
Paradise Dragona SV7a Booster Box
- In stock
- AUD
Japanese SV7a booster box for Paradise Dragona, a set themed around Dragon-type Pokémon.
- 30 booster packs per box
- 5 cards per pack
- Released in Japan on 13 September 2024
- Secure checkout
- Prices in AUD
- Questions? Chat with us
Shipping
- Auspost StandardAustralia $15
- Auspost ExpressAustralia $25
- Auspost InternationalInternational $40
Orders are processed and shipped within 1–2 working days after your order is placed.
Dragon-type Pokémon set the theme for Paradise Dragona, a set coded SV7a that was released in Japan on 13 September 2024. If dragons are your favourite corner of the hobby, you can buy Paradise Dragona Booster Box Australia-wide from TCG PokeVault and open a full 30-pack box at home.

Buy Paradise Dragona Booster Box Australia: Box Details
- 30 booster packs
- 5 cards per booster pack
- 150 cards per box
- Japanese release, set code SV7a
That’s thirty chances to see which dragons turn up, spread across a relaxed evening or several shorter sittings. The Japanese Paradise Dragona box is easy to open on the couch, and the five-card packs keep things moving at a comfortable clip.
A Set for Dragon Fans
Themed sets are a great way to collect around a favourite type, and Paradise Dragona puts Dragon-type Pokémon at its core. If you already keep a binder of dragons from different eras, the Paradise Dragona SV7a box is a natural way to add a run of Japanese cards to it. Theme collecting also makes trading easier, since you’ll know exactly which cards you want to keep and which can go to friends.
Once the box is open, try sorting your dragons by evolution line or by illustrator. Either approach makes for an eye-catching binder spread.
Who the Japanese Paradise Dragona box suits
Dragon-type fans are the obvious audience, along with collectors working through Japanese Scarlet & Violet sets and anyone who prefers smaller packs and more of them. With Japanese text on every card, the box is a collecting and casual-play product rather than one for English-language tournaments. Kept sealed, the box also looks good on display beside your other Japanese releases.
Discover More
If you like the 30-pack format, the Crimson Haze SV5A box and Heat Wave Arena booster box are worth a look, and the wider Pokémon TCG range has plenty more. Just getting into the hobby? Start with our beginner’s guide to the Pokémon TCG. Official news on Japanese sets is published at the Pokémon Card Game official site, and we deliver Australia-wide using Auspost.
