Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet—Temporal Forces released in English on 22 March 2024 with a 162-card main set plus 56 secret rares, and every one of its headline chase cards started life two months earlier in Japan, split across a pair of twin sets. The gold Ultra Rares collectors chase — Raging Bolt ex, Iron Crown ex and the rest — are Japanese prints first, pulled from Wild Force (SV5K) and Cyber Judge (SV5M).
This guide maps the Temporal Forces chase cards back to its Japanese set, number and rarity, and shows where the naming changes between the two releases. For the full twin-set checklist, see our Temporal Forces Japanese card list — this article is a curated chase-card deep dive, not a full catalogue.
Temporal Forces’ chase cards trace back to two twin Japanese sets released on the same day — Wild Force (SV5K) and Cyber Judge (SV5M), both dated 26 January 2024. The SV5K Wild Force Booster Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78) and the SV5M Cyber Judge Booster Box at ¥9,690 (~$61) if you want to chase these prints yourself. For the full twin-set checklist, see our Temporal Forces Japanese card list.
Prices below are our own Tokyo listings, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). We do not quote third-party market prices.
Which Japanese Sets Temporal Forces Was Built From
Temporal Forces is built from two Japanese Expansion Packs that released together on the same day, plus a handful of supporting products that fed additional cards into the English compilation.
| EN set | JP set code | JP name | JP release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temporal Forces | SV5K | Wild Force | 26 January 2024 |
| Temporal Forces | SV5M | Cyber Judge | 26 January 2024 |
Each Expansion Pack carries 100 catalogued entries: 9 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, 12 Art Rare, 6 Double Rare, 7 Rare, 22 Uncommon and 33 Common (the gold Ultra Rare slots sit on top of these tiers), with Wild Force and Cyber Judge sharing the same rarity breakdown.
Per PokeBeach and Pokellector’s tracking of the release, Temporal Forces was assembled from both twin Expansion Packs plus their accompanying Koraidon ex / Miraidon ex decks and the Scovillain ex promo card, which is part of why the English total runs higher than either individual Japanese pack. This generation also re-introduced ACE SPEC cards to the game — a gameplay-restriction mechanic rather than a rarity tier, and separate from the AR/SAR/UR naming covered below. For the full per-card checklists, see our Wild Force (SV5K) card list and Cyber Judge (SV5M) card list.
Temporal Forces Chase Cards and Their Japanese Prints
Ten English chase cards map back to Wild Force and Cyber Judge: six gold Ultra Rares and a four-card run of Secret Rares that bookend each set’s SR sequence.
Wild Force’s Ultra Rare Trio: Raging Bolt ex, Walking Wake ex & Gouging Fire ex (SV5K 98–100)
All three sit at the top of Wild Force’s numbered run, printed as gold Ultra Rares. In English, the equivalent Raging Bolt ex, Walking Wake ex and Gouging Fire ex secret-rare prints carry the Hyper Rare designation — the English name for this same gold treatment.
Cyber Judge’s Ultra Rare Trio: Iron Boulder ex, Iron Crown ex & Iron Leaves ex (SV5M 98–100)
Cyber Judge’s mirror trio sits at SV5M 98–100. Iron Crown ex at SV5M 99 has its own dedicated deep dive on our site — see the Iron Crown ex card guide for print-level detail beyond what this comparison covers.
The Secret Rare Bands: Torterra ex, Morty’s Confidence, Iron Leaves ex (SR) & Bianca’s Devotion
Below the gold Ultra Rares, each set carries a short run of Secret Rares that bookends the set’s SR sequence. In Wild Force, that run opens with Torterra ex (SV5K 84) and closes with Morty’s Confidence (SV5K 92). In Cyber Judge, the same band opens with Iron Leaves ex (SV5M 84) and closes with Bianca’s Devotion (SV5M 92).
Note that Iron Leaves ex appears twice in Cyber Judge: once as the gold Ultra Rare chase at SV5M 98 (pictured above) and again as this separate Secret Rare at SV5M 84. These are two distinct numbered prints of the same Pokémon, not the same card listed twice.
Full English–to–Japanese mapping for all ten cards:
| EN card (Temporal Forces) | JP set + number | JP rarity | EN rarity name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raging Bolt ex | SV5K 100 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Walking Wake ex | SV5K 99 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Gouging Fire ex | SV5K 98 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Iron Boulder ex | SV5M 100 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Iron Crown ex | SV5M 99 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Iron Leaves ex | SV5M 98 | Ultra Rare (gold) | Hyper Rare |
| Torterra ex (SR run start) | SV5K 84 | Secret Rare | Special Illustration Rare (band start) |
| Morty’s Confidence (SR run end) | SV5K 92 | Secret Rare | Special Illustration Rare (band end) |
| Iron Leaves ex (SR run start) | SV5M 84 | Secret Rare | Special Illustration Rare (band start) |
| Bianca’s Devotion (SR run end) | SV5M 92 | Secret Rare | Special Illustration Rare (band end) |
Rarity Names: English vs Japanese
Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese rarity tiers don’t share names with their English counterparts, even when they cover the same printed treatment:
- JP Art Rare (AR) ≈ EN Illustration Rare
- JP Special Art Rare (SAR) ≈ EN Special Illustration Rare
- JP Ultra Rare, gold (UR) ≈ EN Hyper Rare
The Secret Rare band cards in the table above — Torterra ex, Morty’s Confidence, the SV5M Iron Leaves ex print and Bianca’s Devotion — correspond to the Special Illustration Rare naming on the English side, per the pack’s own set convention.
ACE SPEC cards, reintroduced with this generation, are a separate gameplay-restriction mechanic that limits a deck to one ACE SPEC card regardless of rarity — they are not a rarity tier and should not be read as equivalent to SAR or UR.
Where to Buy the Japanese Wild Force & Cyber Judge Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SV5K Wild Force Booster Box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78) and covers the Raging Bolt ex, Walking Wake ex and Gouging Fire ex gold Ultra Rares plus the Torterra ex / Morty’s Confidence Secret Rare band. The SV5M Cyber Judge Booster Box is currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61) and covers the Iron Boulder ex, Iron Crown ex and Iron Leaves ex gold Ultra Rares plus the Iron Leaves ex (SR) / Bianca’s Devotion band.
Two of the ten individual prints in this article are currently listed on our site as PSA 10 singles: the Iron Leaves ex (SV5M 98, gold Ultra Rare) print is currently listed, and the Bianca’s Devotion (SV5M 92, Secret Rare) print is currently listed at ¥12,626 (~$79). The other eight prints are not separately listed — the way to pull them is from sealed Wild Force or Cyber Judge product, and single-card sourcing requests for those go through Quick Order. Browse more current Japanese boxes in our Pokemon card box collection.
For the complete twin-set checklist, see our Temporal Forces Japanese card list, our Wild Force (SV5K) card list and our Cyber Judge (SV5M) card list. For deeper print-level detail on a single chase card, see the Iron Crown ex card guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Japanese sets do the Temporal Forces chase cards come from?
Two twin Expansion Packs released on the same day, 26 January 2024: Wild Force (SV5K) and Cyber Judge (SV5M). Each carries 100 catalogued entries.
Why does Iron Leaves ex appear twice in this article?
Iron Leaves ex has two distinct numbered prints in Cyber Judge: a gold Ultra Rare at SV5M 98 and a separate Secret Rare at SV5M 84. They are two different cards, not a duplicate listing.
How does Japanese rarity naming compare to English for these cards?
JP Ultra Rare (gold) corresponds to EN Hyper Rare, JP Special Art Rare corresponds to EN Special Illustration Rare, and JP Art Rare corresponds to EN Illustration Rare. ACE SPEC is a separate gameplay mechanic, not a rarity tier.
Is the SV5K Wild Force booster box currently available?
Yes — it is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78) on our site, with tracked shipping from Tokyo.
Why is there a gap between the Japanese and English release dates?
Wild Force and Cyber Judge released in Japan on 26 January 2024, while Temporal Forces followed in English on 22 March 2024, roughly eight weeks later.
Where can I buy the Japanese Wild Force and Cyber Judge boxes?
Both booster boxes ship from Tokyo with tracked delivery: the SV5K Wild Force box and the SV5M Cyber Judge box, linked in the Where to Buy section above. For singles, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
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