Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box

Want to buy Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box AU stock from a store that understands Japanese sets? バトルパートナーズ (Battle Partners) brings Trainer’s Pokémon back to the Pokémon Card Game, pairing well-known characters with the Pokémon they battle alongside. The box contains 30 Japanese-language packs, and TCG PokeVault shows its price in Australian dollars from the moment you land on this page.

Pokémon Battle Partners SV9 was released in Japan on 24 January 2025. Four Trainers sit at its heart, N, Iono, Lillie and Hop, and it is the main Japanese source set for the English Journey Together expansion. With 100 main-set cards and 132 cards in total, including six Special Art Rares (SAR) and three Ultra Rares (UR), there is a lot to discover in a single box.

What’s inside the Japanese Battle Partners booster box

• 30 Battle Partners booster packs (set code SV9)
• 5 Japanese-language cards per pack
• 150 cards across the whole box

The five-card Japanese pack keeps each reveal short and punchy, and 30 packs make for a satisfying session whether you open them in one sitting or spread them across a few evenings. The rare slots are where the Trainer’s Pokémon artwork really shines.

Buy Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box AU stock with TCG PokeVault

TCG PokeVault is an Australian trading card business, with every price on the site shown in AUD. If you have been meaning to buy Japanese Battle Partners Booster Box Australia orders but did not want to deal with foreign currency, our secure checkout keeps the whole process simple.

Questions about Japanese product are always welcome. Use the chat button to ask how Battle Partners compares with Journey Together, or which Japanese set suits a particular Trainer you collect. That way, when you buy Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box AU stock, you know exactly what you are getting.

The Trainer’s Pokémon SAR line-up

Four Trainer’s Pokémon ex lead the Special Art Rares: Iono’s Bellibolt ex SAR 125/100, Lillie’s Clefairy ex SAR 126/100, N’s Zoroark ex SAR 127/100 and Hop’s Zacian ex SAR 128/100. Each one pairs a Trainer with their partner Pokémon, which is exactly what the set name promises.

Keep an eye out for N’s Reshiram AR 109/100 as well. It is a lovely pull for N fans, and it looks wonderful in a binder page next to N’s Zoroark ex.

Who will love Battle Partners booster packs?

If you follow a particular character, this set is made for you. N collectors can chase Zoroark ex and Reshiram, Iono fans have Bellibolt ex, Lillie fans have Clefairy ex and Hop fans have Zacian ex. Opening Battle Partners booster packs is a great way to build a Trainer-themed binder one page at a time.

The set also suits collectors who enjoy comparing languages. Pull a Japanese card here, then hunt down its English counterpart from Journey Together and display the two together.

Japanese Battle Partners or English Journey Together?

Because Battle Partners is the main Japanese source for Journey Together, the two share the same headline Trainers. The Japanese box gives you 30 compact packs with Japanese text, while English players can open the set through our Journey Together Elite Trainer Box. Many fans pick up a Japanese Battle Partners booster box and an English product so both versions sit side by side.

Track your pulls with a checklist

Write down the six SARs and three URs before you start, then tick each one off as it appears. A simple list keeps a box break organised, helps you spot gaps for trading and makes it obvious which Trainer’s Pokémon you still need. Have sleeves and top loaders within reach so the best cards are protected the moment they leave the pack.

It is a small habit, but it makes it even more rewarding to buy Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box AU stock and open every pack yourself.

Japanese Battle Partners booster box FAQs

Is this box in Japanese?

Yes. All of the cards are Japanese-language. Card numbers, such as 127/100 for N’s Zoroark ex SAR, follow the Japanese set list.

How many packs does it contain?

The box holds 30 booster packs, each with 5 cards.

When did Battle Partners release?

It was released in Japan on 24 January 2025.

Which Trainers feature in the set?

N, Iono, Lillie and Hop are the four Trainers at the centre of Pokémon Battle Partners SV9.

How many SAR and UR cards are there?

There are six SARs and three URs among the set’s 132 cards. If you also collect earlier Scarlet & Violet sets, the Japanese Ancient Roar SV4K Booster Box is another one to consider.

Can I buy Japanese Battle Partners Booster Box Australia orders in AUD?

Yes. TCG PokeVault is an Australian store, so the box is priced in Australian dollars and paid for through our secure checkout. If anything is unclear, the chat button is the quickest way to reach our team.

More from our Japanese Pokémon collection

• Japanese Ancient Roar SV4K Booster Box
• Japanese Black Bolt SV11B Booster Box
• Journey Together Elite Trainer Box

Bring your favourite Trainers home and buy Battle Partners SV9 Booster Box AU stock today. You can browse the set on the official Pokémon Card Game site (in Japanese), then see what else is waiting in our Pokémon TCG range.