SV5a “Crimson Haze” released in Japan on March 22, 2024, and it’s still one of the boxes we get asked about by name — largely because of Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, the set’s Kitakami-flavoured mascot Pokemon, and the five Special Art Rares built around it.
This guide covers what’s actually in a Crimson Haze box, the five SAR-tier chases worth knowing before you open one, how our regular box, Damaged Box and PSA10-graded single listings differ, and how this set relates to its English-market counterpart. We ship Japanese sealed product and PSA10 singles out of Tokyo, so every price below reflects what’s currently listed on our site.
Unlike a set built around a single flagship secret, Crimson Haze spreads its rarity ceiling evenly — all five Special Art Rares sit on the same tier, so there’s no single « the » chase card the way some other Japanese expansions are built. That structure shapes most of what follows in this guide, from how we describe the chases below to how the box compares with its neighbouring SV5-era sets.
Crimson Haze is a 96-card set (66 main-set + 30 secret cards) with 5 Special Art Rares. The regular booster box is currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78), and the Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86) — here the Damaged Box costs more than the regular box, not less.
Prices below are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). Pokemon does not publish official pull rates for its Japanese sets, so this guide describes rarity tiers rather than pull odds.
What’s in a Crimson Haze Booster Box
We couldn’t independently verify a standalone official product page for this set on pokemon-card.com at the time of writing, so the structure below is sourced from our own Crimson Haze card list breakdown, cross-checked against the packaging.
| Article | Value |
|---|---|
| Set code | SV5a |
| Release date (JP) | March 22, 2024 |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Total cards in set | 96 (66 main-set + 30 secret cards) |
| Special Art Rare (SAR) count | 5 |
The set carries the Kitakami storyline through — the same region introduced in the Scarlet & Violet DLC — with Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex serving as the set’s headline Pokemon. Rather than a single flagship secret, Crimson Haze spreads its top tier across five equally-ranked Special Art Rares, which is what the next section covers.
At 30 packs of 5 cards each, a single box works out to 150 cards drawn from that 96-card checklist — the 66-card main set plus the 30-card secret tier described above. We’re deliberately not translating that into a per-pack or per-box pull estimate here, since Pokemon doesn’t publish official odds for its Japanese sets and we’d rather point you to verified rarity tiers than a guessed number.
Chase Cards in Crimson Haze
All five of the set’s Special Art Rares are the cards collectors open this box for. Here they are, in the order our own top-cards rundown ranks them:
Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex 091/066 SAR
The set’s mascot and identity card. Bloodmoon Ursaluna is the Pokemon on the box art, and this Special Art Rare is the print most collectors go in wanting.
Perrin 092/066 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) SAR
Our own ranking calls this the strongest trainer-card chase in the set — a full Special Art Rare treatment of the supporter Perrin.
Greninja ex 090/066 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) SAR
A perennially popular Pokemon getting the Special Art Rare treatment, and one of the two SARs alongside Bloodmoon Ursaluna that anchor the set’s headline pulls.
Lana’s Aid 093/066 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) SAR
A supporter-card SAR rounding out the top tier. This is the same Supporter card as the 088/066 SR discussed below, but it is a separate printing with a different card number, artwork, and rarity treatment.
Sinistcha ex 089/066 SAR
The fifth and final Special Art Rare in the set. We don’t have a verified image for this print at the time of writing, but it completes the five-card SAR line-up alongside Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, Perrin, Greninja ex and Lana’s Aid.
Other Notable Pulls
Below the SAR tier, our own rundown also calls out Perrin 087/066 SR as a lower-cost route to the same trainer if the SAR print is out of reach, plus Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex 094/066 UR as a gold-treatment variant of the set mascot, Eevee 078/066 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) AR, Applin 077/066 AR, and Rescue Board 095/066 UR. None of these five are listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for any of them go through the Quick Order page.
Don’t mix the printings up: Lana’s Aid SR 088/066, a PSA10-graded single currently listed at ¥12,078 (~$76), depicts the same Supporter card as Lana’s Aid SAR 093/066 covered above. They have different card numbers, artwork, and rarity treatments.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
The current Crimson Haze product pages include these formats:
| Listing | Prix |
|---|---|
| SV5A-Crimson Haze Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥12,480 (~$78) |
| SV5A-Crimson Haze Japanese Pokemon Booster Box – Damaged Box | currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86) |
On several of our other Japanese boxes, the Damaged Box option lists below the regular box. That pattern doesn’t hold here — the Crimson Haze Damaged Box is priced ¥1,150 above the regular box, not below it. If you’re comparing our listings across different sets, check each set’s own pricing rather than assuming a Damaged Box is automatically the cheaper option.
We don’t currently have a No Shrink listing for this set. If that’s the format you’re after, requests go through the Quick Order page.
The regular Crimson Haze box is the direct route to all five SARs, the SR-tier Perrin, and everything else in the 96-card set. If your priority is a specific card rather than the full set, the PSA10 single and the Quick Order page covered in the next section are the more targeted options.
Where to Buy a Crimson Haze Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Crimson Haze boxes and PSA10-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The regular box and the Damaged Box are both live listings above; for the graded single, see PSA10 Lana’s Aid SR.
Browse the wider category in our Japanese Pokemon booster box collection or our PSA10 graded card collection. If you’re deciding between Crimson Haze and a neighbouring SV5-era set, our SV5a vs SV5K vs SV5M box guide lines the three up side by side. Anything not currently listed — including the five secondary chases named above — can be flagged through the Quick Order page.
Foire aux questions
What’s inside a Crimson Haze booster box?
Each box has 30 packs of 5 cards, drawn from a 96-card set (66 main-set cards plus 30 secret cards), including 5 Special Art Rares. Pokemon does not publish official pull rates for this set.
What are the chase cards in Crimson Haze?
The five Special Art Rares: Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex 091/066, Perrin 092/066, Greninja ex 090/066, Lana’s Aid 093/066, and Sinistcha ex 089/066. Perrin 087/066 SR is a lower-rarity printing of the same Trainer card.
Is the Crimson Haze Damaged Box cheaper than the regular box?
No. On this set the Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥13,630 (~$86), which is ¥1,150 above the regular box’s ¥12,480 (~$78) — the opposite of the pattern on some of our other listings.
Is PSA10 Lana’s Aid SR the same card as Lana’s Aid SAR?
They are two printings of the same Supporter card. Lana’s Aid SR is 088/066, while Lana’s Aid SAR is 093/066; the card numbers, artwork, and rarity treatments differ.
Does Crimson Haze have an English release?
Its English-market relationship is Twilight Masquerade, but the two are treated as separate products with independent card numbering rather than a direct reprint of the same set.
Is there a No Shrink version of Crimson Haze available?
Not currently. We list a regular box and a Damaged Box for this set; No Shrink requests can be flagged through the Quick Order page.
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