Description
Buy the Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open a full display of one of the early Scarlet & Violet expansions. Clay Burst (SV2D) released in Japan on 14 April 2023 alongside its twin, Snow Hazard, and it’s the set many collectors associate with the Paldea gym leader Iono.
What’s in the Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
- 30 sealed Japanese Clay Burst booster packs
- 5 cards per pack, 150 cards per box
- A choice of Shrink or No Shrink packaging
Release and box details are listed in GamePedia’s Clay Burst product summary. Cards are randomly inserted, so no specific card is guaranteed.
Cards to Look For
Iono is the card most fans hope to see, with a special art version among the set’s chase cards. Ting-Lu ex, the Fighting-type Treasure of Ruin, also has a special art rare, and Jacq and Wiglett add further art cards. A gold Luminous Energy rounds out the higher rarities.
Clay Burst, Snow Hazard and Paldea Evolved
Snow Hazard features the Water-type Chien-Pao, while Clay Burst centres on Ting-Lu. The English Paldea Evolved expansion brought together Triplet Beat, Snow Hazard and Clay Burst, as Bulbapedia’s Paldea Evolved page explains. Japanese cards aren’t legal in English-language tournaments, so the Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box is aimed at collectors.
Several Japanese shops, the Pokémon Center among them, remove shrink wrap when a box is sold so it can’t be resold straight away. We therefore offer this box with its outer film (Shrink) or without it (No Shrink).
Buy the Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Packed and posted from Doncaster. Browse more Japanese booster boxes, our Japanese Pokémon cards and the wider Japanese range, or read our Pokémon TCG guides.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box?
Thirty packs of five cards each.
What is Clay Burst’s twin set?
Snow Hazard (SV2P), released on the same day.
Which English set includes Clay Burst cards?
Paldea Evolved, which combined Triplet Beat, Snow Hazard and Clay Burst.
Are the cards in Japanese?
Yes, all cards are printed in Japanese.
