Description
Condition: New. Japan Version. The product manual is written in Japanese.
Japan Version.
Release date 2024/4/20
Packed randomly. 1BOX does not contain everything.
1BOX=12 packs. 1 pack = 8 cards. ■Basic rarity: 12 types of SR (super rare) + 24 types of R (rare) + 42 types of C (common) *Some C (common) cards have different photos. ■Parallel: 12 types of UR (Ultra Rare) + 24 types of RH (Rare Holo) + 36 types of CH (Common Holo) ■Special Parallel: 12 types of SSP (Super Special) + 36 types of SP (Special).
Product introduction [Approved by the Japan Baseball Organization (NPB)] A professional baseball trading card game! "Professional Baseball Card Game DREAM ORDER" is a one-on-one competitive trading card game with a baseball theme! Become a manager. Have fun by appointing players, playing against each other with your own "Dream Order", and collecting cards of your favorite players! Central and Pacific League Start Deck, 12 types in total, Central League Booster Pack 2024 Vol. 1. Pacific League Booster Pack 2024 Vol.1 All released at the same time! *This product is produced using NPB registration information as of October 10, 2023.
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