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What is in a Japanese booster pack?

One booster pack out of a Japanese set, bought loose. Japanese sets are smaller and print differently from the English ones.

Storm Emeralda Booster Pack, sealed
One example: the Storm Emeralda Booster Pack. Photo TCGplayer's. This kind is a general release rather than a set's own product, so the one in the picture is a specific release and the next one looks different.

That is what this kind of product usually holds. It is deliberately not stated per set, because the contents have changed between releases and we do not have a per set count we can stand behind. What we do have is what came out of the ones opened here, counted below, and how many packs each kind of product holds, which is read off the manufacturer's and the sellers' own pages with the source on every number.

16Opened on camera
57Packs counted, across 16 openings
8Different sets

Which sets we opened these from

Openings and packs counted here, in our own videos, which is the only place these numbers come from. Of the 16 openings above, every one carries exactly one set tag, so the column adds up to the same 16. Each row opens that set's guide.

No price table here: this product is not one of the kinds we track prices for, so there is nothing sourced to show. Pack prices covers the ones we do, and what it should cost has the retail figure for the kinds it could source.

On the channel

Every Japanese Booster Pack opened here

16 of them, 57 packs counted. Each one plays on its own page.

Other kinds of sealed product are on the openings index, and the whole catalog is on every rip.