Spark packs available now in jars
Blog Andrew Joseph 08 Apr , 2025 0
If you are reading this, you may also tell yourself that this will be the month you won't buy more Pokémon Card. Same. However, here we are, staring at another lineup Elite training box Just like their life choices, we have regretted it, but will certainly make it again.
The scarlet and violet suits keep falling visually and competitively, and unfortunately for our wallets, some of these boxes are actually worth opening.
Pokémon TCG: Azure Legends Tin -5 Pack
Pokémon TCG: Azure Legends Tin -5 Pack
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Contains 2 x surge spark booster
This is very strange. You can get five booster packs from a very good set – Sparks surging,,,,, Star crowntemporal force and obsidian flame – and a promotion that includes Kyogre, Dialga or Xerneas. This is basically the loot box version of Pokémon, yes, I bought two. Between the chase cards (Pikachu ex, Terapagos, Raging Bolt, Pick your choice) in the included collection, the chances of playing interesting stuff are actually good. I don't even like the jar and I still grab the other one.
Pokémon TCG: Stacked Tin (Q1 2025) – 3 Packs, Stickers (Random Design)
Pokémon TCG: Stacked Tin (Q1 2025) – 3 Packs, Stickers (Random Design)
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Spark booster containing 1 x
I have no expectations. I bought it with stickers and a vague spark package promise. It was delivered. Three packs, one of which may cough up things like Pikachu ex or latias ex, and I use it now without anything at all. I can't even get angry. If you're lucky with packaging, then you have a tiny chance that you'll pull the Milotic Ex or Ceruledege Ex if you don't? Well, you paid twenty dollars to roll the dice and got some useful storage space. That's more than half of the cereal I've purchased this year.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Violet: Paradox Rift: Elite Coach Box – Roaring Moon
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Violet: Paradox Rift: Elite Coach Box – Roaring Moon
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I got this sleeve and stayed because the Roaring Moon ex was basically what would happen when Pokémon decided to do something fair. If your goal is to end the game with a violent swing and it looks great, that's your guy. The Paradox Rift doesn’t have that many chase cards, but it does (Iron Valiant Ex and Groudon, for example) feel that they are attracted by someone who knows we all stare at these cave paintings.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Purple: Temporal Force: Elite Coach Box: Walking Tail
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Purple: Temporal Force: Elite Coach Box: Walking Tail
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this Wake up on foot The Elite Trainer Box comes with a comprehensive tremolo mane and nine temporal force packs to roll dice on the best art of the Scarlet Age again. This version tilts to the ancient side, and I picked it up mainly to increase my chances of pulling the walk before waking up. Can I play it? Controversial. But it seems it lingers in the dream of making after eating too much sushi. With its vibrant blues and prehistoric drama, the atmosphere alone is worth it. Plus, the sleeves are clean and I pretend I care about those.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Purple: Temporal Force: Elite Coach Box: Iron Leaf
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Purple: Temporal Force: Elite Coach Box: Iron Leaf
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Iron leaves are separated from rare combinations that can be played and exquisitely. It looks like it's done from sci-fi anime, and that's exactly the kind of energy I want. Other heavy hitters – such as Iron Crown and Gouging before shooting – either hit like a truck or look like they are going to hit. However, Raging Bolt Ex steals the show. It is loud, dramatic and perfectly balanced between “metastaple” and “Thor Player”.
Pokémon TCG: Allegorical Elite Coach Box in Scarlet and Violet
Pokémon TCG: Allegorical Elite Coach Box in Scarlet and Violet
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The fable on the re-title shop It can quietly slide into cards like houndoom (this illustration that makes you lower your voice with sublime sound) and Persian, and it looks like it is drawing the proper cinematography. The promotions and sleeves are nice, but I really wanted the illustrations of this box not only looked cool, but also told a story. For example, Fezandipiti Ex is a Swiss Army knife supporting the attacker, and Cassiopeia is a right-angle drama in a foil rectangle. The artistic direction in this set of scenes is not pretentious, and I mean praise.
Christian Wait is IGN's contribution that covers all collectable and transactionable. Christian has over 7 years of experience in the gaming and tech industry and has a mixable and pocket-sized crafting charter. Christian also created a hand-painted collection for the miniature of the sword. Christian is also the author of The Ultimate Unofficial Game Guide for Pokemons by Warrior. Find Christians on x @chrisreggiewait.
