Pokémon Scarlet & Violet Korean: All Sets sv1 to sv11 2026

The Scarlet & Violet era is the biggest Pokémon generation in years – and particularly popular in Korean. From sv1 to sv11, over 20 sets have been released. In this guide, you'll find all Korean SV displays at a glance: release order, chase cards, prices, and which set suits which collector. Why Korean SV Displays? The Korean edition is published by Pokémon Korea Co., Ltd. – an official subsidiary of The Pokémon Company. Production follows high quality standards, and the artworks are 1:1 with the Japanese edition. In terms of print quality, however, Korean cards are a small step below the Japanese original — slightly less strict centering control and occasionally slight edge whitening are known weaknesses. The only difference is in language and price. For collectors in Europe, this means three clear advantages: 1 Price Advantage15–30% cheaper than Japanese originals – with identical chase card distribution. 2 Rainbow CollectionHardcore collectors buy their grail cards in all official languages. Korean belongs in every master collection. 3 Grading PotentialKorean cards have significantly lower population reports with PSA and CGC. Graded gems are more valuable in the long term. Note Korean cards are not tournament legal in the European Play! Pokémon program. They are intended for collectors and casual play. How is an SV Display structured? Korean displays follow the Japanese scheme – not the Western one. This is important for collectors who are buying Asian products for the first time: Standard Set 30 × 5 30 packs with 5 cards each = 150 cards. Price: 30–55 €.Examples: sv1, sv3, sv6, sv9. Special Set 10–20 Anniversary and Premium sets with different pack structures. Premium Tier: 65–120 €.Examples: sv2a (20×7), sv4a & sv8a (10×10). Special sets contain fewer packs, but every single card is at least rare. The chase density per box is significantly higher – as is the price. 2023 – The Beginning of the Era Scarlet ex & Violet ex (sv1S / sv1V) In April 2023, the two base sets launched in parallel. Scarlet focuses on Koraidon and the Paradox Pokémon of the past, while Violet brings Miraidon and the Future Paradoxes. Gardevoir ex SAR and Koraidon ex SAR are among the most sought-after cards of the early era. Scarlet & Violet Scarlet ex Display sv1S (Korean) 30 Packs · Gardevoir ex · Koraidon ex 34.95 € Currently out of stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Violet ex Display sv1v(Korean) 30 Packs · Miraidon ex · Future Paradoxes 35.95 € ● In stock To product → Triple Beat (sv1a) The smaller supplementary set from May 2023 focusing on the three starter evolutions: Meowscarada, Skeledirge, Quaquaval. Scarlet & Violet Triple Beat Display sv1a (Korean) 30 Packs · Starter Final Forms 34.95 € ● Only 3 left in stock To product → Snow Hazard & Clay Burst (sv2P / sv2D) In July 2023, the thematically linked sets arrived. Snow Hazard focuses on Iono, Clay Burst brings Grusha. The Iono SAR from Snow Hazard is still one of the most valuable Trainer cards of the entire SV era. Scarlet & Violet Snow Hazard Display sv2P (Korean)Collector's Favorite 30 Packs · Iono SAR · Chien-Pao ex 34.95 € ● Only 3 left in stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Clay Burst Display sv2D (Korean) 30 Packs · Grusha · Ting-Lu ex 34.95 € Currently out of stock To product → Pokémon 151 (sv2a) – The First Highlight The special set of the year celebrates the complete Kanto generation. From Bulbasaur to Mew, all 151 original Pokémon are included. The Charizard ex SAR is one of the most sought-after cards worldwide. At 119.95 €, it's the most expensive SV display in the shop – but with the highest chase density. Scarlet & Violet 151 Display SV2a (Korean)Anniversary 20 Packs × 7 Cards · Charizard ex SAR · Mewtwo ex SAR 119.95 € ● In stock To product → Raging Surf & Ruler of the Black Flame (sv3a / sv3) Towards the end of 2023, Raging Surf followed with Greninja as its focus and Ruler of the Black Flame featuring Charizard ex – a fan favorite. Scarlet & Violet Raging Surf Display sv3a (Korean) 30 Packs · Greninja ex 32.95 € ● In stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Ruler of the Black Flame Display sv3 (Korean) 30 Packs · Charizard ex SAR 36,95 € ● Only 1 left in stock To product → Ancient Roar & Future Flash (sv4K / sv4M) The two Paradox sets – Ancient Roar with the ancient paradoxes, Future Flash with the future forms. Scarlet & Violet Ancient Roar Display sv4K (Korean) 30 Packs · Roaring Moon · Iron Valiant 34,95 € ● Only 2 left in stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Future Flash Display sv4M (Korean) 30 Packs · Iron Hands · Iron Leaves 33,95 € ● Only 3 left in stock To product → 2024 – The strongest SV year Shiny Treasure ex (sv4a) The year started with a bang. Over 100 Shiny cards in a high-value set, including the Shiny Charizard ex as the ultimate grail card. A classic that regularly returns. Wild Force & Cyber Judge (sv5K / sv5M) The Trainer pairs from Area Zero meet Iono and Professor Turo. Wild Force brings back Ancient Paradoxes, Cyber Judge focuses on Future Themes. Scarlet & Violet Wild Force Display sv5k (Korean) 30 Packs · Area Zero · Ancient Paradoxes 32,95 € ● Only 3 left in stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Cyber Judge Display sv5m (Korean) 30 Packs · Iono · Future Paradoxes 30,95 € ● Only 2 left in stock To product → Crimson Haze (sv5a) One of the strongest Alt-Art sets of the entire era. Focus: Ogerpon variants, Pecharunt ex and a rich selection of Art Rares. Scarlet & Violet Crimson Haze Display sv5a (Korean)Strong Alt-Art 30 Packs · Ogerpon · Pecharunt ex 35,95 € ● In stock To product → Mask of Change & Night Wanderer (sv6 / sv6a) The first Teal Mask DLC set brings the four Ogerpon forms to the TCG. Night Wanderer complements with Dusknoir ex and strong Trainer cards. Scarlet & Violet Mask of Change Display sv6 (Korean) 30 Packs · Ogerpon forms · Pecharunt ex 34,95 € ● In stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Night Wanderer Display sv6a (Korean) 30 Packs · Dusknoir ex 30,95 € ● Only 2 left in stock To product → Stellar Miracle & Paradise Dragona (sv7 / sv7a) Stellar Miracle brings Terapagos ex as its center and the Stellar Tera type into play. Paradise Dragona focuses on Latias ex and Noivern ex with breathtaking Special Art Rares. Scarlet & Violet Stellar Miracle Display sv7 (Korean) 30 Packs · Terapagos ex · Stellar Tera 33,95 € ● In stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Paradise Dragona Display sv7a (Korean) 30 Packs · Latias ex SAR · Noivern ex SAR 39,95 € ● In stock To product → Super Electric Breaker (sv8) Electric focus with Pikachu ex as the top chase and a range of strong Full-Arts. November 2024. Scarlet & Violet Super Electric Breaker Display sv8 (Korean) 30 Packs · Pikachu ex SAR 40,95 € ● Only 3 left in stock To product → Terastal Festival ex (sv8a) The second major highlight of the year. N's Zoroark, Iono SIR, the complete Eevee line – a favorite of the collector community. Currently sold out, but restocks regularly. 2025 – The SV Finale Battle Partners & Heat Wave Arena (sv9 / sv9a) Battle Partners focuses on trainer duos. Heat Wave Arena in February 2025 is currently one of the best-stocked sets in the shop – fire-focused with strong SARs and good value for money. Scarlet & Violet Battle Partners Display sv9 (Korean) 30 Packs · Trainer Duos 35,95 € ● Only 1 left in stock To product → Scarlet & Violet Heat Wave Arena Display sv9a (Korean)Bestseller 30 Packs · Fire Focus · Strong SARs 38,95 € ● Good availability To product → Glory of Team Rocket (sv10) The most thematically strong set of the era. Complete Team Rocket set with Giovanni's Mewtwo ex, Team Rocket Trainer cards and the entire villain roster. A must-have for Kanto nostalgics. Scarlet & Violet Glory of Team Rocket Display sv10 (Korean)Nostalgia 30 Packs · Giovanni · Mewtwo · Team Rocket 54,95 € ● In stock To product → Black Bolt & White Flare (sv11B / sv11W) – The SV Finale The Unova pair from Pokémon Black & White returns. Black Bolt with Zekrom focus, White Flare with Reshiram. Spectacular illustrations and a worthy conclusion to the Scarlet & Violet era. Scarlet & Violet Black Bolt Display sv11B (Korean)New 20 Packs × 7 Cards · Zekrom SAR 52,95 € ● Good availability To product → Scarlet & Violet White Flare Display sv11W (Korean)New 20 Packs × 7 Cards · Reshiram SAR 47,95 € Currently out of stock To product → After sv11, the new Mega era begins with Korean-exclusive set codes (M1S, M1L, M2, m2a, M3). More on this in the MEGA Series Guide. Which set is right for you? 📦 Beginners Start with a standard set between €30 and €40. Heat Wave Arena (sv9a) is perfect: current, well-stocked, solid SAR selection. 🎯 Chase Hunters The special anniversary sets offer the highest SAR density. Pokémon 151 (sv2a) remains the classic – Charizard ex SAR is the jackpot. 🎨 Theme & Nostalgia Glory of Team Rocket (sv10) for Kanto fans, Black Bolt & White Flare (sv11) for Unova enthusiasts. 💎 Grading Collectors Korean PSA-10 populations are significantly lower than Japanese. Especially: 151 (sv2a), Shiny Treasure ex (sv4a), Terastal Festival ex (sv8a) — each with significantly fewer packs per display. Overview: All SV Sets Compared Set Code Release Price Scarlet ex sv1S Apr 2023 34,95 € Violet ex sv1V Apr 2023 35,95 € Triple Beat sv1a May 2023 34,95 € Snow Hazard sv2P Jul 2023 34,95 € Clay Burst sv2D Jul 2023 34,95 € Pokémon 151 (Anniversary · 20×7) sv2a Sep 2023 119,95 € Raging Surf sv3a Oct 2023 32,95 € Ruler of the Black Flame sv3 Nov 2023 36,95 € Ancient Roar sv4K Dec 2023 34,95 € Future Flash sv4M Jan 2024 33,95 € Shiny Treasure ex (10×10) sv4a Feb 2024 65,95 € Wild Force sv5K Apr 2024 32,95 € Cyber Judge sv5M Apr 2024 30,95 € Crimson Haze sv5a May 2024 35,95 € Mask of Change sv6 Jul 2024 34,95 € Night Wanderer sv6a 2024 30,95 € Stellar Miracle sv7 Sep 2024 33,95 € Paradise Dragona sv7a Oct 2024 39,95 € Super Electric Breaker sv8 Nov 2024 40,95 € Terastal Festival ex (10×10) sv8a Dec 2024 75,95 € Battle Partners sv9 Jan 2025 35,95 € Heat Wave Arena sv9a Feb 2025 38,95 € Glory of Team Rocket sv10 Apr 2025 54,95 € Black Bolt sv11B 2025 52,95 € White Flare sv11W 2025 47,95 € Frequently Asked Questions What does the set code (sv1, sv2a etc.) mean? "sv" stands for Scarlet & Violet, and the number marks the release order. A letter (a, K, M, S, V) indicates additional sets or thematic variants. For example, sv2a is the 151-High-Special, sv1S and sv1V are the two base sets. How do I recognize a Korean card? By the Pokémon name in Hangul (e.g., 리자몽 for Charizard) and the copyright notice "포켓몬코리아" at the bottom of the card. The back is identical to Japanese and Western cards. Can I get Korean cards graded? Yes. PSA and CGC accept Korean cards. The language stamp "KOREAN" appears on the label and often increases the price by 20–40% compared to ungraded cards. Why are some sets significantly more expensive? Special sets like 151 (20×7), Shiny Treasure ex, or Terastal Festival ex (both 10×10) contain fewer packs, but each card is of higher quality. The chase density per box is significantly higher, and the sets are thematically curated – usually best-of cards or anniversary sets. How do Korean and Japanese cards differ? The artworks are identical to the Japanese edition. The print quality is good but one level below the Japanese original — slightly less strict centering and occasional light edge whitening are repeatedly mentioned by collectors. The price advantage of 15–30% compared to Japanese cards compensates for this for many collectors. What comes after sv11? The new Mega era with Mega Evolutions. Korea uses its own set codes for this (M1S, M1L, M2, m2a, M3). More on this in the MEGA Series Guide. Complete Card List for the Set The complete card lists of all sets can be found in the Pokémon Card Database: 1152 cards from 11 Korean displays with name, rarity, card number, and image – searchable and filterable by set.

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