Description
Buy the Japanese Raging Surf Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open 30 packs of the sv3a enhanced expansion. Released in Japan on 22 September 2023, Raging Surf is led by Garchomp ex and continues the Terastal mechanics of the Scarlet & Violet era.
What’s in the Japanese Raging Surf Booster Box
- 30 Raging Surf booster packs
- 5 Japanese cards in every pack
- A set list including Garchomp ex, Gholdengo ex, Froslass ex, Tapu Koko ex and Hoopa ex
- Shrink or No Shrink, your choice
Details are listed on Bulbapedia’s Raging Surf page. Packs are random, so specific cards are not guaranteed.
Set Highlights
Garchomp ex appears in more than one version, and Gholdengo ex joins it among the set’s Pokémon ex. The Supporters Larry, Shauntal and Rika bring Paldea and Unova characters into the mix, and Bombirdier ex rounds out a compact list. Zacian, Palkia, Groudon and Zekrom also appear, so legendary fans have plenty to look out for.
Where Raging Surf Cards Went in English
Most cards that debuted in Raging Surf were introduced in English through Paradox Rift, and the rest arrived in Paldean Fates. Collectors who enjoy Japanese artwork often buy the Japanese box to keep alongside those English sets. Note that Japanese cards can’t be used in English-language tournaments.
As for packaging, Japanese stores including the Pokémon Center often remove shrink wrap at purchase to prevent resale. Choose Shrink for a wrapped box or No Shrink if you’ll open it right away.
Buy the Japanese Raging Surf Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Packed and posted from Doncaster, it’s a great gift for any Garchomp fan. Browse more Japanese booster boxes, our Japanese Pokémon cards and all Japanese trading cards, or catch up on our Pokémon TCG guides.
FAQs
What is inside the Japanese Raging Surf Booster Box?
Thirty packs of Raging Surf, each with five Japanese cards.
Is Raging Surf the same as Paradox Rift?
No, but most Raging Surf cards were released in English as part of Paradox Rift.
Can I choose a shrink-wrapped box?
Yes, Shrink keeps the outer film on, and No Shrink comes without it.
