Japanese Pokémon Towering Perfection Booster Box

Buy the Japanese Towering Perfection Booster Box from Vision TCG and own a sealed display of the S7D expansion pack, ready to order today. Towering Perfection, also translated as Skyscraping Perfection, released in Japan on 9 July 2021 as the sister set to Blue Sky Stream (S7R).

What’s inside the Japanese Towering Perfection Booster Box

• 30 sealed Japanese Towering Perfection booster packs
• 5 cards per pack, 150 cards in the box
• Japanese-language cards from the S7D expansion
• Random inserts, so no specific card is guaranteed

The Dragon type returns

Towering Perfection and Blue Sky Stream brought the Dragon type back to the Pokémon TCG. Across the pair you will find Rayquaza VMAX, Duraludon VMAX, Dragonite V and Noivern V, with Zinnia and Raihan arriving as new Supporter cards. Bulbapedia’s Skyscraping Perfection page covers the full set list.

The English Evolving Skies expansion drew on both Japanese sets plus some Eevee Heroes cards. The Japanese set arrived on 9 July 2021, about seven weeks before Evolving Skies launched in English on 27 August 2021.

Who the Japanese Towering Perfection Booster Box is for

Japanese cards cannot be played in English-language tournaments, so this box suits collectors, binder builders and fans of the Japanese print. Thirty five-card packs make for a long, satisfying opening session, and a Blue Sky Stream box is the natural partner if you like to collect both halves of a twin release.

Why buy the Japanese Towering Perfection Booster Box from Vision TCG

Every box we ship is factory sealed and priced in pounds, and because it is dispatched from the UK there are no import fees at your door. Orders are packed with care and paid through a secure checkout. Add it to your basket today, or explore more Japanese booster boxes and Japanese Pokémon cards.

Japanese Towering Perfection Booster Box FAQs

What is the set code?

Towering Perfection is S7D; its sister set Blue Sky Stream is S7R.

Which English set includes these cards?

Evolving Skies, which also drew on Blue Sky Stream and some Eevee Heroes cards.

How many packs are inside?

Thirty packs, each with five Japanese cards.