One sealed Pokemon TCG Crimson Haze booster pack, Korean printing. Pokemon Korea released it on May 24, 2024 as a Scarlet and Violet enhanced expansion pack, set code SV5a, with 5 random cards in every pack. Card text is Korean. Factory sealed, shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre.
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Product details
- Category
- Pokemon
- Brand
- Pokemon
- Line
- Scarlet and Violet
- Set
- Crimson Haze (SV5a Korean)
- Year
- 2024
- Format
- Booster Pack
- Cards per pack
- 5
- Release date
- May 24, 2024
- Cards in set
- 66 in the main set numbering
What is in the box
- Factory sealed Korean Crimson Haze booster pack
- 5 random cards per pack, as printed on the wrapper
- Korean-language cards, not English
- Scarlet and Violet enhanced expansion pack, set code SV5a
- Released in Korea on May 24, 2024; first released in Japan on March 22, 2024
- Main set numbered out of 66
- Pokemon ex include Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, Greninja ex, Scream Tail ex, Iron Thorns ex and Sinistcha ex
- Korean box holds 30 packs, 150 cards
- Shipped from our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre
Shipping and pickup
Orders ship within 24 hours from Plains, PA, tracked. Local pickup at the shop is always welcome.
Crimson Haze (SV5a Korean), explained
- Cards in set
- 66
- Cards per pack
- 5
- Released
- May 24, 2024
Pack facts
- Cards per pack: 5, inserted at random
- Korean box: 30 packs, 150 cards, sold separately
- Set code: SV5a, printed on the wrapper
- Main set: cards numbered out of 66
About Crimson Haze
Crimson Haze centers on Bloodmoon Ursaluna, the Pokemon on the front of the pack, along with Pokemon and characters from the Kitakami region. Pokemon Korea's product page leads with five Pokemon ex: Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (052/066), Greninja ex (045/066), Scream Tail ex (040/066), Iron Thorns ex (033/066) and Sinistcha ex (009/066). Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex is a Basic Pokemon with 260 HP, and Greninja ex is a Stage 2 that evolves from Froakie through Frogadier. The same page shows Eevee alongside its Leafeon and Glaceon evolutions, and Hisuian Arcanine.
Korean printing
Korean packs are printed on the same stock as the Japanese release and share the same artwork, but come from a much smaller print run than English. Crimson Haze first released in Japan on March 22, 2024, and the Korean edition followed on May 24, 2024. These are Korean-language cards, not English.
Cards worth the rip
Pulled at random, never guaranteed. Print runs and card numbers are from the manufacturer sell sheet and the set list.
- Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex 052/066 Double rare (RR)
- Greninja ex 045/066 Double rare (RR)
- Scream Tail ex 040/066 Double rare (RR)
- Iron Thorns ex 033/066 Double rare (RR)
- Sinistcha ex 009/066 Double rare (RR)
You have questions. The family has answers.
Straight answers from people who open this stuff for a living. Message us on TikTok if yours is not here.
What language are the cards in?
Korean. This is the Korean printing from Pokemon Korea, not an English pack.
How many cards are in a Crimson Haze pack?
Five, inserted at random, as Pokemon Korea lists and the wrapper prints. A Korean box holds 30 packs.
When did the Korean Crimson Haze come out?
Pokemon Korea released it on May 24, 2024. The Japanese edition came first, on March 22, 2024.
What are the big Pokemon ex in the set?
Pokemon Korea features Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (052/066), Greninja ex (045/066), Scream Tail ex (040/066), Iron Thorns ex (033/066) and Sinistcha ex (009/066). Which cards land in any pack is random.
What does SV5a mean?
It is the set code Pokemon Korea prints on the wrapper and on the cards of Crimson Haze, the same code the Japanese edition carries.
Where does it ship from?
Our shop in Plains, PA, just outside Wilkes-Barre. The pack is factory sealed.
Manufacturer sell sheet information, hit rates, and configurations are subject to change and are shown as a guide. Pulls are random and never guaranteed.



