This cybernetic revolution booster box is a factory-sealed 1st Edition display of Cybernetic Revolution, set code CRV. Konami released the set in English on August 17, 2005, as the fifth Core Booster of Series 4. It is the GX-era Machine set, so its card pool leans hard on Zane Truesdale’s Cyber Dragons and Syrus Truesdale’s “roid” Machines. The box holds 24 packs, and each pack then holds 9 cards.
The chases in a cybernetic revolution booster box
Cyber End Dragon (CRV-EN036) fronts the set as the Ultra Rare cover card. Cyber Dragon (CRV-EN015) is the name most hunters chase first, however, because it reshaped competitive play on release. Cyber Twin Dragon and Power Bond sit just behind it. Winged Kuriboh LV10, UFOroid Fighter, Miracle Fusion, and Skyscraper round out the chase list. Meanwhile, Konami’s official Yu-Gi-Oh! site keeps the full CRV card database live for pull planning.
Sixty cards, and no Secret Rare at all
The set holds 60 cards, or 85 in the Master Set: 35 Common, 14 Rare, 7 Super Rare, and 4 Ultra Rare. Twenty-five of those cards also appear as Ultimate Rare parallels. No Secret Rare exists in this set, so the Ultra and Ultimate Rares are the ceiling. First Edition cards from this era carry a gold Eye of Anubis hologram instead of the silver one on Unlimited prints, although that check only works once a pack opens. Browse our sealed products for more GX-era displays.
cybernetic revolution booster box specs
- Set: Cybernetic Revolution (CRV)
- Release date: August 17, 2005 (English)
- Packs per box: 24
- Cards per pack: 9 (216 cards per box)
- Set size: 60 cards, 85 in the Master Set — 35 Common, 14 Rare, 7 Super Rare, 4 Ultra Rare, plus 25 Ultimate Rare parallels
- Cover card: Cyber End Dragon (CRV-EN036)
- Headline chase: Cyber Dragon (CRV-EN015)
- Secret Rares: none in this set
Frequently Asked
How many packs come in a cybernetic revolution booster box?
Twenty-four. Each pack holds 9 cards, so a full display opens 216 cards in total.
Does this set have a Secret Rare?
No. Cybernetic Revolution tops out at Ultra Rare, with 25 cards also printed as Ultimate Rare parallels.
















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