Three starter-line TAG TEAM GX pairs headline this box, and none of them is the card people remember it for. That honour goes to a Trainer — a Supporter card with no HP, no attacks, and a Secret Rare full-art treatment that made it the set’s real chase.
SM11a Remix Bout (リミックスバウト) is a “strengthened expansion pack” that released in Japan on July 5, 2019, about five weeks after its parent set, SM11 Miracle Twin, and roughly four weeks ahead of the next set in the same run, SM11b Dream League. It’s a tighter set than either neighbour.
This guide covers what actually comes out of a Remix Bout box, which prints are worth knowing before you buy, and what’s currently listed on our site. For pull-rate estimates and a card-by-card ranking, see our dedicated Remix Bout pull rates & best cards guide; for the full 73-card checklist, see our Remix Bout (SM11a) card list. This article is the buying-side companion to both — sealed box, chase-card identification, and where to buy.
Our SM11A Remix Bout Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥141,750 (~$892). The set’s signature chase is a Trainer card, not a Pokemon — PSA10 Roller Skater SR (073/064) currently listed at ¥12,768 (~$80). Prices below are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
What’s in a Remix Bout Box
Neither of our own store sources nor an official pokemon-card.com page check today confirmed a packs-per-box or cards-per-pack figure for this set, so we’re not guessing a number here — if that structural detail matters to your purchase, treat it as unconfirmed until you see it on an official listing.
What is confirmed is the card pool a box draws from. Remix Bout’s main set runs 64 cards, numbered 001–064, and it’s a noticeably smaller main set than its parent, SM11 Miracle Twin. On top of that sits a 9-card secret rare run, numbered 065–073, for a combined total of 73 cards cataloged by Limitless. You may see this set listed with 80 total cards elsewhere online — that figure comes from Serebii, and neither we nor Limitless could independently confirm it, so we use the 73-card figure throughout this guide and in our full card list article.
| Tier | Card numbers | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Main set | 001–064 | 64 |
| Secret rares | 065–073 | 9 |
| Total (confirmed) | 001–073 | 73 |
The main draw structurally is the set’s three TAG TEAM GX pairings, each combining a Kanto starter with a starter from a later region: Charizard & Braixen GX (Kanto/Kalos), Venusaur & Snivy-GX (Kanto/Unova, フシギバナ&ツタージャ), and Blastoise & Piplup GX (Kanto/Sinnoh, カメックス&ポッチャマ). All three get a Secret Rare Special Art (SR:SA) treatment in the 065–073 run below, alongside two non-GX secrets.
Chase Cards in Remix Bout
This set’s chase cards include a Trainer card at the very top of the numbering, and the Charizard side of the TAG TEAM trio.
Roller Skater SR 073/064 — the Set’s Signature Trainer Chase
Roller Skater sits at card 073 — the highest number in the confirmed run — and it’s a Supporter/Trainer card, not a Pokemon. That’s the part collectors find notable: the set’s most talked-about pull is a full-art Trainer rather than one of the three TAG TEAM GX Pokemon. We currently list a PSA10 Roller Skater SR (073/064) at ¥12,768 (~$80). For more on where this card ranks against the rest of the secret-rare run, see our Roller Skater card guide.
Charizard & Braixen GX — Three Print Tiers to Know
Charizard & Braixen GX is the only one of the three TAG TEAM pairs that appears at three separate rarity tiers in this set, which makes it easy to buy the “wrong” one if you’re not checking the card number.
| Number | Rarity | Currently listed | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base main-set print | 008/064 | RR | PSA10 ¥16,591 (~$104) |
| Secret Rare | 067/064 | SR | PSA10 ¥39,679 (~$250) |
| Secret Rare Special Art | 068/064 | SR:SA | PSA10 ¥211,928 (~$1,333) |
The 008/064 print is the “regular” TAG TEAM GX you’ll pull most often as a base card. 067/064 is the full secret-rare treatment, and 068/064 — the Special Art version — is the set’s premier print and the reason Remix Bout carries the price it does today. For the full print-by-print breakdown of this card and where it sits against other TAG TEAM GX chases across the format, see our Charizard & Braixen GX card guide and our wider best TAG TEAM GX cards guide.
You may come across marketplace listings for a “Charizard & Braixen GX HR” at 075/064. We could not confirm this card exists — Limitless’s image hosting for this set resolves only through card 073, and nothing appears at 074 or higher. The confirmed secret-rare run stops at 073/064 (Roller Skater SR).
The remaining secret rares round out the 065–073 run:
| # | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 065/064 | Venusaur & Snivy-GX | SR |
| 066/064 | Venusaur & Snivy-GX | SR:SA |
| 067/064 | Charizard & Braixen GX | SR |
| 068/064 | Charizard & Braixen GX | SR:SA |
| 069/064 | Blastoise & Piplup GX | SR |
| 070/064 | Blastoise & Piplup GX | SR:SA |
| 071/064 | Alolan Persian GX | SR |
| 072/064 | Professor Oak’s Setup | SR |
| 073/064 | Roller Skater | SR |
Notice the pattern: each of the three TAG TEAM GX pairs gets both an SR and an SR:SA slot, using six of the nine secret-rare spots. The remaining three — Alolan Persian GX, Professor Oak’s Setup, and Roller Skater — are the set’s non-paired secrets, and Roller Skater is the one that ended up as the set’s calling card.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
On some of our Japanese box listings we list a Damaged Box option (shrink-wrap or outer-box cosmetic damage, contents unaffected) and a No Shrink option (shrink wrap removed but box otherwise sealed) alongside the standard listing, each priced differently. For SM11a Remix Bout specifically, our current catalogue shows a single listing: the standard sealed SM11A Remix Bout Japanese Pokemon Booster Box currently listed at ¥141,750 (~$892). We do not have a Damaged Box or No Shrink variant listed for this set at the moment. If a discounted variant becomes available, it will appear on the same product page — check there directly, or send a request through Quick Order.
Where to Buy a Remix Bout Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product and PSA10-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The box listing above is the direct route to a sealed SM11a Remix Bout box. If you’re after specific singles instead, here’s what’s currently listed on our site:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Currently listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roller Skater | 073/064 | SR | PSA10 ¥12,768 (~$80) |
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 068/064 | SR:SA | PSA10 ¥211,928 (~$1,333) |
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 067/064 | SR | PSA10 ¥39,679 (~$250) |
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 008/064 | RR | PSA10 ¥16,591 (~$104) |
Beyond that table, several more Remix Bout singles are currently listed: PSA10 Venusaur & Snivy GX SR:SA 066/064 at ¥58,292 (~$367), PSA10 Blastoise & Piplup GX SR:SA 070/064 at ¥187,974 (~$1,182) and PSA10 Professor Oak’s Setup SR 072/064 at ¥17,700 (~$111). PSA10 Alolan Persian GX SR 071/064 is currently listed at ¥13,570 (~$85) too, along with PSA10 Venusaur & Snivy GX SR 065/064 at ¥21,239 (~$134), PSA10 Blastoise & Piplup GX RR 016/064 at ¥21,046 (~$132), and PSA10 Venusaur & Snivy GX RR 001/064 at ¥12,083 (~$76). For any single not linked above, sourcing requests go through Quick Order. Our full PSA10 graded card collection and Pokemon booster box collection cover the rest of what we list across other sets.
Remix Bout sits in the middle of a three-set run released across mid-2019: SM11 Miracle Twin came first, Remix Bout five weeks later, and SM11b Dream League about four weeks after that. If you’re building out the trio, see our Miracle Twin booster box buying guide and Dream League booster box buying guide. For general context on buying sealed Japanese product from this era, see our vintage Japanese booster box guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SM11a Remix Bout?
SM11a Remix Bout (リミックスバウト) is a Japanese “strengthened expansion pack” released July 5, 2019, built around three TAG TEAM GX pairings: Charizard & Braixen GX, Venusaur & Snivy-GX, and Blastoise & Piplup GX. It followed SM11 Miracle Twin by about five weeks and preceded SM11b Dream League by about four weeks.
How many cards are in the Remix Bout set?
Our catalogue and Limitless confirm 73 cards: a 64-card main set (001–064) plus 9 secret rares (065–073). You may see a figure of 80 cited elsewhere (from Serebii), but we could not independently confirm that number, so we use 73 throughout this guide.
What is the chase card in Remix Bout?
The card most associated with this set is Roller Skater SR (073/064) — a Supporter/Trainer card, not a Pokemon, in a full-art Secret Rare treatment. The Charizard & Braixen GX SR:SA (068/064) is the other headline print, sitting above its SR (067/064) and RR (008/064) counterparts.
Does Remix Bout have a Damaged Box or No Shrink listing?
Not currently. Our only listing for this set right now is the standard sealed booster box. If a Damaged Box or No Shrink variant becomes available, it will appear on the same product page.
Is there an English version of Remix Bout?
We haven’t confirmed an English-language equivalent set for Remix Bout in the sources we checked, so we’re not naming one here. What we sell is the Japanese sealed box and Japanese-print PSA10 singles.
Where can I buy a Remix Bout booster box from Japan?
Our SM11A Remix Bout Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥141,750 (~$892), shipped from Tokyo with tracking. For individual chase cards or anything not currently listed, use our Quick Order page to flag what you’re after.
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