Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
Harness ancient power and high-voltage energy with the Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box. This factory-sealed English booster display contains 36 Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder booster packs, offering collectors and players opportunities to discover Pokémon-GX, Prism Star cards, Full-Art Pokémon, Full-Art Trainers, Rainbow Rares, and Gold Secret Rares.
The expansion features Lugia-GX, Zeraora-GX, Tyranitar-GX, Blacephalon-GX, Suicune-GX, Celebi Prism Star, Ditto Prism Star, and more than 210 cards from one of the largest sets of the Sun and Moon era.
Unleash the Power of Lost Thunder
Expand your collection with the Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box, a factory-sealed booster display featuring Legendary Pokémon, Mythical Pokémon, Ultra Beasts, powerful Pokémon-GX, and distinctive Prism Star cards.
Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder was officially released on November 2, 2018. The expansion contains more than 210 cards, including 13 Pokémon-GX, four Ultra Beasts, seven Prism Star cards, and more than 20 Trainer cards.
The expansion combines newly discovered Pokémon with familiar characters from earlier generations. Its central Pokémon include Lugia, Zeraora, Tyranitar, Blacephalon, Celebi, Ditto, Suicune, and several Pokémon connected to the Johto and Alola regions.
A standard English booster display contains 36 individually sealed booster packs, making it suitable for large openings, master-set projects, trading, deck construction, and sealed collecting.
Every booster pack contains randomized cards. No specific Pokémon, rarity, artwork, pull rate, card condition, or financial value is guaranteed.
What Is Included?
Each factory-sealed Lost Thunder Booster Box contains:
- 36 Pokémon TCG: Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder booster packs
- Randomized Pokémon cards in every booster pack
- Opportunities to discover Pokémon-GX
- Full-Art Pokémon-GX opportunities
- Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX opportunities
- Prism Star card opportunities
- Full-Art Trainer opportunities
- Gold Secret Rare opportunities
- Pokémon TCG Online code cards originally packaged with the packs
A standard Lost Thunder Booster Box does not include:
- Card sleeves
- Damage-counter dice
- Condition markers
- Storage dividers
- An Energy card bundle
- A guaranteed physical promotional card
Those accessories are normally included with Elite Trainer Boxes and certain special Pokémon TCG collections.
About the Lost Thunder Expansion
Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder is one of the largest expansions from the Sun and Moon Series.
The official expansion announcement describes a setting filled with ancient power, mountain landscapes, sacred shrines, and high-voltage Pokémon. It highlights Celebi Prism Star, Ditto Prism Star, Lugia-GX, Tyranitar-GX, Blacephalon-GX, and the Mythical Pokémon Zeraora-GX.
The expansion includes:
- More than 210 cards
- 13 Pokémon-GX Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Four Ultra Beasts
- Seven Prism Star cards
- More than 20 Trainer cards
- Full-Art Pokémon
- Full-Art Supporter cards
- Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX
- Gold Secret Rare Trainer cards
- Special Energy cards
- Legendary and Mythical Pokémon
- Pokémon from the Johto and Alola regions
Lost Thunder is particularly recognizable for its yellow booster-box artwork and its strong combination of Lightning-type Pokémon, Legendary Pokémon, and competitive Trainer cards.
Lugia-GX
Lugia-GX is one of the central Legendary Pokémon cards in Lost Thunder.
Collectors can search for several Lugia-GX versions, including:
- Lugia-GX
- Lugia-GX Full Art
- Lugia-GX Rainbow Rare
Lugia is one of the most recognizable Legendary Pokémon from the Johto region. Its appearance gives Lost Thunder strong appeal among collectors of classic Pokémon and Sun and Moon-era Pokémon-GX cards.
The card’s Lost Purge-GX attack can place an opposing Pokémon and all cards attached to it into the Lost Zone, creating a powerful effect that removes the target from normal play.
No Lugia-GX card is guaranteed inside an individual booster pack or booster box.
Rainbow Rare Lugia-GX
Rainbow Rare Lugia-GX is one of the expansion’s important collector targets.
The card features:
- Lugia in a textured rainbow finish
- Secret Rare numbering
- Pokémon-GX mechanics Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Legendary Pokémon artwork
- Strong Johto-region appeal
- Premium Sun and Moon-era presentation
Its combination of Lugia’s popularity, Rainbow Rare treatment, and Secret Rare status makes it attractive to Legendary Pokémon collectors.
Rainbow Rare cards are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.
Zeraora-GX
Zeraora-GX represents the Mythical Thunderclap Pokémon and is one of the defining cards of Lost Thunder.
The official expansion announcement specifically highlights Zeraora-GX alongside Lugia-GX, Tyranitar-GX, and Blacephalon-GX.
Collectors may search for:
- Zeraora-GX
- Zeraora-GX Full Art
- Zeraora-GX Rainbow Rare
Zeraora-GX became notable for its Thunderclap Zone Ability, which allowed Pokémon with Lightning Energy attached to retreat without paying a Retreat Cost.
Its inclusion supports the high-voltage theme of the expansion and strengthens the set’s appeal among Lightning-type Pokémon collectors.
Tyranitar-GX
Tyranitar-GX brings one of Johto’s most popular Pokémon into the expansion.
Collectors may discover:
- Tyranitar-GX
- Tyranitar-GX Full Art
- Tyranitar-GX Rainbow Rare
Tyranitar’s popularity comes from:
- Its powerful appearance Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Its status as a pseudo-Legendary Pokémon
- Strong Johto-region connections
- Full-Art and Rainbow Rare versions
- Broad collector recognition
The official Lost Thunder expansion material lists Tyranitar-GX among the set’s featured Pokémon-GX.
Blacephalon-GX
Blacephalon-GX is one of the Ultra Beasts featured in Lost Thunder.
The card became particularly important in competitive Pokémon TCG play because of its Mind Blown attack and its interaction with Fire Energy.
Collectors may search for:
- Blacephalon-GX
- Blacephalon-GX Full Art Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Blacephalon-GX Rainbow Rare
Blacephalon-GX is officially identified as one of the expansion’s major Pokémon-GX cards.
Its unusual design and Ultra Beast status give it a distinctive position within the set.
Suicune-GX
Suicune-GX is another important Legendary Pokémon from Lost Thunder.
Collectors may search for:
- Suicune-GX
- Suicune-GX Full Art Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Suicune-GX Rainbow Rare
Suicune is associated with the Johto region and is one of the three Legendary beasts alongside Raikou and Entei.
Its appearance strengthens the expansion’s Johto theme and appeals to collectors of Legendary Water-type Pokémon.
Other Featured Pokémon-GX
Lost Thunder includes a wide selection of Pokémon-GX.
Notable examples include:
- Genesect-GX
- Magcargo-GX
- Shuckle-GX
- Sceptile-GX
- Sigilyph-GX
- Alolan Ninetales-GX
- Steelix-GX
- White Kyurem-GX
- Zeraora-GX Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Lugia-GX
- Tyranitar-GX
- Blacephalon-GX
- Suicune-GX
Selected Pokémon-GX appear in:
- Standard Pokémon-GX versions
- Full-Art Pokémon-GX versions
- Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX versions
All cards are randomly inserted.
Prism Star Cards
Lost Thunder includes seven Prism Star cards, including Pokémon and Stadium cards.
Prism Star cards are identified by:
- A black card border
- A Prism Star rarity symbol
- Special deck-building restrictions Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Lost Zone-related rules
- Distinctive artwork
A deck may contain only one card with the same Prism Star name.
When a Prism Star card would normally go to the discard pile, it is placed in the Lost Zone instead.
Notable Prism Star cards include:
- Celebi Prism Star
- Ditto Prism Star
- Xerneas Prism Star
- Thunder Mountain Prism Star Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Heat Factory Prism Star
- Life Forest Prism Star
- Black Market Prism Star
The official expansion announcement specifically identifies Celebi and Ditto as featured Prism Star Pokémon.
Celebi Prism Star
Celebi Prism Star features the Mythical Time Travel Pokémon.
The card appeals to:
- Celebi collectors
- Mythical Pokémon fans
- Johto-region collectors Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Prism Star collectors
- Sun and Moon master-set builders
- Grass-type Pokémon collectors
Its black border and Prism Star symbol distinguish it from ordinary cards in the expansion.
Ditto Prism Star
Ditto Prism Star is one of the most strategically interesting Prism Star cards from the Sun and Moon era.
Its Ability allows it to evolve into certain Stage 1 Pokémon, giving players flexibility when building decks around multiple evolutionary lines.
Ditto Prism Star appeals to:
- Competitive players
- Ditto collectors
- Prism Star collectors Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Deck builders
- Sun and Moon collectors
The official Lost Thunder promotional material names Ditto Prism Star as one of the expansion’s headline cards.
Prism Star Stadium Cards
Lost Thunder contains several powerful Prism Star Stadium cards.
These include:
- Thunder Mountain Prism Star
- Heat Factory Prism Star
- Life Forest Prism Star Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Black Market Prism Star
Each Stadium supports a particular Energy type or battle strategy.
Thunder Mountain Prism Star
Thunder Mountain Prism Star reduces the Lightning Energy required for Lightning-type Pokémon attacks.
It works naturally with Pokémon such as Zeraora-GX and other Lightning-type cards from Lost Thunder.
Heat Factory Prism Star
Heat Factory Prism Star supports Fire-type decks by allowing players to discard Fire Energy to draw additional cards.
It became useful alongside Fire-type strategies involving Blacephalon-GX. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
Life Forest Prism Star
Life Forest Prism Star supports Grass-type Pokémon by healing damage and removing Special Conditions.
Black Market Prism Star
Black Market Prism Star supports Darkness-type Pokémon by making it harder for opponents to take Prize cards after a Darkness Pokémon is Knocked Out.
Popular Lost Thunder Chase Cards
Collectors frequently open Lost Thunder booster packs in search of cards such as:
- Lugia-GX Rainbow Rare
- Lugia-GX Full Art
- Zeraora-GX Rainbow Rare
- Zeraora-GX Full Art
- Tyranitar-GX Rainbow Rare
- Blacephalon-GX Rainbow Rare Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Suicune-GX Rainbow Rare
- Alolan Ninetales-GX Rainbow Rare
- Sceptile-GX Rainbow Rare
- White Kyurem-GX Rainbow Rare
- Professor Elm’s Lecture Full Art
- Whitney Full Art
- Mina Full Art
- Judge Full Art
- Morty Full Art Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Faba Full Art
- Kahili Full Art
- Celebi Prism Star
- Ditto Prism Star
- Gold Choice Helmet
- Gold Counter Gain
- Gold Custom Catcher
- Gold Electropower
No chase card is guaranteed.
Card centering, edges, corners, print alignment, surface quality, and general condition can vary between packs.
Full-Art Trainer Cards
Lost Thunder contains several collectible Full-Art Supporter cards.
Notable examples include:
- Faba
- Judge
- Kahili
- Mina Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Morty
- Professor Elm’s Lecture
- Whitney
These cards appeal to:
- Full-Art Trainer collectors
- Johto character fans
- Alola character fans Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Sun and Moon master-set builders
- Character-card collectors
- Competitive Pokémon TCG players
Professor Elm’s Lecture Full Art
Professor Elm’s Lecture features the well-known Johto Pokémon Professor.
The card appeals strongly to:
- Johto-region collectors
- Professor card collectors Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Full-Art Trainer collectors
- Vintage Pokémon game fans
- Master-set builders
Its artwork and connection to Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal make it one of the expansion’s nostalgic Trainer cards.
Whitney Full Art
Whitney Full Art features the Goldenrod City Gym Leader from the Johto region.
The card appeals to:
- Johto Gym Leader collectors
- Full-Art Trainer collectors Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Character-card collectors
- Pokémon Gold and Silver fans
- Lost Thunder master-set builders
Whitney’s connection to the classic Miltank Gym battle gives the card strong nostalgic value.
Gold Secret Rare Cards
Lost Thunder contains premium Gold Secret Rare Trainer and Energy cards.
Notable examples include:
- Adventure Bag
- Choice Helmet
- Counter Gain
- Custom Catcher
- Electropower
- Lost Blender
- Mixed Herbs Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Net Ball
- Spell Tag
- Wait and See Hammer
- Memory Energy
These cards use textured gold-colored artwork and Secret Rare numbering beyond the standard set checklist.
Gold Secret Rares are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.
Custom Catcher Secret Rare
Custom Catcher is one of the expansion’s recognizable Trainer cards. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
When two copies are played together, the card can move an opponent’s Benched Pokémon into the Active position and allow the player to draw cards.
Its Gold Secret Rare version combines strategic usefulness with premium collectible artwork.
Electropower Secret Rare
Electropower increases the damage dealt by Lightning-type Pokémon during the turn. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
The card works naturally with the high-voltage theme of Lost Thunder and Lightning Pokémon such as Zeraora-GX.
Its Gold Secret Rare version appeals to both competitive-card collectors and Lightning-type deck builders.
Johto and Alola Themes
Lost Thunder combines Pokémon and characters from multiple regions, with especially strong Johto and Alola representation.
Johto-related highlights include:
- Lugia
- Tyranitar
- Suicune Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Celebi
- Professor Elm
- Whitney
- Morty
Alola-related highlights include:
- Zeraora
- Blacephalon
- Alolan Ninetales
- Faba Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Kahili
- Mina
- Ultra Beasts
This mixture gives Lost Thunder broad nostalgic and modern appeal.
Why Choose a 36-Pack Booster Box?
A Lost Thunder Booster Box provides 36 sealed booster packs in one display.
This format is useful for:
- Large booster-pack openings
- Building a Lost Thunder master set
- Collecting Pokémon-GX
- Searching for Prism Star cards
- Finding Full-Art Trainers Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Collecting Rainbow Rares
- Trading duplicate cards
- Sharing packs with friends
- Preserving a sealed Sun and Moon booster box
A booster box emphasizes pack quantity and does not include accessories such as sleeves, dice, markers, or dividers.
Booster Box Versus Elite Trainer Box
Lost Thunder Booster Box
Includes:
- 36 Lost Thunder booster packs
- No card sleeves
- No dice Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- No condition markers
- No storage dividers
- No guaranteed physical promotional card
Lost Thunder Elite Trainer Box
Includes:
- Eight Lost Thunder booster packs
- Zeraora-themed card sleeves
- Energy cards
- Dice
- Condition markers Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
- Storage dividers
- A reusable collector box
Choose the booster box when the priority is receiving more booster packs.
Choose the Elite Trainer Box when themed accessories and storage are also important.
Factory-Sealed Collecting
A factory-sealed Lost Thunder Booster Box can be preserved as part of a Sun and Moon-era collection.
Collectors may display it alongside:
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Sun and Moon Base Set Booster Box
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Guardians Rising Booster Box
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Burning Shadows Booster Box
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Crimson Invasion Booster Box Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
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Ultra Prism Booster Box
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Forbidden Light Booster Box
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Celestial Storm Booster Box
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Team Up Booster Box
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Unbroken Bonds Booster Box
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Unified Minds Booster Box
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Cosmic Eclipse Booster Box
Store the box in a stable environment away from:
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Direct sunlight
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Moisture
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Excessive heat Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
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Heavy pressure
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Dust
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Liquids
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Sudden temperature changes
A protective acrylic case may provide additional protection for sealed displays.
Ideal for Collectors and Players
The Lost Thunder Booster Box is suitable for:
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Lugia collectors
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Zeraora collectors
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Tyranitar collectors
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Johto-region fans
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Alola-region fans Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
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Pokémon-GX collectors
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Prism Star collectors
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Full-Art Trainer collectors
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Rainbow Rare collectors
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Gold Secret Rare collectors
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Sun and Moon master-set builders
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Pokémon TCG players
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Sealed-product collectors Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
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Group pack openings
Why Collect Lost Thunder?
Lost Thunder remains a memorable Sun and Moon expansion because of its:
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More than 210-card checklist
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Lugia-GX centerpiece
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Zeraora-GX debut
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Tyranitar-GX and Suicune-GX
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Blacephalon-GX
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Celebi and Ditto Prism Star cards Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
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Powerful Prism Star Stadiums
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Johto and Alola character selection
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Full-Art Trainer lineup
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Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX
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Gold Secret Rare Trainer cards
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Large factory-sealed booster display Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
The official expansion overview confirms that Lost Thunder contains more than 210 cards, seven Prism Star cards, 13 Pokémon-GX, four Ultra Beasts, and more than 20 Trainer cards.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many booster packs are included?
The Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box contains 36 factory-sealed English booster packs.
When was Lost Thunder released?
Sun and Moon – Lost Thunder was released on November 2, 2018.
How many cards are in Lost Thunder?
The official expansion announcement states that Lost Thunder contains more than 210 cards. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
How many Pokémon-GX cards are included in the expansion?
The official Lost Thunder overview identifies 13 Pokémon-GX cards.
What are Prism Star cards?
Prism Star cards are special Sun and Moon-era cards with unique deck-building restrictions and Lost Zone rules.
Is Lugia-GX guaranteed?
No. Lugia-GX and all other cards are randomly inserted. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
Is Zeraora-GX guaranteed?
No. Zeraora-GX is not guaranteed inside an individual pack or booster box.
Does the booster box include a promotional card?
No. A standard Lost Thunder Booster Box does not include a guaranteed physical promotional card.
Are sleeves and dice included?
No. Sleeves, dice, markers, and storage dividers are generally included with Elite Trainer Boxes.
Is this an English product?
Yes. This listing is for the English-language Lost Thunder Booster Box. Pokémon TCG: Lost Thunder Booster Box
Can the booster box be kept sealed?
Yes. Collectors may preserve the factory-sealed box as part of a sealed Pokémon TCG collection.




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