What Gallery Images Show – and What They Don't
Colossus, when buying a display, it's not just the box that counts. You want to see beforehand which designs can be included in the respective set. That's exactly why we've expanded the galleries for suitable displays – without turning a possible card into a promised one.
Three Rules for Our Card Overviews
Each grid belongs to a specific display. To help you interpret the images correctly, we adhere to three simple rules.
Set-Specific
The nine designs in a grid are uniquely assigned to the product and set – no arbitrary card image used as decoration.
No Guarantee
The selection is for orientation. It neither predicts which card you will pull nor how frequently a card appears.
Language Visible
Product title and language specification determine which edition you are purchasing. Reference images from a different language version are marked accordingly.
How to Use the Gallery for Comparison
Check Set Code and Language
Designations like SV5K, CSV6C or BT04 help with clear identification. Korean or Chinese is directly in the product title.
Flip Through All Three Images
The first image usually shows the sealed product. Behind it, depending on the product, you'll find one or two grids with possible card designs.
Decide Based on the Entire Set
A single favorite design is a good starting point. Nevertheless, compare the complete gallery, language, price, and current stock on the product page.
Four Current Examples
These displays are active, published, and in stock during the fact-check. The shown grids are taken directly from their current Shopify galleries.
Pokémon - Scarlet & Violet Wild Force Display sv5k (Korean)
Nine possible cards as clearly marked JP reference designs.
Pokémon - True Mystery Display CSV6C (Chinese)
One existing card image plus a second grid with nine more designs.
Epic Seven - Nivel Arena Severe Cold Days Display BT04 (Korean)
Two card grids with a total of 18 different official Nivel Arena illustrations.
NIKKE - Nivel Arena Special Booster Pack 2025 Display SB01 (Korean)
Two separate overviews make additional designs visible directly in the product gallery.
Prices and stock were checked at the time of writing this article and may change. The respective product page is always authoritative.
Looking for concrete set examples?
Our existing overview categorizes available Korean, Chinese, and Nivel Arena sets with selected designs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a depicted card guaranteed in the display?
No. The card may be assigned to the set, but the content of individual boosters and displays is random.
Does the order show a pull rate or ranking?
No. Position and size in the grid are not an indication of probability, rarity, or market value.
Are all depicted cards in the language of the display?
Not necessarily. For individual products, we use clearly marked reference images from a different language version. Which edition you purchase is stated in the product title and language information; language, markings, and printing details may differ from reference images.
Why do some products have two card grids?
If enough clearly assignable visual material is available, we show more than nine designs. In that case, there are two separate 3×3 grids in the gallery.
Can I officially play foreign-language cards?
They are suitable for collecting and casual play. For official tournaments, the respective language, region, and format rules of the organizer apply.
Find the Set That Suits You
Compare product, language, and possible designs directly in the gallery – originally sealed, shipped from Germany, and no customs fees for you.
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