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Lost Origin Booster Box & ETB vs Japanese Lost Abyss S11 Pokemon Box

Lost Origin Booster Box & ETB vs Japanese Lost Abyss S11 Pokemon Box

The Lost Origin booster box question has two halves: the English ETB holds eight packs and 65 Giratina sleeves, and the Japanese Lost Abyss box is made of five-card packs at ¥165 each.

The official set page on pokemon.com gives a release date of September 9, 2022 and “Over 190 cards” for Lost Origin (as of September 29, 2026). The Japanese set is S11 Lost Abyss, released on July 15, 2022 according to the official pokemon-card.com product page.

We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

Key Takeaways

The English ETB officially holds 8 packs and no promo card. The Japanese route is the S11 Lost Abyss box: the Sealed option is currently listed at ¥44,563 (~$289) and the No Shrink option at ¥42,224 (~$274). Limitless TCG lists English prints for the Lost Abyss cards.

Updated September 29, 2026 — Community Tally and Dated SNKRDUNK Asks
  • ETB contents and the Japanese S11 spec follow the official pages exactly (as of September 29, 2026).
  • Every marketplace figure is the lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 — an asking price, not a sale.
  • A community pull-rate tally based on 300 boxes is shown in a separate table labelled reported, not official.
Sep 9, 2022
English release (official)

8
Packs in the English ETB

¥165
Japanese price per pack (official)

300
Boxes in the community tally

What pokemon.com Prints for Lost Origin

The set page and the product gallery on pokemon.com are the official sources for the English side. The table separates what they print from what they leave out.

Fact What the official page prints Status
Set name Sword & Shield—Lost Origin Official
Release date September 9, 2022 Official
Set size “Over 190 cards” Official
Elite Trainer Box launch September 9, 2022 Official
Packs in the ETB 8 Official
ETB sleeves Giratina Official
ETB promo card None listed on the page Official (absence)
Booster Display or Booster Bundle contents Not stated on the ETB page or the set page Not stated officially
MSRP of any product No price printed Not stated officially

The Lost Origin ETB: Contents

The product page for Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield—Lost Origin Elite Trainer Box lists the following, with a launch date of September 9, 2022:

  • 8 booster packs
  • 65 card sleeves featuring Giratina
  • 45 Energy cards
  • A player’s guide
  • 6 damage-counter dice and 1 competition-legal coin-flip die
  • 2 acrylic condition markers and 1 acrylic VSTAR marker
  • A collector’s box with 4 dividers
  • A code card for the online game (TCG Online or TCG Live)

The page lists no promo card. Unlike some other Sword & Shield ETB pages, it lists a guide but no separate rulebook.

The Japanese Lost Abyss Box: Spec Compared

The official pokemon-card.com page for S11 prints the pack price and the cards per pack,.

Spec English Lost Origin ETB Japanese S11 Lost Abyss box
Product type Elite Trainer Box Expansion pack booster box
Release date September 9, 2022 (official) July 15, 2022 (official)
Packs 8 Not printed on the official page; 30 per a retail listing cited by Bulbapedia
Cards per pack Not printed on the ETB page 5
Price — ¥165 per pack, tax included; box price not printed
Set size “Over 190 cards” /100 printed on the cards; SNKRDUNK’s singles list runs to 127/100
Accessories 65 Giratina sleeves, 45 Energy, guide, dice, markers, box, code card Booster packs
Our listing Not sold (we sell Japanese product) Sealed option ¥44,563 (~$289); No Shrink option ¥42,224 (~$274)
SNKRDUNK box ask – ¥45,100 (~$293), 99 or more listings (lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026)
S11-Lost Abyss Japanese Pokemon Booster Box
S11-Lost Abyss Japanese Pokemon Booster Box

The VSTAR Special Set

The same official S11 page lists a second product, the VSTAR Special Set, at ¥1,980, released on August 5, 2022. It contains 1 V&VSTAR promo pack, 8 Lost Abyss packs and 1 VSTAR marker. The English ETB also lists an acrylic VSTAR marker; no official page pairs the two products.

Bulbapedia’s Japanese set list (as of September 15, 2026) names Lost Origin as the English set for S11 Lost Abyss, and lists two Japanese companion products, S10a Dark Phantasma and S9a Battle Region, as part of Lost Origin.

Japanese set Release date Pack price Cards per pack Set size Bulbapedia mapping Our box listing
S11 Lost Abyss July 15, 2022 ¥165 5 /100 Lost Origin Sealed ¥44,563 (~$289)
S10a Dark Phantasma May 13, 2022 ¥260 6 /071 Part of Lost Origin ¥27,235 (~$177)
S9a Battle Region February 25, 2022 ¥260 6 /067 Parts of Astral Radiance and Lost Origin Damaged Box ¥10,719 (~$70)

That is a set-level mapping reported by Bulbapedia (as of September 15, 2026), not an official statement. For Battle Region the set list gives 20 packs and ¥5,200 per box, citing pokemon-card.com. Our S9a listing is a Damaged Box; the standard S9a box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.

Our PSA 10 back orders from the Dark Phantasma set are listed below with the number and rarity printed in each product title:

Card (S10a) Number Rarity PSA 10 back order
Pikachu 014/071 C: Mirror ¥36,230 (~$235)
Pikachu 073/071 CHR ¥14,374 (~$93)
Gengar 074/071 CHR ¥13,036 (~$85)
Arezu 086/071 SR ¥12,240 (~$79)
Gallade V 089/071 CSR ¥12,036 (~$78)

Each back order is sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. For the Dark Phantasma cards in full, see our Dark Phantasma (S10a) card list.

Card by Card: English Prints of Lost Abyss Cards

Limitless TCG lists English prints under each Lost Abyss card page, matched by card name and text. The site does not say which English print shares the Japanese artwork, so the artwork match is not verified. Numbers in the last column are the English prints Limitless lists.

Lost Abyss card Rarity Illustrator (official database) English prints Limitless lists (artwork match not verified)
Giratina V 111/100 SR: SA Shinji Kanda Sword & Shield Promos #259; Lost Origin #130, #185, #186
Giratina V 110/100 SR N-DESIGN Inc. Sword & Shield Promos #259; Lost Origin #130, #185, #186
Aerodactyl V 106/100 SR: SA Nurikabe Lost Origin #92, #179, #180
Aerodactyl VSTAR 118/100 HR 5ban Graphics Lost Origin #93, #199
Giratina VSTAR 120/100 HR 5ban Graphics Lost Origin #131, #201, #212; Crown Zenith #GG69
Giratina VSTAR 125/100 UR 5ban Graphics Lost Origin #131, #201, #212; Crown Zenith #GG69
Kyurem VMAX 117/100 HR N-DESIGN Inc. Lost Origin #49, #197
Rotom V 104/100 SR: SA Yuu Nishida Lost Origin #58, #176, #177; Crown Zenith #45
Lady 114/100 SR saino misaki Forbidden Light #109; Hidden Fates #SV86; Lost Origin #159, #193, #208
Collapsed Stadium 127/100 UR Oswaldo KATO Brilliant Stars #137; Lost Origin #215

The English ETB sleeves feature Giratina, and several Giratina entries above list more than one Lost Origin number. Limitless pairs the HR and UR Giratina VSTAR by name and text alone, which is why both rows share one list.

Six Lost Abyss Chase Cards in Detail

Six of the twelve chase cards are shown below with their official images; the next section lists all twelve. Each block gives the number, rarity code, official illustrator, the dated asks and our listing.

Giratina V 111/100 (SR: SA)

Giratina V 111/100 SR: SA S11 Lost Abyss
Giratina V 111/100 SR: SA, S11 Lost Abyss

This is the special-art Giratina V of the Japanese set. The official card database credits Shinji Kanda. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was ¥189,000 (~$1,227) for a raw copy (grade A) and ¥235,000 (~$1,526) for a PSA 10 copy, with 99 listings across all conditions. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥239,068 (~$1,552) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms (see how PSA 10 back orders work).

Aerodactyl V 106/100 (SR: SA)

Aerodactyl V 106/100 SR: SA S11 Lost Abyss
Aerodactyl V 106/100 SR: SA, S11 Lost Abyss

The Aerodactyl V special-art card is a Lost Abyss card. The official card database credits Nurikabe. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was ¥16,000 (~$104) for a raw copy (grade A) and ¥23,500 (~$153) for a PSA 10 copy, with 33 listings across all conditions. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥23,868 (~$155) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.

Aerodactyl VSTAR 118/100 (HR)

Aerodactyl VSTAR 118/100 HR S11 Lost Abyss
Aerodactyl VSTAR 118/100 HR, S11 Lost Abyss

SNKRDUNK shows no raw listing for this card. The official card database credits 5ban Graphics. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was no raw listing and ¥12,500 (~$81) for a PSA 10 copy, with 3 listings across all conditions. This card is not listed in our store.

Giratina VSTAR 120/100 (HR)

Giratina VSTAR 120/100 HR S11 Lost Abyss
Giratina VSTAR 120/100 HR, S11 Lost Abyss

The HR Giratina VSTAR shares its card name with the UR below. The official card database credits 5ban Graphics. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was ¥6,500 (~$42) for a raw copy (grade A) and ¥9,999 (~$65) for a PSA 10 copy, with 44 listings across all conditions. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥10,196 (~$66) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.

Giratina VSTAR 125/100 (UR)

Giratina VSTAR 125/100 UR S11 Lost Abyss
Giratina VSTAR 125/100 UR, S11 Lost Abyss

The UR Giratina VSTAR shares its card name with the HR 120/100. The official card database credits 5ban Graphics. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was ¥12,000 (~$78) for a raw copy (grade A) and ¥12,999 (~$84) for a PSA 10 copy, with 45 listings across all conditions. Our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥12,684 (~$82); a back-order listing for the same card is also offered at ¥12,440 (~$81).

Collapsed Stadium 127/100 (UR)

Collapsed Stadium 127/100 UR S11 Lost Abyss
Collapsed Stadium 127/100 UR, S11 Lost Abyss

The Trainer UR carries the highest number that SNKRDUNK’s singles list shows for the set, 127/100. SNKRDUNK shows no PSA 10 listing for it. The official card database credits Oswaldo KATO. The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026 was ¥3,200 (~$21) for a raw copy (grade A) and no PSA 10 listing, with 4 listings across all conditions. This card is not listed in our store.

All Twelve Chase Cards: Dated SNKRDUNK Asks

The table gives the lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 29, 2026, for a raw copy (grade A) and for a PSA 10 copy, plus the number of listings across all conditions. These are asking prices as of September 29, 2026; the table contains no sold prices.

Number Card Rarity Raw ask PSA 10 ask Listings Our PSA 10 listing
111/100 Giratina V SR: SA ¥189,000 (~$1,227) ¥235,000 (~$1,526) 99 PSA 10 back order ¥239,068 (~$1,552)
106/100 Aerodactyl V SR: SA ¥16,000 (~$104) ¥23,500 (~$153) 33 PSA 10 back order ¥23,868 (~$155)
118/100 Aerodactyl VSTAR HR No listing ¥12,500 (~$81) 3 Not listed
120/100 Giratina VSTAR HR ¥6,500 (~$42) ¥9,999 (~$65) 44 PSA 10 back order ¥10,196 (~$66)
125/100 Giratina VSTAR UR ¥12,000 (~$78) ¥12,999 (~$84) 45 PSA 10 listed at ¥12,684 (~$82)
127/100 Collapsed Stadium UR ¥3,200 (~$21) No listing 4 Not listed
117/100 Kyurem VMAX HR ¥3,000 (~$19) ¥9,800 (~$64) 4 PSA 10 back order ¥9,996 (~$65)
104/100 Rotom V SR: SA ¥2,900 (~$19) ¥8,200 (~$53) 12 PSA 10 listed at ¥8,528 (~$55)
105/100 Aerodactyl V SR ¥2,299 (~$15) ¥9,700 (~$63) (2 PSA 10 listings) 4 Not listed
110/100 Giratina V SR ¥5,800 (~$38) ¥9,499 (~$62) 75 PSA 10 listed at ¥9,922 (~$64)
122/100 Lady HR ¥2,700 (~$18) ¥8,800 (~$57) 12 Not listed
114/100 Lady SR ¥2,100 (~$14) ¥7,700 (~$50) 97 PSA 10 back order ¥7,650 (~$50)

Where SNKRDUNK shows only three or four listings, as for Aerodactyl VSTAR 118/100, Collapsed Stadium 127/100, Kyurem VMAX 117/100 and Aerodactyl V 105/100, one ask is a thin data point.

Reported, Not Official: The 300-Box Tally

The Pokémon Company publishes no pull rates for Lost Abyss. One community tally exists with a stated sample: ポケゲトちゃんねる published “『ロストアビス』の封入率と開封結果” on February 20, 2023, based on 300 boxes (25 cartons).

Reported, not official — ポケゲトちゃんねる, dated February 20, 2023, community tally (unverified)
Category (as labelled by the outlet) Reported per-box figure
Pokémon SR About 35.0%
Supporter SR About 25.0%
SA About 15.0%
Pokémon HR About 10.0%
Supporter HR About 10.0%
UR About 10.0%

Reported, not official: this is a community tally (unverified), published by ポケゲトちゃんねる on February 20, 2023, based on 300 boxes. It is a sample of opened boxes, not a company statement.

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What Is Still Not Stated

  • English booster display and bundle. Contents and pack counts are not stated on the ETB page or the set page.
  • Official pull rates. None are published for either set.
  • Full secret numbering. SNKRDUNK’s singles list runs to 127/100; the official total was not verified.

For full Japanese card lists and more on the set, see our Lost Origin chase cards article, the Lost Abyss pull rates and box guide and the Lost Abyss booster box buying guide.

English ETB or Japanese Box: A Checklist

  1. You want an ETB with accessories. Only the English product carries sleeves, Energy cards, dice, markers, a code card and a divided box. The Japanese Lost Abyss product is a box of five-card packs.
  2. You want the Japanese printing of a card. Lost Abyss cards carry the /100 numbering and Japanese text. Read the Lost Origin chase cards article before choosing a card.
  3. You want a box option. The S11 box has two purchase options: Sealed at ¥44,563 (~$289) and No Shrink at ¥42,224 (~$274). Pick the option on the product page.
  4. You want a graded copy. The PSA 10 listings above are either listed singles or back orders; the Japanese vs English Pokemon cards article explains what changes with language.
  5. You are weighing the companion sets. Dark Phantasma and Battle Region are separate Japanese products; the S10A Dark Phantasma guide covers the first.
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Where to Buy Lost Abyss from Japan

The Lost Abyss box ships from Tokyo: the S11 box, Sealed option, at ¥44,563 (~$289) or the No Shrink option at ¥42,224 (~$274). The companion S10a box is listed at ¥27,235 (~$177). Graded singles are collected on the PSA 10 card list and in the PSA 10 collection. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. New to buying from Japan? Our how-to-buy article covers the steps.

The full English list with the Japanese S11 prints is in the Lost Origin card list.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many packs are in the Lost Origin Elite Trainer Box?

Eight. The pokemon.com product page for the Lost Origin ETB lists 8 booster packs, 65 Giratina sleeves, 45 Energy cards, a guide, 6 dice, a coin-flip die, two acrylic condition markers, an acrylic VSTAR marker, a box with 4 dividers and a code card. It lists no promo card.

How many cards are in Lost Origin?

The official set page for Sword & Shield—Lost Origin says “Over 190 cards” and gives no exact total. The Japanese Lost Abyss cards are numbered out of 100, and SNKRDUNK’s singles list runs up to 127/100; the official total was not verified.

When did Lost Origin release in English and in Japan?

The English Lost Origin set released on September 9, 2022, according to the official pokemon.com set page. The Japanese Lost Abyss (S11) expansion released on July 15, 2022, according to the official pokemon-card.com product page. Both dates are printed by the companies themselves.

How much does a Lost Origin booster box cost?

The official pages print no USD price for any Lost Origin product, so no English MSRP is quoted. The Japanese pack price is ¥165, but no box price is printed. Our S11 Lost Abyss box is currently listed at ¥44,563 (~$289) for the Sealed option and ¥42,224 (~$274) for No Shrink.

How many packs are in a Lost Abyss box?

The official pokemon-card.com page for S11 prints ¥165 per pack and five cards per pack, but no pack count per box. Bulbapedia’s set list gives 30, citing an Amazon.co.jp retail listing. That is a retailer statement, so treat the number as reported, not official.

Is Lost Abyss the same as Lost Origin?

No official page says so. Bulbapedia’s set list (as of September 15, 2026) places S11 Lost Abyss as the Japanese set behind Lost Origin, and Limitless TCG lists English prints for the Lost Abyss cards, but the artwork match is not verified. Treat the link as reported, not official.

What are the community pull rates for Lost Abyss?

No official rates exist. A community tally (unverified) by ポケゲトちゃんねる, published on February 20, 2023 and based on 300 boxes, reports about 35.0% for Pokémon SR and about 10.0% for UR per box. It is a sample of opened boxes, not a company statement.

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