フュージョンアーツ — Fusion Arts — is a standard Sword & Shield-era Japanese expansion, released September 24, 2021 under the set code S8. It doesn’t carry the “high-class pack” label of a set like VSTAR Universe, and its verified Mew chase prints are Mew V #105/100 and #106/100.
This guide covers the official pack and box structure, walks through the confirmed chase cards, explains the difference between Regular, Damaged, and No Shrink box listings on our own site, and compares the Japanese set against its English counterpart. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so every price here reflects our current listings.
Fusion Arts has a 100-card main set followed by secret-numbered cards, across a standard 30-pack box (5 cards per pack), and was released September 24, 2021. Its verified Mew chase prints are Mew V #105/100 and #106/100. Our S8-Fusion Arts Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥61,425 (~$386). No Mew single, Damaged Box, or No Shrink listing for this set is currently on our site — sourcing requests go through the Quick Order page.
Prices below are our own listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Fusion Arts Box
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Release date (JP) | September 24, 2021 |
| Set code | S8 |
| Main-set cards | 100, followed by secret-numbered cards |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Box price (tax incl., official MSRP) | ¥4,950 |
Fusion Arts is a standard expansion box rather than a “high-class pack” — it runs the regular 30-pack, 5-card structure rather than the shorter, higher-density pack count of a high-class release. That’s a straightforward structural fact from the pack contents; we’re not stating any pull-rate figures for how often any individual card appears.
The numbered checklist starts with a 100-card main set and continues with secret-numbered cards above 100. That secret range includes the two Mew V prints at 105 and 106. For a card-by-card overview, see our Fusion Arts (S8) card list.
Chase Cards in Fusion Arts
The verified Mew chase cards in Fusion Arts are the two Mew V treatments at 105/100 and 106/100 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Our S8 Fusion Arts pull rates and best cards article covers wider set-opening context.
Mew V — Special Art (SA), #106/100
The Special Art printing at 106/100 carries the illustrated full-scene treatment that separates it from the set’s regular Secret Rare cards. This single is not currently listed on our site — sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Mew V — Regular, #105/100
Card 105 is the non-SA Secret Rare printing of the same Mew V — a full-art card in its own right, one slot ahead of the SA version in the set’s numbering. This single is also not currently listed on our site.
Genesect V — #108/100 & #109/100
Genesect V occupies two Secret Rare slots, 108 and 109 — both confirmed directly against Limitless TCG’s card database under the same Japanese name (ゲノセクトV). These two treatments sit in the same secret-numbered range as the Mew V pair.
Greedent V — #110/100 & #111/100
Like Genesect V, Greedent V also fills two Secret Rare numbers, 110 and 111. It’s another two-slot entry in the secret-numbered range, confirmed against Limitless under its Japanese name (ヨクバリスV).
Elesa’s Sparkle — SR, #113/100
Elesa’s Sparkle is one of the Supporter cards in the secret-numbered range. It sits alongside the two Mew V, Genesect V, and Greedent V treatments shown here.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
We list booster boxes in a few condition categories, and it’s worth knowing what each one means before you order. Per our own definition: “Damaged Box” is a condition category we use for sealed booster boxes where the outer box — not the contents — is affected. The booster packs inside stay factory-sealed; what it does not mean is any change to the sealed contents. You’re still getting the same booster packs, in the same box count. Damaged Box pricing moves independently of the regular box listing and isn’t always cheaper.
“No Shrink” is a separate listing name we use on some product pages for boxes sold without the original shrink wrap — beyond that, it’s simply the name of that listing variant rather than a broader condition standard.
For Fusion Arts specifically, only the standard sealed box is currently listed on our site; there is no Damaged Box or No Shrink listing for S8 at the moment. If you’re specifically after one of those condition variants for this set, the Quick Order page is the way to flag it.
Where to Buy a Fusion Arts Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The S8-Fusion Arts Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥61,425 (~$386) and is the direct route to both Mew V slots, the Genesect V and Greedent V pairs, and Elesa’s Sparkle.
Neither the Mew V singles nor a Damaged Box or No Shrink variant of this set is currently listed — for any of those, or for a mixed order alongside other Japanese sets, the Quick Order page is the fastest route. Our full Pokemon card box collection covers other Japanese booster boxes we currently carry.
If you’re comparing Fusion Arts against other S-series sets, our S9 Star Birth pull rates and best cards guide covers the set that followed it, and the Blue Sky Stream (S7R) card list covers a sister S-series release from the same era.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the chase card in Fusion Arts (S8)?
This guide highlights Mew V Special Art #106/100. The other verified Mew chase print in Fusion Arts is Mew V #105/100.
Which Mew prints are verified in Fusion Arts?
The verified Mew chase prints are Mew V #105/100 and Mew V Special Art #106/100.
How many cards are in the Fusion Arts set?
The main set contains 100 cards, followed by secret-numbered cards above that main numbering. This guide does not state a combined total.
What’s the difference between a Regular box and a Damaged Box on your site?
A Damaged Box has cosmetic damage to the outer packaging only — the booster packs inside stay factory-sealed, and you receive the same packs in the same box count as the regular listing. Damaged Box pricing moves independently and isn’t always cheaper than the regular box.
Is there an English version of Fusion Arts?
Yes — Fusion Strike (swsh8), released November 12, 2021, about seven weeks after the Japanese Fusion Arts release. Fusion Strike is a larger 284-card set built from multiple Japanese sources. Japanese Mew V 106/100 corresponds to English Mew V 251/264, with different numbering and rarity labels.
How many packs and cards come in a Fusion Arts booster box?
A Fusion Arts box contains 30 packs of 5 cards each, at an official tax-included MSRP of ¥4,950. It’s a standard expansion box rather than a high-class pack.
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