Japanese Pokémon Paradigm Trigger Booster Box

The Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box is a display of S12, one of the final expansions of the Sword & Shield era, built around VSTAR, VMAX and V Pokémon. A full Japanese booster box is the best way to open a set in quantity, whether you are chasing its top cards or filling a binder.

What’s inside the Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box

• 30 Paradigm Trigger booster packs
• 5 Japanese cards per pack
• Set code S12 from the Sword & Shield series
• Packaging options: Shrink or No Shrink

Paradigm Trigger: Lugia VSTAR leads the way

Paradigm Trigger (S12) was released in Japan on 21 October 2022 as one of the final expansions of the Sword & Shield era. Lugia VSTAR is the headline card, with Regidrago VSTAR and Unown VSTAR close behind, and the set later formed most of the English Silver Tempest.

Read more about the set on the official Paradigm Trigger page (Japan).

Who the Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box is for

Japanese sets usually arrive months before their English counterparts, and many collectors prefer Japanese cards for their print quality and crisp card stock. A sealed box lets you open the set in quantity, fill a binder with Japanese cards or keep a sealed piece of the series on your shelf.

Buy the Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box from Magic TCG

Every Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box we sell is brand new and sealed, priced in pounds and sent from the UK, so there are no import charges when it arrives. Add it to your basket now, or browse more Japanese booster boxes and Japanese Pokémon cards.

Each parcel is packed by hand with plenty of protection around the booster box, because we know many buyers keep their Pokémon products sealed for years. If you have a question before or after you order, just get in touch and our team will be glad to help you.

Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box FAQs

How many packs are in the Japanese Paradigm Trigger Booster Box?

The box contains 30 sealed booster packs with 5 cards in each, 150 cards in total.

Are the cards in English?

No. These are Japanese-language cards printed for the Japanese market, so all card text is in Japanese.

What is the difference between Shrink and No Shrink?

Shrink boxes come with the outer plastic film from the factory, while No Shrink boxes come without it. The booster packs inside are sealed either way, so choose the option you prefer before adding it to your basket.