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Every kind of sealed product

What is actually inside each kind of box, what it costs across the sets that sell it, and every one of them opened on this channel. 13 kinds, 378 openings, 514 packs counted.

One example of a Single Pack: the Pitch Black Booster Pack, sealed

Single Pack

One booster pack, bought loose off a shelf or a peg.

131 opened • 137 packs counted in 130 of them Pictured: Pitch Black Booster Pack
One example of an Elite Trainer Box: the Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box, sealed

Elite Trainer Box

An Elite Trainer Box is the big one: a stack of packs, a card box to keep them in, sleeves, dice, damage counters and a status marker.

63 opened • 63 packs counted in 63 of them Pictured: Pitch Black Elite Trainer Box
One example of a Booster Bundle: the Pitch Black Booster Bundle, sealed

Booster Bundle

A Booster Bundle is a sleeve of packs and nothing else.

54 opened • 54 packs counted in 54 of them Pictured: Pitch Black Booster Bundle
One example of an ex Premium Collection: the Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection, sealed

ex Premium Collection

A collection box built around one ex card, with a promo, an oversize card and a few packs.

52 opened • 68 packs counted in 52 of them Pictured: Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection
One example of a Tin: the Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tin [Jolteon], sealed

Tin

A metal tin with a promo card and a few packs.

17 opened • 31 packs counted in 17 of them Pictured: Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tin [Jolteon]
One example of a Japanese Booster Pack: the Storm Emeralda Booster Pack, sealed

Japanese Booster Pack

One booster pack out of a Japanese set, bought loose.

17 opened • 57 packs counted in 16 of them Pictured: Storm Emeralda Booster Pack
One example of a Collection Box: the Kingambit Illustration Collection, sealed

Collection Box

A themed box built around a character or a pair of them, with promo cards, sometimes an oversize card, and a few packs.

16 opened • 45 packs counted in 13 of them Pictured: Kingambit Illustration Collection
One example of a Blister: the Pitch Black Single Pack Blister [Slowpoke], sealed

Blister

A hanging card with one to three packs and a promo, sold on a peg rather than a shelf.

12 opened • 21 packs counted in 12 of them Pictured: Pitch Black Single Pack Blister [Slowpoke]
One example of a Poke Ball Tin: the Pokemon - Poke Ball Tin - Poke Ball (Q4 2025), sealed

Poke Ball Tin

A ball-shaped tin holding a few packs and a couple of sticker sheets.

6 opened • 6 packs counted in 6 of them Pictured: Pokemon - Poke Ball Tin - Poke Ball (Q4 2025)
One example of a Knock Out Collection: the Knock Out Collection [Chien-Pao], sealed

Knock Out Collection

A small box built around one foil card, a choice of two characters, with a couple of packs, a sticker sheet and a code card.

4 opened • 6 packs counted in 4 of them Pictured: Knock Out Collection [Chien-Pao]

Korean Booster Pack

One booster pack out of a Korean set, bought loose.

4 opened • 7 packs counted in 4 of them

Chinese Booster Pack

One booster pack out of a Simplified Chinese set, bought loose.

1 opened • 1 pack counted in 1 of them
One example of a UPC: the 151 Ultra-Premium Collection, sealed

UPC

An Ultra Premium Collection is the largest sealed product of a set: a big box with a lot of packs, a metal or oversize card and usually a full art promo.

1 opened • 18 packs counted in 1 of them Pictured: 151 Ultra-Premium Collection

That is all 13 kinds.

Pack counts are what we counted in our own videos, not a figure off a box. Where a product's contents are not in our data, the page says so rather than guess. The counts printed on the products themselves, biggest box to smallest blister with a source on each, are on how many packs are in it. What each kind is SUPPOSED to cost, which is a different question from what it sells for, is on what sealed product should cost. One product has a guide of its own, because almost nothing is written about it anywhere: the 2026 First Partner Illustration Collection, all 27 promos with a price on each. Prices come from TCGplayer, read October 18, 2026, and so do the product photos: each one is a specific product standing in for its kind, named on the card and named again on the page. Two kinds have no photograph here, because no picture of a Korean or a Chinese booster pack is available to this site at all. Every English booster pack also holds one more card that nobody keeps, and it is the only thing in the wrapper these pages never mention. What the code card actually gets you.

On the channel

The newest of each kind, opened

One video per kind of sealed product, newest first, so every row is a different thing coming open. Each one plays on its own page.

  • Collection Box Pack #3 Brought Us Back Down to Earth! 🗑️💀 • Oct 18, 2026
  • Single Pack Pack #14 Came Through with a Dragapult ex Hit! 👻🔥 • Oct 17, 2026
  • ex Premium Collection We Went 4-FOR-4 on Hits in ONE Box?! ⚡🤯 • Oct 12, 2026
  • Knock Out Collection 30th Celebration Knock Out Pack #2 🔥 | GOLD GLITTER BORDER! Classic N Trainer! 🏆 • Oct 4, 2026
  • Tin 30th Celebration Tin Finale 🔥 | 4 HITS IN 1 TIN?! Scraggy Illustration Rare! 💥 • Sep 30, 2026
  • Elite Trainer Box Chaos Rising ETB #3 Final Pack 🤯 | Ending on a Dud BUT We Pulled the #1 CHASE! 🔥 • Sep 27, 2026
  • Blister 30th Celebration Pack #3 🔥 | 3 FOR 3 CLEAN SWEEP! Zapdos Hit! 🏆 • Sep 20, 2026
  • Japanese Booster Pack Ninja Spinner #6-10 ⚔️ | @TOAKPulls Has The HEAT! 🔥 • Sep 2, 2026
  • Booster Bundle Did this Bundle have ANY hits?! 📉💀 • Aug 8, 2026
  • Poke Ball Tin The Tin Luck Finally Ran Out! ❌ • Jul 19, 2026
  • Korean Booster Pack Korean Clay Burst Booster Packs 🇰🇷🔥 | 2 Pack Test • Mar 31, 2026
  • Chinese Booster Pack Only Garbage Rips 😬 | Chinese Gem Pack Vol 2 (Eeveelutions) • Feb 13, 2026
  • UPC Only Garbage Rips from the Latest Costco Charizard UPC Drop • Feb 1, 2026

Every rip of one kind is on that kind's own page above, and the whole catalog is on every rip.