Description
Buy the Japanese Incandescent Arcana Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open a Sword & Shield enhanced expansion known for its striking art. Incandescent Arcana (S11a) released in Japan on 2 September 2022 and includes Character Rare and Character Super Rare cards.
What’s in the Japanese Incandescent Arcana Booster Box
- 20 sealed Japanese Incandescent Arcana booster packs
- 6 cards per pack, 120 cards per box
- Shrink or No Shrink packaging
Card details come from the official Incandescent Arcana product page at pokemon-card.com. Cards are randomly inserted, so no specific card is guaranteed.
Serena, VSTARs and Radiant Jirachi
Serena is one of the set’s most popular cards and appears with Fennekin’s evolutions, Braixen and Delphox, whose attack damage scales with the number of Serena cards. Alolan Vulpix VSTAR and Serperior VSTAR lead the Pokémon V line-up, alongside Reshiram V and Ho-Oh V. Radiant Jirachi, Mewtwo, Zacian, Zamazenta and Altaria add variety for both players and collectors.
Collecting the Japanese Edition
Japanese cards can’t be used at English-language tournaments, but trainer cards and Character Rares like these are favourites in Japanese binders. Character Rare cards show Pokémon with the people who know them, which gives the set a warm, story-like feel. A mirror-finish Serena adds a further special print for fans of the character, and the six-card packs make each one a little more generous to open.
Some Japanese retailers, including the Pokémon Center, remove shrink wrap at purchase to curb resale, so the Japanese Incandescent Arcana Booster Box is available with its outer film (Shrink) or without it (No Shrink).
Buy the Japanese Incandescent Arcana Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Packed and posted from Doncaster. See more Japanese booster boxes, our Japanese Pokémon cards and the full Japanese range.
FAQs
How many packs are in the Japanese Incandescent Arcana Booster Box?
Twenty packs, each with six cards.
What is the set code?
Incandescent Arcana is S11a from the Sword & Shield series.
Which VSTAR Pokémon are featured?
Alolan Vulpix VSTAR and Serperior VSTAR are the featured VSTAR cards.
Are the cards in Japanese?
Yes, every card is Japanese.
