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

It is an AR, not a SAR, but Shinji Kanda’s Magikarp is the most sought-after card in Triplet Beat and one of the best known of the whole Scarlet & Violet era. Every customer recognises Magikarp, player or not, and this illustration is why many ask for the box by name.

Shop tip: as an AR it turns up more often than a SAR, so it also drives single-pack sales. Feature it in the window and on social media: it is the card that makes customers say "one more pack".

The gold Meowscarada ex UR, Sprigatito’s final evolution, is the set’s second big card. A gold starter turns any live opening, giveaway or in-store event into something people want to watch until the last pack.

Meowscarada ex also comes as a SAR (96) and an SR (86): customers who picked Sprigatito in the game have three versions to chase.

Dendra, a teacher at the Academy in Scarlet and Violet, stars in GIDORA’s SAR, the third most sought-after card in the set. Trainer SARs have their own audience who buy regardless of the starters, giving the box another reason to buy.

Dendra also comes as an SR (92), a second version for customers who do not want to wait for the SAR.

The SARs of the three Paldea starters, by Kouki Saitou, kantaro and Souichirou Gunjima, are the core of the box. Every customer has a favourite depending on the starter they chose in the game, and those after all three never skip one.

The other two starters also come as gold URs. With three gold starters in the set, openings have more than one big moment to look forward to.

The Paldea starter ARs are by the same artists as their SARs: Sprigatito and Floragato by Kouki Saitou, Fuecoco and Crocalor by kantaro, and Quaxly and Quaxwell by Souichirou Gunjima. Completing a starter’s full line is an achievable goal for single-pack buyers.

Shop tip: if you sell single packs, together with Magikarp they are your best argument for customers coming back.