Pokemon GO is the Japanese Sword & Shield-era set built around the mobile game crossover, headlined by a run of Mewtwo secrets in their Japanese Special Art printings. If you’re deciding whether S10b is worth opening, this guide covers exactly what’s in the box, which pulls define the set, and current listing prices on our site.
S10b “Pokemon GO” is an Enhanced Expansion Pack in the Sword & Shield series, released in Japan on June 17, 2022. Per Limitless TCG’s card database, the set runs 101 cards total, headlined by a run of Mewtwo secrets — including two Special Art prints — alongside Dragonite VSTAR and a Radiant Charizard.
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery, and the pricing below reflects our current listing for this set.
Pokemon GO (S10b) is a 101-card Enhanced Expansion Pack released in Japan on June 17, 2022. Each box holds 20 packs of 6 cards, with 2 holo-rarity cards guaranteed per pack. The S10B-Pokémon Go Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥27,300 (~$172). Damaged Box and No Shrink variants are not listed on our site at the moment. For a closer look at every chase print covered in our focused guide, see our Pokémon GO (S10b) chase cards guide.
Prices are our current listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Pokemon GO Booster Box
Pokemon GO is an Enhanced Expansion Pack in the Sword & Shield series, released in Japan on June 17, 2022. Per Limitless TCG’s card database, the set totals 101 cards. Worth flagging directly: our own S10b pull-rates coverage cites a smaller 93-card total (71 main-set plus 22 secret); Limitless’s 101-card count is the more directly sourced figure, cross-checked against its own listing today, so that’s the number we use throughout this guide.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Set code | S10b |
| Pack type | Enhanced Expansion Pack |
| JP release date | June 17, 2022 |
| Total cards in set | 101 |
| Cards per pack | 6 (2 holo-rarity cards guaranteed) |
| Packs per box | 20 |
An Enhanced Expansion Pack runs a smaller box than the usual 30-pack Sword & Shield-era release — 20 packs here instead of 30 — while keeping a richer 6-card pack with two guaranteed holo-rarity cards in every pack, which works out to 40 holo cards across a full box. We’re not publishing pull-rate percentages for individual secrets here; the box and pack structure above is what’s confirmed. For that side of the picture, our own S10b Pokemon GO pull rates and best cards guide covers it separately, and the full 101-card list is on its own page.
Chase Cards in Pokemon GO (S10b)
S10b’s defining feature is a pair of Special Art secrets — the Japanese printings of Mewtwo V and Conkeldurr V — alongside a run of Mewtwo VSTAR/HR prints, a Dragonite VSTAR, and a Radiant Charizard. This is a summary; our dedicated Pokémon GO (S10b) chase cards guide goes deeper on each print.
Mewtwo V (Special Art) 074/071 is one of two Special Art secrets in this set. This is the Japanese printing of the card; the English-language Pokemon GO (PGO) set carries the same Mewtwo V under its own Alternate Full Art print, numbered 072/078, so it isn’t a Japan-only Pokémon — only this specific Special Art numbering and layout is unique to the Japanese release.
Conkeldurr V (Special Art) 076/071 is the set’s other Special Art secret, on the same footing as the Mewtwo V print above — the English PGO set carries its own Conkeldurr V Alternate Full Art, numbered 074/078, so this specific Japanese Special Art print and numbering is what’s unique to S10b, not the card itself.
Mewtwo VSTAR 091/071 (UR) is the set’s Ultra Rare Mewtwo print, the top rarity tier this Mewtwo secret reaches within S10b.
Mewtwo VSTAR 084/071 (HR) is a separate, lower-tier secret print of the same Mewtwo VSTAR — the set carries the Ultra Rare above and this Hyper Rare as two distinct chases, not one card with two names.
Radiant Charizard 011/071 carries the かがやく (Radiant) rarity code, shown as “K” in our own tracking. It’s a base-set-tier Radiant rather than a secret, and it has its own dedicated deep dive on our site — see the Radiant Charizard (K) Pokémon GO card guide for a single-card breakdown; this article covers the box as a whole.
Two more numbered secrets round out the set’s headline pulls: Dragonite VSTAR 086/071 (HR) and Mewtwo V 073/071 (SR). Neither is currently listed as a single on our site — sourcing requests for any S10b single go through Quick Order.
Regular Box, Damaged Box & No Shrink on Our Site
On our site, “Damaged Box” is a condition category we use for sealed booster boxes where the outer box — not the contents — is affected; the packs inside stay factory-sealed and unaffected. “No Shrink” is a separate category we use on select sets for boxes sold without their original factory shrink wrap, again with the packs inside unaffected.
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| S10B-Pokémon Go Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥27,300 (~$172) |
Damaged Box and No Shrink variants for this set are not listed on our site at the moment; the regular box above is currently listed. That’s set-specific rather than a rule: several other Japanese boxes have both a regular and a Damaged Box listing side by side, sometimes with the Damaged Box priced above the regular listing rather than below it. Sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Japanese vs English Version of This Set
Pokemon GO has a direct English-language counterpart: Pokemon GO (PGO), the official crossover set built on the same mobile-game concept. Both headline secrets covered above exist on the English side too, just under different print names and numbers — Mewtwo V (Special Art) 074/071 corresponds to PGO’s Mewtwo V (Alternate Full Art) 072/078, and Conkeldurr V (Special Art) 076/071 corresponds to PGO’s Conkeldurr V (Alternate Full Art) 074/078. What’s Japan-specific is this particular Special Art numbering and layout, not the card itself.
If you’re weighing this box against other Japanese high-class or enhanced expansion releases rather than its English counterpart, our VSTAR Universe booster box buying guide covers a different, larger SWSH-era secret-heavy set for comparison. For the full 101-card rundown of S10b itself, see the card list page.
Where to Buy a Pokemon GO Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Pokemon GO boxes worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The S10B-Pokémon Go Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is the direct route to the Mewtwo secrets, Dragonite VSTAR, and Radiant Charizard covered above. Damaged Box and No Shrink variants are not listed on our site at the moment.
Browsing more broadly, our Pokemon booster box collection carries other Japanese sets side by side, including comparably-priced high-class releases like the VSTAR Universe box linked above. For a deep dive on individual S10b chase prints, see our Pokémon GO (S10b) chase cards guide, and for the broader “God Pack” concept some collectors discuss around Japanese booster boxes generally, see our God Pack guide. For singles not currently listed — including the Mewtwo V and Conkeldurr V Special Art secrets — or to build a mixed order across multiple boxes, the Quick Order page is the fastest route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in a Pokemon GO (S10b) booster box?
Each box holds 20 packs of 6 cards, with 2 holo-rarity cards guaranteed per pack (40 holo cards per box), drawn from a 101-card set per Limitless TCG. It’s an Enhanced Expansion Pack, released in Japan on June 17, 2022.
What are the main chase cards in Pokemon GO (S10b)?
The headline pulls covered here include two Special Art secrets — Mewtwo V (074/071) and Conkeldurr V (076/071) — plus Mewtwo VSTAR at Ultra Rare (091/071) and Hyper Rare (084/071), Dragonite VSTAR (086/071, HR), Mewtwo V (073/071, SR), and the Radiant Charizard (011/071). Our dedicated chase cards guide covers its selected prints in more depth.
Are the Mewtwo V and Conkeldurr V Special Art cards exclusive to Japan?
The specific Special Art numbering and layout is exclusive to S10b, but the cards themselves aren’t Japan-only — the English Pokemon GO (PGO) set carries its own Alternate Full Art versions: Mewtwo V 072/078 and Conkeldurr V 074/078.
Is there a Damaged Box or No Shrink version of the Pokemon GO booster box?
Damaged Box and No Shrink variants are not listed on our site at the moment; the regular S10B-Pokémon Go Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed. “Damaged Box” refers to outer packaging condition and “No Shrink” to boxes sold without their original factory wrap.
Is there an English version of Pokemon GO (S10b)?
Yes — Pokemon GO (PGO) is the official English-language crossover set. It carries its own Alternate Full Art versions of Mewtwo V (072/078) and Conkeldurr V (074/078); only the Japanese Special Art numbering and layout is unique to S10b.
Where can I buy a Pokemon GO booster box from Japan?
Our regular box listing is linked above and ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For singles or a mixed order across sets, use the Quick Order page.
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