pokémon cards and the full Japanese range.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Japanese 151 Booster Box?
Twenty packs, with seven cards in each.
What does No Shrink mean?
The box comes without its outer shrink wrap, as sold by shops that remove it at purchase.
Can I play these cards in English tournaments?
No, Japanese cards are for collecting and casual play.
