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Paldea Evolved Card List: The Japanese Sets Behind It (SV1a, SV2P, SV2D) — Pokemon

Paldea Evolved Card List: The Japanese Sets Behind It (SV1a, SV2P, SV2D) — Pokemon

Paldea Evolved (Scarlet & Violet—Paldea Evolved) released in English on June 9, 2023 with 193 cards plus 86 secret rares. In Japan those cards came out earlier as Triplet Beat, Snow Hazard and Clay Burst — set codes SV1a, SV2P, SV2D. This page maps the English set to its Japanese source sets, links the complete Japanese card lists (all 297 catalogued entries), and shows current sealed-box pricing from our Tokyo stock.

Key Takeaways
  • Paldea Evolved = Triplet Beat, Snow Hazard and Clay Burst in Japan (SV1a, SV2P, SV2D).
  • English release June 9, 2023; Japanese releases March 10, 2023 (SV1a) and April 14, 2023 (SV2P, SV2D).
  • 297 Japanese entries catalogued across the source sets vs 193 cards plus 86 secret rares in English.
  • Sealed SV1a box currently listed at ¥18,870 (August 28, 2026).
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The Japanese Sets Behind Paldea Evolved

Paldea Evolved combines cards from Japan’s Triplet Beat (SV1a) with the twin sets Snow Hazard (SV2P) and Clay Burst (SV2D) and the Pikachu ex Starter Deck. (Composition as reported by PokeBeach.) Entry counts below come from the Limitless TCG Japanese catalogue, which lists every numbered card including secret rares.

Japanese source sets behind Paldea Evolved (box prices = our listings, August 28, 2026)
Code Japanese set Type JP release Catalogued entries Secret Rares Full JP card list Sealed box
SV1a Triplet Beat Enhanced Expansion Pack March 10, 2023 102 10 SV1a card list ¥18,870 (~$119)
SV2P Snow Hazard Expansion Pack April 14, 2023 98 8 SV2P card list ¥12,566 (~$79) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
SV2D Clay Burst Expansion Pack April 14, 2023 97 8 SV2D card list ¥11,200 (~$70)

Japanese Set-by-Set Breakdown

SV1a Triplet Beat — Enhanced Expansion Pack, JP release March 10, 2023

Limitless TCG catalogues 102 entries for SV1a: 3 Ultra Rare, 10 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, 12 Art Rare, 6 Double Rare, 8 Rare, 22 Uncommon, 36 Common. The Secret Rare run goes from Meowscarada ex (SV1a 86) to Boss’s Command (SV1a 95). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SV1a Triplet Beat card list.

SV2P Snow Hazard — Expansion Pack, JP release April 14, 2023

Limitless TCG catalogues 98 entries for SV2P: 2 Ultra Rare, 8 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, 12 Art Rare, 6 Double Rare, 8 Rare, 22 Uncommon, 35 Common. The Secret Rare run goes from Wo-Chien ex (SV2P 84) to Giacomo (SV2P 91). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SV2P Snow Hazard card list.

SV2D Clay Burst — Expansion Pack, JP release April 14, 2023

Limitless TCG catalogues 97 entries for SV2D: 1 Ultra Rare, 8 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, 12 Art Rare, 6 Double Rare, 8 Rare, 22 Uncommon, 35 Common. The Secret Rare run goes from Forretress ex (SV2D 84) to Iono (SV2D 91). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SV2D Clay Burst card list.

Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures

Quaquaval ex SV1a 103 Ultra Rare Japanese Triplet Beat
Quaquaval ex (SV1a 103) — Ultra Rare — Triplet Beat
Skeledirge ex SV1a 102 Ultra Rare Japanese Triplet Beat
Skeledirge ex (SV1a 102) — Ultra Rare — Triplet Beat
Super Rod SV2P 98 Ultra Rare Japanese Snow Hazard
Super Rod (SV2P 98) — Ultra Rare — Snow Hazard
Chien-Pao ex SV2P 97 Ultra Rare Japanese Snow Hazard
Chien-Pao ex (SV2P 97) — Ultra Rare — Snow Hazard
Ting-Lu ex SV2D 97 Ultra Rare Japanese Clay Burst
Ting-Lu ex (SV2D 97) — Ultra Rare — Clay Burst
Iono SV2D 91 Secret Rare Japanese Clay Burst
Iono (SV2D 91) — Secret Rare — Clay Burst

Japanese vs English Paldea Evolved: Numbering and What Changes

The English Paldea Evolved checklist is a single numbered run (193 cards plus 86 secret rares, released June 9, 2023). The Japanese cards keep their own set codes and numbering — SV1a Triplet Beat, SV2P Snow Hazard, SV2D Clay Burst — so a Japanese print is identified by its set code plus number rather than by the English collector number. When you buy Japanese singles or boxes, use the Japanese code; when you cross-reference an English card, look for the same Pokémon and artwork in the source set list above.

Japanese boxes ship from Tokyo sealed with tracking. Prices in the table are our live listings as of August 28, 2026 and move with the market; sold-out boxes can be requested via Quick Order.

Where to Buy the Japanese Paldea Evolved Sets from Tokyo

Want the Japanese cards behind Paldea Evolved? Sealed Japanese boxes for the source sets are listed above; browse the full range in our Japanese Pokémon booster box collection. For singles or graded copies of a specific card, request a quote via Quick Order with the Japanese set code and number.

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Paldea Evolved Japanese Card List FAQ

What Japanese set is Paldea Evolved in?

Paldea Evolved combines cards from Japan’s Triplet Beat (SV1a) with the twin sets Snow Hazard (SV2P) and Clay Burst (SV2D) and the Pikachu ex Starter Deck. Set codes: SV1a, SV2P, SV2D.

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When did Paldea Evolved release in English and in Japan?

English: June 9, 2023. Japanese source sets: Triplet Beat (SV1a) on March 10, 2023; Snow Hazard (SV2P) on April 14, 2023; Clay Burst (SV2D) on April 14, 2023.

How many cards are in Paldea Evolved compared with the Japanese sets?

The English set lists 193 cards plus 86 secret rares. The Japanese catalogue lists 297 entries across 3 source sets, counted from Limitless TCG’s Japanese database (secret rares included).

Can I buy the Japanese Paldea Evolved sets from Japan?

Yes — sealed Japanese boxes for Triplet Beat, Snow Hazard and Clay Burst ship from Tokyo with tracking when listed; prices in this guide are our listings as of August 28, 2026. Singles and graded copies can be requested via Quick Order.

Are Japanese Paldea Evolved cards the same as the English ones?

They share Pokémon and artwork for the cards that were carried over, but the Japanese prints use their own set codes (SV1a, SV2P, SV2D) and numbering, and some Japanese cards were not included in the English release.

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