The English White Flare and Black Bolt Booster Bundles are six-pack products, while the Japanese SV11 expansion is sold as 7-card packs, 35-card deluxe packs and boxes of packs. The official pokemon.com product page gives the bundles’ launch as August 22, 2025, five weeks after the English expansions’ Release Date of July 18, 2025.
The Japanese side is the SV11 release, 拡張パック「ブラックボルト」 and 「ホワイトフレア」, which the official page at pokemon-card.com/ex/sv11/ dates June 6, 2025 at ¥290 per pack. Bulbapedia’s pages for the two headline cards, Reshiram ex and Zekrom ex, state that each was first released in the Japanese expansion with the same name, and the prints pair by illustrator credit.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. Store prices are as listed on October 2, 2026, with USD at ¥154 per dollar, approximate.
Each English bundle holds six booster packs of one expansion, and the official page lists no promo card. The official Japanese SV11 page lists 7-card packs, 35-card deluxe packs and a card file set, and no booster bundle. Reshiram ex and Zekrom ex each have four English prints and four SV11 prints that pair by illustrator credit, ending in the 174/086 BWR cards. The Japanese SV11W box is listed as SV11W box (Sealed) ¥20,396 (~$132).
The bundle contents and launch date come from the official pokemon.com product page; the set pairings and rarity labels are attributed to Limitless TCG and Bulbapedia.
What Is Inside the White Flare and Black Bolt Booster Bundles
The official pokemon.com page covers both products at once. It is titled Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Black Bolt and White Flare Booster Bundles and prints “Launch: August 22, 2025”. Its contents sentence reads: “Expand your collection with a Booster Bundle containing six booster packs from the Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Black Bolt expansion or a Booster Bundle containing six booster packs from the Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—White Flare expansion.” Each bundle is six packs of one expansion, and the two bundles are separate products.
| Item | As printed on the official page |
|---|---|
| Product names | Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Black Bolt Booster Bundle and White Flare Booster Bundle |
| Launch | August 22, 2025 |
| Contents | Six booster packs from one expansion per bundle |
| Promo card | None listed |
| Code card | None listed |
| Where sold | The Pokémon Center and where Pokémon TCG products are sold |
The page also describes what the packs hold: “keep an eye out for full-art illustrations of each Pokémon and cards with premium parallel Poké Ball patterns.” Bulbapedia’s merchandise page, as of October 2, 2026, calls the pair the third wave of Black Bolt & White Flare merchandise on August 22, 2025, says Black Bolt Booster Bundles were packaged with six Black Bolt booster packs, and says White Flare Booster Bundles “similarly came with six White Flare booster packs.” It lists no promotional cards for either bundle.
The bundles sit beside other official products for the same expansions. The Elite Trainer Box has its own comparison with the Japanese boxes and the poster collection has its own comparison.
The Japanese SV11 Lineup: Packs, Deluxe Packs and the Card File Set
The official page at pokemon-card.com/ex/sv11/ presents 拡張パック「ブラックボルト」 and 「ホワイトフレア」 together and prints the release date 2025年6月6日, June 6, 2025, on every product. A booster bundle is not among the products it lists. The page does not print how many packs a Japanese box holds.
| Official product | Contents as printed | Price (tax included) |
|---|---|---|
| 拡張パック「ブラックボルト」 | 7 cards per pack, randomly inserted | ¥290 |
| 拡張パック「ホワイトフレア」 | 7 cards per pack, randomly inserted | ¥290 |
| 拡張パックデラックス「ブラックボルト」 | 35 cards in one pack | ¥1,450 |
| 拡張パックデラックス「ホワイトフレア」 | 35 cards in one pack | ¥1,450 |
| ブラックボルト・ホワイトフレア カードファイルセット | Victini promo card (kira), a 3-pocket card file holding 156 cards, and three packs each of Black Bolt and White Flare | ¥2,640 |
The page’s feature lines describe the cards in its own words. One says every Pokémon in the two sets has a card with special artwork, and full-art designs get their own mention (rendering of 「拡張パック「ブラックボルト」「ホワイトフレア」に収録される全てのポケモンに特別なイラストのカードがあるぞ！」). Another announces mirror cards with a Poké Ball pattern finish in addition to regular cards (rendering of 「通常のカードに加えて、モンスターボール柄の特殊な加工がされた、豪華ミラー仕様のカードを収録！」). The card file is introduced as holding all 156 Pokémon discovered in the Unova region (rendering of 「イッシュ地方で発見されたポケモン156種類をすべて1冊に収納できる…」).
The store lists its Japanese boxes as SV11W-White Flare Japanese Pokemon Booster Box and SV11B-Black Bolt Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, and DX is the store’s name for the 拡張パックデラックス product. The set pages are the White Flare booster box buying guide, the Black Bolt booster box buying guide and the Black Bolt versus White Flare box comparison.
English Bundle and Japanese Box Side by Side
The two products come from different markets and are built differently.
| Spec | English Booster Bundles | Japanese SV11 box |
|---|---|---|
| Release | August 22, 2025 (expansions: July 18, 2025) | June 6, 2025 |
| Contents | Six booster packs of one expansion | A sealed box of SV11 packs |
| Pack price | No price on the bundle page | ¥290 per pack, tax included |
| Pack format | Six packs per bundle | 7 cards per pack, randomly inserted |
| Deluxe format | None listed | 35-card deluxe pack at ¥1,450, a separate product |
| Promo card | None listed | None listed for packs or deluxe packs; the card file set carries a Victini promo |
| Official source | pokemon.com product gallery | pokemon-card.com/ex/sv11/ |
| Language | English | Japanese |
The comparison the two official pages support rests on contents, language and pack format: six English packs per bundle against a Japanese box of 7-card packs. Packaging and print differences between the markets are set out in our Japanese versus English Pokemon cards comparison.
How White Flare and Black Bolt Map to SV11
Bulbapedia’s English set page, as of October 2, 2026, carries a note naming the Japanese equivalent set and gives the infobox figures of 172 cards for Black Bolt and 173 for White Flare, released July 18, 2025. The official English pages say “Over 170” cards for each. Bulbapedia’s card pages for Reshiram ex and Zekrom ex both say the card was “first released in the Japanese expansion with the same name.”
| Fact | English | Japanese |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | July 18, 2025 (pokemon.com) | June 6, 2025 (pokemon-card.com/ex/sv11/) |
| Card count | Over 170 per set (pokemon.com); 172 Black Bolt and 173 White Flare (Bulbapedia) | The BWR cards are numbered 174/086 in the official database |
| Printed denominator | 086 on both sets (Bulbapedia card pages) | 086 on both sets (official database) |
| Illustration rare cards | 70 in White Flare; more than 65 in Black Bolt (pokemon.com) | Every Pokémon has a special-art card (official page, rendering) |
| Special illustration rare cards | More than 5 per set (pokemon.com) | SAR prints such as 168/086 and 169/086 (official database) |
| Regional scope | All 156 Pokémon first discovered in Unova (pokemon.com, White Flare) | 156 Unova Pokémon in the card file (official page, rendering) |
The English expansions are described by the official page as a split expansion, with White Flare built around Tepig, Oshawott, Reshiram ex and Keldeo ex, and Black Bolt around Snivy, Zekrom ex and Meloetta ex. The Japanese release is likewise two parallel expansions, 「ブラックボルト」 and 「ホワイトフレア」, which is why the store lists one box for each. Set-level pages are the White Flare card list, the Black Bolt card list and, for pack-level odds and chase cards, the White Flare pull rates and best cards and Black Bolt pull rates and best cards articles.
Reshiram ex: Four English Prints and Four SV11W Prints
The official White Flare overview names Reshiram ex among the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon of the set. Limitless TCG lists four English prints, and the official Japanese card database lists four SV11W prints under レシラムex. The pairs line up by illustrator credit; matching credits are the basis for pairing, not evidence that the images are identical.
| English print (Limitless TCG) | Japanese print (official database) | Illustrator credit | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| White Flare 20, Double Rare | SV11W 017/086, RR | 5ban Graphics | Same credit |
| White Flare 158, Ultra Rare | SV11W 160/086 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), SR | 5ban Graphics | Same credit |
| White Flare 166, Special Art Rare | SV11W 168/086, SAR | kawayoo | Same credit |
| White Flare 173, Secret Rare | SV11W 174/086, BWR | 5ban Graphics | Same credit |
The numbers differ by set: the English prints are 20, 158, 166 and 173, and the Japanese prints are 017, 160, 168 and 174. Bulbapedia’s infobox pairs them as 020/086 with 017/086, 158/086 with 160/086, 166/086 with 168/086 and 173/086 with 174/086. Its release text says the Regular, ultra rare and Black White rare prints feature artwork by 5ban Graphics, and the special illustration rare print features artwork by kawayoo, matching the database credits.
The database prints the same card text on every SV11W Reshiram ex: a Basic Fire Pokémon with HP 230, the attack きりさく for 50 with two Colorless Energy, and the attack ブレイズバースト for 130+ with two Fire and one Colorless Energy, which adds 50 damage for each Prize card the opponent has already taken and discards one Energy from the Pokémon (rendering). The special rule gives the opponent 2 Prize cards when a Pokémon ex is Knocked Out. Weakness is Water ×2, there is no Resistance, and the retreat cost is 2. Limitless’s English entry reads “Reshiram ex – Fire – 230 HP”.
The database also lists two reprints of the regular print, M2a 029/193 RR and MC 126/742, both credited to 5ban Graphics. Bulbapedia says the Regular print was reprinted in the MEGA Dream ex subset and in the Start Deck 100 Battle Collection. Every Japanese print of the card is covered in the Reshiram ex every Japanese print guide.
Reshiram ex RR 017/086
The RR is the Japanese counterpart of White Flare 20 by credit, 5ban Graphics.
Reshiram ex SAR 168/086 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
The SAR carries the credit kawayoo, unlike the 5ban Graphics credit on the other three SV11W prints, and pairs with White Flare 166.
Reshiram ex BWR 174/086
The BWR is numbered 174/086 and pairs with White Flare 173, credited to 5ban Graphics.
Zekrom ex: Four English Prints and Four SV11B Prints
The official Black Bolt overview names Zekrom ex and Meloetta ex among the Legendary and Mythical Pokémon of the set. The official database lists four SV11B prints under ゼクロムex, and Limitless TCG lists four English prints.
| English print (Limitless TCG) | Japanese print (official database) | Illustrator credit | Relationship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Bolt 34, Double Rare | SV11B 037/086, RR | takuyoa | Same credit |
| Black Bolt 158, Ultra Rare | SV11B 161/086, SR | takuyoa | Same credit |
| Black Bolt 166, Special Art Rare | SV11B 169/086, SAR | danciao | Same credit |
| Black Bolt 172, Secret Rare | SV11B 174/086, BWR | takuyoa | Same credit |
Bulbapedia’s infobox pairs 034/086 with 037/086, 158/086 with 161/086, 166/086 with 169/086 and 172/086 with 174/086, and its caption credits takuyoa for the Regular, ultra rare and Black White rare prints and danciao for the special illustration rare print. The database prints identical card text on all four: a Basic Lightning Pokémon with HP 230, the attack きりさく for 50, and the attack ボルテージバースト for 130+ with two Lightning and one Colorless Energy, which adds 50 damage per Prize card the opponent has taken and also deals 30 damage to the Pokémon itself (rendering). Weakness is Fighting ×2, there is no Resistance and the retreat cost is 2.
Reprints of the regular print appear as M2a 051/193 RR and MC 259/742, both credited to takuyoa. The BWR has its own write-up in the Zekrom ex 174/086 card guide.
Zekrom ex RR 037/086
The RR is the regular print inside the main set range and pairs with Black Bolt 34, credited to takuyoa.
Zekrom ex SAR 169/086
The SAR is credited to danciao and pairs with Black Bolt 166.
Zekrom ex BWR 174/086
The BWR is credited to takuyoa and pairs with Black Bolt 172.
The BWR Card: How Each Source Labels 174/086
The official Japanese SV11 page announces cards that appear as BWR (ビーダブリューレア), and the official card database prints a BWR rarity icon on Reshiram ex 174/086 in SV11W and on Zekrom ex 174/086 in SV11B. Other sources use their own labels for the same two cards, so the same print carries different rarity names depending on where it is read.
| Source | Label for the 174/086 card | Label for the English 173 / 172 print |
|---|---|---|
| Official Japanese SV11 page and card database | BWR | Not applicable |
| Limitless TCG | Ultra Rare (Japanese entry) | Secret Rare |
| Bulbapedia | Not applicable | Black White rare |
| Store listings | BWR | Not applicable |
The Japanese SR numbers 160 and 161 are labelled “Secret Rare” in Limitless’s Japanese entries, while the database prints the SR icon. Rarity codes for the Japanese prints are the database’s: RR, SR, SAR and BWR.
Dated SNKRDUNK Asks by Print
As of October 2, 2026, the SNKRDUNK product page for each print shows a lowest ask per condition. The PSA 10 figures come from the per-condition grid, and the ungraded figures are the lowest across the condition tiers shown. Each figure is a seller’s asking price rather than a completed sale.
| Japanese print | Ungraded lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, October 2, 2026 | PSA 10 lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, October 2, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Reshiram ex SV11W 160/086 SR | Display floor of ¥1,000, not a listed ask | ¥5,350 (~$35) |
| Reshiram ex SV11W 168/086 SAR | ¥22,000 (~$143) | ¥32,400 (~$210) |
| Reshiram ex SV11W 174/086 BWR | ¥50,000 (~$325) | ¥105,000 (~$682) |
| Zekrom ex SV11B 161/086 SR | Display floor of ¥1,000, not a listed ask | ¥6,400 (~$42) |
| Zekrom ex SV11B 169/086 SAR | ¥19,000 (~$123) | ¥28,000 (~$182) |
| Zekrom ex SV11B 174/086 BWR | ¥40,000 (~$260) | ¥93,999 (~$610) |
The two ¥1,000 entries are the marketplace’s display floor.
PSA 10 Reshiram ex and Zekrom ex Listings
PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. The Reshiram ex BWR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥108,629 (~$705) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The PSA 10 back order hub describes the sourcing route. The Reshiram ex SAR, the Reshiram ex BWR and the Zekrom ex BWR also have physical PSA 10 listings.
| Japanese print | PSA 10 back order | Physical PSA 10 listing | SNKRDUNK PSA 10 lowest ask, October 2, 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reshiram ex SR SV11W 160/086 | ¥5,338 (~$35) | None | ¥5,350 (~$35) |
| Reshiram ex SAR SV11W 168/086 | ¥31,945 (~$207) | ¥32,572 (~$212) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | ¥32,400 (~$210) |
| Reshiram ex BWR SV11W 174/086 | ¥108,629 (~$705) | ¥103,185 (~$670) | ¥105,000 (~$682) |
| Zekrom ex SR SV11B 161/086 | None | None | ¥6,400 (~$42) |
| Zekrom ex SAR SV11B 169/086 | ¥29,410 (~$191) | None | ¥28,000 (~$182) |
| Zekrom ex BWR SV11B 174/086 | ¥96,824 (~$629) | ¥113,300 (~$736) | ¥93,999 (~$610) |
The Zekrom ex SAR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥29,410 (~$191) against a lowest ask of ¥28,000 (~$182) on SNKRDUNK, and the Zekrom ex BWR at ¥96,824 (~$629) against ¥93,999 (~$610). Both comparisons are dated October 2, 2026.
Japanese SV11 Boxes on the Store and Their SNKRDUNK Asks
The SV11W and SV11B boxes are each one product with Sealed and No Shrink options. The DX boxes, the 拡張パックデラックス product, are separate products with their own options. As of October 2, 2026, each option is paired with the lowest ask on the matching SNKRDUNK page.
| Box option | Store listing | SNKRDUNK lowest ask, October 2, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| SV11W box, Sealed option | ¥20,396 (~$132) | ¥19,400 (~$126) |
| SV11W box, No Shrink option | ¥17,207 (~$112) | ¥15,999 (~$104) |
| SV11B box, Sealed option | ¥20,292 (~$132) | ¥19,400 (~$126) |
| SV11B box, No Shrink option | ¥20,811 (~$135) | ¥17,200 (~$112) |
| SV11W DX box, Sealed option | ¥21,315 (~$138) | ¥20,300 (~$132) |
| SV11B DX box, Sealed option | ¥23,447 (~$152) | ¥23,999 (~$156) |
On the store, the SV11B box’s No Shrink option is priced higher than its Sealed option, as printed on the product page. SNKRDUNK lists the shrink-wrapped and unwrapped boxes as separate products, 【シュリンクなし】 marking the unwrapped ones.
The Damaged Box and the No Shrink Damaged Box are separate products, each described on its own page: the SV11W Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is listed at ¥19,194 (~$125) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the SV11W No Shrink Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥15,875 (~$103) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the SV11B No Shrink Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥19,580 (~$127) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The White Flare Damaged Box guide explains the condition grades.
Buying Checklist: English Bundle or Japanese Box
- Contents. The English page lists six packs of one expansion per bundle and nothing else. The Japanese SV11 page lists 7-card packs, 35-card deluxe packs and a card file set.
- Numbers. Japanese cards are numbered out of 086 and so are the English cards per Bulbapedia, but the sequences differ: Reshiram ex is 20, 158, 166 and 173 in English and 017, 160, 168 and 174 in Japanese.
- Pairs. The pairings rest on identical illustrator credits and on Bulbapedia’s statement of a first Japanese release; they do not rest on a comparison of the images.
- Rarity names. BWR is the official Japanese label; Limitless TCG and Bulbapedia use other names for the same cards.
- Condition. The Sealed and No Shrink options belong to one box product, while the Damaged Box and the No Shrink Damaged Box are separate products. The product page states the condition.
- Dates. Each SNKRDUNK figure is an ask as of October 2, 2026, and each store price is as listed on that date.
- Graded cards. A PSA 10 back order and a physical PSA 10 listing are separate products with separate prices.
Where to Buy the Japanese SV11 Boxes from Japan
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. The English Booster Bundles are carried by the Pokémon Center and Pokémon TCG retailers per the official page. The Japanese SV11 products on the store are:
- The boxes: the SV11W Sealed option at ¥20,396 (~$132) and the SV11B Sealed option at ¥20,292 (~$132).
- The DX boxes: the SV11W DX Sealed option at ¥21,315 (~$138) and the SV11B DX Sealed option at ¥23,447 (~$152).
- The condition products: the SV11W Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥19,194 (~$125) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the SV11B No Shrink Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥19,580 (~$127) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
- Graded singles: the PSA 10 Reshiram ex BWR as a back order at ¥108,629 (~$705), and the PSA 10 Zekrom ex BWR at ¥96,824 (~$629).
Graded singles are collected in the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list; singles from each expansion sit on the White Flare card list and the Black Bolt card list. Requests for a card the store does not carry go through Quick Order, and the route from order to delivery is described in how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
The Black Bolt and White Flare card file set is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in the White Flare and Black Bolt Booster Bundles?
Each bundle holds six booster packs of one expansion, per the official pokemon.com product page: six Black Bolt packs in one product and six White Flare packs in the other. The page lists no promo card and no code card, and Bulbapedia’s merchandise page likewise lists no promotional cards for either bundle.
When did the Black Bolt and White Flare Booster Bundles launch?
The official page prints Launch: August 22, 2025 for both bundles. The English Black Bolt and White Flare expansions have a Release Date of July 18, 2025 on pokemon.com, and the Japanese SV11 packs have a release date of June 6, 2025 on the official Japanese page.
How much does a White Flare Booster Bundle cost?
The official pokemon.com page prints no price for the bundles. The official Japanese page prints ¥290 (tax included) for a 7-card SV11 pack and ¥1,450 for a 35-card deluxe pack. Our Japanese box is listed as the SV11W box (Sealed) ¥20,396 (~$132) and the SV11B box (Sealed) ¥20,292 (~$132).
Is there a Japanese booster bundle for SV11?
The official Japanese SV11 page lists 7-card packs, 35-card deluxe packs and a card file set, and it does not list a booster bundle. The Japanese counterpart on our store is the booster box, such as the SV11W box (Sealed) ¥20,396 (~$132) or the SV11W Damaged Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥19,194 (~$125) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Which Japanese cards match the English Reshiram ex prints?
Matched by illustrator credit, White Flare 20, 158, 166 and 173 pair with SV11W 017/086 RR, 160/086 SR, 168/086 SAR and 174/086 BWR. The credits are 5ban Graphics, 5ban Graphics, kawayoo and 5ban Graphics, and a shared credit does not establish that two prints show the same image.
Which Japanese cards match the English Zekrom ex prints?
Matched by illustrator credit, Black Bolt 34, 158, 166 and 172 pair with SV11B 037/086 RR, 161/086 SR, 169/086 SAR and 174/086 BWR. The credits are takuyoa, takuyoa, danciao and takuyoa, and the official database prints identical card text on all four Japanese prints.
What does BWR mean on the 174/086 cards?
The official Japanese SV11 page announces cards that appear as BWR (ビーダブリューレア), and the official card database prints a BWR icon on Reshiram ex and Zekrom ex 174/086. Limitless TCG labels the Japanese entry Ultra Rare, and Bulbapedia calls the English print a Black White rare.
Does the Booster Bundle or the Japanese box come with a promo card?
The official English page lists no promo card for the bundles, and the official Japanese SV11 page lists none for the 7-card packs or the 35-card deluxe packs. Bulbapedia’s merchandise page names no promotional cards for the bundles either, so neither format is described as including a promo.
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