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Disney Lorcana Hyperia City Japanese Booster Box [PRE-ORDER]
£49.95 GBP
19In stock
PRE-ORDER NOTICE: This is a pre-order item. We aim to dispatch them around 20th October but with these being pre-order items, they could be subject to delays. We will of course aim to get them to you as soon as possible. All items ordered with a pre-order item, will not dispatch until the pre-order item is in stock. If you wish to have your other, in stock items sooner, place separate orders.
1 x Sealed Disney Lorcana Hyperia City Japanese Booster Box
Expand your Disney Lorcana collection with a factory-sealed Hyperia City Japanese Booster Box from Takara Tomy. Each box contains 16 booster packs with 7 Japanese-language cards per pack, featuring Disney characters including Miguel from Coco.
Ideal for collectors and players looking to discover new cards and build their Japanese Disney Lorcana collection.
This Booster Box contains -
- 16 x Booster Packs
Each Booster Pack Contains 7 Disney Lorcana TCG Trading Cards
TOP CHASE CARDS
Language shown on cards is for demonstration purposes and may not be relative to the current listing
The Disney Lorcana Attack Of The Vine Japanese Booster Box is the latest sealed release from Takara Tomy, bringing the beloved Disney Lorcana TCG to Japanese collectors. Each box contains 16 booster packs with 7 cards each — perfect for building your collection or chasing rare pulls from this exciting new set.
Japanese Disney Lorcana cards are manufactured and distributed by Takara Tomy under a partnership with Ravensburger.
We can't guarantee any specific cards.
These are random, sealed boxes from the factory.
Don't forget to share your pulls with us on Instagram! 😊
All products are dispatched from the UK.
Note: If you are located outside of the UK, you may have to pay international duties.
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