Two sister sets, one release day, and one region theme. On April 8, 2022, the Pokemon Card Game split its Hisui-region expansion into a matched pair — スペースジャグラー / Space Juggler (S10P) and S10D Time Gazer — and handed each one its own Origin Forme legendary to build around.
Space Juggler is the Palkia half. It’s built on Origin Forme Palkia and the Pearl Clan from Pokemon Legends: Arceus, and it’s an 88-card regular expansion set rather than one of the larger “enhanced expansion” boxes released around the same era. That smaller footprint is exactly why the set has stayed a straightforward, single-box pull for collectors who want the Origin Forme Palkia line without also having to track a second product tier.
This guide covers what’s actually printed inside a Space Juggler box, which cards define the set, how the regular and Damaged Box listings on our site differ, and what happened to this set’s cards when they crossed over into English. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so the box options and prices below are what’s listed on our own site right now.
Space Juggler (S10P) is an 88-card regular expansion set, 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack, released April 8, 2022 alongside sister set S10D Time Gazer. The headline chase is Origin Forme Palkia V SR #071/067 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), with a Special Art treatment, with Irida SR #077/067 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and Beedrill V SR #069/067, with a Special Art treatment also drawing strong demand. The S10P-Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed at ¥14,175 (~$89), and a Damaged Box listing is currently listed at ¥12,960 (~$82).
Prices below are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). Box prices are for sealed product listed on our own site; no third-party or singles market prices are used in this guide.
What’s in a Space Juggler Box
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Official set name | スペースジャグラー / Space Juggler |
| Set code | S10P |
| Release date (JP) | April 8, 2022 |
| Sister set (same-day release) | S10D Time Gazer |
| Pack type | Regular expansion pack (拡張パック) |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Total cards in set | 88 |
The distinction that matters most for buyers comparing boxes across this era: Space Juggler is a regular expansion pack, not an “enhanced expansion.” Regular expansion boxes like this one run 30 packs of 5 cards each. An enhanced expansion from the same period, such as S10A Dark Phantasma, instead ships 20 packs of 6 cards — a different box structure entirely, even when the set sizes look comparable on paper. If you’re comparing Space Juggler against another S10-series box by pack count alone, checking which format it actually is will save you from an apples-to-oranges comparison.
Of the 88 cards, 67 make up the numbered base set and 21 sit in the secret-numbered tier above it, spanning SR cards — including Special Art treatments — plus HR (Hyper Rare) and UR (Ultra Rare) treatments. We don’t publish official per-box pull odds here — the Pokemon Company has never released those figures for this set — but the full card-by-card rundown, including which of the 21 secrets tends to draw the most attention, is in our Space Juggler pull rates and best cards guide. For the complete 88-card checklist, see our Space Juggler (S10P) complete card list.
Chase Cards in Space Juggler
Four cards anchor the set’s secret-rare tier. None of these singles are currently listed on our site — sourcing requests for any of them go through Quick Order.
Origin Forme Palkia V, SR with a Special Art treatment, #071/067 is the set’s headline card, described in our own pull-rates coverage as the dominant chase of the set. Its corresponding English print appears in Astral Radiance under different numbering and a different rarity label, covered below.
Irida, SR, #077/067 is the Pearl Clan leader’s Secret Rare trainer card, and the second name collectors ask about most. Irida also has a second, rarer printing in the same set — a Hyper Rare “rainbow holo” version at #083/067 — so if you’re told a copy is “Irida” it’s worth checking which of the two card numbers it actually carries.
Beedrill V, SR with a Special Art treatment, #069/067 is the set’s surprise entry — not a Pearl Clan or Origin Forme card, but a Special Art print that our own pull-rates coverage flags among the set’s most sought-after pulls. It’s a useful reminder that a set’s chase list doesn’t always map neatly onto its cover-legendary theme.
Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR closes out the Palkia line in the secret-rare tier with two separate printings: a Hyper Rare at #081/067 and an Ultra Rare at #086/067. Between the V, VSTAR HR, and VSTAR UR, the Origin Forme Palkia line runs three distinct rarity treatments within this one set.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box on Our Site
We currently list two versions of the Space Juggler booster box:
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| S10P-Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥14,175 (~$89) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| S10P-Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — Damaged Box | currently listed at ¥12,960 (~$82) |
The standard box listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is the full-price, cosmetically intact option. The Damaged Box listing is the same sealed product sold at a discount because the outer carton itself has cosmetic damage — a dent, crush mark, or similar shelf wear on the box packaging. The cards and packs inside are sealed exactly as they left the factory; what’s discounted is the outer box condition, not the contents. If outer-box presentation matters to you (for display or resale), the standard listing is the safer choice; if you’re opening the box regardless, the Damaged Box option is the lower-cost route to the same packs.
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Where to Buy a Space Juggler Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Space Juggler product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The standard booster box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the Damaged Box listing above are the two routes into this set as sealed product. Neither Origin Forme Palkia V, Irida, Beedrill V, nor the Palkia VSTAR printings are currently listed as singles on our site; requests for any of them, or for the sister S10D Time Gazer box, can be flagged through Quick Order.
For more Japanese Pokemon booster boxes from the same stretch of releases, browse our Pokemon card box collection. Two related sets worth reading alongside this one: the same-day sister release covered in our S10D Time Gazer pull rates and best cards guide (built around the parallel Origin Forme Dialga chase), and our S9a Battle Region pull rates and best cards guide, another Japanese set that was later merged into Astral Radiance internationally.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s inside an S10P Space Juggler booster box?
A Space Juggler box has 30 packs of 5 cards each, drawn from an 88-card set: 67 base-set cards plus 21 secret-numbered cards spanning SR cards, including Special Art treatments, plus HR and UR treatments. It’s a regular expansion pack, not an enhanced expansion.
What is the most sought-after card in Space Juggler?
Origin Forme Palkia V, SR with a Special Art treatment, #071/067, is the set’s headline chase, followed by Irida SR #077/067 and Beedrill V, SR with a Special Art treatment, #069/067. None of them appear as single-card listings on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Is there an English version of Space Juggler?
Space Juggler’s main-set cards were folded into Astral Radiance (English, released May 27, 2022). Origin Forme Palkia V 071/067 corresponds to 167/189, and Irida 077/067 corresponds to 186/189; the English release uses different numbering and rarity labels.
What’s the difference between the regular box and the Damaged Box listing on your site?
Both are sealed Space Juggler product with the packs and cards intact. The Damaged Box listing is discounted because the outer cardboard box itself has cosmetic damage, such as a dent or crush mark — it doesn’t affect the sealed packs inside.
How is Space Juggler different from an “enhanced expansion” set like S10A?
Space Juggler is a regular expansion pack: 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack. Enhanced expansions from the same era instead ship 20 packs of 6 cards per box — a different box structure, even when overall set sizes look similar.
Is Irida’s Hyper Rare “rainbow holo” print the same card as the Secret Rare Irida?
No — they’re two separate printings of Irida within the same set. The Secret Rare version is #077/067, and the Hyper Rare “rainbow holo” version is a separate card at #083/067.
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