Clay Burst Japanese Booster Box

Clay Burst Japanese Booster Box

Add a standout Japanese Pokémon TCG release to your sealed collection with the Clay Burst Japanese Booster Box. This box belongs to the Scarlet & Violet era and carries the Japanese set code SV2D. Clay Burst was released in Japan on April 14, 2023, alongside its sister expansion, Snow Hazard.

What’s Inside

Each sealed box contains 30 Japanese booster packs. Every pack includes 5 randomly selected cards, giving you 150 cards across a full box before duplicates.

Clay Burst features a 99-card checklist, made up of 71 cards in the main set and 28 secret cards. The higher-rarity cards include Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare cards.

Chase Cards

One of the biggest attractions in this Japanese expansion is Iono. The set includes Iono in multiple rarities, including the highly sought-after Special Art Rare version. Other notable cards include Chi-Yu ex, Tinkaton ex, Ting-Lu ex, and Saguaro in Special Art Rare form.

The set also offers a wide selection of Pokémon ex and beautifully illustrated cards. As a result, Clay Burst appeals to both collectors and players who enjoy opening Japanese Pokémon products.

Japanese Pokémon TCG Collectible

The Clay Burst Japanese Booster Box is an excellent choice for collectors who want an authentic Japanese Scarlet & Violet product. Its compact box design and 30-pack format also make it appealing as a sealed display piece.

Clay Burst is especially notable because its cards later contributed to the English Paldea Evolved expansion. However, this product contains Japanese-language cards and Japanese packaging.

Whether you are chasing Iono, collecting Japanese Pokémon cards, or building a sealed Scarlet & Violet display, this booster box offers plenty of appeal. Keep it sealed for your collection or open the packs to explore the SV2D card pool.

Add the Clay Burst Japanese Booster Box to your collection and experience one of the most memorable Japanese Pokémon releases from the Scarlet & Violet era.