Dream League is a Japanese Sun & Moon strengthened expansion with a 49-card base and cards numbered beyond that denominator. Database totals differ, so this guide separates the verified numbering from each database’s catalogue count.
Released in Japan on August 2, 2019, Dream League (set code SM11b) is a “strengthened expansion” (強化拡張パック) — the third release commonly grouped as the SM11 trio, alongside SM11 Miracle Twin and SM11a Remix Bout, within the broader Sun & Moon strengthened-expansion format. It’s a small, focused pack built around a short run of secret-rare Trainers and TAG TEAM GX cards rather than a full mechanic reveal, which is part of why its chase list is so compact and so specific.
This guide walks through what’s actually in a Dream League box, which four cards define the set’s chase list, how our own listing categories apply to this particular box, and where the Japanese and English sides of this release currently stand. We ship this box sealed from Tokyo, and every price below reflects what’s listed on our site right now.
Dream League (SM11b) is a Japanese Sun & Moon-era strengthened expansion released August 2, 2019. The numbered run reaches 075/049, while Limitless currently catalogues 68 entries. Verified cards include Rosa SR 067/049 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), Steelix CHR 060/049 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), Solgaleo & Lunala GX SR 063/049 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and Reshiram & Zekrom GX at 036/049 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and 064/049 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The SM11B-Dream League Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥170,100 (~$1,070).
Prices below are our current listed prices, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
What’s in a Dream League Box
Dream League carries the SM11b code alongside SM11 Miracle Twin and SM11a Remix Bout, but the three products were released on separate dates; they were not released together.
The base run stops at 049, and the additional numbered cards continue through 075/049, producing 75 distinct card numbers. Limitless currently catalogues 68 entries, so its displayed total should not be treated as proof that cards 069–075 do not exist.
What is consistent across every source is the card-numbering structure:
| Card numbers | Tier | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 001–049 | Base set | Standard set numbering |
| 050–061 | CHR (Character Rare) | 12-card block identified as CHR on the official product page |
| 062+ | Secret-numbered cards | Rarity labels vary within this higher-numbered range |
The official Dream League product page introduces the 050–061 block as CHR (Character Rare) and states that it contains 12 cards.
The official product page specifies 5 cards per pack, and the official box-purchase campaign defines one box as 30 packs.
For the complete card-by-card breakdown, see our Dream League (SM11b) full card list, and for the deeper dive on chase cards and how the secret-rare tiers are counted, our Dream League pull rates and best cards guide covers all of this in more detail.
Chase Cards in Dream League
Four cards — five if you count the two-printing Reshiram & Zekrom GX separately — define why this set still comes up in conversation:
Rosa SR — 067/049
Rosa is the set’s headline Supporter card — a full-art Secret Rare whose Japanese card name is Mei, internationally localized as Rosa. It’s the print most commonly cited as Dream League’s signature pull.
Steelix — 060/049
Steelix sits in the official 050–061 CHR (Character Rare) block described above.
Solgaleo & Lunala GX SR — 063/049
This is the set’s TAG TEAM secret rare — the mechanic that defined much of the late Sun & Moon era, pairing two Legendaries onto one GX card.
Reshiram & Zekrom GX — 036/049 and 064/049
Reshiram & Zekrom GX appears at 036/049 as the base TAG TEAM GX card and at 064/049 as a different-art SR treatment. The card number and artwork distinguish the two prints.
None of these four singles — Rosa SR, Steelix, Solgaleo & Lunala GX SR, or either Reshiram & Zekrom GX printing — is currently listed on our site as a standalone card. If you’re after one specifically, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.
Pull rates for this set have never been published officially by The Pokémon Company, and any specific ratio quoted for Dream League elsewhere online is a community estimate rather than a confirmed figure — we’re not repeating one here as fact.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
Across our catalogue, sealed Japanese boxes can appear under up to three listing types: a standard sealed box, a Damaged Box listing (the outer shrink or box itself carries cosmetic damage, priced down, with the packs inside still factory-sealed), and a No Shrink listing (the box’s shrink wrap has been removed, but the packs inside remain sealed).
The standard sealed Dream League box is currently listed:
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| SM11B-Dream League Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥170,100 (~$1,070) |
A Damaged Box or No Shrink version is not listed for this set on our site at the moment. Sourcing requests for either condition go through Quick Order.
Where to Buy a Dream League Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SM11B-Dream League Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥170,100 (~$1,070).
If you’re building a wider Sun & Moon-era order, our full Pokemon booster box collection covers other sets from the same period and beyond. For singles — Rosa SR, Steelix, Solgaleo & Lunala GX SR, either Reshiram & Zekrom GX printing, or anything else not listed above — the Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag what you’re after or build a mixed order.
For the full numbering breakdown and every printing in the set, see our Dream League (SM11b) card list. For a deeper look at the chase cards and how the set’s secret-rare tiers are counted, our Dream League pull rates and best cards guide is the more detailed companion piece to this one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Dream League set?
The numbered run contains 75 distinct card numbers: 001/049 through 075/049. Limitless currently catalogues 68 entries, so its displayed count is incomplete rather than a different rarity-bucketing total.
What are the chase cards in Dream League?
Four cards define the set’s chase list: Rosa SR (067/049), Steelix (060/049), Solgaleo & Lunala GX SR (063/049), and Reshiram & Zekrom GX, which appears twice — as a base-set print at 036/049 and as an SR:SA secret-rare reprint at 064/049.
Is “Character Rare” an official rarity for Dream League?
Yes. The official Dream League product page introduces the 12 cards numbered 050–061 as CHR (Character Rare).
When was Dream League released in Japan?
August 2, 2019. SM11 Miracle Twin and SM11a Remix Bout use related set codes but were released on separate dates.
Is there an English version of Dream League?
Dream League cards were incorporated into Cosmic Eclipse. The English set combines multiple Japanese card pools, so it is not a card-for-card box equivalent of SM11b.
Can I buy a Damaged Box or No Shrink version of Dream League?
The standard sealed booster box is currently listed. A Damaged Box or No Shrink version is not listed for this set at the moment.
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