One box, up closeSSP

The Surging Sparks booster bundle

Here is what we know about this box today: what it looks like, and what Amazon is charging for it right now. Every card it can hand you comes from Surging Sparks, and you can go and see them one by one further down.

A few packs, nothing else. This is where you start.

Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet—Surging Sparks Booster Bundle (6 Booster Packs)

Photos of the box

  • The Surging Sparks booster bundle, photo 1
  • The Surging Sparks booster bundle, photo 2
  • The Surging Sparks booster bundle, photo 3
  • The Surging Sparks booster bundle, photo 4

These are the photos Amazon shows on its own page, in the same order. We did not take them, and we have not opened this box.

What nobody can promise you

Nobody can tell you what is inside a sealed pack. Not us, not the seller, not the person swearing otherwise in a video. What you are buying here is luck, and you will only know what you got once the packs are open. If you are after particular cards for a deck, buying them one at a time will cost you less. And if you want to open packs because opening packs makes you happy, that is a perfectly good reason too — just say it to yourself before you pay.

What it costs right now

US$75.19read on 4 September 2026

6 packs in the box, so US$12.53 a pack.

In stock at Amazon

Amazon's rating: 4.2 out of 5, from 212 buyers.

What buyers say about it

We have not opened this box ourselves. What follows comes from 5 buyer reviews we read at Amazon on 4 September 2026.

What they like

  • You get colorful artwork and sharp prints for your binder.
  • Small bundles allow you to open fresh packs without buying a massive box.

What bugs them

  • You might find boxes with dented corners or crushed edges.
  • You can encounter wrappers with loose or damaged seals.

View on Amazon(1)

The price comes from Amazon in your country, and we go and look at it every day. The date written next to it is the day we read it. A price we have not seen again for more than three days leaves this page instead of growing old on it.

The cards in Surging Sparks

Every card these packs can hold comes from Surging Sparks. No other set goes into this box. If the card you are chasing was never printed in Surging Sparks, it will not come out of here, however lucky you get.

Surging Sparks reached shops on 8 November 2024. The publisher lists 191 cards in it.

See the cards in Surging Sparks →

What about the other boxes?

Every set in the game sits on one page, newest at the top, with the price of the boxes we managed to read today. That is the place to compare before you choose.

See every set and what its boxes cost →

Where these numbers come from

The set name, its three-letter code and its release date come from our own table of sets. The title, the photos, the price and the rating are the ones on Amazon's listing for the country of the language you are reading, and we go and look at it every day. The price per pack is a division: today's price, divided by how many packs the box holds. That number is written by the seller, either in the title of the listing or in the lines where they say what is inside, and when they say it nowhere there is no price per pack at all.

NOW YOUR OWN GAME

You've just read a page about the game. We can do far more with one match.

Everything above is about the game in general. The thing we're really good at is one single match: yours. When a game ends, Pokémon TCG Live leaves you a log — the written record of everything that happened, turn by turn. Paste it here and we'll replay each of your decisions hundreds of times, then tell you which one actually cost you the game.

Paste your game

It's free and there's no account to make. Your log stays in your browser: your browser is what replays the game.

READ THIS NEXT

These pages are about the same corner of the game. If you came away from this one still wondering about something, start with one of them.

Rarity symbols, countedThe symbol at the bottom of your card tells you which pile it came out of. Everyone shows you the symbols. We counted how many cards carry each one, set by set, so you can tell at a glance whether the card in your hand is one in three or one in eight hundred.Read→Set symbols and codesThree capital letters on a decklist, a small symbol at the bottom of a card. Here is every set with its printed code, its release date, how many cards it holds — and the Japanese set it was built from, which is the column nobody else publishes.Read→Upcoming sets and release datesThe next expansion already exists — it has been on sale in Japan for weeks. Here is what is in it, and the window our measured Japan-to-here gap puts it in. Plus every past release with its real date on both sides.Read→What to buy, countedBooster box, Elite Trainer Box, League Battle Deck: every shelf wants your money and none of them tells you what the decks people actually play are made of. We count that, off real tournament lists, and we tell you which product can even contain what you need.Read→Release timelineEvery set since Scarlet & Violet, newest first, with its release date, its card count, and what its sealed boxes cost today.Read→The most expensive PokémonWhich Pokémon has the priciest card? We ranked them on what their cards actually sell for, and each Pokémon then gets its own page with every version and its price.Read→What the boxes are worthWhat does a booster box, a bundle or an Elite Trainer Box cost? We take down the price of five thousand boxes every day and rank the priciest. And separately, the ones whose price rests on nothing solid — and why.Read→