A Pikachu-led set with four ex Special Art Rares chasing the same electric-and-water theme — that’s the short version of what Super Electric Breaker put into circulation in October 2024.
Official set name Super Electric Breaker (JP: 超電ブレイカー / Chōden Breaker), set code SV8, released in Japan on October 18, 2024 as the eighth main expansion of the Scarlet & Violet series. It landed alongside its English-language equivalent, Surging Sparks, released internationally a few weeks later on November 8, 2024.
This guide covers exactly what a Super Electric Breaker box contains, which chase cards it’s known for, and what’s currently listed on our site. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so the pricing below reflects our own listing as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
Super Electric Breaker (SV8) is a 30-pack, 5-card-per-pack Japanese booster box built around four ex Special Art Rares — Pikachu ex, Milotic ex, Hydreigon ex and Durant ex. Our SV8-Super Electric Breaker Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥28,288 (~$178). For a card-by-card breakdown of the full chase list, see our Super Electric Breaker pull rates and best cards guide.
Prices below are our current listed price as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Super Electric Breaker Box
| Artículo | Value |
|---|---|
| Release date (JP) | October 18, 2024 |
| Set code | SV8 |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Box price (tax incl., release) | ¥5,400 |
Thirty packs of five cards works out to 150 cards drawn per box, pulled from a set that runs to 137 total cards according to the Limitless TCG set listing. It’s worth flagging one discrepancy here: our own full card-list article for this set carries a «138 Cards» figure in its title, which is off by one from the Limitless-listed total. We’re using 137 as the reference number in this guide.
Super Electric Breaker is a standard main-series expansion box rather than a high-class pack — the pull structure runs through the set’s Art Rare pool as well as its ex-tier and Secret Rare cards. For the complete 137-card breakdown, see our Super Electric Breaker (SV8) full card list.
Chase Cards in Super Electric Breaker
Four ex Special Art Rares anchor the set, with a handful of Ultra Rares and Secret Rares rounding out the chase list. Rarity tiers below follow the set’s own printed rarity scheme — no pull-rate figures, only what each card is and where it sits in the rarity ladder.
Pikachu ex (Special Art Rare)
Listed in Japanese secondary-market sources at 132/106, this is the set’s headline Special Art Rare and the card most associated with Super Electric Breaker as a whole.
Milotic ex (Special Art Rare)
Listed at 131/106, Milotic ex is the second of the set’s four ex Special Art Rares and shares the full-art SAR treatment with Pikachu ex, Hydreigon ex and Durant ex.
Hydreigon ex (Special Art Rare)
Listed at 133/106, Hydreigon ex is the third of the set’s four ex Special Art Rares, alongside Durant ex.
Pikachu ex (Ultra Rare)
Listed at 136/106, this gold-bordered Ultra Rare version of Pikachu ex sits above the Special Art Rare tier and is a separate pull from the SAR Pikachu ex above.
Jasmine’s Gaze (Special Art Rare)
Listed at 135/106, this trainer-card Special Art Rare carries the Japanese name Mikan (ミカン), the character localized in English Pokemon games as Jasmine; the card’s confirmed English title is Jasmine’s Gaze. Our own pull-rates guide also refers to it as «Jasmine’s Gaze SAR.»
Night Stretcher (Ultra Rare)
Listed at 137/106, Night Stretcher is a trainer-item Ultra Rare and one of the higher-numbered cards in the set’s secret-tier run.
Durant ex, the set’s fourth ex Special Art Rare, sits at 130/106 (verified on Limitless TCG) — a Double Rare print of the same card also exists earlier in the set’s base numbering. Pikachu ex also appears as a Secret Rare, without a confirmed card number in our records. All of these are covered card-by-card, alongside the six cards above, in our Super Electric Breaker pull rates and best cards guide, which is the place to go for the full chase-card accounting rather than pull-rate estimates in this buying guide.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
Some of our booster box listings come in multiple formats — a standard sealed box, a discounted «Damaged Box» listing for stock with cosmetic packaging issues, or a «No Shrink» listing for boxes sold without their factory shrink wrap. For Super Electric Breaker specifically, this is the listing on our site:
| Listing | Precio |
|---|---|
| SV8-Super Electric Breaker Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥28,288 (~$178) |
There’s no Damaged Box or No Shrink variant of this set on our site at the moment. If either format becomes available, it will appear as a separate listing alongside the standard box above; in the meantime, sourcing requests for a specific format go through Pedido rápido.
Where to Buy a Super Electric Breaker Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The cited product anchor for this set is the SV8-Super Electric Breaker Japanese Pokemon Booster Box.
For the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box catalogue, including sibling sets like Paradise Dragona (SV7a), browse our Pokemon booster box collection. For singles from Super Electric Breaker, other Japanese sets, or anything not currently listed, the Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a mixed order or flag what you’re after. The full 137-card set breakdown is on our SV8 card list article.
Preguntas frecuentes
How many cards are in Super Electric Breaker (SV8)?
137 cards, per the Limitless TCG set listing. Our own full card-list article for this set carries a «138 Cards» figure in its title, which is off by one from the Limitless-listed total — we use 137 as the reference number.
How many packs and cards come in a Super Electric Breaker booster box?
Each box has 30 packs of 5 cards, for 150 cards drawn per box. The box’s release-day price in Japan was ¥5,400 tax included.
What are the chase cards in Super Electric Breaker?
Four ex Special Art Rares — Pikachu ex, Milotic ex, Hydreigon ex and Durant ex — anchor the set, alongside Ultra Rares including a second Pikachu ex printing and Night Stretcher, plus another Special Art Rare, Jasmine’s Gaze.
What is the English equivalent of Super Electric Breaker?
Surging Sparks, released internationally on November 8, 2024, about three weeks after Super Electric Breaker’s Japanese release on October 18, 2024. Surging Sparks is known to combine content from both SV8 and its companion Japanese set, SV7a Paradise Dragona.
Is there a Damaged Box or No Shrink version of Super Electric Breaker?
Not currently. We only have the standard sealed booster box listed for this set. Requests for a specific format can go through Quick Order.
What does an SV8 Super Electric Breaker booster box currently cost?
Our SV8-Super Electric Breaker Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥28,288 (about $178).
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