Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box

Step into the Forbidden Light

Expand your collection with the Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box, a factory-sealed display centered on Ultra Necrozma, Ultra Beasts, Legendary Pokémon, and the mysterious energy of Ultra Space.

Sun and Moon—Forbidden Light was officially released on May 4, 2018. The expansion’s standard checklist contains 131 numbered cards, followed by 15 Secret Rare cards that extend the complete numbered set to card 146.

Each booster box contains 36 individually sealed Forbidden Light booster packs. This full display format is suitable for larger pack-opening sessions, master-set building, deck construction, trading duplicate cards, sharing individual packs, or preserving a sealed Sun and Moon-era collectible.

Every booster pack contains randomized cards. No particular Pokémon, rarity, artwork, card condition, pull rate, grading result, or financial value is guaranteed.

What Is Included?

Each factory-sealed Forbidden Light Booster Box contains:

• 36 Sun and Moon—Forbidden Light booster packs
• Randomized Pokémon cards in every pack
• Pokémon-GX opportunities
• Ultra Beast opportunities
• Prism Star card opportunities   –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Full-Art Pokémon-GX opportunities
• Full-Art Trainer opportunities
• Rainbow Rare opportunities
• Gold Secret Rare opportunities
• Holographic and reverse-holographic cards
• Pokémon TCG Online code cards originally packaged with the packs

A standard booster box does not include:

• Card sleeves
• Damage-counter dice
• Condition markers  –   Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Storage dividers
• A separate Energy card bundle
• A guaranteed physical promotional card

These accessories are generally included with Elite Trainer Boxes and special Pokémon TCG collections.

About the Forbidden Light Expansion

Forbidden Light is the sixth main expansion of the Sun and Moon Series.

The set continues the storyline surrounding Necrozma and Ultra Space while adding Pokémon and characters connected to the Kalos region.

The expansion includes:

• 131 cards in the standard numbered checklist
• 15 Secret Rare cards
• Pokémon-GX
• Ultra Beast Pokémon-GX
• Prism Star cards     –    Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Full-Art Pokémon-GX
• Full-Art Supporter cards
• Rainbow Rare Pokémon-GX
• Gold Secret Rare Trainer cards
• Gold Special Energy cards
• Legendary Pokémon     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Mythical Pokémon
• Kalos-region characters
• Alola and Ultra Space themes

The official checklist confirms featured cards such as Ultra Necrozma-GX, Greninja-GX, Lucario-GX, Zygarde-GX, Naganadel-GX, Dialga-GX, Palkia-GX, Xerneas-GX, Yveltal-GX, Arceus Prism Star, and Diancie Prism Star.

Ultra Necrozma-GX

Ultra Necrozma-GX is the headline Pokémon of Forbidden Light.

It represents Necrozma after absorbing the light and power associated with Solgaleo and Lunala.

Collectors may search for:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Ultra Necrozma-GX Full Art     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Ultra Necrozma-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Photon Geyser attack can deal substantial damage by discarding basic Psychic Energy from the Pokémon.

Its Sky-Scorching Light-GX attack can place damage counters on each of the opponent’s Pokémon when the required conditions are met.

Ultra Necrozma-GX became a major competitive attacker during the Sun and Moon era, particularly when paired with Metal and Psychic Energy support.

No Ultra Necrozma-GX card is guaranteed inside an individual booster pack or booster box.

Ultra Necrozma-GX Rainbow Rare

The Rainbow Rare version of Ultra Necrozma-GX is one of the expansion’s leading chase cards.

It features:

• Ultra Necrozma in Pokémon-GX form
• Textured rainbow-colored artwork
• Secret Rare numbering     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Ultra Beast classification
• Premium Sun and Moon-era presentation

The card appeals strongly to:

• Necrozma collectors
• Ultra Beast collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Legendary Pokémon fans
• Sun and Moon master-set builders

Rainbow Rare cards are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.

Greninja-GX

Greninja-GX features the popular final evolution of Froakie.

Collectors may discover:

• Greninja-GX
• Greninja-GX Full Art     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Greninja-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Shuriken Flurry Ability places damage counters on one of the opponent’s Pokémon when Greninja-GX is played from the hand to evolve a Pokémon.

This Ability can help prepare opposing Pokémon for later Knock Outs.

Greninja-GX appeals to:

• Greninja collectors
• Kalos starter collectors
• Water-type players           –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Pokémon-GX collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Lucario-GX

Lucario-GX is another major Pokémon-GX featured in Forbidden Light.

Collectors can search for:

• Lucario-GX
• Lucario-GX Full Art
• Lucario-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Aura Strike attack becomes more powerful when Riolu evolves into Lucario-GX during the current turn.

Lucario-GX appeals to:

• Lucario collectors
• Fighting-type fans           –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Sinnoh Pokémon collectors
• Competitive-card collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Zygarde-GX

Zygarde-GX represents the Legendary Order Pokémon associated with the Kalos region.

Available versions include:

• Zygarde-GX
• Zygarde-GX Full Art               –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Zygarde-GX Rainbow Rare

Its attacks work naturally with Fighting Energy and Trainer cards associated with Bonnie.

Zygarde-GX gives the set a strong connection to:

• Pokémon X and Y
• The Kalos region
• Legendary Pokémon         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Fighting-type deck strategies
• Team Flare storylines

Naganadel-GX

Naganadel-GX features the Poison Pin Pokémon and Ultra Beast known by the code name UB Stinger.

Collectors may search for:

• Naganadel-GX
• Naganadel-GX Full Art     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Naganadel-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Beast Raid attack becomes stronger according to the number of Ultra Beasts the player has in play.

Its Stinger-GX attack changes both players’ Prize-card totals to three, creating unusual strategic possibilities.

Naganadel-GX appeals to:

• Ultra Beast collectors
• Dragon-type fans
• Alola collectors           –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Competitive Pokémon TCG players
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Dialga-GX

Dialga-GX features the Legendary Temporal Pokémon associated with time.

Collectors can discover:

• Dialga-GX
• Dialga-GX Full Art         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Dialga-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Timeless-GX attack allows the player to take another turn after the current turn under the required conditions.

This unusual effect gives Dialga-GX strong thematic and gameplay appeal.

The card is suitable for:

• Dialga collectors
• Sinnoh-region fans
• Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Metal-type collectors
• Pokémon Diamond enthusiasts

Palkia-GX

Palkia-GX features the Legendary Spatial Pokémon associated with space.

Available versions include:

• Palkia-GX
• Palkia-GX Full Art         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Palkia-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Zero Vanish-GX attack can return all Energy attached to the opponent’s Pokémon to their deck when the required additional Energy is attached.

The card appeals to:

• Palkia collectors
• Pokémon Pearl fans
• Water-type collectors       –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Sinnoh master-set builders

Xerneas-GX

Xerneas-GX represents the Legendary Life Pokémon from the Kalos region.

Collectors may search for:

• Xerneas-GX
• Xerneas-GX Full Art
• Xerneas-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Sanctuary-GX attack can move damage counters from the player’s Pokémon onto the opponent’s Active Pokémon.

Xerneas-GX appeals to:

• Xerneas collectors
• Fairy-type collectors           –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Pokémon X fans
• Kalos-region collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Yveltal-GX

Yveltal-GX features the Legendary Destruction Pokémon.

Collectors can discover:

• Yveltal-GX
• Yveltal-GX Full Art     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Yveltal-GX Rainbow Rare

Its Doom Count-GX attack can Knock Out the opponent’s Active Pokémon when exactly four damage counters are already placed on it.

Yveltal-GX appeals to:

• Yveltal collectors
• Darkness-type fans
• Pokémon Y collectors
•  Legendary Pokémon enthusiasts
• Rainbow Rare collectors

Other Featured Pokémon-GX

Forbidden Light contains a varied Pokémon-GX lineup.

Notable examples include:

• Palkia-GX

• Dialga-GX

• Greninja-GX

• Lucario-GX

• Zygarde-GX

• Ultra Necrozma-GX

• Naganadel-GX

• Xerneas-GX

• Yveltal-GX

Selected cards appear in:

• Standard Pokémon-GX versions

• Full-Art versions

• Rainbow Rare versions

All cards are randomly inserted.

Ultra Beasts

Ultra Beasts are central to the Forbidden Light storyline and gameplay.

Featured Ultra Beasts include:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX

• Naganadel-GX

• Poipole

• Buzzwole

• Pheromosa

• Xurkitree

• Celesteela

• Kartana

• Guzzlord

Ultra Beast cards often interact with:

• Prize-card totals

• Beast Energy Prism Star

• Ultra Space

• Ultra Recon Squad

• Beast Ring

• Specialized deck strategies

The official Pokémon card database describes Ultra Space as allowing each player to search their deck for an Ultra Beast once during their turn.

Prism Star Cards

Forbidden Light continues the Prism Star mechanic introduced in Ultra Prism.

Prism Star cards feature:

• A distinctive Prism Star symbol
• A black card border
• Powerful attacks, Abilities, or Trainer effects
• Special deck-building restrictions
• Lost Zone rules

Only one card with the same Prism Star name may be included in a deck.

When a Prism Star card would enter the discard pile from play, it is placed in the Lost Zone instead.

Featured Forbidden Light Prism Star cards include:

• Arceus Prism Star
• Diancie Prism Star
• Lysandre Prism Star
• Beast Energy Prism Star
• Mysterious Treasure-style strategic support

Arceus Prism Star

Arceus Prism Star features the Mythical Alpha Pokémon.

Its First Law Ability prevents the effects of the opponent’s attacks from affecting the player’s Pokémon when the required combination of Pokémon types is on the Bench.

The card appeals to:

• Arceus collectors
• Mythical Pokémon fans
• Sinnoh-region collectors
• Prism Star collectors
• Special mechanic collectors

Diancie Prism Star

Diancie Prism Star features the Mythical Jewel Pokémon.

Its Princess’s Cheers Ability increases the attack damage of the player’s Fighting-type Pokémon while Diancie remains on the Bench.

This effect made Diancie Prism Star useful in several Fighting-type decks.

It appeals to:

• Diancie collectors
• Mythical Pokémon collectors
• Fairy-type fans
• Fighting deck players
• Prism Star collectors

Beast Energy Prism Star

Beast Energy Prism Star is a Special Energy card created specifically for Ultra Beast strategies.

When attached to an Ultra Beast, it provides any type of Energy and increases the damage dealt by that Pokémon’s attacks.

It works naturally with cards such as:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Naganadel-GX
• Buzzwole
• Pheromosa
• Xurkitree
• Celesteela
• Guzzlord

Because it is a Prism Star card, only one Beast Energy Prism Star may be included in a deck.

Lysandre Prism Star

Lysandre Prism Star features the leader of Team Flare.

Its effect interacts with the Lost Zone and the opponent’s discard pile.

The card strengthens Forbidden Light’s connection to:

• Pokémon X and Y
• Team Flare
• Kalos-region characters
• Prism Star mechanics
• Lost Zone strategies

Popular Forbidden Light Chase Cards

Collectors frequently open Forbidden Light packs in search of cards such as:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX Rainbow Rare

• Ultra Necrozma-GX Full Art

• Greninja-GX Rainbow Rare

• Lucario-GX Rainbow Rare

• Zygarde-GX Rainbow Rare

• Naganadel-GX Rainbow Rare

• Dialga-GX Rainbow Rare

• Palkia-GX Rainbow Rare

• Xerneas-GX Rainbow Rare

• Yveltal-GX Rainbow Rare

• Diantha Full Art

• Bonnie Full Art

• Ultra Recon Squad Full Art

• Gold Beast Ring

• Gold Energy Recycler

• Gold Metal Frying Pan

• Gold Mysterious Treasure

• Gold Unit Energy Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy

• Arceus Prism Star

• Diancie Prism Star

• Beast Energy Prism Star

No chase card is guaranteed.

Card centering, corners, edges, print alignment, surface quality, and overall condition may vary.

Full-Art Trainer Cards

Forbidden Light includes several collectible Full-Art Supporter cards inspired mainly by the Kalos and Alola regions.

Notable examples include:

• Bonnie
• Crasher Wake
• Diantha
• Ultra Recon Squad

These cards appeal to:

• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Kalos-region fans
• Alola character collectors
• Competitive-card collectors
• Sun and Moon master-set builders

Bonnie Full Art

Bonnie is closely associated with Zygarde in the Pokémon X and Y animated storyline.

Her Supporter card works specifically with Zygarde-GX and can allow its GX attack to be used again after discarding a Stadium card.

The Full-Art version appeals to:

• Bonnie collectors
• Zygarde collectors
• Kalos character fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Pokémon X and Y enthusiasts

Diantha Full Art

Diantha is the Champion of the Kalos region.

Her Supporter card may be played after one of the player’s Fairy-type Pokémon is Knocked Out, allowing two cards to be recovered from the discard pile.

The Full-Art version appeals to:

• Champion-card collectors
• Kalos-region fans
• Fairy-type collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Pokémon X and Y players

Crasher Wake Full Art

Crasher Wake is the Water-type Gym Leader of Pastoria City in the Sinnoh region.

His Supporter card allows the player to discard two Water Energy cards and search the deck for any two cards.

The Full-Art version appeals to:

• Sinnoh Gym Leader collectors
• Water-type fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Pokémon Diamond and Pearl enthusiasts

Ultra Recon Squad Full Art

Ultra Recon Squad represents characters connected to Ultra Megalopolis and Ultra Space.

The Supporter card allows the player to discard an Ultra Beast from the hand and draw additional cards.

It works naturally with:

• Ultra Beast decks
• Naganadel-GX
• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Beast Energy Prism Star
• Ultra Space

The Full-Art version strengthens the set’s Ultra Space theme.

Gold Secret Rare Trainer Cards

Forbidden Light contains several premium Gold Secret Rare Trainer cards.

Notable examples include:

• Beast Ring
• Energy Recycler
• Metal Frying Pan
• Mysterious Treasure
• Unit Energy Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy

These cards feature:

• Textured gold artwork
• Secret Rare numbering
• Competitive or specialized effects
• Premium collector presentation

Gold Secret Rare cards are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.

Gold Beast Ring

Beast Ring allows a player to search the deck for basic Energy cards and attach them to an Ultra Beast when the opponent has a specific number of Prize cards remaining.

The card became an important form of Energy acceleration in Ultra Beast decks.

Its Gold Secret Rare version appeals to:

• Ultra Beast players
• Gold Trainer collectors
• Competitive-card collectors
• Forbidden Light master-set builders

Gold Mysterious Treasure

Mysterious Treasure allows the player to discard a card and search the deck for a Psychic-type or Dragon-type Pokémon.

It works naturally with cards such as:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Naganadel-GX
• Poipole
• Giratina
• Other Dragon and Psychic Pokémon

Its Gold Secret Rare version combines gameplay utility with premium textured artwork.

Gold Metal Frying Pan

Metal Frying Pan reduces damage taken by a Metal Pokémon and removes its Fire-type Weakness.

It can support Metal Pokémon such as:

• Dialga-GX
• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Magnezone
• Empoleon
• Other Metal-type attackers

The Gold Secret Rare version is suitable for both competitive and collector-focused collections.

Gold Energy Recycler

Energy Recycler allows basic Energy cards to be shuffled from the discard pile back into the deck.

Its Gold Secret Rare version appeals to:

• Item-card collectors
• Energy-focused deck builders       –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Gold Secret Rare collectors
• Master-set builders

Gold Unit Energy

Forbidden Light includes a Gold Secret Rare version of Unit Energy Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy.

While attached to a Pokémon, the card can provide one of those three Energy types.

It is useful in decks requiring flexible Energy coverage and appeals to Special Energy collectors.

Competitive Cards from Forbidden Light

Forbidden Light contributed several cards that became important in competitive Pokémon TCG decks.

Examples include:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Malamar
• Beast Ring
• Diancie Prism Star
• Mysterious Treasure
• Metal Frying Pan         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Ultra Space
• Buzzwole
• Naganadel-GX
• Greninja-GX

Malamar

Malamar became one of the most influential non-GX cards from Forbidden Light.

Its Psychic Recharge Ability allows a player to attach Psychic Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Pokémon.

Malamar supported several powerful strategies involving:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Giratina
• Necrozma
• Psychic-type attackers     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Dragon-type Pokémon requiring Psychic Energy

Its gameplay importance gives Forbidden Light appeal beyond its premium chase cards.

Why Choose a 36-Pack Booster Box?

A Forbidden Light Booster Box provides 36 individually sealed booster packs in one display.

This format is suitable for:

• Large pack-opening sessions     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Building a Forbidden Light master set
• Searching for Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Collecting Ultra Beast cards
• Finding Prism Star cards     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Searching for Full-Art Trainers
• Collecting Rainbow Rares
• Finding Gold Secret Rares
• Building competitive decks
• Trading duplicate cards       –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Sharing packs with friends
• Preserving a sealed Sun and Moon product

A booster box focuses on booster-pack quantity and does not include the gameplay accessories supplied with an Elite Trainer Box.

Booster Box Versus Elite Trainer Box

Forbidden Light Booster Box

Includes:

• 36 Forbidden Light booster packs
• No card sleeves
• No damage-counter dice
• No condition markers     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• No storage dividers
• No guaranteed physical promotional card

Forbidden Light Elite Trainer Box

The official Forbidden Light Elite Trainer Box includes:

• Eight Forbidden Light booster packs
• 65 Ultra Necrozma card sleeves         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• 45 Energy cards
• A player’s guide
• Damage-counter dice
• Condition markers
• Storage dividers     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• A collector box

Choose the booster box when receiving more booster packs is the priority.

Choose the Elite Trainer Box when themed accessories and reusable storage are also important.

Factory-Sealed Collecting

A factory-sealed Forbidden Light Booster Box can be preserved as part of a Sun and Moon-era collection.

Collectors may display it alongside:

• Sun and Moon Base Set Booster Box
• Guardians Rising Booster Box         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Burning Shadows Booster Box
• Crimson Invasion Booster Box
• Ultra Prism Booster Box
• Celestial Storm Booster Box
• Lost Thunder Booster Box
• Team Up Booster Box
• Unbroken Bonds Booster Box
• Unified Minds Booster Box       –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Cosmic Eclipse Booster Box

Store the booster box away from:

• Direct sunlight
• Moisture
• Excessive heat
• Heavy pressure
• Dust
• Liquids         –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Sudden temperature changes

A fitted acrylic display case may provide additional protection.

Ideal for Collectors and Players

The Forbidden Light Booster Box is suitable for:

• Ultra Necrozma collectors
• Ultra Beast collectors
• Greninja collectors
• Lucario collectors     –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Zygarde collectors
• Legendary Pokémon fans
• Prism Star collectors
• Rainbow Rare collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Gold Secret Rare collectors
• Kalos-region collectors
•  Sun and Moon master-set builders   –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Pokémon TCG players
• Sealed-product collectors

Why Collect Forbidden Light?

Forbidden Light remains a distinctive Sun and Moon expansion because of its:

• Ultra Necrozma-GX
• Greninja-GX and Lucario-GX
• Zygarde-GX
• Naganadel-GX and other Ultra Beasts
• Dialga-GX and Palkia-GX
• Xerneas-GX and Yveltal-GX   –  Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box
• Prism Star cards
• Kalos and Ultra Space themes
• Strong competitive cards such as Malamar and Beast Ring
• Full-Art Trainers
• Rainbow Rares
• Gold Secret Rare cards
• Factory-sealed 36-pack display format

The official Pokémon expansion page identifies Lucario-GX, Greninja-GX, Zygarde-GX, Yveltal-GX, Naganadel-GX, Volcanion, and Arceus among the Pokémon drawn into the conflict surrounding the Forbidden Light.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many booster packs are included?

The Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box contains 36 factory-sealed English booster packs.

When was Forbidden Light released?

Sun and Moon—Forbidden Light was released on May 4, 2018.

How many cards are in Forbidden Light?

The standard checklist contains 131 cards. The Secret Rare section extends the complete numbered expansion to card 146.

Is Ultra Necrozma-GX included?

Yes. Ultra Necrozma-GX is the headline Pokémon-GX of the expansion and appears in standard, Full-Art, and Rainbow Rare versions.

Is Ultra Necrozma-GX guaranteed?

No. Ultra Necrozma-GX and every other card are randomly inserted.

Does Forbidden Light contain Prism Star cards?

Yes. The expansion includes Prism Star cards such as Arceus, Diancie, Lysandre, and Beast Energy.

Are Full-Art Trainers included?

Yes. Full-Art Trainers include Bonnie, Crasher Wake, Diantha, and Ultra Recon Squad.

Are Ultra Beasts included?

Yes. The expansion features Ultra Beasts such as Ultra Necrozma-GX, Naganadel-GX, Poipole, Buzzwole, Pheromosa, Xurkitree, and other Ultra Space Pokémon.

Does the booster box include a promotional card?

No. A standard Forbidden Light Booster Box does not include a guaranteed physical promotional card.

Are card sleeves and dice included?

No. Card sleeves, dice, condition markers, and dividers are generally included with an Elite Trainer Box rather than a booster box.

Is this an English product?

Yes. This listing is for an English-language Forbidden Light Booster Box.   –

Can the booster box be preserved unopened?

Yes. Collectors may keep the factory-sealed booster display unopened as part of a sealed Pokémon TCG collection.

Final Thoughts

The Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box contains 36 booster packs from one of the most distinctive Ultra Space-themed expansions of the Sun and Moon era.

Collectors can search for Ultra Necrozma-GX, Greninja-GX, Lucario-GX, Zygarde-GX, Naganadel-GX, Dialga-GX, Palkia-GX, Xerneas-GX, Yveltal-GX, Prism Star cards, Full-Art Trainers, Rainbow Rares, and Gold Secret Rare cards.

Whether you are building a Forbidden Light master set, collecting Ultra Beasts, searching for Kalos Legendary Pokémon, opening packs with friends, or preserving a factory-sealed display, Forbidden Light delivers an engaging combination of powerful Pokémon-GX, competitive cards, Ultra Space themes, and premium Sun and Moon-era artwork.

Product Attributes

Brand: Pokémon
Trading Card Game: Pokémon TCG
Series: Sun and Moon
Expansion: Forbidden Light
Product Type: Booster Box
Edition: Standard English Edition
Featured Pokémon: Ultra Necrozma
Booster Packs: 36
Promotional Card: Not included
Card Sleeves: Not included
Energy Card Bundle: Not included
Language: English
Condition: New
Packaging: Factory sealed
Release Date: May 4, 2018
Card Contents: Randomized
Standard Checklist: 131 cards
Complete Numbered Set: 146 cards including Secret Rares
Featured Card Types: Pokémon-GX, Prism Stars, Full Arts, Rainbow Rares, and Gold Secret Rares
Featured Groups: Ultra Beasts, Legendary Pokémon, Mythical Pokémon, and Kalos Pokémon
Primary Themes: Ultra Space, Ultra Necrozma, Kalos, and Alola

 Pokémon TCG: Forbidden Light Booster Box