Pokémon Fusion Strike Boosterbox

Pokémon Fusion Strike Booster Box

The road ahead has limitless potential with the new Pokémon Fusion Strike! Customisable new Pokémon V like Genesect V, Hoopa V and Mew VMAX are eager to battle, while Single Strike and Rapid Strike Pokémon loom like Rillaboom VMAX, Cinderace VMAX and Inteleon VMAX in their Gigantamax forms. Go with the flow and discover powerful new strategies in Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield-Fusion Strike!

Pokémon TCG: Sword & Shield Fusion Strike consists of over 260 cards in total, including 20 powerful Pokémon V, and 8 huge Pokémon VMAX, 20 new Fusion Strike cards, 20 Trainer cards and a new Special Energy card! Of course, the Single Strike and Rapid strike cards are also back.

Pokémon Fusion Strike booster box contains:

• 36 booster packs
• Each Pack contains 10 cards
• Each booster pack contains 1 code card for the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online

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Why Pokémon V?

Pokémon V is a variant of Pokémon in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. They were first introduced in the Sword & Shield expansion. Pokémon V have a stylised V image on the card name.

In terms of gameplay, Pokémon V are similar to both Pokémon-EX from the EX series and Pokémon-EX from the Black & White and XY series; they typically have more Hit Points and stronger attacks than regular Pokémons. The moment you knock out a Pokémon V, the opponent gets two Prize cards instead of one. All Pokémon V are Basic Pokémon.

Why Pokémon Vmax?

The Sword & Shield expansion also introduced Pokémon VMAX, which represent the Dynamax, Gigantamax and Eternamax mechanics of Pokémon Sword and Shield in the TCG. These cards can be recognised by a VMAX image on the card name. Pokémon VMAX evolves from its respective Pokémon V and has increased Hit Points and more powerful attacks. The moment a VMAX Pokémon is knocked out, the opponent receives three Prize cards instead of one. Pokémon VMAX are still considered Pokémon V when interacting with certain card effects.