Where to buy Mega Symphonia booster boxes wholesale?What is in the box and the cards that sell it

GOTO minori’s Mega Kangaskhan ex SAR is the most sought-after card in Mega Symphonia. Kangaskhan, with its baby, is a much-loved first-generation Pokémon, and its Mega Evolution has a tender feel that appeals both to nostalgic collectors and to families.

Shop tip: use it as the cover image in your window and on social media; it is the card customers will ask about most.

Gardevoir is one of the most followed Psychic Pokémon and its Mega Evolution is the face of Mega Symphonia. Raita Kazama’s SAR is, after Mega Kangaskhan, one of the most sought-after cards in the set and the one every customer associates with the box.

Shop tip: Gardevoir fans are very loyal and recognise the card instantly; show it next to its gold MUR.

The only MUR in the set is the gold Mega Gardevoir ex. That rarity turns any live opening, giveaway or in-store event into something people want to watch until the last pack.

Acerola, Alola’s Ghost-type Trial Captain, is one of the best-loved Trainers among fans, and sui’s SAR is the other big hit in the set. It draws customers who collect Trainers rather than specific Pokémon.

Shop tip: if you also sell Mega Brave, play up the Acerola versus Lillie rivalry on social media; they are the two most sought-after Trainer SARs of the MEGA debut.

Latias is an instantly recognisable Legendary from Hoenn and its SAR is by AKIRA EGAWA. It sells itself to customers who collect Legendaries and is a good reason to buy single packs.

Wally is the boy from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire who begins his journey by catching a Ralts, the Pokémon that eventually evolves into Gardevoir. His SAR ties in with the set’s star and with customers nostalgic for the third generation.

Both ARs are by Tetsu Kayama and share an origin, as both come from Nincada’s evolution. Collectors like to own them together and, since ARs turn up more often, they keep people opening packs.