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| Two sets of the FamilyMart BT01 blister packs. Each set contains 2 booster packs and 3 promotional cards. |
Japanese cardfighters have begun opening up blister packs from the
FamilyMart-Circle K Sunkus collaboration between the eponymous convenience store giant and Bushiroad, and the results are showing a very different distribution compared to normal booster boxes of V-Booster Set 01.
A box of blisters contains 10 sets of 2 booster packs each, resulting a 20-pack total rather than the normal 16 found in regular VBT01 boxes. A FamilyMart box contains 1 Vanguard Rare and 1 card that is Vanguard Rare
or higher (Origin Rare, Super Vanguard Rare, Image Ride Rare) as well as 3~4 Triple Rares and 7~8 Double Rares.
More instances of 4 Triples have been reported thus far
than 3.
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| This box resulted in 1 VR, 1 SCR, 4 RRR, and 8 RR, one of the optimal pulls from a FamilyMart box. |
For comparison, normal distribution for one box of V-BT01 is:
With 4 boxes in a case containing a Super Vanguard Rare instead of a Common, 2 boxes containing a Secret Rare in place of the same, 2 boxes containing an Origin Rare, and 1 box in each case having an Image Ride Rare. (It's possible not every case has an IMR, but this has yet to be proven.)
For the FamilyMart blisters it's instead:
- 1 VR + 1 more VR or SVR or OR or IMR or Secret Rare
- 3 or 4 RRR
- 7 or 8 RR
Case ratios for FamilyMart blisters are unknown. While FamilyMart packs cost 650 yen apiece rather than 300 yen per pack, and thus cost more than buying a pair of packs normally, the fact that every set contains 1 RR or greater and a box of 10 comes with 2 VRs or greater has many fighters rushing to buy as many packs as possible and
share the results.
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| An example of 8 RRs (top) 3 RRRs (bottom right) and 2 VRs (bottom left) opened from a box of 10 blister sets. |
V-Booster Set 01:
Unite! Team Q4 launched in Japan May 25th, and will launch in English June 22nd.
