Pokémon card boxes for everyone

Website design By BotEap.comPokemon deck boxes are one of the items that many TCG players in the states love to have and store their cards. Whereas in the last few years in America during the EX series lineup, we did get deck boxes for pre-releases, but the boxes themselves were not up to Japanese standards in the opinion of players. The first ones, which were Gengar, Zangoose, and Blastoise, looked good, but after a few uses, some of them started to lose their stickiness on the cover, and eventually they were very easy to break.

Website design By BotEap.comThe last deck box in America was supposed to be the Latios and Latias, but due to the delay in shipping, America never received them in time for pre-release. Of course, they all go through the attrition phrase depending on how the player decides to keep them. When games are released in Japan, they have deck boxes that correspond to the game or booster pack cover art.

Website design By BotEap.comDuring the ADV game in Japan, many of the deck boxes that were released made us collectors and players who paid up to $20 or more for just one box to store our cards. Favorite Pokémon like Lugia, Ho-Oh, Mewtwo, Rayquaza or even Mew. Even the youngest children who see these boxes like the way they look compared to the ones sold here in the United States.

Website design By BotEap.comI really like how Japan makes the artwork as time goes by. Even the tournament boxes have a straightforward look that makes you want to say I really want that box. The limited Pokémon Center boxes that were released last year surprised me that they released a red/black Charizard and a black/purple Espeon & Umbreon as well. I recently bought the Pokemon Center Tsutarja, Mijumaru and Pokabu deck box as the first time I had them and I was really impressed with how the color scheme looked. The dividers inside had a nice illustration and the front image that interested me as I thought they only came with one instead of 2 but then I realized this deck box was bigger than the others. The word on the top of the box said Pokémon Card Game in the initial 3 colors green, red and blue. On the side, a pattern of the types grass, fire, and water, while the back had the headlines in a line. I hope to see more Pokémon from the new generation as deck boxes and I hope that people will see these amazing works of art on the Pokémon themselves.