Pokémon TCG: Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box

Unleash the Power of Clay Burst

Expand your Japanese Scarlet & Violet collection with the Pokémon TCG: Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box, a Paldea-themed expansion combining powerful Pokémon ex, Gym Leaders, competitive Trainer cards, and premium full-card illustrations.

Clay Burst, officially titled クレイバースト, was released in Japan on April 14, 2023, alongside the Snow Hazard expansion. The official Japanese product records identify Clay Burst as an expansion released on that date, while the related Pokémon Center set confirms that one Clay Burst booster box contains 30 packs.

Each standard Japanese booster pack contains five randomly inserted cards. A complete booster box therefore contains:

• 30 Clay Burst booster packs
• Five cards per booster pack
• 150 cards before duplicates
• Japanese-language Pokémon cards
• Pokémon ex opportunities
• Art Rare opportunities
• Super Rare opportunities
• Special Art Rare opportunities
• Ultra Rare opportunities

Every booster pack is randomized. No particular Pokémon, Trainer, rarity, illustration, pull rate, card condition, grading result, or future market value is guaranteed.

What Is Included?

Each factory-sealed Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box contains:

• 30 Japanese Clay Burst booster packs   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Five randomized cards per pack
• 150 cards before duplicates
• Japanese-language cards
• Pokémon ex opportunities
• Tera Pokémon ex opportunities
• Art Rare opportunities
• Super Rare opportunities
• Special Art Rare opportunities
• Ultra Rare opportunities
• Holographic card opportunities
• Trainer and Energy cards
• Factory-sealed Japanese packaging

A standard booster box does not include:

• Card sleeves
• Damage-counter dice
• Condition markers   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Storage dividers
• A separate Energy card bundle
• A guaranteed promotional card
• English-language cards

No individual card is guaranteed.

About the Clay Burst Expansion

Clay Burst is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet expansion identified by the set code SV2D.

The standard checklist contains 71 numbered cards, with additional Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare cards numbered beyond the main checklist. The official Pokémon card database identifies standard Clay Burst cards with numbering such as SV2D 001/071 and premium secret cards with numbers extending beyond 071.

The expansion includes:

• 71 cards in the standard numbered checklist
• Secret cards beyond card 71
• Pokémon ex
• Tera Pokémon ex
• Paldea Pokémon
• Art Rare cards   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Super Rare cards
• Special Art Rare cards
• Ultra Rare cards
• Full-Art Trainer cards
• Competitive Trainer cards
• Japanese-exclusive packaging and numbering

Clay Burst is especially recognized for introducing Iono to the Pokémon TCG and for featuring Ting-Lu ex, Tinkaton ex, Squawkabilly ex, Forretress ex, and several popular Illustration Rare Pokémon.

Iono

Iono is the Electric-type Gym Leader of Levincia and one of the most recognizable characters introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Her Supporter card requires both players to place their hands at the bottom of their decks and then draw cards equal to their remaining Prize cards. This means the card can function as both hand refresh and late-game disruption. The official Japanese card page confirms this effect and identifies the standard Iono as SV2D 069/071.

Collectors may search for:

• Iono standard Supporter
• Iono Super Rare
• Iono Special Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box

The card appeals to:

• Iono collectors
• Paldea Gym Leader collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Special Art Rare collectors
• Competitive Pokémon TCG players
• Japanese card collectors

No version of Iono is guaranteed inside a booster box.

Iono Special Art Rare

The Iono Special Art Rare is the defining chase card of Clay Burst.

The card is numbered 096/071, placing it beyond the main 71-card checklist. The official Japanese card database confirms its SV2D numbering and Supporter effect.

Its premium illustration features Iono in a detailed character-focused scene and appeals strongly to:

• Iono collectors
• Scarlet & Violet Trainer collectors
• Special Art Rare collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Japanese Pokémon card enthusiasts
• Premium graded-card collections
• Clay Burst master-set builders

The card combines a popular character, competitive gameplay utility, secret numbering, and a full-card illustration.

Iono Super Rare

The Super Rare version presents Iono in a traditional full-art Trainer format.

It appeals to:

• Full-Art Supporter collectors
• Iono character collections
• Paldea-region collectors
• Competitive players   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Japanese secret-card collectors

Both the Super Rare and Special Art Rare versions are randomly inserted and are not guaranteed.

Ting-Lu ex

Ting-Lu ex is one of the featured Legendary Pokémon ex associated with the Treasures of Ruin.

Its Ability disables the Abilities of opposing Pokémon with damage counters on them, except for Pokémon ex. Its attack deals damage while placing additional damage counters on an opposing Benched Pokémon. The official expansion page highlights Ting-Lu ex and explains its Ability and Bench-damaging attack.

Collectors may search for:

• Ting-Lu ex Double Rare
• Ting-Lu ex Super Rare
• Ting-Lu ex Special Art Rare
• Ting-Lu ex Ultra Rare

Ting-Lu ex appeals to:

• Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Treasures of Ruin collectors
• Fighting-type players   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Paldea-region fans
• Special Art Rare collectors
• Pokémon ex collectors

Ting-Lu ex Special Art Rare

The Ting-Lu ex Special Art Rare features the Legendary Pokémon in a dramatic environment that emphasizes its ancient, destructive appearance.

The card appeals to:

• Ting-Lu collections
• Legendary Pokémon displays
• Paldea master sets
• Special Art Rare collections
• Japanese Pokémon ex collectors

Tinkaton ex

Tinkaton ex features the popular Fairy and Steel-inspired Pokémon introduced in Paldea.

Its Big Hammer attack deals more damage according to the number of cards in the player’s hand. The official expansion page notes that a ten-card hand allows the attack to reach 300 damage.

Collectors may search for:

• Tinkaton ex Double Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Tinkaton ex Super Rare
• Tinkaton ex Special Art Rare

Tinkaton ex appeals to:

• Tinkaton collectors
• Paldea Pokémon fans
• Psychic-type card collectors
• Pokémon ex enthusiasts
• Special Art Rare collectors

Tinkaton ex Special Art Rare

The Tinkaton ex Special Art Rare uses a detailed full-card illustration emphasizing Tinkaton’s oversized hammer and energetic personality.

It is suitable for:

• Tinkaton collections
• Paldea character displays
• Special Art Rare collections
• Japanese Scarlet & Violet master sets
• Full-card illustration enthusiasts

Squawkabilly ex

Squawkabilly ex became one of the expansion’s most useful support Pokémon.

Its Squawk and Seize Ability can be used during the player’s first turn. It allows the player to discard their hand and draw six new cards, providing strong early-game setup. The official expansion page highlights this Ability and its first-turn restriction.

Collectors may search for:

• Squawkabilly ex Double Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Squawkabilly ex Super Rare
• Squawkabilly ex Special Art Rare

Squawkabilly ex appeals to:

• Competitive players
• Paldea Pokémon collectors
• Support Pokémon collectors
• Special Art Rare enthusiasts
• Pokémon ex deck builders

Squawkabilly ex Special Art Rare

The Squawkabilly ex Special Art Rare presents the colorful Pokémon in a detailed scene reflecting its lively personality.

It appeals to:

• Squawkabilly collectors
• Bird Pokémon fans
• Competitive-card collectors
• Special Art Rare collectors
• Japanese illustration enthusiasts

Forretress ex

Forretress ex appears as a Tera Pokémon ex.

Its Explosive Energy Ability Knocks Out Forretress ex but allows the player to attach up to five basic Grass Energy from the deck to their Pokémon. The official Clay Burst and Snow Hazard expansion page explains this powerful Energy-acceleration effect.

Collectors may search for:

• Forretress ex Double Rare
• Forretress ex Super Rare

Forretress ex appeals to:

• Forretress collectors
• Johto-region fans
• Grass-type deck players
• Tera Pokémon collectors
• Energy-acceleration strategies

Bellibolt ex

Bellibolt ex features Iono’s partner Pokémon.

Its inclusion connects Clay Burst strongly with Levincia, Iono, and Electric-type Paldea Pokémon.

Collectors may search for:

• Bellibolt ex Double Rare
• Bellibolt ex Super Rare

It appeals to:

• Bellibolt collectors
• Iono fans
• Electric-type collectors
• Paldea Gym Leader collections
• Pokémon ex enthusiasts

Other Featured Pokémon ex

Clay Burst contains additional Pokémon ex and premium variants, including:

• Ting-Lu ex
• Tinkaton ex
• Squawkabilly ex   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Forretress ex
• Bellibolt ex
• Copperajah ex

Selected Pokémon appear in Double Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare, or Ultra Rare formats.

Art Rare Cards

Art Rare cards use full-card illustrations that extend across most of the card.

Popular Clay Burst Art Rare cards include:

• Raichu
• Tyranitar
• Tinkatink
• Nacli
• Farigiraf
• Fletchinder
• Marill
• Orthworm
• Flamigo
• Bramblin
• Heracross
• Sudowoodo
• Fletchinder
• Wooper

These cards appeal to:

• Illustration collectors
• Species-specific collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Japanese Art Rare collectors
• Master-set builders
• Full-card artwork enthusiasts

Raichu Art Rare

The Raichu Art Rare is one of the most recognizable Illustration Rare cards in Clay Burst.

The official Japanese card database identifies it as SV2D 074/071, confirming its secret numbering beyond the main checklist.

Collectors appreciate the card for its:

• Popular Kanto Pokémon
• Full-card illustration
• Secret numbering   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Japanese artwork presentation
• Connection to Pikachu’s evolution line

The card appeals strongly to:

• Raichu collectors
• Pikachu evolution collectors
• Electric-type fans
• Kanto collectors
• Art Rare enthusiasts

Tyranitar Art Rare

The Tyranitar Art Rare is another popular non-Pokémon-ex chase card.

Its artwork emphasizes the size and personality of the powerful Johto Pokémon.

It appeals to:

• Tyranitar collectors
• Johto-region fans
• Darkness-type collectors
• Pseudo-Legendary Pokémon collectors
• Art Rare collectors

Tinkatink Art Rare

Tinkatink’s Art Rare provides a character-focused illustration of the first stage in the Tinkaton evolution line.

It appeals to:

• Tinkaton evolution collectors
• Paldea Pokémon fans
• Art Rare collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Cute Pokémon collections
• Scarlet & Violet master-set builders

Heracross Art Rare

Heracross appears in a detailed full-card illustration.

It appeals to:

• Heracross collectors
• Johto-region fans     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Bug-type collectors
• Fighting-type Pokémon enthusiasts
• Japanese Art Rare collectors

Sudowoodo Art Rare

The Sudowoodo Art Rare uses a detailed environmental illustration that reflects the Pokémon’s tree-like camouflage.

It appeals to:

• Sudowoodo collectors
• Johto Pokémon fans   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Character-art collectors
• Art Rare master-set builders

Fletchinder Art Rare

Fletchinder’s Art Rare presents the Fire and Flying Pokémon in a full-card scene.

It appeals to:

• Kalos-region collectors
• Bird Pokémon fans   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Fire-type collectors
• Japanese illustration enthusiasts

Popular Clay Burst Chase Cards

Collectors frequently open Japanese Clay Burst booster packs in search of:

• Iono Special Art Rare
• Iono Super Rare
• Ting-Lu ex Special Art Rare
• Ting-Lu ex Ultra Rare
• Tinkaton ex Special Art Rare
• Squawkabilly ex Special Art Rare
• Raichu Art Rare
• Tyranitar Art Rare
• Tinkatink Art Rare     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Heracross Art Rare
• Sudowoodo Art Rare
• Super Rod Ultra Rare
• Basic Fighting Energy Ultra Rare
• Full-Art Pokémon ex cards
• Additional Art Rare Pokémon

No chase card is guaranteed.

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

Full-Art Trainer Cards

Clay Burst contains multiple Trainer cards with premium variants.

Notable Trainers include:

• Iono   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Giacomo
• Falkner
• Saguaro

Iono remains the most prominent Trainer in the expansion because of her popularity and competitive card effect.

Giacomo

Giacomo is the boss of Team Star’s Dark crew.

His Supporter card can discard Special Energy attached to each of the opponent’s Pokémon, creating disruption against decks dependent on Special Energy.

The card appeals to:

• Team Star collectors
• Paldea character fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Competitive disruption players

Falkner

Falkner is the Flying-type Gym Leader from the Johto region.

His Supporter card draws cards, with a stronger effect when a Stadium is in play.

It appeals to:

• Johto Gym Leader collectors
• Flying-type fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Classic character collectors

Saguaro

Saguaro is a teacher at the academy in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

His Supporter card heals damage from a Pokémon, with an increased effect after discarding a card from the hand.

It appeals to:

• Academy character collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Paldea-region fans
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Healing-strategy players

Super Rod

Super Rod is one of the expansion’s most useful Item cards.

It allows the player to shuffle a combination of Pokémon and basic Energy cards from the discard pile back into the deck. The official expansion page identifies Super Rod as a card that returns up to three Pokémon and basic Energy cards in total.

Collectors may search for:

• Super Rod standard card
• Super Rod Ultra Rare

The card became useful for:

• Recovering important Pokémon
• Recycling basic Energy   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Restoring deck resources
• Supporting long competitive games
• Rebuilding after Knock Outs

Reversal Energy

Reversal Energy is a Special Energy card designed to help players who are behind in Prize cards.

When the correct conditions are met, it can provide multiple Energy at once to an Evolution Pokémon without a Rule Box.

It supports:

• Comeback strategies
• Stage 1 and Stage 2 attackers
• Single-Prize Pokémon decks
• Energy-intensive attacks   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Prize-based tactical play

Mimikyu

Mimikyu is an important defensive Pokémon from Clay Burst.

Its Safeguard-style Ability prevents damage from attacks by opposing Pokémon ex and Pokémon V. The official expansion page identifies Mimikyu as a strong answer to decks centered on Pokémon ex and Pokémon V.

It appeals to:

• Mimikyu collectors
• Ghost-type fans
• Defensive deck players
• Single-Prize strategy players
• Competitive-card collectors

Luxray

Luxray features an unusual Ability that allows it to be played directly from the hand to the Bench when the player has more Prize cards remaining than the opponent.

The official expansion page explains that Luxray can bypass its normal Evolution stages under this condition.

It appeals to:

• Luxray collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Electric-type players
• Comeback deck strategies
• Sinnoh-region fans
• Competitive Pokémon collectors

United Wings Pokémon

Clay Burst includes Pokémon supporting the United Wings attack strategy.

Important examples include:

• Murkrow   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Flamigo
• Wattrel from related Scarlet & Violet products

United Wings deals more damage according to the number of Pokémon with the same attack in the discard pile. The official expansion page highlights Murkrow and Flamigo as Clay Burst cards supporting this strategy.

Japanese Card Rarities

Clay Burst may include the following Japanese rarity classifications:

• Common     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Uncommon
• Rare
• Double Rare
• Art Rare
• Super Rare
• Special Art Rare
• Ultra Rare

Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era expansions do not use the Rainbow Rare format associated with earlier Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield sets.

The most desirable premium categories are generally:

• Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Super Rare
• Special Art Rare
• Ultra Rare

Japanese Clay Burst Versus English Paldea Evolved

Clay Burst is a Japanese expansion rather than a direct English release with an identical checklist.

Many Clay Burst cards were later included in the English Scarlet & Violet—Paldea Evolved expansion together with cards from Snow Hazard and other Japanese products.

Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box

Includes:

• 30 booster packs   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Five cards per pack
• Japanese-language cards
• SV2D set numbering
• Clay Burst-focused checklist
• Japanese rarity classifications
• Iono-themed booster artwork

English Paldea Evolved Booster Box

Typically includes:

• 36 booster packs   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• English-language cards
• A larger combined checklist
• Cards sourced from multiple Japanese expansions
• English rarity and set numbering
• More cards per standard booster pack

Choose Clay Burst when you prefer:

• Japanese cards   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• A smaller focused checklist
• Iono and Ting-Lu-themed collecting
• Japanese Art Rare and SAR cards
• Compact master-set building
• Japanese booster-box packaging

Choose Paldea Evolved when you prefer:

• English-language cards
• A larger combined expansion
• English deck construction   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• A broader range of Paldea Pokémon
• English tournament compatibility

Why Choose a 30-Pack Japanese Booster Box?

A Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box provides 30 individually sealed booster packs in one display.

This format is suitable for:

• Large Japanese pack-opening sessions
• Building a Clay Burst master set
• Searching for Iono Special Art Rare
• Collecting Ting-Lu ex     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Finding Tinkaton ex cards
• Searching for Japanese Art Rares
• Collecting Paldea Pokémon
• Building competitive decks
• Trading duplicate Japanese cards
• Comparing Japanese and English artwork
• Preserving a sealed Japanese booster display

Factory-Sealed Collecting

A factory-sealed Clay Burst Booster Box can be preserved as part of a Japanese Scarlet & Violet collection.

Collectors may display it alongside:

• Japanese Scarlet ex Booster Box
• Japanese Violet ex Booster Box   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box
• Japanese Pokémon Card 151 Booster Box
• Japanese Ruler of the Black Flame Booster Box
• Japanese Raging Surf Booster Box
• Japanese Ancient Roar Booster Box
• Japanese Future Flash Booster Box
• Japanese Shiny Treasure ex Booster Box

Store the booster box away from:

• Direct sunlight
• Excessive heat
• Moisture
• Heavy pressure             – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Dust
• Liquids
• Sudden temperature changes

A fitted acrylic display case may provide additional protection.

Ideal for Collectors and Players

The Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box is suitable for:

• Iono collectors
• Ting-Lu collectors
• Tinkaton collectors
• Raichu collectors
• Tyranitar collectors
• Paldea Pokémon fans
• Japanese card collectors
• Pokémon ex collectors
• Art Rare collectors
• – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Special Art Rare collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Competitive Pokémon players
• Factory-sealed product collectors
• Group pack openings
• Pokémon gift buyers

Why Collect Clay Burst?

Clay Burst remains one of the most recognizable Japanese Scarlet & Violet expansions because of its:

• Iono Special Art Rare
• Iono Super Rare
• Ting-Lu ex
• Tinkaton ex
• Squawkabilly ex
• Raichu Art Rare
• Tyranitar Art Rare
• Super Rod
• Mimikyu  – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box
• Strong competitive Trainer cards
• Japanese SV2D set identity
• Factory-sealed 30-pack display format

The official Pokémon Card Game records confirm Clay Burst’s April 14, 2023 release, its SV2D numbering, and the inclusion of major cards such as Iono, Ting-Lu ex, Tinkaton ex, Squawkabilly ex, Raichu, and Mimikyu.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many booster packs are included?

The Pokémon TCG: Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box contains 30 factory-sealed Japanese booster packs. The official Pokémon Center set listing identifies one Clay Burst box as containing 30 packs.

How many cards are in each booster pack?

Each Japanese Clay Burst booster pack contains five randomized Pokémon cards.

How many cards are inside the complete box?

A complete box contains 150 cards before duplicates because it includes 30 packs with five cards in each pack.

When was Clay Burst released?

Clay Burst was officially released in Japan on April 14, 2023.

What is the Clay Burst set code?

The Japanese expansion code is SV2D. Official card listings identify Clay Burst cards with the SV2D expansion mark.

How many cards are in the main checklist?

Clay Burst contains 71 cards in its standard numbered checklist, followed by additional secret cards.

Is Iono included?

Yes. Iono appears as a standard Supporter and in premium secret-card variants.

Is the Iono Special Art Rare guaranteed?

No. Every card is randomly inserted, and no individual Trainer or secret card is guaranteed.

Is Ting-Lu ex included?

Yes. Ting-Lu ex is one of the featured Legendary Pokémon ex in Clay Burst.

Does Clay Burst contain Art Rare cards?

Yes. Clay Burst contains Art Rare cards featuring Pokémon such as Raichu, Tyranitar, Tinkatink, Heracross, and Sudowoodo.

Does Clay Burst contain Special Art Rare cards?

Yes. Selected Pokémon ex and Trainer cards appear as Special Art Rares.

Are Rainbow Rare cards included?

No. Clay Burst uses Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese rarities such as AR, SR, SAR, and UR rather than Rainbow Rare cards.

Are the cards in English?

No. This product contains Japanese-language Pokémon cards.

Is Clay Burst the same as Paldea Evolved?

No. Clay Burst is a smaller Japanese expansion. Many of its cards were later incorporated into the larger English Paldea Evolved expansion.

Does the box include a promotional card?

No. A standard Clay Burst Booster Box does not include a guaranteed promotional card.

Does the box include sleeves or dice?

No. Sleeves, dice, markers, and storage accessories are not included in a standard booster box.   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box

Can the booster box be preserved unopened?

Yes. Collectors may preserve the factory-sealed display as part of a Japanese Pokémon TCG collection.  – Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box

Final Thoughts

The Pokémon TCG: Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box contains 30 Japanese booster packs from one of the most recognizable early Scarlet & Violet expansions.

Collectors can search for Iono Special Art Rare, Iono Super Rare, Ting-Lu ex, Tinkaton ex, Squawkabilly ex, Raichu Art Rare, Tyranitar Art Rare, premium Trainer cards, Japanese Art Rares, Special Art Rares, and Ultra Rares.

Whether you are building a Clay Burst master set, collecting Japanese Iono cards, searching for Paldea Pokémon, constructing a competitive deck, opening packs with friends, or preserving a factory-sealed display, Clay Burst delivers a strong combination of memorable characters, playable cards, premium illustrations, and Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era collectibility.

Product Attributes

Brand: Pokémon
Trading Card Game: Pokémon TCG
Series: Scarlet & Violet
Expansion: Clay Burst
Japanese Name: クレイバースト
Expansion Code: SV2D
Product Type: Booster Box
Edition: Japanese Edition
Featured Character: Iono
Featured Pokémon: Ting-Lu ex
Booster Packs: 30
Cards Per Pack: 5
Total Cards Before Duplicates: 150
Promotional Card: Not included
Card Sleeves: Not included
Energy Card Bundle: Not included
Language: Japanese
Condition: New
Packaging: Factory sealed
Release Date: April 14, 2023
Card Contents: Randomized
Main Checklist: 71 cards
Secret Cards: Additional cards beyond the main checklist
Featured Mechanics: Pokémon ex and Tera Pokémon ex
Featured Rarities: AR, SR, SAR, and UR
Primary Theme: Iono, Ting-Lu ex, and Paldea Pokémon

Pokemon TCG Japanese Clay Burst Booster Box