If you’re reading this, you’ve probably also told yourself this would be the month you don’t buy more Pokémon cards. Same. And yet here we are, staring down another lineup of Elite Trainer Boxes and tins like they’re life choices we already regret but will definitely make again.
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The Scarlet & Violet sets keep dropping bangers, both visually and competitively, and unfortunately for our wallets, some of these boxes are actually worth ripping open.
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This tin is surprisingly solid. You get five booster packs from a diverse mix of sets — Surging Sparks, Stellar Crown, Temporal Forces, and Obsidian Flames — along with one promo featuring either Kyogre, Dialga, or Xerneas. It’s essentially Pokémon’s take on a loot box, and yeah, I bought two. With chase cards across the included sets like Pikachu ex, Terapagos, and Raging Bolt, the odds of pulling something exciting are actually pretty good. I’m not even a fan of tins, but I’d still grab another one.
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I wasn’t expecting much from this tin. I bought it mainly for the sticker sheets and the hope of getting a Surging Sparks pack. And it delivered. You get three packs, one of which might yield something like Pikachu ex or Latias ex, and a tin that I now use to store... well, nothing. But I can’t even be upset about it. There’s a small chance you’ll pull a Milotic ex or Ceruledge ex if luck is on your side, and if not? You spent twenty bucks to take a chance and got some vaguely useful storage in return. That’s more than I can say for half the cereal I’ve bought this year.
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I got this box for the sleeves and stayed because Roaring Moon ex is the embodiment of a Pokémon that’s done playing fair. If your aim is to end games swiftly and stylishly, this is your Pokémon. Paradox Rift might not have as many chase cards, but the ones it does have—like Iron Valiant ex and Groudon—feel like they were crafted by someone who knows we’ll be admiring these like ancient art in 30 years.
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The Walking Wake Elite Trainer Box comes with a full-art Flutter Mane and nine more Temporal Forces packs to take another shot at the best art of the Scarlet & Violet era. This version embraces the ancient theme, and I picked it up mainly to boost my chances of pulling Walking Wake ex. Is it competitive? That's up for debate. But it looks like it stepped out of a dream I had after eating too much sushi. With vibrant blues and prehistoric drama, the aesthetic alone justifies the price. Plus, the sleeves are sleek, and I pretend I care about those.
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Iron Leaves ex achieves the rare feat of being both playable and stunningly illustrated. It looks like it’s mid-leap from a sci-fi anime, which is exactly the kind of vibe I want from my pulls. The other standout cards—like Iron Crown ex and Gouging Fire ex—either pack a punch or look like they’re about to. Raging Bolt ex, however, steals the spotlight. It’s loud, dramatic, and perfectly straddles the line between "meta staple" and "thunder god cosplayer."
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Shrouded Fable subtly introduces cards like Houndoom, whose artwork commands a hushed reverence, and Persian, which looks like it’s plotting something cinematic. The promos and sleeves are great, but I really wanted this box for the Illustration Rares that not only look cool but also tell a story. Fezandipiti ex, for instance, is a versatile support attacker, and Cassiopeia offers pure character drama in a foil rectangle. The art direction in this set is almost pretentious, and I mean that as the highest praise.
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