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We Checked the European Shops Taking "NARUTO CARD GAME Booster Box" Pre-orders — €291.66 to €350.00 per Box (a 20.0% Spread), and One Page Says Both "Release date: June 30, 2027" and "Street Date TBA by Bandai"

“Can I pre-order the NARUTO CARD GAME already?” Search for it and European shop pages come up. €350 a box, €4,200 a case — with a release date printed on them.

But Bandai has announced only “simultaneous worldwide release in June 2027”. Not the day, not the price, not how many packs go in a box.

So where do the numbers on those shop pages come from? Today (November 9, 2026) we retrieved the relevant pages verbatim and compared them. The short answer: the shops wrote it on the page themselves.

June 2027Bandai's announced windowDay, price, pack count unannounced
3 waysRelease date stated on one pageUniverse TCG product page
20.0%Spread in per-box price€291.66 vs €350.00
1 of 4Listings that are a different gameCardwatch.eu tally

1. First, how far does Bandai’s announcement go?

The release announcement was updated at New York Comic Con 2026 on October 10, 2026 (local time). BANDAI’s official press release reads:

NARUTO CARD GAME will launch simultaneously worldwide in June 2027

The roadmap on the card game’s official site was updated to “June 2027” on October 13, and the Japanese top page now reads “Arriving in June 2027” (our October 11 article).

The launch line-up was also published for the first time:

So what is coming is known. Everything below, however, is still unannounced.

ItemAs of November 9, 2026
Exact release dayUnannounced (“June 2027” only)
Suggested retail priceUnannounced
Packs per boxUnannounced
Cards per packUnannounced
Number of cards in the setUnannounced
Pre-order start dateUnannounced
Participating shopsUnannounced
Card languagesUnannounced (only “simultaneous worldwide”)

With that established, here are the shop pages.

2. Universe TCG — three different release dates on the same page

Universe TCG is a Spanish shop. Its pages state “Physical stores in Mollet del Vallès (Barcelona) and Segovia”, so it is a business with brick-and-mortar locations (the address given is Gaietà Ventalló, 34, 08100 Mollet del Vallès).

Open its product page, “Naruto Card Game Booster Box (Pre-order) – English”, and a release date appears directly above the price:

Release date: June 30, 2027

€350,00

Pre-order

Bandai has never announced “June 30, 2027”. Is it information the shop obtained independently? Read on, and the same page says something different in two other places.

The opening line of the product description:

Pre-order now — ships when Bandai confirms the street date (estimated 2027).

And the Product Information block below it:

Status: Pre-order — official street date TBA by Bandai

So a single product page carries “releases June 30”, “estimated 2027”, and “street date TBA by Bandai” at once — and two of the three say the date is not settled.

The page also contradicts itself on stock. Below the “Pre-Order Now” button sits the out-of-stock notice:

This item is currently out of stock. Leave your email below and we’ll notify you as soon as it’s back.

3. “24 packs per box” is also labelled an estimate by the shop

The Product Contents block on the same page reads:

1 × Naruto Card Game Booster Box

24 × Booster Packs per box

Published by Bandai

The body text likewise says “Each Booster Box contains 24 booster packs”. But the basis follows immediately:

following Bandai’s standard configuration for their TCG lineup

That is, it is matched to the format of Bandai’s other titles. The FAQ on the same page spells it out:

How many packs are in a box?

Bandai hasn’t announced it yet. Our listings follow the format of other Bandai games, and they may change when Bandai publishes the real configuration.

And the shop’s information page (“Naruto Card Game by Bandai: June 2027 & Pre-orders”) collects the open questions into a single sentence:

Bandai has not announced the exact day, prices, pack counts or card languages. Spanish is unconfirmed. Checked on 4 November 2026.

The shop itself therefore states that the day, the prices, the pack counts and the languages are all unannounced by Bandai. Its FAQ adds: “When does the Naruto Card Game release?” → “Bandai has set a simultaneous worldwide release for June 2027. The exact day hasn’t been announced.”

Read against the shop’s own other pages, the “Release date: June 30, 2027” on the product page is best understood as a placeholder the shop put there.

The pre-order terms: uncancellable after 24 hours

Given that, the pre-order terms matter. From the shop’s Pre-order Policy:

Final Sale (Locked Pre-orders): Pre-orders are sent to our distributors within 24 hours, making buyer-initiated cancellations or refunds strictly impossible.

Clause 4 of the full terms goes further:

By submitting this pre-order, you commit to purchase at the locked price. Buyer-initiated cancellations, refund requests, or withdrawals are strictly prohibited once the order has been routed to our distributors (within 24 hours of purchase). Market volatility, price drops, loss of demand, or change of mind do not entitle the customer to a refund.

So on a product whose date is stated three ways, and whose pack count and price the same shop calls unannounced, €350 becomes irrevocable 24 hours after you place the order. Clause 3, meanwhile, reserves the shop’s own unilateral right to cancel — including for pricing errors and database/listing glitches. Only the buyer loses the ability to cancel.

4. Master of Games — 20.0% cheaper per box for the same thing

At a second shop, Master of Games (Bilbao, Spain; address given as María Díaz Haroko Kalea, 55), the NARUTO CARD GAME category page shows “2 productos”:

Listing (verbatim)PriceStatus
[PREVENTA][INGLÉS] Naruto Card Game: Caja de Sobres x123.499,95 €PRE-ORDER
[PREVENTA][INGLÉS] Naruto Card Game: Caja de Sobres293,21 € (−15% from 344,95 €)PRE-ORDER / Sin Stock

Neither listing gives a release date, and neither gives a pack count (the single-unit listing’s detail line reads “Incluye 5 case.” — left as printed, and not interpretable).

The x12 item is priced at exactly 11.94 times the discounted single (293,21 €), which is consistent with a case of twelve, though the shop does not state the breakdown.

Set side by side with Universe TCG, the gap is clear:

Per-box pre-order price (as of November 9, 2026; euro, as displayed)
Universe TCG (single box; case is the same unit price) Case €4.200,00 ÷ 12350€
Master of Games (single) −15% from 344,95 €293.21€
Master of Games (x12, per box) 3.499,95 € ÷ 12291.66€

The gap between the cheapest €291.66 and the dearest €350.00 is 20.0% (€4,200.00 ÷ €3,499.95 = 1.200). A product for which not one unit of currency of suggested retail price has been announced already carries a 20% spread.

At case level that is €4,200.00 against €3,499.95 — a difference of €700.05.

5. The stock-tracking service’s tally includes a different game

Cardwatch.eu, a European card game restock-tracking service, has a dedicated NARUTO CARD GAME page. By its own description it tracks 1,177 shops.

What the page showed today:

Releases Summer 2027.

4 listings in stock

Booster box from €3,499.95, up to €4,200.00

“Summer 2027” is the outdated wording. June 2027 was announced on October 10, 2026 and the official site was updated on October 13, but this page has not caught up (its title also reads “Naruto Card Game release date: Summer 2027 & pre-orders”).

The “4 listings in stock” break down across three shops:

ShopListing (verbatim)Price
Universe TCGNaruto Card Game Case — 12 Booster Boxes (Pre-order) – English€4,200.00
Universe TCGNaruto Card Game Booster Box (Pre-order) – English€350.00
Master of Games[PREVENTA][INGLÉS] Naruto Card Game: Caja de Sobres x12€3,499.95
GameXFoodNaruto Card Game: Le Spire del Serpente Booster (Ed. Ita)€8.00

The fourth is not Bandai’s new game.

“Le Spire del Serpente” (The Serpent’s Coils) is the name of Series 2 of the Italian-language NARUTO Card Game published by Panini in the 2000s. Open the GameXFood product page and it reads “Stock Adequate!Ready to ship” — treated as in-stock product you can buy today (the vendor field on that page reads Namco Bandai, as printed).

So of the four aggregated listings, three are Bandai’s 2027 product and one is a different card game from twenty years ago. The same Cardwatch.eu page also links out to “Previous set: Akatsuki”, another separate series — the fact that several card games share the name “Naruto” has not been resolved at the aggregation layer.

Universe TCG, for its part, draws that line explicitly on its own page:

Looking for the game that is already on sale? That’s Naruto Mythos, a different game from Cicaboom, with its own Naruto Mythos hub.

The NARUTO CARD GAME (Bandai, June 2027), Naruto Mythos (Cicaboom, already on sale) and the old Panini game are three different things. We compared them in our July 19 article.

6. Seen from Japan — the official purchase routes are still two limited items

All of the above is Europe. For Japan, the only officially announced purchase routes are still two limited items.

Officially announced purchase opportunities in Japan (as of November 9, 2026)
  1. Premium Bandai, winners-only advance saleFrom 12:00, December 24, 2026
  2. Premium Bandai, general advance sale19:00 Jan 8 – 23:00 Jan 17, 2027; open to anyone
  3. Premier Demo Event venue merchandiseJanuary 16 – March 21, 2027; 11 venues
  4. Premium Bandai, general post-event sale12:00 Mar 15 – 23:00 Apr 4, 2027

The two products are:

No pre-order window has been announced, officially or by any shop, for the three Starter Decks or Booster Pack 01. The BCG Fest Tokyo merchandise is sold on Premium Bandai only with no venue sale, and the Fest FAQ states that taking part in the merchandise sale without attending the event is possible (our October 16 article).

Application and lottery status is tracked on our pre-order and lottery hub, and the overall picture in “When do NARUTO CARD GAME pre-orders start?”.

7. Four things to check on any pre-order page

From what we confirmed today, four checks you can apply directly:

  1. Is an exact day printed? Bandai’s announcement stops at “June 2027”. If a day is printed, a shop put it there (Universe TCG writes official street date TBA by Bandai on the very same page)
  2. Is the basis for “N packs per box” given? The pack count is unannounced too. Universe TCG states that its listing follows the format of other Bandai games
  3. How does the price compare with other shops? With no suggested retail price announced, prices are shop placeholders. Today the per-box range is €291.66 to €350.00, a 20.0% spread
  4. Have you read the cancellation clause? Universe TCG states that 24 hours after you order, buyer-initiated cancellation or refund is strictly impossible — while the shop retains a unilateral right to cancel for reasons including pricing errors and listing glitches

Unannounced items covered in this article (as of November 9, 2026): the exact release day (only “June 2027” is announced) / suggested retail prices / packs per box / cards per pack / set size / pre-order start date / participating shops / card languages / any pre-order window in Japan for the Starter Decks or Booster Pack 01. The dates, pack counts and prices printed on the shop pages above are not, as of this article, based on any Bandai announcement. We list a shop’s intake on our pre-order and lottery hub only once it can be confirmed officially.

This article is not a recommendation to order from any of these shops. The items above are for a product whose specification and price Bandai has not published, and the contents reflect the shop pages as retrieved on November 9, 2026.

Sources

Source: www.universetcg.com

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