The set includes booster packs and displays, Elite Trainer Boxes (ETBs), premium collection boxes, mini tins, binders, and themed accessories. Each sealed product follows official Pokémon TCG collation.

Yes. Scarlet & Violet 151 features every Pokémon from the original Kanto Pokédex, with modern card mechanics, foils, and alternate art versions of fan favorites like Charizard, Mew, and Alakazam.

Cards from 151 are legal in Standard format once the set officially releases, unless a card is specifically banned. They’re always legal in Expanded, Commander-style formats, and casual play.

ETBs typically include multiple Scarlet & Violet 151 booster packs, card sleeves, energy cards, dividers, dice, status markers, and a storage box. They’re a great way to start collecting the set.

Yes. Booster packs and boxes are randomized. Some products, like premium collection boxes, include guaranteed promo cards alongside random boosters from the set.

Use penny sleeves or perfect-fit inners with standard-size outer sleeves for decks. Store binder sets in PVC-free, acid-free pages, and keep high-value cards in toploaders or magnetic one-touch holders.

Like most Pokémon sets, 151 arrives in waves. Wave 1 is available at launch, with Wave 2 and beyond following based on distribution. Popular items may sell out quickly, so check often for restocks.

Yes. Boosters can be used for sealed or draft-style events. Prerelease kits may be offered depending on the distributor, giving players a fun way to play with the set right at launch.

All items are factory-sealed and sourced through official distributors unless otherwise noted. Boxes may show light shelf wear but contents remain unopened and authentic.