Scarlet and Violet series

French, international and Japanese Scarlet and Violet Pokémon series

The Scarlet and Violet series category brings together Pokémon products linked to Scarlet and Violet sets available on Mint2Play. It allows you to browse by series, code, language or expansion to find single cards, boosters, displays, collection boxes, ETB, decks, packs and sealed products linked to each release.

This structure is designed for collectors and players who want to follow a specific series, complete an expansion, compare French, international and Japanese versions or quickly find products linked to the same Pokémon release.

List of French and international Scarlet and Violet series

• EV01 - Scarlet and Violet: first French release of the Scarlet and Violet block, international code SVI.
• EV02 - Paldea Evolved: French release corresponding to Paldea Evolved, code PAL.
• EV03 - Obsidian Flames: French release corresponding to Obsidian Flames, code OBF.
• EV03.5 - Scarlet and Violet 151: special expansion focused on the first 151 Pokémon, international code MEW.
• EV04 - Paradox Rift: French release corresponding to Paradox Rift, code PAR.
• EV04.5 - Paldean Fates: special expansion, code PAF.
• EV05 - Temporal Forces: French release corresponding to Temporal Forces, code TEF.
• EV06 - Twilight Masquerade: French release corresponding to Twilight Masquerade, code TWM.
• EV06.5 - Shrouded Fable: special expansion, code SFA.
• EV07 - Stellar Crown: French release corresponding to Stellar Crown, code SCR.
• EV08 - Surging Sparks: French release corresponding to Surging Sparks, code SSP.
• EV08.5 - Prismatic Evolutions: special expansion, code PRE.
• EV09 - Journey Together: French release corresponding to Journey Together, code JTG.
• EV10 - Destined Rivals: French release corresponding to Destined Rivals, code DRI.
• EV10.5 - Black Bolt and White Flare: special expansions, codes BLK and WHT.

List of Japanese Scarlet and Violet series

• SV1S - Scarlet ex: first Japanese expansion of the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV1V - Violet ex: Japanese expansion paired with Scarlet ex.
• SV1a - Triplet Beat: Japanese subset featuring Paldea's first partner Pokémon.
• SV2P - Snow Hazard: Japanese Scarlet and Violet expansion.
• SV2D - Clay Burst: Japanese expansion paired with Snow Hazard.
• SV2a - Pokémon Card 151: Japanese subset focused on the first 151 Pokémon.
• SV3 - Ruler of the Black Flame: Japanese expansion known for Charizard ex Terastal.
• SV3a - Raging Surf: Japanese subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV4K - Ancient Roar: Japanese expansion linked to Ancient Pokémon.
• SV4M - Future Flash: Japanese expansion linked to Future Pokémon.
• SV4a - Shiny Treasure ex: Japanese shiny subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV5K - Wild Force: Japanese expansion linked to Ancient cards.
• SV5M - Cyber Judge: Japanese expansion linked to Future cards.
• SV5a - Crimson Haze: Japanese subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV6 - Transformation Mask: Japanese expansion linked to Ogerpon and Kitakami.
• SV6a - Night Wanderer: Japanese subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV7 - Stellar Miracle: Japanese expansion introducing Stellar Tera Pokémon ex.
• SV7a - Paradise Dragona: Japanese subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV8 - Super Electric Breaker: Japanese expansion from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV8a - Terastal Fest ex: Japanese high class subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV9 - Battle Partners: Japanese expansion focused on Trainer's Pokémon.
• SV9a - Hot Wind Arena: Japanese subset from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV10 - Glory of the Rocket Gang: Japanese expansion focused on Team Rocket.
• SV11B - Black Bolt: Japanese special expansion from the Scarlet and Violet block.
• SV11W - White Flare: Japanese special expansion paired with Black Bolt.

Cards, boosters, displays and sealed products by series

Each series subcategory may bring together several product types linked to the same expansion. You can find Pokémon single cards, boosters, displays, collection boxes, ETB, decks, packs and sealed products associated with a specific series.

• Pokémon single cards: common, rare, holo, reverse, ultra rare, illustration, AR, SAR, shiny cards or variants depending on the series.
• Pokémon boosters and packs: official sealed boosters, multi-booster packs, Tripacks, Duo Packs or opening formats depending on the products.
• Pokémon displays: booster boxes associated with a specific series, to open or keep sealed.
• Pokémon collection boxes, ETB and UPC: premium or special products linked to an expansion, a Pokémon or a Pokémon TCG period.
• Pokémon decks: ready-to-play products or products built around a mechanic, a Pokémon or a series.

Why browse by Pokémon series?

Browsing by series allows you to find all products associated with the same Pokémon expansion. It is especially useful to complete a collection, follow a recent release, compare French and Japanese series or find sealed products available for a given series.

• Search by French code: EV01, EV02, EV03, EV03.5, EV04, EV04.5, EV05, EV06, EV06.5, EV07, EV08, EV08.5, EV09, EV10 or EV10.5.
• Search by international code: SVI, PAL, OBF, MEW, PAR, PAF, TEF, TWM, SFA, SCR, SSP, PRE, JTG, DRI, BLK or WHT.
• Search by Japanese code: SV1S, SV1V, SV1a, SV2P, SV2D, SV2a, SV3, SV3a, SV4K, SV4M, SV4a, SV5K, SV5M, SV5a, SV6, SV6a, SV7, SV7a, SV8, SV8a, SV9, SV9a, SV10, SV11B or SV11W.
• Complete an expansion with available single cards.
• Find sealed products linked to the same series: boosters, displays, collection boxes, ETB or decks.
• Structure your collection by block, series, language, rarity or finish.

Frequently asked questions about Scarlet and Violet series

Does this category only include single cards?

No. The Scarlet and Violet series category may include all products linked to the series from this block: single cards, boosters, displays, collection boxes, ETB, decks, packs and sealed products.

Are French, international and Japanese series grouped here?

Yes. This category may include French, international and Japanese series from the Scarlet and Violet block, depending on products available on Mint2Play.

Why include codes such as EV03.5, EV08.5, PRE, DRI, SV2a or SV8a?

Series codes are widely used by collectors to quickly identify an expansion, a card or a sealed product. Including them helps improve search and navigation across the catalog.

Are products also visible in their product-type categories?

Yes. A product can be linked to its series as well as to its product-type category, such as Pokémon single cards, Pokémon boosters and packs, Pokémon displays, Pokémon decks or Pokémon collection boxes, ETB and UPC.

This English translation is provided for information only. The French version alone shall prevail and is legally binding.