Description
Buy the Korean Snow Hazard Booster Box from Obsidia TCG and open 30 packs of 스노해저드, one of the early Scarlet & Violet expansions. Pokémon Korea released it on 14 June 2023 alongside its twin set Clay Burst, two months after the Japanese edition launched on 14 April 2023.
What’s in the Korean Snow Hazard Booster Box
- 30 Korean Snow Hazard booster packs
- 5 cards per pack, 150 cards in total
- Korean-language cards following the Japanese Snow Hazard set
You can confirm the pack count on the official Korean Snow Hazard product page. Cards are random, so no single card is promised.
Snow Hazard and Clay Burst
Snow Hazard features the Water-type Chien-Pao, while Clay Burst is its companion set with a different card list. Cards from both were combined in the English Paldea Evolved expansion, so you may recognise many of the designs from that set. We also stock the Korean Clay Burst booster box, so you can pick up both halves in Korean, and the Japanese Snow Hazard box if you’d like the original edition.
Why Buy Korean?
Korean cards are official Pokémon products for the Korean market, sharing the Japanese artwork with Korean text. They aren’t legal in English-language tournaments, so they’re mostly opened for fun or kept sealed for display. In Korea it followed Scarlet ex, Violet ex and Triplet Beat, which makes Snow Hazard one of the first Scarlet & Violet boxes in a Korean run and a handy way to fill an early gap in your collection.
Buy the Korean Snow Hazard Booster Box from Obsidia TCG
Every box is factory sealed, packed and posted from Doncaster. Browse more Korean booster boxes, our Korean Pokémon cards and the full Korean range, or compare the Japanese Pokémon cards we stock.
FAQs
When was the Korean Snow Hazard Booster Box released?
It launched in Korea on 14 June 2023.
Is the Korean Snow Hazard Booster Box the same as Paldea Evolved?
No, Paldea Evolved is the English set that combines cards from Snow Hazard and Clay Burst.
How many cards are in each pack?
Each of the 30 packs holds five Korean cards.
