Triple Beat (SV1A Triplet Beat): Chase Cards, Card Numbers and Box Guide

The Triple Beat card list most likely means the card list of SV1A Triplet Beat (SV1A, also typed sv1a), the Japanese Pokémon TCG enhanced expansion pack released on March 10, 2023. “Triple Beat” is not an official name; nothing is listed under it, and Triplet Beat is the likely intended product. Its 73 card types come in 5-card packs, led by SAR Meowscarada ex, SAR Skeledirge ex and SAR Quaquaval ex.

Updated November 7, 2026

What is the Triple Beat card list, and what is the set’s official name?

The Triple Beat card list is most likely the list of cards in SV1A Triplet Beat, a Japanese-edition Pokémon Card Game enhanced expansion pack. The Pokémon Card official site lists the product as Triplet Beat and has no product under the exact name Triple Beat, so Triplet Beat is the likely intended product. This page uses “Triple Beat” in headings so that you can find it, and “Triplet Beat” when it names the product itself.

The set centers on the three Paldea starter Pokémon: Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly, plus their evolution lines. The ex cards for the final evolutions, Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex and Quaquaval ex, are the headline cards. The table gives the key facts, each taken from the official Triplet Beat product page or from our SV1A booster box page.

The card numbers below are the ones shown on the official product page. When you need to match a specific print, check the number on your card against that page.

Which ex cards are in the Triple Beat card list?

The Triple Beat card list has five named ex cards on the official page: Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex, Quaquaval ex, Paldean Clodsire ex and Dedenne ex. The three starter finals are the main draw, and each one also appears as a Special Art Rare chase card on our product page.

The RR prefix is the Double Rare mark. Our product page lists Double Rares (RR) among the rarities in the box, next to Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Art Rares, Super Art Rares and Ultra Rares. The SAR versions of Meowscarada ex, Skeledirge ex and Quaquaval ex are separate, higher-rarity prints of the same Pokémon, so each of the three starters has a regular ex card and a SAR card in this set.

If the “ex” label is new to you, our guide What Does ex Mean on Pokémon Cards? explains ex, EX, ex★ and MA.

What do the Triple Beat starter ex cards do in battle?

Skeledirge ex hits hardest of the three starter ex cards, at up to 270 damage on the official page. The figures below are the ones shown there.

Quaquaval ex is the one of the three with two attacks in the summary: a 60-damage attack and a 230-damage attack. Meowscarada ex pairs an Ability with a 220-damage attack. Skeledirge ex lists one attack that reaches up to 270. If you want the set for play as well as for collecting, these figures show how each starter final is built.

Card text and attack costs are best read on the card itself or the official page; this article gives only the figures that the page states.

Which Trainer cards are in the Triple Beat card list?

The Triple Beat card list names six Trainer cards, numbered 066 to 073: Katy, Clavell, Boss’s Orders, Bowl Town, Lesson Studio and Luminous Energy. Five are Uncommons and Boss’s Orders is a Rare.

Katy has the regular Uncommon print at U066, and she also appears as a Super Rare (SR092) and a Special Art Rare (SAR099). Our product page names SR Katy among the key chase cards.

This is a list of named cards, not all 73 types. The official page summary names the cards in this article;

Which Art Rares, Super Rares and SARs are in Triple Beat?

The Art Rares in the Triple Beat card list are Sprigatito, Fuecoco, Quaxly, Wooper and Mismagius, and Katy has the Super Rare and Special Art Rare prints. Our product page’s chase list adds three SAR ex cards.

The three starters Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly each get an Art Rare, so the starter trio appears in both ex form and Art Rare form. The Art Rare numbers named here sit in a band from 078 to 085, and the SR and SAR Katy numbers, 092 and 099, come later in the set.

Our product page names five cards as the key chase cards: SAR Meowscarada ex, SAR Skeledirge ex, SAR Quaquaval ex, SR Katy and AR Sprigatito. If you only want to track a short list, use those five.

How many cards and which rarities does a Triple Beat box hold?

A Triple Beat box holds 30 booster packs with 5 cards each, so 150 cards, and the set has 73 card types. The rarities on our product page are Commons, Uncommons, Rares, Double Rares, Art Rares, Super Art Rares and Ultra Rares.

Packs are randomly packed. Neither the official page nor our product page states that any particular card is in a given pack or box, and our page says so directly: the cards are randomly packed at the factory, and individual pulls are not guaranteed. Buy the box to open Triplet Beat packs, not to get a specific SAR. If you want one named card, look for that single card on its own.

How do I read card numbers in a Triple Beat card list?

Each number in the list is a rarity prefix plus a position in the set: RR007 is a Double Rare at 007, and AR078 is an Art Rare at 078. The numbers on the official page follow this pattern for the cards named in this article.

• U prefixes mark Uncommons, such as Katy U066 and Mismagius U035.
• R marks a Rare, such as Boss’s Orders R069.
• RR marks a Double Rare, which covers the ex cards: Meowscarada ex RR007, Skeledirge ex RR020, Quaquaval ex RR030 and Dedenne ex RR038.
• AR marks Art Rares, numbered 078 to 085 among the cards named here.
• SR and SAR mark the Super Rare and Special Art Rare Katy at 092 and 099.

Paldean Tauros shows three numbers on the official page: U011, U021 and U046. All three are Uncommons, so the same Pokémon appears three times at different positions. Mismagius also appears twice, as an Uncommon at U035 and as an Art Rare at AR083. When two numbers share a Pokémon name, they are different prints, not typos. Match the number on the card in your hand, not only the name.

Which Triple Beat cards are the chase cards?

The chase cards in Triple Beat are SAR Meowscarada ex, SAR Skeledirge ex, SAR Quaquaval ex, SR Katy and AR Sprigatito, as named on our SV1A booster box page. The three SAR ex cards are the top of the list.

• SAR Meowscarada ex, SAR Skeledirge ex, SAR Quaquaval ex: the three starter finals in Special Art Rare form. They share a Pokémon with the RR ex cards at 007, 020 and 030 but are separate prints.
• SR Katy: the Super Rare Trainer at SR092. A SAR Katy also exists at SAR099, and the regular Uncommon is U066.
• AR Sprigatito: the Art Rare at AR078, the Grass starter’s Art Rare print.

This article tells you what is in the set, in which rarity and at which number. It does not rank the cards by value.

Is Triple Beat the same as the Starter Set ex or the newer sets?

No. Triple Beat most likely refers to SV1A Triplet Beat, a booster set. The Starter Set ex, MEGA Dream ex, 30th Celebration and Classic are different products, and their official pages do not use the name Triple Beat.

The Starter Set ex features the same three starters as Triplet Beat: Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly. Triplet Beat is a booster product with random 5-card packs and AR, SR and SAR rarities. If you want to open packs, you want SV1A.

30th Celebration is the newest product in the table. The official page lists 6 holo carte per pack, a Pikachu card and one basic Energy card in every pack, with Mew ex and Mewtwo ex as FUR cards. None of this applies to Triplet Beat. For a Trainer card from that newer set, see our Misty Trainer Card 30th guide.

Can I buy a sealed Triple Beat box, and what is the damaged-box listing?

Yes. Our SV1A-Triplet Beat Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is a sealed Japanese-edition box listing: 30 packs, 5 carte per pack, brand new and sealed, shipped from our Tokyo warehouse via FedEx with tracking.

The box page describes the set as the Edizione originale giapponese enhanced expansion pack and highlights the Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly evolution lines. It lists the Japanese release date as March 10, 2023, and says every shipment includes tracking and insurance.

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We also have a separate damaged-box listing for SV1A Triplet Beat (aggiornamento: esaurito — richiedi il riassortimento via Quick Order). It is a different product with different terms:

The two photos below are samples of outer-box damage from other products. They show what a damaged box can look like, not the box you will receive.

Choose the regular box if the outer box matters to you, for example for display or gifting. Choose the damaged-box listing only if you accept cosmetic damage on the outer box and a sale that is final. The packs inside are unopened in both cases.

How does ordering and shipping work for a Triple Beat box?

Orders ship from Tokyo by FedEx with a tracking number, and most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears. That window is an estimate, per our shipping policy.

Shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. There is no minimum order amount or quantity, so a single Triple Beat box is a valid order. Transit times are estimates only, and they do not include handling time, weekends, Japanese national holidays, customs processing or carrier delays. After the parcel is handed to FedEx, timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities.

FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, so give a physical address. Check the address before you pay: you can change it yourself from My Account until the shipment is scheduled, but the destination country cannot be changed.

All payments are made in Japanese yen. Our payment methods page lists three routes:

• Wise bank transfer: no payment processing fee. It is the only method without the 5% processing fee.
• PayPal: completed at checkout; the 5% payment processing fee applies.
• Credit and debit cards through PayPal: Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, depending on what PayPal offers for your country and card; the 5% fee applies.

If you pay by Wise without uploading a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours. For Japanese product pricing changes, read Pokémon Card Price Revision: Which Japanese Products the Notice Affects.

Where does Triple Beat fit if I collect the starter Pokémon?

Triple Beat, read as SV1A Triplet Beat, is the booster set built around the Paldea starters, with ex, Art Rare and SAR prints for the Sprigatito, Fuecoco and Quaxly lines. If you collect Meowscarada, Skeledirge or Quaquaval cards, it is the set to check first.

A practical way to use the list: pick the Pokémon you care about, find its number in the tables above, and check the card you hold or plan to buy against that number. For the three starter lines, the named cards are:

• Grass line: Sprigatito AR078, Meowscarada ex RR007, and the SAR Meowscarada ex.
• Fire line: Fuecoco AR081, Skeledirge ex RR020, and the SAR Skeledirge ex.
• Water line: Quaxly AR, Quaquaval ex RR030, and the SAR Quaquaval ex.

Beyond the starters, the other named Pokémon are Paldean Clodsire ex, Dedenne ex, Paldean Tauros, Mismagius and Wooper. Wooper has an Art Rare at AR085, and Mismagius has both an Uncommon (U035) and an Art Rare (AR083). Katy ties the Trainer side together with three prints.

For a different way to write up a single card, see our Pikachu Van Gogh PSA 10 guide. For a starting point on the box itself, use the SV1A-Triplet Beat booster box page.

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