Pokémon TCG: Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Feel the Rhythm of Paldea

Expand your Japanese Scarlet & Violet collection with the Pokémon TCG: Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box, an enhanced expansion built around the fully evolved Paldea first-partner Pokémon.

Triplet Beat, officially titled トリプレットビート, was released in Japan on March 10, 2023. The official Pokémon Card Game product page identifies it as a Scarlet & Violet enhanced expansion featuring Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, and Quaquaval ex.

A standard Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box contains:

• 30 Triplet Beat booster packs
• Five Japanese 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 contains randomized cards. 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 Triplet Beat Booster Box contains:

• 30 Japanese Triplet Beat booster packs
• Five randomized Pokémon cards per pack
• 150 cards before duplicates
• Japanese-language cards
• 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
• Storage dividers
• A separate Energy card bundle
• A guaranteed promotional card
• English-language cards

No individual card or rarity is guaranteed.

About the Triplet Beat Expansion

Triplet Beat is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet enhanced expansion identified by the set code SV1a.

The main checklist contains 73 numbered cards, followed by 30 Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare cards. This creates a complete numbered checklist of 103 cards. Official card records show standard cards numbered within 073, including Tropius 001/073 and Lesson Studio 071/073, while premium cards extend as far as Quaquaval ex 103/073.

The expansion includes:

• 73 cards in the main checklist
• 30 secret cards beyond card 73
• 103 numbered cards in total
• Six featured Pokémon ex
• Paldea first-partner Pokémon
• Art Rare cards
• Super Rare cards
• Special Art Rare cards
• Ultra Rare cards
• Full-Art Trainer cards
• Competitive Trainer cards
• Japanese-exclusive set numbering
• Colorful starter-themed packaging

Triplet Beat is particularly recognized for the three Paldea starter evolution lines, Dendra, Boss’s Orders featuring Ghetsis, Magikarp Art Rare, and its connected Art Rare and Special Art Rare sequences.

The Three Paldea First-Partner Pokémon

The name Triplet Beat reflects the expansion’s focus on three Paldea first-partner Pokémon:

• Sprigatito
• Fuecoco
• Quaxly

Their fully evolved forms appear as powerful Pokémon ex:

• Meowscarada ex
• Skeledirge ex
• Quaquaval ex

Each evolution line receives collectible artwork across multiple rarities, creating coordinated groups for binder displays and master sets.

Meowscarada ex

Meowscarada ex is the final evolution of Sprigatito and Floragato.

Its Bouquet Magic Ability allows the player to discard a basic Grass Energy from their hand to place three damage counters on one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon.

Its Scratching Nails attack deals 100 damage plus an additional 120 damage when the opponent’s Active Pokémon already has damage counters on it. Official card information confirms Meowscarada ex’s 310 HP, Bouquet Magic Ability, and damage-boosting attack.

Collectors may search for:

• Meowscarada ex Double Rare
• Meowscarada ex Super Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Ultra Rare

Meowscarada ex appeals to:

• Sprigatito evolution collectors
• Grass-type players
• Pokémon Scarlet and Violet fans
• Paldea starter collectors
• Special Art Rare enthusiasts
• Competitive deck builders

No version of Meowscarada ex is guaranteed inside a booster pack or booster box.

Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare

The Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare is one of the expansion’s leading Pokémon chase cards.

Its detailed illustration completes a visual collection featuring:

• Sprigatito Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Floragato Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare

The Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare is numbered 096/073.

It appeals to:

• Meowscarada collectors
• Sprigatito evolution collectors
• Paldea starter fans
• Japanese SAR collectors
• Grass-type Pokémon collections
• Triplet Beat master-set builders

Meowscarada ex Ultra Rare

The Meowscarada ex Ultra Rare features a premium gold-style presentation.

It is numbered 101/073, placing it among the final three cards in the complete Triplet Beat checklist. Official Japanese card information confirms the 101/073 numbering.

It is suitable for:

• Gold Pokémon card collections   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Meowscarada displays
• Japanese Ultra Rare collections
• Paldea starter master sets
• Premium sealed-era collections

Sprigatito Art Rare

The Sprigatito Art Rare begins the collectible visual sequence for the Grass-type Paldea starter.

Its illustration presents Sprigatito in a bright domestic environment surrounded by plants.

The card is numbered 075/073.

It appeals to:

• Sprigatito collectors
• Grass-type Pokémon fans
• Cute Pokémon collections     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Paldea starter displays
• Japanese Art Rare collectors

Floragato Art Rare

The Floragato Art Rare continues the evolution sequence and presents the Pokémon with a more active, confident personality.

The card is numbered 076/073.

Together, Sprigatito, Floragato, and Meowscarada ex create a coordinated starter evolution collection.

Skeledirge ex

Skeledirge ex is the final evolution of Fuecoco and Crocalor.

Its Vitality Song attack deals damage and heals Skeledirge ex. Its Burning Voice attack begins with extremely high damage but becomes weaker as Skeledirge ex takes damage.

Collectors may search for:

• Skeledirge ex Double Rare
• Skeledirge ex Super Rare
• Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare
• Skeledirge ex Ultra Rare     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Skeledirge ex appeals to:

• Fuecoco evolution collectors
• Fire-type Pokémon fans
• Paldea starter collectors
• Pokémon ex enthusiasts
• Special Art Rare collectors

Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare

The Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare completes an illustrated sequence featuring:

• Fuecoco Art Rare
• Crocalor Art Rare
• Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare

The premium artwork emphasizes Skeledirge’s size, Fire-type power, and connection to its smaller bird companion.

The Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare is numbered 097/073.

It appeals to:

• Skeledirge collectors
• Fuecoco evolution fans
• Fire-type collectors
• Japanese SAR collections
• Scarlet & Violet master-set builders

Skeledirge ex Ultra Rare

The Ultra Rare Skeledirge ex uses a premium gold-style design.

It is numbered 102/073 and forms part of the expansion’s three-card Ultra Rare starter group.

It appeals to:

• Gold Pokémon card collectors
• Skeledirge collectors
• Fuecoco evolution collections
• Japanese Ultra Rare enthusiasts
• Triplet Beat master-set builders

Fuecoco Art Rare

The Fuecoco Art Rare presents the cheerful Fire-type starter in a colorful food-market setting.

The card is numbered 078/073. Triplet Beat card listings confirm its inclusion among the expansion’s secret Art Rare cards.

It appeals to:

• Fuecoco collectors
• Fire-type Pokémon fans
• Paldea starter collectors
• Cute Pokémon collections   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Art Rare enthusiasts

Crocalor Art Rare

The Crocalor Art Rare continues the Fuecoco evolution artwork.

Its illustration reflects Crocalor’s growing size and its interest in food.

The card is numbered 079/073.

The Fuecoco, Crocalor, and Skeledirge ex cards can be displayed together as a complete evolution sequence.

Quaquaval ex

Quaquaval ex is the final evolution of Quaxly and Quaxwell.

Its Exciting Dance attack deals damage and allows the player to switch Quaquaval ex with one of their Benched Pokémon. The opponent must then switch their Active Pokémon with one of their Benched Pokémon.

Its Spiral Shot attack delivers heavier damage while returning Energy from Quaquaval ex to the player’s hand.

Collectors may search for:

• Quaquaval ex Double Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Quaquaval ex Super Rare
• Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare
• Quaquaval ex Ultra Rare

Quaquaval ex appeals to:

• Quaxly evolution collectors
• Water-type fans
• Paldea starter collectors
• Switching-strategy players
• Special Art Rare collectors

Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare

The Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare completes the illustrated sequence featuring:

• Quaxly Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
•  Quaxwell Art Rare
• Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare

The card is numbered 098/073.

It appeals to:

• Quaquaval collectors
• Quaxly evolution fans
• Water-type Pokémon collectors
• Japanese SAR collectors
• Paldea starter master sets   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Quaquaval ex Ultra Rare

The Quaquaval ex Ultra Rare features premium gold artwork.

It is numbered 103/073, making it the final numbered card in the complete Triplet Beat checklist.

It appeals to:

• Gold Pokémon card collectors
• Quaquaval collectors
• Quaxly evolution collections
• Japanese Ultra Rare collectors
• Complete Triplet Beat master sets

Quaxly Art Rare

The Quaxly Art Rare presents the Water-type starter carefully arranging and cleaning its environment.

The card is numbered 081/073. Available set listings confirm its secret Art Rare numbering.

It appeals to:

• Quaxly collectors
• Water-type Pokémon fans
• Paldea starter collections
•  Japanese Art Rare collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Character-focused artwork enthusiasts

Quaxwell Art Rare

The Quaxwell Art Rare continues the evolution sequence and presents the Pokémon practicing its movements.

The card is numbered 082/073.

Together, Quaxly, Quaxwell, and Quaquaval ex form the Water-type starter artwork sequence.

Dedenne ex

Dedenne ex appears as a Tera Pokémon ex.

Its crystalline appearance reflects the Terastal mechanic introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Collectors may search for:

• Dedenne ex Double Rare
• Dedenne ex Super Rare

Dedenne ex appeals to:

• Dedenne collectors
• Electric-type Pokémon fans
• Tera Pokémon collectors
• Kalos-region collectors
• Pokémon ex enthusiasts

The Dedenne ex Super Rare is numbered 089/073.

Lycanroc ex

Lycanroc ex features the popular Rock-type Pokémon introduced in the Alola region.

Its Scary Fangs attack can place damage counters on an attacking Pokémon after Lycanroc ex receives damage.

Collectors may search for:

• Lycanroc ex Double Rare
• Lycanroc ex Super Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Lycanroc ex appeals to:

• Lycanroc collectors
• Rockruff evolution fans
• Fighting-type card collectors
• Alola-region fans
• Pokémon ex collectors

The Lycanroc ex Super Rare is numbered 090/073.

Paldean Clodsire ex

Paldean Clodsire ex features the Paldean evolution of Paldean Wooper.

Its Poisonous Swamp Ability can Poison the opponent’s Active Pokémon when a Stadium is in play.

Its Needle Bone attack delivers heavy damage but requires a coin flip to determine whether Paldean Clodsire ex can attack during the following turn.

Collectors may search for:

• Paldean Clodsire ex Double Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Paldean Clodsire ex Super Rare

It appeals to:

• Clodsire collectors
• Paldean Wooper collectors
• Poison-strategy players
• Paldea Pokémon fans
• Pokémon ex collectors

The Paldean Clodsire ex Super Rare is numbered 091/073.

Art Rare Cards

Art Rare cards feature full-card illustrations extending across most of the card.

Triplet Beat contains 12 Art Rare cards:

• Tropius
• Sprigatito   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Floragato
• Pyroar
• Fuecoco
• Crocalor
• Magikarp
• Quaxly
• Quaxwell
• Mismagius
• Paldean Tauros
• Paldean Wooper

These cards are numbered from 074/073 through 085/073.

They appeal to:

• Illustration collectors
• Pokémon species collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Art Rare collectors
• Paldea starter collectors
• Master-set builders
• Full-card artwork enthusiasts

Magikarp Art Rare

The Magikarp Art Rare is one of the most recognizable non-Pokémon-ex chase cards from Triplet Beat.

The illustration presents Magikarp within a highly detailed aquatic scene filled with movement and dramatic environmental artwork.

The card is numbered 080/073, placing it among the secret Art Rare cards. Available card listings confirm its Triplet Beat SV1a identity and numbering.

It appeals strongly to:

• Magikarp collectors
• Gyarados evolution collectors
• Kanto-region fans
• Water-type Pokémon collectors
• Japanese Art Rare enthusiasts   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
•  Detailed illustration collectors

Tropius Art Rare

The Tropius Art Rare presents the Hoenn Pokémon in a lush tropical environment.

The standard Tropius is card 001/073, while its Art Rare version is numbered 074/073. Official Japanese card records confirm Tropius as the first card in the SV1a main checklist.

It appeals to:

• Tropius collectors
• Hoenn-region fans
• Grass-type collections
• Japanese Art Rare collectors
• Nature-themed displays

Pyroar Art Rare

The Pyroar Art Rare features the Fire and Normal-type Pokémon in a detailed scene emphasizing its pride-like social behavior.

The card is numbered 077/073.

It appeals to:

• Pyroar collectors
• Litleo evolution fans
• Kalos-region collectors
• Fire-type Pokémon enthusiasts  – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Art Rare collectors

Mismagius Art Rare

The Mismagius Art Rare features the Ghost-type Pokémon in a mysterious, atmospheric illustration.

The card is numbered 083/073, as confirmed by Triplet Beat card listings.

It appeals to:

• Mismagius collectors
• Ghost-type Pokémon fans
• Sinnoh-region collectors
• Alternative-artwork enthusiasts
• Japanese Art Rare collectors

Paldean Tauros Art Rare

The Paldean Tauros Art Rare features one of the regional forms introduced in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

The card is numbered 084/073.

It appeals to:

• Tauros collectors
•  Regional-form collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Fighting-type fans
• Paldea master-set builders
• Japanese Art Rare enthusiasts

Paldean Wooper Art Rare

The Paldean Wooper Art Rare presents the regional Poison and Ground-type form in its natural habitat.

The card is numbered 085/073.

It appeals to:

• Wooper collectors
• Clodsire evolution fans   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Regional-form collectors
• Paldea Pokémon enthusiasts
• Cute Pokémon collections

Popular Triplet Beat Chase Cards

Collectors frequently open Japanese Triplet Beat booster packs in search of:

• Dendra Special Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare
• Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare
• Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare
• Boss’s Orders Special Art Rare
• Magikarp Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Ultra Rare
• Skeledirge ex Ultra Rare
• Quaquaval ex Ultra Rare
• Dendra Super Rare
• Meowscarada ex Super Rare
• Skeledirge ex Super Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Quaquaval ex Super Rare
• Sprigatito Art Rare
• Fuecoco Art Rare
• Quaxly Art Rare
• Mismagius Art Rare

No chase card is guaranteed.

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

Full-Art Trainer Cards

Triplet Beat includes several Trainers with premium full-art variants.

Notable Trainers include:

• Dendra   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Clavell
• Falkner
• Boss’s Orders featuring Ghetsis

The expansion contains ten Super Rare cards, five Special Art Rare cards, and three Ultra Rare cards. The Super Rare section includes the six featured Pokémon ex and four Trainers, while the SAR section includes three starter Pokémon ex and two Trainers.

Dendra

Dendra is the battle studies teacher at the academy in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

Her Supporter card requires the player to place their hand at the bottom of the deck and draw five cards. The opponent then draws one card.

Collectors may search for:

• Dendra standard Supporter
• Dendra Super Rare
• Dendra Special Art Rare

Dendra appeals to:

• Paldea character collectors
•  Academy-themed collections   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Special Art Rare collectors
• Japanese Pokémon card enthusiasts

Dendra Special Art Rare

The Dendra Special Art Rare is one of the defining chase cards from Triplet Beat.

Its detailed character-focused illustration presents Dendra in an academy setting and highlights her energetic personality.

The card is numbered 099/073.

It appeals to:

• Dendra collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Paldea character fans
• Japanese SAR collectors
• Scarlet & Violet master-set builders
• Premium graded-card collections  – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Dendra Super Rare

The Dendra Super Rare presents the character in a traditional full-art Trainer format.

The card is numbered 092/073.

It appeals to:

• Full-Art Supporter collectors
• Academy character collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Trainer-card enthusiasts
• Triplet Beat master-set builders

Boss’s Orders Featuring Ghetsis

Boss’s Orders allows the player to choose one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon and switch it with the opponent’s Active Pokémon.

This effect provides direct control over which opposing Pokémon is brought into battle.

The official Japanese card database confirms the effect and identifies the premium Boss’s Orders as SV1a 100/073.

It can be used to:

• Target a weakened Benched Pokémon
• Knock Out a vulnerable support Pokémon
• Avoid attacking a difficult Active Pokémon
• Take important Prize cards
• Disrupt the opponent’s board position

Boss’s Orders Special Art Rare

The Boss’s Orders Special Art Rare features Ghetsis, the leader of Team Plasma.

The card is numbered 100/073 and closes the Special Art Rare section of the expansion.

It appeals to:

• Ghetsis collectors
• Team Plasma fans
• Unova-region collectors
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Competitive players   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese SAR collectors

Boss’s Orders Super Rare

The Super Rare Boss’s Orders presents Ghetsis in a traditional full-art Supporter format.

The card is numbered 095/073.

It is suitable for:

• Full-Art Supporter collections
• Competitive decks
• Villain-character collections
• Team Plasma displays   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Triplet Beat master sets

Clavell

Clavell is the academy director in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet.

His Supporter card allows the player to search their deck for up to three Basic Pokémon with 120 HP or less and add them to their hand.

Collectors may search for:

• Clavell standard Supporter
• Clavell Super Rare

The Clavell Super Rare is numbered 093/073.

It appeals to:

• Academy character collectors
• Paldea-region fans     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Setup-focused deck builders

Falkner

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

His Supporter card draws two cards and draws two additional cards when the player has a Stadium in play.

The official Japanese card database confirms this effect on both the standard SV1a 068/073 card and the premium SV1a 094/073 version.

Collectors may search for:

• Falkner standard Supporter
• Falkner Super Rare

Falkner appeals to:

• Johto Gym Leader collectors
• Flying-type Pokémon fans   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Classic-character collections

Lesson Studio

Lesson Studio is a Stadium card that increases the attack damage of Stage 1 Pokémon by 10 when they attack the opponent’s Active Pokémon.

The official card database identifies Lesson Studio as SV1a 071/073 and confirms that the effect applies to both players’ Stage 1 Pokémon.

It can support:

• Stage 1 attackers
• Lycanroc ex
• Paldean Clodsire ex   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Other evolution-focused strategies
• Decks needing a small damage increase

Jet Energy

Jet Energy is a Special Energy card.

When attached from the hand to a Benched Pokémon, Jet Energy allows that Pokémon to switch with the Active Pokémon.

It can provide:

• Energy attachment
• Switching support
• Movement of an attacker into the Active Spot
• Removal of a damaged Active Pokémon
• Flexible board positioning

Luminous Energy

Luminous Energy can provide any type of Energy when it is the only Special Energy attached to the Pokémon.

It supports:

• Multi-type decks   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Pokémon with varied attack costs
• Flexible secondary attackers
• Decks requiring an additional Energy type

Competitive Cards from Triplet Beat

Triplet Beat includes several useful cards for competitive and casual deck construction.

Important examples include:

• Meowscarada ex
• Boss’s Orders   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
•  Jet Energy
• Luminous Energy
• Falkner
• Lesson Studio
• Paldean Clodsire ex
• Dedenne ex
• Lycanroc ex
• Hydreigon
• Mismagius

Meowscarada ex Deck Strategy

Meowscarada ex combines Bench damage with a powerful conditional attack.

A typical strategy may use:

• Sprigatito   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Floragato
• Meowscarada ex
• Basic Grass Energy
• Rare Candy from related expansions
• Cards that move damage counters
• Boss’s Orders
• Switching cards
• Draw Supporters

Bouquet Magic places damage counters on an opposing Benched Pokémon. Scratching Nails then deals increased damage when the opponent’s Active Pokémon already has damage counters.

Starter Evolution Collections

Triplet Beat is particularly suitable for collectors who enjoy complete evolution lines.

The expansion offers coordinated sequences for:

Grass Starter Collection

• Sprigatito Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Floragato Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare
• Meowscarada ex Super Rare
• Meowscarada ex Ultra Rare

Fire Starter Collection

• Fuecoco Art Rare
• Crocalor Art Rare
• Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare
• Skeledirge ex Super Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Skeledirge ex Ultra Rare

Water Starter Collection

• Quaxly Art Rare
• Quaxwell Art Rare
• Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare
• Quaquaval ex Super Rare
• Quaquaval ex Ultra Rare

Japanese Card Rarities

Triplet Beat may contain the following Japanese rarity classifications:

• Common
• Uncommon
• Rare
• Double Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Art Rare
• Super Rare
• Special Art Rare
• Ultra Rare

The premium chase categories are:

• Art Rare
•    Super Rare     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Special Art Rare
• Ultra Rare

Triplet Beat does not use the Rainbow Rare classification associated with older Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield expansions.

Japanese Triplet Beat Versus English Paldea Evolved

Triplet Beat is a Japanese enhanced expansion rather than a direct English set with an identical checklist.

Many Triplet Beat cards were later incorporated into the larger English Scarlet & Violet—Paldea Evolved expansion alongside cards from Snow Hazard, Clay Burst, and other Japanese releases.

Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box

Includes:

• 30 booster packs   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Five cards per pack
• Japanese-language cards
• SV1a set numbering
• Paldea starter-focused checklist
• Japanese AR, SR, SAR, and UR rarities   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Enhanced expansion packaging

English Paldea Evolved Booster Box

Typically includes:

• 36 booster packs
• English-language cards
• A larger combined checklist
• Cards from several Japanese expansions
• English rarity symbols
• English set numbering

Choose Triplet Beat when you prefer:

• Japanese-language cards
• Paldea starter-focused collecting
• A smaller, coordinated checklist
• Connected starter evolution artwork     – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Art Rare and SAR cards
• Compact master-set building

Choose Paldea Evolved when you prefer:

• English-language cards
• A larger combined expansion
• English deck construction
• A broader selection of Paldea Pokémon
• English set numbering

Why Choose a 30-Pack Japanese Booster Box?

A Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box provides 30 individually sealed booster packs in one display.

This format is suitable for:

• Large Japanese pack-opening sessions
• Building a Triplet Beat master set
• Searching for Dendra Special Art Rare
• Collecting Meowscarada ex
• Collecting Skeledirge ex
• Collecting Quaquaval ex   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Finding Magikarp Art Rare
• Completing starter evolution sequences
• Trading duplicate Japanese cards
• Comparing Japanese and English artwork
• Preserving a sealed Japanese booster display

Factory-Sealed Collecting

A factory-sealed Triplet Beat 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
• Japanese Snow Hazard Booster Box   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Japanese Clay Burst 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
• Dust   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Heavy pressure
• Liquids
• Sudden temperature changes

A fitted acrylic display case may provide additional protection for long-term storage.

Ideal for Collectors and Players

The Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box is suitable for:

• Meowscarada collectors
• Skeledirge collectors
• Quaquaval collectors
• Paldea starter fans
• Dendra collectors
• Magikarp collectors
• Japanese Pokémon card collectors
• Pokémon ex collectors
• Art Rare collectors
• Special Art Rare collectors   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Full-Art Trainer collectors
• Scarlet & Violet master-set builders
• Factory-sealed product collectors
• Group pack openings
• Pokémon gift buyers

Why Collect Triplet Beat?

Triplet Beat remains a distinctive Japanese Scarlet & Violet expansion because of its:

• Meowscarada ex
• Skeledirge ex
• Quaquaval ex
• Three connected starter-artwork sequences
• Dendra Special Art Rare   – Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box
• Boss’s Orders Special Art Rare
• Magikarp Art Rare
• Three gold Ultra Rare starter cards
• Japanese SV1a set identity
• Compact 103-card complete checklist
• Factory-sealed 30-pack display format

The official product page confirms that Triplet Beat was released in Japan on March 10, 2023, as a Scarlet & Violet enhanced expansion centered on Meowscarada, Skeledirge, and Quaquaval.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many booster packs are included?

The Pokémon TCG: Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box contains 30 factory-sealed Japanese booster packs.

How many cards are in each booster pack?

Each Japanese Triplet Beat 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 Triplet Beat released?

Triplet Beat was officially released in Japan on March 10, 2023.

What is the Triplet Beat set code?

The Japanese expansion code is SV1a. Official card records identify Triplet Beat cards with the SV1a expansion mark.

How many cards are in the main checklist?

Triplet Beat contains 73 cards in its main numbered checklist.

How many cards are in the complete checklist?

The complete numbered checklist contains 103 cards, including 30 secret cards beyond the main set.

Which Pokémon are featured?

The headline Pokémon are Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, and Quaquaval ex. Dedenne ex, Lycanroc ex, and Paldean Clodsire ex are also included.

Is Meowscarada ex included?

Yes. Meowscarada ex appears in Double Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare versions.

Is Magikarp Art Rare included?

Yes. Magikarp appears as an Art Rare numbered 080/073.

Is Dendra Special Art Rare guaranteed?

No. Every card is randomly inserted, and no Pokémon ex, Trainer, Art Rare, or secret card is guaranteed.

Does Triplet Beat contain Art Rare cards?

Yes. Triplet Beat contains 12 Art Rare cards, including Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly, Magikarp, Mismagius, and Paldean Wooper.

Does Triplet Beat contain Special Art Rare cards?

Yes. Special Art Rare cards include Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, Quaquaval ex, Dendra, and Boss’s Orders.

Does Triplet Beat contain Gold Ultra Rare cards?

Yes. The three Ultra Rare cards are premium gold versions of Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, and Quaquaval ex.

Are Rainbow Rare cards included?

No. Triplet Beat 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 Triplet Beat the same as Paldea Evolved?

No. Triplet Beat is a smaller Japanese enhanced expansion. Many of its cards were later included in the larger English Paldea Evolved expansion.

Does the booster box include a promotional card?

No. A standard Triplet Beat Booster Box does not include a guaranteed promotional card.

Does the box include sleeves or dice?

No. Card sleeves, dice, condition markers, storage dividers, and other gameplay accessories are not included.

Can the booster box be preserved unopened?

Yes. Collectors may preserve the factory-sealed display as part of a Japanese Pokémon TCG collection.

Final Thoughts

The Pokémon TCG: Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box contains 30 Japanese booster packs from a Scarlet & Violet enhanced expansion centered on Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly, and their fully evolved Pokémon ex.

Collectors can search for Dendra Special Art Rare, Meowscarada ex Special Art Rare, Skeledirge ex Special Art Rare, Quaquaval ex Special Art Rare, Boss’s Orders Special Art Rare, Magikarp Art Rare, coordinated starter evolution cards, and premium gold Ultra Rares.

Whether you are building a Triplet Beat master set, collecting the Paldea first-partner Pokémon, searching for Japanese Trainer cards, opening packs with friends, or preserving a factory-sealed display, Triplet Beat delivers colorful artwork, coordinated evolution collections, premium rarities, and Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era collectibility.

Product Attributes

Brand: Pokémon
Trading Card Game: Pokémon TCG
Series: Scarlet & Violet
Expansion: Triplet Beat
Japanese Name: トリプレットビート
Expansion Code: SV1a
Product Type: Enhanced Booster Box
Edition: Japanese Edition
Featured Pokémon: Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, and Quaquaval ex
Featured Trainer: Dendra
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: March 10, 2023
Card Contents: Randomized
Main Checklist: 73 cards
Secret Cards: 30 cards
Complete Numbered Checklist: 103 cards
Featured Mechanics: Pokémon ex and Tera Pokémon ex
Featured Rarities: AR, SR, SAR, and UR
Primary Theme: Paldea first-partner Pokémon and their final evolutions

– Pokemon TCG Japanese Triplet Beat Booster Box