S7R Blue Sky Stream includes two Rayquaza V treatments above the 067-card base checklist: 075/067 and 076/067.
蒼空ストリーム / Blue Sky Stream, set code S7R, is a Sword & Shield-era Japanese expansion released as one half of a dual-set launch alongside S7D Towering Perfection. Where S7D drew from a different Pokémon pool, S7R is the dragon-type-focused half of the pair and includes Rayquaza V.
This guide covers what is inside a Blue Sky Stream box, examines selected cards numbered above the base checklist, explains the store’s own box-condition listings, and points you to the sealed box currently listed from Tokyo.
The main Blue Sky Stream numbering runs to 067; secret-numbered cards sit above it. This guide covers selected SR cards from 068/067 through 079/067, including Rayquaza V at #075/067 and #076/067. The S7R-Blue Sky Stream Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥306,600 (~$1,928); no Damaged Box or No Shrink listing exists for this set at the moment.
Prices below are our current listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Blue Sky Stream Box
The box structure is straightforward: a Blue Sky Stream box contains 30 packs, and each pack holds 5 cards.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Set name (JP) | 蒼空ストリーム (Blue Sky Stream) |
| Set code | S7R |
| Companion set | S7D Towering Perfection (different Pokémon pool) |
| Main checklist | Numbered through 067 |
| Selected SR cards covered here | 068/067–079/067 |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
We are not publishing pull-rate figures or presenting the selected SR range below as the set’s complete above-number checklist.
For a broader card-by-card breakdown, see our Blue Sky Stream (S7R) card list.
Chase Cards in Blue Sky Stream
The main S7R numbering runs to 067, with secret-numbered cards above it. The Rayquaza V cards covered here are 075/067 and 076/067.
The selected SR cards covered in this guide are:
| # | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 068/067 | Trevenant V | SR |
| 069/067 | Volcarona V | SR |
| 070/067 | Gyarados V | SR |
| 071/067 | Medicham V | SR |
| 072/067 | Medicham V | SR |
| 073/067 | Dragonite V | SR |
| 074/067 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | Dragonite V | SR |
| 075/067 | Rayquaza V | SR |
| 076/067 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | Rayquaza V | SR |
| 077/067 | Sana | SR |
| 078/067 | School Boy | SR |
| 079/067 | Zinnia’s Resolve | SR |
Within this selected SR group, Rayquaza, Dragonite and Medicham each have two printings.
Rayquaza V — 075/067 and 076/067
Rayquaza V has two SR printings in this set. These singles are not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Dragonite V — 073/067 and 074/067
Dragonite V shares the same two-printing pattern as Rayquaza V within the SR group covered here, sitting one slot earlier in the numbering at 073/067 and 074/067. These prints are not currently listed as singles on our site.
Medicham V — 071/067 and 072/067
Medicham V occupies 071/067 and 072/067, immediately ahead of the Dragonite V pair in the selected SR group. No verified image for these two printings is available for this guide, and neither is currently listed as a single on our site.
Sana — 077/067
Sana appears in the selected SR group alongside School Boy and Zinnia’s Resolve. This print is not currently listed as a single on our site.
Zinnia’s Resolve — 079/067
Zinnia’s Resolve appears at 079/067 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). School Boy at 078/067 sits between Sana and Zinnia’s Resolve in the selected SR group.
For more set context, see our S7R Blue Sky Stream pull-rates and best-cards guide. The numbering here describes only the selected SR cards covered in this article, not the set’s complete above-number checklist.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
Across our catalogue, we list sealed booster boxes in a few different conditions, and it’s worth knowing what each term means before you buy:
- Regular box — sealed, factory-shrink-wrapped, box exterior in standard retail condition.
- Damaged Box — the sealed contents inside are unaffected, but the outer cardboard box itself has cosmetic damage (a crushed corner, a dent, print marks), sold at a reduced price to reflect the exterior condition.
- No Shrink — the box has had its factory shrink wrap removed, with the individual packs inside still sealed, sold as a separate listing from the shrink-wrapped version.
For Blue Sky Stream specifically, the standard sealed box is currently listed on our site. Damaged Box and No Shrink products are not listed for this set at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
The sealed Japanese box contains S7R packs, including the Rayquaza V printings covered here.
Where to Buy a Blue Sky Stream Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The S7R-Blue Sky Stream Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥306,600 (~$1,928). Damaged Box, No Shrink and single-card products from this set are not listed on our site at the moment.
If you’re after a specific card — either Rayquaza V printing, either Dragonite V printing, either Medicham V printing, Sana, School Boy, or Zinnia’s Resolve — those sourcing requests go through the Quick Order page. Our broader Pokemon booster box collection is worth a look too if you’re comparing sealed product across sets, and the full Blue Sky Stream card list is the place to check any card number before you order.
For comparison against other high-value S-series boxes, see our guides to the S8 Fusion Arts and S9 Star Birth booster boxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Rayquaza V cards are covered in this S7R Blue Sky Stream guide?
Rayquaza V appears at #075/067 and #076/067 in the selected SR group covered here.
How is the Blue Sky Stream checklist numbered?
The main numbering runs through 067, and secret-numbered cards sit above it. This guide covers selected SR cards from 068/067 through 079/067 without treating that range as the complete above-number checklist.
What comes in a Blue Sky Stream booster box?
30 packs per box, with 5 cards in each pack.
Is there a Damaged Box or No Shrink version of Blue Sky Stream available?
Not currently. The standard sealed box is listed on our site, while Damaged Box and No Shrink products are not listed at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Is there an English version of Blue Sky Stream?
Not under the same name or set code. The closest English-language counterpart is Evolving Skies, but that set also absorbs content from S7D Towering Perfection and other Japanese sources, so it is not a direct one-to-one printing of Blue Sky Stream.
Where can I buy a Blue Sky Stream booster box?
The S7R-Blue Sky Stream Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥306,600 (~$1,928) and ships tracked from Tokyo. Individual secret rares from the set, including either Rayquaza V printing, are not currently listed as singles; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
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