Description
Buy the Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open 30 packs of Japan’s sv2P expansion. Released on 14 April 2023 on the same day as its partner set, Clay Burst, Snow Hazard is the second main set of the Scarlet & Violet era, with a focus on Chien-Pao.
What’s in the Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box
- 30 Snow Hazard booster packs
- 5 cards per pack
- A set list including Chien-Pao ex, Annihilape ex, Copperajah ex, Slowking ex and Wo-Chien ex
- Packaging option: Shrink or No Shrink
Every card is on Serebii’s Snow Hazard page. Packs are random, so no single card is guaranteed.
Set Highlights
Chien-Pao ex appears in several versions, and Annihilape ex is one of its highest-HP cards. Chien-Pao is one of Paldea’s four Treasures of Ruin, and Wo-Chien, another of the four, also appears. Squawkabilly ex, Super Rod and the Supporters Grusha and Giacomo give players useful tools, while Ruinous Snowy Mountain is the Stadium that fits the icy theme.
Snow Hazard, Clay Burst and Paldea Evolved
The English Paldea Evolved expansion brings together cards from Snow Hazard, Clay Burst and Triplet Beat, with some remaining cards appearing in Obsidian Flames. If you’re collecting the Japanese originals, pairing Snow Hazard with Clay Burst gives you both halves of the release. Japanese cards aren’t tournament-legal in English play.
Japanese shops often remove shrink wrap at purchase to stop resale, so No Shrink boxes are common; choose Shrink if you’d rather keep the film.
Buy the Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Your order is packed and posted from Doncaster, and it’s a great gift for anyone collecting the early Scarlet & Violet sets in Japanese. Explore more Japanese booster boxes, Japanese Pokémon cards and Japanese trading cards.
FAQs
What is the partner set of the Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box?
Clay Burst, released in Japan on the same day.
Which English set includes Snow Hazard cards?
Most appear in Paldea Evolved.
Can I choose the packaging?
Yes, pick Shrink for a wrapped box or No Shrink for one without the film.
