This pokemon rumble game box is the tabletop tie-in to the Pokémon Rumble WiiWare game. Then, the English box released on December 2, 2009. It turns the TCG into a Battle Royale board game for two to seven players. Meanwhile, every box holds the same fixed contents. So collectors know the full set before they open anything.
Inside the pokemon rumble game box
The box holds 16 exclusive Pokémon TCG cards, and each one carries a foil Pokémon Rumble logo stamp. For example, three of those sixteen are all-foil cards. Pikachu (7/16) and Mew (10/16) lead the checklist on value. Meanwhile, Venusaur opens the set at 1/16, and Mewtwo, Zapdos, Gyarados, and Lucario fill the middle. A full-colour Battle Royale game mat sets the board. Then, four Energy dice, one Target die, damage counters, and 14 player markers complete the kit. Pokémon’s official TCG page covers the wider game this box spun off from.
A fixed set with no chase packs
Buyers choose a pokemon rumble game box because the contents never vary. No booster randomness hides inside. As a result, one box completes the full English set of 16 in a single purchase. Note one honest gap in the checklist, though: this set has no Charizard card at all. Families also rate the game itself, since Battle Royale plays fast and seats up to seven. Graders hunt clean copies of the logo-stamped promos instead. Browse our other sealed products for more boxed Pokémon product.
Specs for this pokemon rumble game box
- Product: Pokémon TCG: Rumble game box
- Release date: December 2, 2009 (English)
- Tie-in: Pokémon Rumble (WiiWare)
- Players: 2–7
- Cards: 16 exclusive promo cards, each with a foil Rumble logo stamp; 3 are all-foil
- Also included: Battle Royale game mat, 4 Energy dice, 1 Target die, damage counters, 14 player markers, rules
- Original US price at release: $9.99
Frequently Asked
How many cards come in a pokemon rumble game box?
Sixteen. Every card is exclusive to this box, and each carries a foil Pokémon Rumble logo stamp.
Is the Rumble box a booster product?
No. It is a standalone game box with fixed contents. One box holds the complete English set and the full game kit.










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