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Japanese twin sets compared: which one to open

Japanese sets often come out in pairs. Here is how each pair we stock compares, so you can pick the one with the cards you want.

By Kai Chai · Updated

Black Bolt Japanese Pokémon booster box

Japanese sets often come out as twins, two sets released on the same day that share a theme and are later merged into a single English set. Each twin has its own cards, so the one worth opening comes down to which chase cards you want. Below is every pair we stock, newest first, with the top two cards of each set on Japanese market prices in October 2026 and today's price.

Mega Symphonia or Mega Brave

Mega Symphonia Japanese Pokémon booster box
Mega Symphonia is our best selling box.

The first Mega era sets came out together on 1 August 2025 and were combined into the English Mega Evolution set. Mega Symphonia is built around Mega Gardevoir ex and is our best selling box. Mega Brave is built around Mega Lucario ex, with the Lillie's Determination Special Art Rare as its second most valuable card. Both have 92 cards.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Mega SymphoniaM1SMega Gardevoir exMega Ultra Rare (MUR) · 092/063Mega Gardevoir exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 087/06392$118.88
Mega BraveM1LMega Lucario exMega Ultra Rare (MUR) · 092/063Lillie's DeterminationSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 091/06392$123.88

Black Bolt or White Flare

Released on 6 June 2025, these two are built around the Unova region and kept their names in English. Each has one Black White Rare, the top rarity the pair introduced, with Zekrom ex in Black Bolt and Reshiram ex in White Flare. Both come as 20 packs of 7 cards. The Deluxe editions, Black Bolt Deluxe and White Flare Deluxe, hold the same cards in 4 large packs of 35.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Black BoltSV11BZekrom exBlack White Rare (BWR) · 174/086Zekrom exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 169/086174$298.88
White FlareSV11WReshiram exBlack White Rare (BWR) · 174/086Reshiram exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 168/086174$278.88

Wild Force or Cyber Judge

Out on 26 January 2024 and combined into the English set Temporal Forces, this pair splits the Paradox Pokémon in two. Wild Force carries the Ancient Paradox Pokémon and is led by Raging Bolt ex, while Cyber Judge carries the Future Paradox Pokémon and is led by the Bianca's Devotion trainer card.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Wild ForceSV5KRaging Bolt exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 095/071Morty's ConvictionSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 097/071100$168.88
Cyber JudgeSV5MBianca's DevotionSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 097/071Iron Crown exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 094/071100$173.88

Ancient Roar or Future Flash

The first Paradox twins came out on 27 October 2023 and became the English set Paradox Rift. Ancient Roar is led by Roaring Moon ex, while Future Flash is led by Altaria ex with Iron Valiant ex close behind.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Ancient RoarSV4KRoaring Moon exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 090/066Golisopod exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 088/06695$158.88
Future FlashSV4MAltaria exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 090/066Iron Valiant exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 089/06695$158.88

Snow Hazard or Clay Burst

Released on 14 April 2023 and merged into Paldea Evolved, this is the pair where a trainer decides it for many collectors. Clay Burst has both the Special Art Rare and the Super Rare of Iono, while Snow Hazard is led by Chien-Pao ex with Grusha second.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Snow HazardSV2PChien-Pao exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 093/071GrushaSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 095/07199$153.88
Clay BurstSV2DIonoSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 096/071IonoSuper Rare (SR) · 091/07199$163.88

Scarlet ex or Violet ex

The very first Scarlet & Violet sets came out on 20 January 2023 and became the English Scarlet & Violet base set. The Scarlet ex Box features Koraidon ex and is led by a Gardevoir ex Special Art Rare. The Violet ex Box features Miraidon ex and is led by the Miriam trainer card.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Scarlet ex BoxSV1SGardevoir exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 101/078Koraidon exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 103/078108$183.88
Violet ex BoxSV1VMiriamSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 105/078Miraidon exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 102/078108$153.88

Time Gazer or Space Juggler

The Sword & Shield twins of 8 April 2022 were combined into Astral Radiance. Time Gazer is built around Origin Forme Dialga, while Space Juggler is built around Origin Forme Palkia and is led by its Irida trainer cards.

SetTop hitSecondCardsPrice
Time GazerS10DOrigin Forme Dialga VSuper Rare, special art (SR) · 075/067Machamp VSuper Rare, special art (SR) · 073/06788$228.88
Space JugglerS10PIridaSuper Rare (SR) · 077/067Origin Forme Palkia VSuper Rare, special art (SR) · 071/06788$218.88

Can't decide?

Pick the twin with the Pokémon or trainer you like most, since no card is guaranteed in either box. If both appeal, a pack bundle from each is a cheap way to try them side by side. Our guides to the top hits in every set and which box to buy go further.

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About the author

Kai Chai is a Pokémon card collector in Sydney and the founder of WOOPR, a shop that sells only sealed Japanese product. More about WOOPR.

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