Description
Buy the Korean Night Wanderer Booster Box from Obsidia TCG to open the Korean edition of the SV6a enhanced expansion, a set centred on the Mythical Pokémon Pecharunt and the Loyal Three. Pokémon Korea released Night Wanderer (나이트원더러) on 9 August 2024, about seven weeks after Mask of Change.
What’s in the Korean Night Wanderer Booster Box
- 30 sealed Korean Night Wanderer booster packs
- 5 cards per pack, 150 cards across the box
- Korean-language cards from the SV6a enhanced expansion
Contents and release date are taken from the official Pokémon Korea Night Wanderer page. Every pack is randomly assorted, so we can’t promise particular cards.
What an Enhanced Expansion Is
Pokémon Korea labels Night Wanderer a 강화 확장팩, or enhanced expansion: a smaller set released between the main expansions, usually with a tight theme. In Korea it uses the same box format as the main sets, 30 five-card packs, so it opens just like a Mask of Change or Stellar Miracle box. Pokémon Korea also marked the launch with a Night Wanderer release tournament at Pokémon card shops.
Korean Night Wanderer and Shrouded Fable
According to Bulbapedia’s Night Wanderer page, the Japanese set first appeared on 7 June 2024 and its English equivalent is Shrouded Fable. That makes the Korean box a natural companion for anyone who enjoyed the English set: the same Pecharunt story, told with Korean text and five-card packs. The Loyal Three, Okidogi, Munkidori and Fezandipiti, come from The Teal Mask chapter of the Scarlet and Violet games, so fans of that story will recognise them straight away.
Buy the Korean Night Wanderer Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Each box is factory sealed, then packed and posted from Doncaster. Browse our other Korean Pokémon booster boxes, see the wider Korean Pokémon cards range or shop the whole Korean collection.
FAQs
Is the Korean Night Wanderer Booster Box printed in English?
No, every card is printed in Korean by Pokémon Korea.
How many cards are in a pack?
Five cards per pack, with thirty packs in the box.
Can I use these cards in UK tournaments?
Korean cards aren’t accepted at English-language Play! Pokémon events, so they’re for collecting and casual games.
