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Looking to buy Fusion Strike ETB Australia orders without importing one yourself? The Pokémon Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box combines eight booster packs with a complete set of Mew-themed accessories, and TCG PokeVault lists it in Australian dollars. It is a tidy, all-in-one way to open a set famous for its Mew, Gengar and Espeon alternate art cards.
Sword & Shield—Fusion Strike (set code SWSH08) was released on 12 November 2021. With 284 cards, made up of 264 in the main set and 20 secret rares, it was the largest English set for years. It also introduced the Fusion Strike battle style, which joined the Single Strike and Rapid Strike styles from earlier Sword & Shield expansions and gave deck builders a fresh family of cards to explore.
What’s inside the Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box
The Pokémon Company lists these Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box contents:
- 8 Fusion Strike booster packs
- 65 card sleeves featuring Mew
- 45 Energy cards
- A player’s guide
- A Pokémon TCG rulebook
- 6 damage-counter dice
- 1 competition-legal coin-flip die
- 2 acrylic condition markers
- A collector’s box with 4 dividers
- A code card for Pokémon TCG Online
This Elite Trainer Box does not include a promo card, so the eight packs and the accessories are the whole story. Pokémon TCG Online has since been retired, so treat the code card as part of the original packaging rather than something to redeem.
Buy Fusion Strike ETB Australia orders from TCG PokeVault
TCG PokeVault is an Australian trading card store, so every price on the site is shown in AUD and there is no currency conversion to work out at the end. When you buy Fusion Strike ETB AU orders through our secure checkout, you are dealing with a shop that focuses on trading card games rather than a general marketplace.
Not sure whether this box or a booster box suits you better? Tap the chat button and ask our team before you buy Fusion Strike ETB Australia orders. We are happy to talk through the Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box contents and how they compare with other Sword & Shield products.
Fusion Strike highlights and chase cards
Mew V and Mew VMAX headline the set alongside Genesect V. Gigantamax Rillaboom VMAX, Gigantamax Cinderace VMAX and Gigantamax Inteleon VMAX bring the final forms of the Galar starters into the mix, which makes Fusion Strike a favourite with fans of those three lines.
The cards most collectors hope to find are the alternate arts: Gengar VMAX Alternate Art 271/264, Espeon VMAX Alternate Art 270/264 and Mew VMAX Alternate Art 269/264. All three are numbered above the 264-card main set, so check the card numbers in the bottom corner as you work through each pack.
Why fans call it the Mew Elite Trainer Box
With 65 Mew sleeves inside and Mew VMAX leading the expansion, it is easy to see why so many collectors know this product as the Mew Elite Trainer Box. The sleeves are a practical bonus too: they cover a full 60-card deck with a few spares for your best pulls.
The 45 Energy cards, six damage-counter dice, coin-flip die and acrylic condition markers mean a new player can build a first deck and start playing straight away, while the rulebook and player’s guide explain the basics. That complete kit is the main reason people buy Fusion Strike ETB Australia orders rather than loose packs.
Organising a 284-card set
Fusion Strike is a big set to keep in order. The collector’s box has four dividers, so one simple system is to split it into Pokémon V and VMAX, other Pokémon, Trainers and Energy. Move alternate arts and secret rares into sleeves and top loaders rather than leaving them loose. Once your cards graduate to a binder, the empty box makes a handy home for dice, markers and spare sleeves.
Elite Trainer Box or booster box?
If you only want packs, the Fusion Strike Booster Box holds 36 booster packs, which gives you far more chances at those alternate arts. If you want sleeves, Energy, dice and storage alongside your packs, the Pokémon Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box is the better all-in-one choice. That is why many gift buyers choose to buy Fusion Strike ETB AU orders instead of a full box.
Fusion Strike ETB FAQs
How many booster packs are in the Fusion Strike ETB?
There are eight Fusion Strike booster packs in each Elite Trainer Box.
Is there a promo card in this box?
No. The official contents list for the Pokémon Fusion Strike Elite Trainer Box does not include a promo card. You get the eight packs, 65 Mew sleeves, 45 Energy cards and the other accessories listed above.
Does the Pokémon TCG Online code card still work?
Pokémon TCG Online has been retired, so we cannot promise the code card can be redeemed. It is included because it was part of the original product.
When was Fusion Strike released?
Sword & Shield—Fusion Strike was released on 12 November 2021 with the set code SWSH08.
What is the Fusion Strike battle style?
It is the battle style introduced in this expansion, joining Single Strike and Rapid Strike from earlier Sword & Shield sets. Mew V and Mew VMAX are the headline Pokémon of the set.
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Shining Fates Elite Trainer BoxWhether you open it with friends or keep it sealed beside your binders, now is a great time to buy Fusion Strike ETB Australia orders from an Australian TCG specialist. Check the official contents on Pokemon.com, then browse our full Pokémon TCG range for booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes and more.
