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Lost Abyss Booster Box S11
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Lost Abyss Booster Box S11

$999.99
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A sealed Japanese booster box from the Sword & Shield set that brought the Lost Zone mechanic back.

  • 30 booster packs, 5 cards each
  • 100 cards plus secret rares in the set
  • Released 15 July 2022
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Giratina takes centre stage in Lost Abyss, the Japanese set that returned the Lost Zone to the spotlight. You can buy Lost Abyss S11 Booster Box Australia-wide through TCG PokeVault; each one is a sealed display released on 15 July 2022 as the third main Sword & Shield expansion of that year.

Buy Lost Abyss S11 Booster Box Australia - sealed Japanese Sword & Shield box with Giratina artwork
Pokémon Card Game Sword & Shield Lost Abyss S11 Booster Box

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Here’s what the sealed box holds:

  • 30 booster packs
  • 5 cards per pack (150 cards in total)
  • A set list of 100 cards, plus secret rares

Giratina VSTAR and the Lost Zone

Lost Abyss introduced Giratina V and Giratina VSTAR, along with Delphox V. It also brought back the Lost Zone mechanic, and the cards connected to it, such as Giratina VSTAR, Comfey and Colress’s Experiment, carry artwork and frames with a distinctly ominous aura. Those darker designs give the set real character in a binder.

For newer players, the Lost Zone is where cards go when they’re removed from the game for good. Many cards in this era care about how many cards you’ve sent there, which gives Lost Zone decks their distinctive build-up style.

On the Trainer side, look out for the Supporter Colress’s Experiment and the Trainer cards Lost City, Lost Sweeper and Mirage Gate. Comfey, Shuppet, Banette and Cramorant appear as regular cards.

Part of the Hisui Run

Like Battle Region (S9a), Time Gazer and Space Juggler (S10D and S10P) and Dark Fantasma (S10a), Lost Abyss ties in with the video game Pokémon Legends: Arceus and its Hisui setting. Collectors working through those Japanese releases may want a Lost Abyss booster box on the shelf beside them. A Lost Abyss S11 display also suits Giratina fans and anyone who enjoys Lost Zone strategies.

Related Japanese Boxes

Continue the era with the Paradigm Trigger Booster Box or the Star Birth S9 Booster Box, both Japanese sets with VSTAR Pokémon. If you’re weighing up several options, our booster box guide can help. You’ll find more in our Pokémon TCG category, and the official Pokémon Card Game site covers Japanese releases in detail.

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