Australia’s Ultimate Card Vault.Pre-orders open: Pokémon 30th Celebration270+ products across 8 gamesPrices in AUDAuspost shipping Australia-wide from $15Orders ship within 1–2 working days
Australia’s Ultimate Card Vault.Pre-orders open: Pokémon 30th Celebration270+ products across 8 gamesPrices in AUDAuspost shipping Australia-wide from $15Orders ship within 1–2 working days
Shining Legends is one of the best-loved special expansions of the Sun & Moon era, largely because it brought back the Shining Pokémon. You can buy Shining Legends ETB Australia-wide from TCG PokeVault, and this one is a factory-sealed English Elite Trainer Box made by The Pokémon Company International.
Pokémon TCG: Sun & Moon—Shining Legends Elite Trainer Box
Buy Shining Legends ETB Australia: Full Contents
An Elite Trainer Box combines booster packs with the extras you need for a game night, and this one is well stocked. The contents list includes:
10 Shining Legends booster packs
1 full-art foil promo card of Ho-Oh GX
65 card sleeves featuring Ho-Oh
45 Pokémon TCG Energy cards
A player’s guide to the expansion
6 damage-counter dice, plus 1 competition-legal coin-flip die
2 acrylic condition markers
A collector’s storage box with dividers
1 code card for Pokémon TCG Online
What Makes Shining Legends Special
Shining Pokémon are the centrepiece: legendary and mythical favourites shown with distinctive artwork and premium holo finishes. The packs give you a chance at highly sought-after cards such as Mewtwo GX, Rayquaza GX and the Shining Pokémon themselves. Pulls are random, of course, so the Ho-Oh GX promo is the only card you can count on.
That promo ties the whole box together. The sleeves share the Ho-Oh theme, which makes it easy to dress a deck built from whatever you open.
Keep It Sealed or Open It Up
Many collectors keep a Shining Legends ETB intact as the centrepiece of a Sun & Moon display, and the storage box looks the part on a shelf. Others would rather open all ten packs and put the dice, markers and Energy to work. Both approaches make sense; just store the box flat and out of direct sunlight if it stays sealed. The code card was produced for Pokémon TCG Online, the earlier digital version of the game.
