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SV5K Wild Force Booster Box Buying Guide: Set Info, Chase Cards & Where to Buy

SV5K Wild Force Booster Box Buying Guide: Set Info, Chase Cards & Where to Buy

Ancient Paradox Pokemon headline this set. If you’re trying to work out what’s actually in a Wild Force box before you buy one, this guide covers the official structure, the five Special Art Rare chase cards, and what our own Regular and Damaged Box listings actually mean.

Wild Force (JP: 拡張パック「ワイルドフォース」, set code SV5K) is a Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese expansion pack that released on January 26, 2024 — the same day as its sibling set, Cyber Judge (SV5M). We ship sealed Japanese product out of Tokyo, so everything priced below reflects our current listings.

Key Takeaway

Wild Force (SV5K) is a 100-card set (71 in the main numbering plus 29 secret-tier cards), with 5 Special Art Rare chases led by Raging Bolt ex and Gouging Fire ex. Our Regular Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78), and the Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86).

100
Cards in Set

30
Packs per Box

5
Cards per Pack

Jan 26, 2024
JP Release

Prices below are our current listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. Box prices are for sealed product; no market or auction prices are cited.

What’s in a Wild Force Box

Wild Force is a standard Scarlet & Violet-era expansion pack, not a high-class pack — the box structure reflects that:

SV5K Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, Regular Box listing
SV5K-Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — Regular Box listing
Item Value
Release date (JP) January 26, 2024
Set code SV5K
Cards per pack 5
Packs per box 30
Total cards in set 100

The 100-card total splits into 71 cards in the main numbering and a 29-card secret tier that runs past the main set’s print count — the five Special Art Rares below are numbered 93 through 97, all inside that secret range. We’re not quoting pull-rate figures here; for a full breakdown of how often each rarity actually turns up, see our own Wild Force pull rates and best cards guide.

Wild Force released alongside Cyber Judge (SV5M) on the same day, which is why the two sets are frequently discussed together and compared against a third sibling set in our SV5a vs SV5K vs SV5M box guide. If you want the full card-by-card list rather than the highlights below, our Wild Force (SV5K) complete card list covers all 100 entries.

Chase Cards in Wild Force

Five cards carry the Special Art Rare tier in this set:

Raging Bolt ex 95/71 — Special Art Rare

Raging Bolt ex 95/71 Special Art Rare, Wild Force SV5K
Raging Bolt ex 95/71, Special Art Rare — Wild Force (SV5K)

Raging Bolt ex is the set’s headline Paradox Pokemon, numbered 95/71 in the Special Art Rare tier.

Gouging Fire ex 93/71 — Special Art Rare

Gouging Fire ex 93/71 Special Art Rare, Wild Force SV5K
Gouging Fire ex 93/71, Special Art Rare — Wild Force (SV5K)

Gouging Fire ex sits alongside Raging Bolt ex as the set’s second Paradox Special Art Rare, and the pair are usually named together as the two cards that define this box.

Walking Wake ex 94/71 — Special Art Rare

Walking Wake ex 94/71 Special Art Rare, Wild Force SV5K
Walking Wake ex 94/71, Special Art Rare — Wild Force (SV5K)

Walking Wake ex rounds out the set’s third Paradox Special Art Rare, completing a trio of ex cards that anchor Wild Force’s secret-tier lineup.

Eri 96/71 — Special Art Rare

Eri 96/71 Special Art Rare, Wild Force SV5K
Eri 96/71, Special Art Rare — Wild Force (SV5K)

Eri is one of two trainer-card Special Art Rares in the set, illustrated in the full-scene style that defines the SAR tier across the Scarlet & Violet era.

The fifth Special Art Rare, Morty’s Conviction (97/71), completes the trainer-card side of the tier.

Card # Rarity
Raging Bolt ex 95/71 SAR
Gouging Fire ex 93/71 SAR
Walking Wake ex 94/71 SAR
Eri 96/71 SAR
Morty’s Conviction 97/71 SAR

None of these five cards are currently listed as singles on our site — sourcing requests for any of them go through Quick Order. For the same-day sibling set’s chase cards, see our Cyber Judge pull rates and best cards guide.

Regular Box vs Damaged Box on Our Site

We list two versions of this box, and the distinction is about the outer packaging, not the contents. As we explain in our Regular vs Damaged Box guide, “Damaged Box” is a condition category for sealed booster boxes where the outer box — not the contents — is affected. The booster packs inside stay factory-sealed; it does not mean any change to the sealed contents.

SV5K Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, Damaged Box listing
SV5K-Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — Damaged Box listing
Listing Price
SV5K-Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78)
SV5K-Wild Force Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — Damaged Box currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86)

On this set, the Damaged Box listing is currently priced above the Regular Box rather than below it. That’s not unusual across our catalogue — Damaged Box pricing tracks the condition and availability of that specific batch of stock rather than a fixed discount rule, so it’s worth checking both product pages for current pricing before deciding which to order. There’s no “No Shrink” listing for this particular set.

Japanese vs English Version of This Set

Wild Force is a Japanese-only release name — there is no English set called “Wild Force.” Per our own reporting, Wild Force’s cards connect to the English-language Temporal Forces expansion, the same EN pairing reported for its same-day sibling set, Cyber Judge (SV5M). We haven’t independently re-confirmed that pairing against Limitless TCG in this session, so treat it as a reported connection rather than a fully re-verified one if you’re cross-shopping between the English and Japanese versions of these cards.

Practically, that means buyers who already own the Temporal Forces English cards may recognise the Paradox Pokemon and trainer names above in a different visual style here — Japanese Special Art Rares are printed with the full-scene illustration treatment that’s distinct from their English counterparts’ card frames.

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Where to Buy a Wild Force Booster Box from Tokyo

We ship sealed Japanese Wild Force boxes worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The Regular Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78), and the Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86) — both give you the same sealed contents described above.

For the full range of Japanese Pokemon booster boxes we carry, browse our Pokemon card box collection. If you’re after singles from this set — Raging Bolt ex, Gouging Fire ex, Walking Wake ex, or any other Wild Force card — the Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag what you’re after or build a mixed order.

Wild Force is often bought alongside its release-day sibling set; see our SV5a vs SV5K vs SV5M box guide if you’re deciding between the three, and our complete SV5K card list for every card in the set.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s inside a Wild Force (SV5K) booster box?

Each box has 30 packs of 5 cards, drawn from a 100-card set: 71 cards in the main numbering plus a 29-card secret tier that includes 5 Special Art Rare chase cards.

What are the chase cards in Wild Force?

Five Special Art Rares: Raging Bolt ex (95/71), Gouging Fire ex (93/71), Walking Wake ex (94/71), Eri (96/71), and Morty’s Conviction (97/71).

What’s the difference between the Regular Box and Damaged Box listings?

Damaged Box means the outer box — not the contents — has cosmetic damage. The booster packs inside stay factory-sealed either way. On Wild Force, the Damaged Box is currently listed slightly above the Regular Box, so check both product pages for current pricing.

Does Wild Force have an English equivalent?

There’s no English set literally named “Wild Force.” Per our own reporting, its cards connect to the English Temporal Forces expansion, the same pairing reported for its same-day sibling set Cyber Judge (SV5M) — though we haven’t independently re-verified that connection this session.

When did Wild Force release in Japan?

January 26, 2024, the same release day as Cyber Judge (SV5M).

Is Raging Bolt ex or Gouging Fire ex the better pull?

Both are Special Art Rares at the same rarity tier, so neither ranks above the other by rarity. They’re typically named together as the set’s two headline Paradox Pokemon chases.

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