Japanese Pokémon Cyber Judge Booster Box

The Japanese Cyber Judge Booster Box is the Future-themed half of Pokémon’s early 2024 twin release, and it is available to buy now from Vision TCG. Cyber Judge (SV5M) launched in Japan on 26 January 2024 alongside Wild Force, bringing Future Paradox Pokémon and a fresh batch of ACE SPEC Trainers to 30 sealed packs.

What’s inside the Japanese Cyber Judge Booster Box

• 30 sealed Japanese Cyber Judge (SV5M) booster packs
• 5 cards per pack, 150 cards in total
• Packaging options: Shrink or No Shrink

Iron Crown ex and the Future Paradox line-up

Iron Crown ex, Iron Leaves ex and Iron Boulder ex headline the set alongside Incineroar ex, Farigiraf ex and Scizor ex. Miraidon also appears, tying the expansion back to Pokémon Violet. See the official Cyber Judge listing at Pokémon Center Online for pack details.

ACE SPEC Trainers and the Wild Force pairing

Cyber Judge includes ACE SPEC cards, limited to one per deck, such as Prime Catcher, Reboot Pod and Hero’s Cape. Its partner set, Wild Force (SV5K), covers the Ancient side, while Cyber Judge keeps to metallic, robotic designs.

Who the Japanese Cyber Judge Booster Box is for

It suits fans of Future Paradox artwork, binder collectors chasing Japanese Scarlet & Violet cards and anyone who enjoys a 30-pack opening session. Every card is printed in Japanese, and Japanese cards are not tournament-legal in English-language events, so most buyers keep the box sealed or open it for the binder.

Why buy the Japanese Cyber Judge Booster Box from Vision TCG

Every box is factory sealed, priced in pounds and dispatched from the UK, so there are no import fees at your door. We pack each order with care and take payment through a secure checkout. Add it to your basket today, or browse more Japanese booster boxes and Japanese Pokémon cards.

Japanese Cyber Judge Booster Box FAQs

How many cards come in each box?

There are 30 packs with five cards in each, giving 150 cards.

Which set is Cyber Judge paired with?

Wild Force (SV5K), the Ancient-themed set released on the same day.

Should I choose Shrink or No Shrink?

Some Japanese retailers, including the Pokémon Center, remove shrink at sale to discourage resale. Pick Shrink for the outer film or No Shrink without it; the packs are sealed either way.