Same release date. Same card count. Two different boxes.
SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard hit the Japanese market on the same day back in April 2023, and together they make up the Japanese-language half of what English-language collectors know as Paldea Evolved. If you’re trying to work out which one to add to a Scarlet & Violet-era collection — or whether you need both — this guide lines up what’s actually verified about each set: release facts, one confirmed card from each, and the sealed box prices we currently list out of Tokyo.
SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard both released in Japan on April 14, 2023, each with 99 cards, forming the Japanese basis for the English “Paldea Evolved” set. Both are listed on our site as sealed Japanese booster boxes: SV2D Clay Burst is currently listed at ¥11,270, and SV2P Snow Hazard at ¥12,250. We have not independently verified pull-rate figures or a mascot ex Pokémon for either set — see the dedicated pull-rate articles linked below for that detail.
Prices below are our current store listings as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD for reference.
SV2D vs SV2P at a Glance
SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard are the second twin-set pairing of the Scarlet & Violet era in Japan, following the earlier SV1S/SV1V split. Both carry 99 cards, both released on the same day, and combined they form the Japanese card pool behind the English-language Paldea Evolved set.
| Set | Set code | Cards | Release date | Our listed price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clay Burst | SV2D | 99 | April 14, 2023 | ¥11,270 |
| Snow Hazard | SV2P | 99 | April 14, 2023 | ¥12,250 |
On paper the two sets are structurally identical — same card count, same release day, same era. The differences that matter for a buying decision come down to the individual cards each set contains and the price gap between the two sealed boxes, both covered below.
SV2D Clay Burst: What’s Inside
SV2D Clay Burst is a 99-card Japanese set released April 14, 2023. One verified card from the set is Flamigo, card SV2D 082/071, an Art Rare with 110 HP, Colorless type, illustrated by Shibuzoh.
For the complete 99-card checklist, see our Clay Burst (SV2D) complete card list. We haven’t independently verified pull-rate figures for this set in this guide — our SV2D pull-rates and best-cards article covers that separately. A sealed SV2D Clay Burst booster box is currently listed at ¥11,270 (~$71) on our site, shipping from Tokyo.
SV2P Snow Hazard: What’s Inside
SV2P Snow Hazard is also a 99-card Japanese set, released the same day as SV2D — April 14, 2023. One verified card from this set is Rookidee (ココガラ), card SV2P 082/071, also an Art Rare, with 60 HP, Colorless type, illustrated by GOSSAN.
Notice both sets land their Art Rare at card 82 of 99 — Flamigo for SV2D, Rookidee for SV2P. That’s a structural echo, not a coincidence unique to these two, and it’s the kind of detail worth checking if you’re trying to identify a loose card. Full spoilers for this set are in our Snow Hazard (SV2P) complete card list, and pull-rate specifics are in the SV2P pull-rates and best-cards article rather than repeated here. A sealed SV2P Snow Hazard booster box is currently listed at ¥12,250 (~$77).
Same Day, Same Era: How the Two Sets Connect
SV2D and SV2P aren’t a random pairing. They’re the second time the Scarlet & Violet era used the Japanese twin-set format — splitting one English-language set’s card pool across two simultaneous Japanese releases, the way SV1S and SV1V did before them. Combined, SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard supply the Japanese card pool behind the English Paldea Evolved set.
The two sets also share a quieter structural detail: each one closes out its numbered checklist with a full-art Ultra Rare Basic Energy card at slot 99 of 99. SV2D ends on a Grass Energy; SV2P ends on a Water Energy. Neither is flashy compared to the Art Rares, but both are legitimate Ultra Rare slots and a useful marker if you’re trying to confirm you have a complete set.
Price Comparison: Clay Burst vs Snow Hazard
Both boxes come from the same era and the same card count, but they don’t currently list at the same price. Here’s the direct comparison of our own current listings, shipping from Tokyo:
That’s roughly a ¥980 gap between the two sealed boxes. We haven’t verified packs-per-box or cards-per-pack counts for either set, so we can’t translate that gap into a per-pack or per-card comparison — treat it as a box-to-box price difference only.
A single listed price per box doesn’t tell you which set has moved more in the secondary market since 2023 — we don’t have independently verified secondary-market data for either set beyond our own current sealed-box listings. Treat the figures above as “currently listed at,” not as a historical price trend.
Which Box Should You Buy?
There’s no verified pull-rate or profitability data separating SV2D from SV2P, so this isn’t a case where one box is objectively the stronger buy. What we can say from the confirmed facts:
- Set completeness. Because SV2D and SV2P together form the Japanese basis for Paldea Evolved, collectors chasing the full English-equivalent card pool typically want both rather than one or the other.
- Budget. SV2D Clay Burst is currently the cheaper of the two sealed boxes at ¥11,270 versus ¥12,250 for SV2P Snow Hazard — a modest but real difference if you’re choosing just one.
- Art preference. The one verified Art Rare from each set carries a different illustrator — Shibuzoh’s Flamigo for SV2D, GOSSAN’s Rookidee for SV2P. If a specific illustration style is the deciding factor, check the full checklists linked above before buying, since we’ve only independently verified one card per set here.
If pull rates matter to your decision, don’t rely on this guide for that — check the dedicated SV2D pull-rates article and SV2P pull-rates article for that specific data.
Where to Buy SV2D and SV2P from Japan
We ship sealed Japanese booster boxes worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Both SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard are currently in our catalogue as sealed boxes.
Prefer Snow Hazard, or want both? The SV2P Snow Hazard booster box is listed separately at ¥12,250. For singles from either set or a mixed order across both, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a combined order.
자주 묻는 질문
What’s the difference between SV2D Clay Burst and SV2P Snow Hazard?
They’re the twin Japanese sets released on the same day, April 14, 2023, each with 99 cards. Together they form the Japanese basis for the English “Paldea Evolved” set. The verified Art Rares differ — Flamigo (SV2D 082/071, illustrated by Shibuzoh) versus Rookidee (SV2P 082/071, illustrated by GOSSAN) — and the two sealed boxes currently list at different prices.
When were SV2D and SV2P released?
Both released in Japan on April 14, 2023, on the same day.
How many cards are in each set?
99 cards each.
Which set has better pull rates?
We haven’t independently verified pull-rate figures for either set in this guide. See our dedicated SV2D and SV2P pull-rates articles for that specific data rather than treating anything here as a pull-rate claim.
Is there an English equivalent to SV2D and SV2P?
Yes — combined, the two Japanese sets correspond to the English-language “Paldea Evolved” set.
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