KAYOU Naruto Earth Scroll Series 2: Booster Box Guide

Quick Answer

Earth Scroll Series 2 is the second wave of KAYOU's Earth Scroll line of Naruto collectible cards. It comes in two English boxes: the SEA edition, 30 packs of 4 cards (120 cards), and the NA edition, 20 packs of 7 cards (140 cards). Both editions list 132 card types across 8 rarity tiers, and every SEA pack has at least one SR. The card collectors chase is the Itachi CR, not Diamond-UR, and we stock both boxes, single packs and bundles in Australia. Every one of the 132 cards is pictured tier by tier further down this page, with its card number and KAYOU's printed tier counts and pack ratio.

What Is KAYOU Naruto Earth Scroll Series 2?

Earth Scroll Series 2 is a set of KAYOU Naruto collectible cards, made for opening, collecting and display rather than play. For the full answer on whether any KAYOU Naruto set is playable, see whether KAYOU Naruto is a game or a collectible.

On KAYOU's own site, the NA box's product name reads NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Cards-Earth Scroll-002A-NA. Smriti is the name on the packaging, not a separate set: our Heaven Scroll and Smriti guide decodes the box names.

Both English lines have a Series 2, so a listing that just says "KAYOU Naruto Series 2" could be this set or Jin Chapter Series 2. Check for "Earth Scroll" in the name.

It follows directly on from Earth Scroll Series 1. The cards are drawn from 132 card types across 8 rarity tiers: R, SR, SSR, UR, Diamond-UR, MR, AR and CR. KAYOU's own page spells the tiers out as Rare, Super Rare, Super Spark Rare, Ultra Rare, Parallel Ultra Rare (printed as ◇UR, the tier collectors call Diamond-UR), Miracle Rare, Amber Rare and Creative Rare. Diamond-UR is new to Earth Scroll in Series 2, and it takes the place Series 1 gave to SP.

Earth Scroll is the higher-volume of the two English KAYOU Naruto lines we stock: 30-pack SEA boxes and a shorter rarity ladder. The other is Jin Chapter, with 10-pack SEA boxes and a deeper ladder. You can see both Earth Scroll waves side by side on the Earth Scroll family page. If you've arrived from a listing that calls a set something like "T3W2", the tier and wave explainer decodes those labels.

This post covers the box and, since October 2026, the full card list. For the card-by-card side of the whole range, the KAYOU Naruto card list and price guide is the page to use.

What's in an Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Box

Here's the structural breakdown of both English boxes. The SEA column is the edition we stock deepest; the NA column is KAYOU's own packaging spec for item code NR-KP-DZJ-002A-NA, confirmed against our stock.

Looking for the full card list? Every card is pictured in the tier-by-tier section below, and the Earth Scroll Series 2 section of the card list and price guide covers the range.

Thirty packs is one of the higher pack counts in the KAYOU Naruto range. The trade-off is pack size: four cards is the smallest pack in the English range.

The SEA box has no promo card, no box-topper and no sealed promo pack, so everything in it is sealed packs.

Pack configuration is the most visible difference between the two editions. The NA box is packed differently, and the next section sets the two side by side.

SEA vs NA: Which Earth Scroll Series 2 Box to Buy

Both boxes are genuine English printings of Earth Scroll Series 2, sold under near-identical names. They're easy to mix up at checkout.

The SEA edition box is the South-East Asia English print (model NR-KP-DZJ-002-SEA). It holds 30 packs of 4 cards, 120 cards in total. KAYOU prints a full pack-odds table on this box, which we cover in the odds section below. This is the volume box: it's the one we hold the most of, the one inside both Series 2 bundles, and its packs are the ones we sell singly.

The NA edition box is the North American English print (model NR-KP-DZJ-002A-NA). It holds 20 packs of 7 cards, 140 cards in total. We confirmed that count against our own physical stock. That's more cards per box but fewer individual pack openings.

KAYOU's US site lists the same 132 card types across the same 8 tiers for the NA box, but notes that one of its four Diamond-UR cards is a US exclusive. On that page the four Parallel Ultra Rares are Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi, and the Kakashi is the one the SEA print does not have: the SEA box's fourth Diamond-UR is an Itachi, and it is the Itachi that turns up in sold listings. So the two editions share their structure and 131 of their 132 cards, and a set built from one edition won't match the other exactly. KAYOU also publishes separate odds for each box, so the printed SEA odds below apply to the SEA box only.

KAYOU's US page also lists a third format, the Collector Box (model NR-KP-DZJLH-002-NA): a bundle of 10 of the same 7-card NA packs, 12 bundles to an inner carton. It draws from the same card list. We don't stock it, and it is not the box the rest of this page is about.

Which to pick: the SEA box if you want more packs to open, with single packs and bundles from the same print to top up with. The NA box if you want the most cards per box.

The two boxes are priced differently, and the product pages carry current pricing and stock:

• Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Box (SEA Edition)
• Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Box (NA Edition)

The practical rule: if you're building towards a full set, pick one edition and stay on it. A binder built from one printing is simpler to track, and a matched set is easier to sell on later than a mix of SEA and NA cards. For how SEA and NA differ in the Jin Chapter line, see SEA vs NA English cards explained.

Earth Scroll Series 2 Box Odds and Pull Rates

The appearance rates below are printed on the SEA box itself. KAYOU states that they're based on total production volume. They describe the spread across every box produced, not a guarantee for the one box in your hands, so two boxes from the same case can open quite differently.

Across every 30 packs, the SEA box prints three pack configurations:

• 15 of 30 packs: 3R + 1SR
• 9 of 30 packs: 2R + 1SR + 1SSR
• 6 of 30 packs: 2R + 1SR + 1 card drawn from the R / UR / Diamond-UR / AR / MR / CR pool

All three configurations include one SR, so every SEA pack carries at least one SR. Only the third configuration, about one pack in five, has the slot that can return a Diamond-UR or CR. KAYOU also notes that packs are blind and duplicates can occur, which is worth planning for if you're chasing a complete set.

The NA box has its own odds on KAYOU's US site, printed as two pack configurations in a 5:10 and 5:10 split, with the note that the ratio is based on a single pack:

• 5 of every 10 packs: 3R + 2SR + 1SSR + 1UR
• 5 of every 10 packs: 3R + 2SR + 1SSR + 1 card drawn from the SSR / ◇UR / AR / MR / CR pool

So every NA pack carries 3 Rs, 2 SRs and an SSR, plus either a UR or a slot that can return a second SSR, a Diamond-UR, an AR, an MR or a CR. Across a 20-pack NA box that reads as about 10 URs and about 10 wide-slot cards, with no published split of the wide slot by tier.

In practice, one SEA box gives you 30 SRs (one per pack), around nine SSRs and six shots at the wide slot, and some of those will land an R. The printed odds don't split the wide slot by tier, so there's no published chance of a Diamond-UR or CR per box. If you're deciding whether to open at all, see should you open or keep sealed KAYOU Naruto boxes.

For how printed rates translate into realistic box expectations across the range, read the pull rates and box odds guide before you crack a box.

The Rarity Ladder: Diamond-UR vs the Itachi CR

KAYOU lists the eight tiers from the top as CR, AR, MR, Diamond-UR, UR, SSR, SR and R, and names Diamond-UR a parallel of UR. R and SR make up the bulk of what you open. MR, Diamond-UR and CR hold only four card types each.

KAYOU's page gives each tier a theme, and the themes explain the art you see on the sheets below: CR is "Fantastical Chronicle: Scroll of Ninja", AR is "Ukiyo-e Battle", MR is "Tarot", Diamond-UR is "Pop Art", UR is "Ninja Profiles", SSR is "Ninjutsu Showcase", SR is "Reappearance of Story Characters" and R is "Story Recap". Every card number also ends in a level mark, L5 for CR down to L1 for R, which is printed on the card itself.

Diamond-UR is the tier new to Earth Scroll in Series 2 and the one most listings push as the chase. KAYOU files it as Parallel Ultra Rare: a UR-level card in its own pop-art artwork rather than a new top tier, and on sold comparables it trades below the CR tier and the main-cast AR cards. Treat it as a premium finish rather than the set's top card.

The market chase is the Itachi CR, the most valuable Earth Scroll card by a wide margin. Below it sit the Naruto and Sasuke AR cards, which form a connected pair, alongside the other CR cards.

For the top cards ranked, see the most valuable Earth Scroll Series 2 cards. For the rarest cards across every KAYOU Naruto set, see the rarest KAYOU Naruto cards list. If you'd rather buy a chase card than open for it, see Naruto chase cards in Australia.

A few things worth flagging if you're coming from another KAYOU line:

No PTR tier. Earth Scroll doesn't include the PTR card you get in every SEA Jin Chapter pack.

No serialised or numbered cards. Every copy of a given card is the same. There's no numbered variant to chase.

For what the rarity codes mean, see the rarity guide, which explains the codes used across the range.

Every Earth Scroll Series 2 Card, Tier by Tier

The eight sheets below picture all 132 cards in KAYOU's own tier order, with the card number under each one. Card images are KAYOU's own, from the official Earth Scroll Series 2 series page, which is the North American print (item code NR-KP-DZJ-002A-NA). The SEA box (NR-KP-DZJ-002-SEA) shares this card list and numbering except for the fourth Diamond-UR, as covered above. Names are as KAYOU prints them; where a character has two cards in a tier, the number is the only difference in the list.

CR, Creative Rare: 4 cards

KAYOU's theme for the tier is "Fantastical Chronicle: Scroll of Ninja": full-art portraits with a "Famed Ninja" scroll naming the character, and the only cards marked L5.

• NREA02-CR-001 Kimimaro
• NREA02-CR-002 Tsunade
• NREA02-CR-003 Itachi Uchiha
• NREA02-CR-004 Jiraiya

AR, Amber Rare: 10 cards

Theme "Ukiyo-e Battle": woodblock-print style action scenes, each card naming the jutsu it shows and its type (Ninjutsu, Taijutsu, Kekkei Genkai). Naruto (AR-008) and Sasuke (AR-007) are the connected pair.

• NREA02-AR-001 Jirobo
• NREA02-AR-002 Choji Akimichi
• NREA02-AR-003 Gaara
• NREA02-AR-004 Kimimaro
• NREA02-AR-005 Kimimaro
• NREA02-AR-006 Rock Lee
• NREA02-AR-007 Sasuke Uchiha
• NREA02-AR-008 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-AR-009 Neji Hyuga
• NREA02-AR-010 Kidomaru

MR, Miracle Rare: 4 cards

Theme "Tarot": each character drawn as a major arcana card, with the numeral at the top and the card's name on the banner. Kabuto is XVIII The Moon, Tsunade XI Justice, Itachi IX The Hermit and Jiraiya V The Hierophant.

• NREA02-MR-001 Kabuto Yakushi
• NREA02-MR-002 Tsunade
• NREA02-MR-003 Itachi Uchiha
• NREA02-MR-004 Jiraiya

◇UR, Parallel Ultra Rare (Diamond-UR): 4 cards

Theme "Pop Art", and KAYOU's page adds "Contains 1 US Exclusive Card" without saying which. Team 7 in halftone colour, with the ◇ printed in the card number. The Kakashi is the card the SEA print replaces with an Itachi.

• NREA02-◇UR-001 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-◇UR-002 Sasuke Uchiha
• NREA02-◇UR-003 Sakura Haruno
• NREA02-◇UR-004 Kakashi Hatake

UR, Ultra Rare: 15 cards

Theme "Ninja Profiles": the character against a scroll and a monochrome second portrait. Tsunade and Kimimaro each have two. Mitsuki (UR-015) is the tier's one Boruto-era card.

• NREA02-UR-001 Jirobo
• NREA02-UR-002 Choji Akimichi
• NREA02-UR-003 Tayuya
• NREA02-UR-004 Tsunade
• NREA02-UR-005 Tsunade
• NREA02-UR-006 Kidomaru
• NREA02-UR-007 Kurenai Yuhi
• NREA02-UR-008 Dan Kato
• NREA02-UR-009 Kimimaro
• NREA02-UR-010 Kimimaro
• NREA02-UR-011 Rock Lee
• NREA02-UR-012 Itachi Uchiha
• NREA02-UR-013 Sakon Ukon
• NREA02-UR-014 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-UR-015 Mitsuki

SSR, Super Spark Rare: 25 cards

Theme "Ninjutsu Showcase": a jutsu in motion with its name on the banner (Naruto's Rasengan, for one). The Sound Four and Kimimaro take nine of the 25 slots; Boruto and Mitsuki close the tier.

• NREA02-SSR-001 Kankuro
• NREA02-SSR-002 Sakon Ukon
• NREA02-SSR-003 Tayuya
• NREA02-SSR-004 Temari
• NREA02-SSR-005 Kimimaro
• NREA02-SSR-006 Gaara
• NREA02-SSR-007 Kimimaro
• NREA02-SSR-008 Rock Lee
• NREA02-SSR-009 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-SSR-010 Sasuke Uchiha
• NREA02-SSR-011 Jirobo
• NREA02-SSR-012 Sakon Ukon
• NREA02-SSR-013 Kidomaru
• NREA02-SSR-014 Tayuya
• NREA02-SSR-015 Choji Akimichi
• NREA02-SSR-016 Tsunade
• NREA02-SSR-017 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-SSR-018 Kisame Hoshigaki
• NREA02-SSR-019 Kimimaro
• NREA02-SSR-020 Kimimaro
• NREA02-SSR-021 Sasuke Uchiha
• NREA02-SSR-022 Rock Lee
• NREA02-SSR-023 Itachi Uchiha
• NREA02-SSR-024 Boruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-SSR-025 Mitsuki

SR, Super Rare: 20 cards

Theme "Reappearance of Story Characters": anime stills with the character's rank under the name. The last four (Boruto, Sarada, Metal Lee, Chocho) are the next generation.

• NREA02-SR-001 Tsunade
• NREA02-SR-002 Shizune
• NREA02-SR-003 Kidomaru
• NREA02-SR-004 Kimimaro
• NREA02-SR-005 Kakashi Hatake
• NREA02-SR-006 Choji Akimichi
• NREA02-SR-007 Naruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-SR-008 Neji Hyuga
• NREA02-SR-009 Tayuya
• NREA02-SR-010 Kiba Inuzuka
• NREA02-SR-011 Sakura Haruno
• NREA02-SR-012 Tsume Inuzuka
• NREA02-SR-013 Jiraiya
• NREA02-SR-014 Sakon Ukon
• NREA02-SR-015 Jirobo
• NREA02-SR-016 Sasuke Uchiha
• NREA02-SR-017 Boruto Uzumaki
• NREA02-SR-018 Sarada Uchiha
• NREA02-SR-019 Metal Lee
• NREA02-SR-020 Chocho Akimichi

R, Rare: 50 cards

Theme "Story Recap": the only landscape cards in the set. Each carries an episode title from the English dub and a part number, and the 50 cards run in broadcast order from Itachi's return through the search for Tsunade to the end of the Sasuke retrieval arc. Grouped by episode:

• NREA02-R-001 to 002: Eye to Eye: Sharingan vs. Sharingan! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-003 to 004: Roar, Chidori! Brother vs. Brother! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-005 to 006: Keep on Training: Pop Goes the Water Balloon! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-007 to 010: Unforgivable! A Total Lack of Respect! (1/4 to 4/4)
• NREA02-R-011 to 012: Attack! Fury of the Rasengan! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-013 to 015: The Fifth Hokage! A Life on the Line! (1/3 to 3/3)
• NREA02-R-016 to 020: Gotta See! Gotta Know! Kakashi Sensei's True Face! (1/5 to 5/5)
• NREA02-R-021 to 023: An Invitation from the Sound (1/3 to 3/3)
• NREA02-R-024: Formation! The Sasuke Retrieval Squad! (1/1)
• NREA02-R-025: Squad Mutiny: Everything Falls Apart! (1/1)
• NREA02-R-026 to 027: Good-bye Old Friend! I'll Always Believe in You! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-028 to 029: 360 Degrees of Vision: The Byakugan's Blind Spot! (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-030: Roar and Howl! The Ultimate Tag-Team! (1/1)
• NREA02-R-031: To Each His Own Battle (1/1)
• NREA02-R-032 to 036: The Beast Within (1/5 to 5/5)
• NREA02-R-037 to 039: The Sand Shinobi: Allies of the Leaf (1/3 to 3/3)
• NREA02-R-040 to 043: A Cry on Deaf Ears (1/4 to 4/4)
• NREA02-R-044 to 046: For a Friend (1/3 to 3/3)
• NREA02-R-047 to 048: A Plea From a Friend (1/2, 2/2)
• NREA02-R-049 to 050: The End of Tears (1/2, 2/2)

Box, Packs or a Bundle: How to Buy Earth Scroll Series 2

There are four ways to buy Series 2, and each suits a different buyer.

Single packs. A single Earth Scroll Series 2 pack is the low-commitment way in. It's a look at the set rather than a real run at the top tiers, and it's handy for topping up a set you've already started. It's the same sealed pack that ships inside the SEA box.

The sealed box. The SEA booster box gives you the full opening experience and a far better shot at the upper tiers than a few loose packs, because you open 30 packs.

If you're a completionist: one SEA box gives you 120 cards against a 132-type pool, with duplicates, so a single box won't finish the set. The double-box bundle gets you closer, and the top tiers usually take trades or singles.

If you're buying as a gift: every pack has at least one SR, and a 30-pack box makes a proper opening session rather than a quick one.

The starter bundle. The Earth Scroll Series 2 Starter Bundle is one sealed SEA box plus four extra Series 2 packs: 34 packs in one order. It's the natural pick for a first-time buyer or a gift.

The double-box bundle. The Earth Scroll Series 2 Double Box Bundle is two sealed SEA boxes plus four extra packs. It suits a group break, or a collector who wants to rip one box and keep one sealed.

If you want both waves in one order, there's also an Earth Scroll Series 1 + 2 collector bundle.

Earth Scroll Series 2 vs Series 1

The two waves share the same shape: an 8-tier rarity ladder and a 30-pack SEA box. The pack sizes differ, and so does one tier at the top.

In Series 1, the CR cards are the chase on sold comps, and SP trades well below them.

Series 1 box stock is limited, so the easier way into that wave is the Earth Scroll Series 1 pack. For the chase cards in that set, see the most valuable Earth Scroll Series 1 cards.

Looking After Your Earth Scroll Pulls

Standard trading-card sleeves fit KAYOU Naruto cards. Sleeve your upper-tier pulls straight out of the pack, and put your CR, AR and Diamond-UR cards in top-loaders. The base cards can go into a binder. Keep everything out of heat and humidity: a hot car or a sunny room in an Australian summer can warp cards. The card storage guide walks through the options.

On authenticity, the simplest safeguard is buying sealed product from an Australian retailer that holds stock. If you pick up cards on the secondary market, the guide to spotting fake KAYOU Naruto cards covers what to check.

Where to Buy Earth Scroll Series 2 in Australia

We hold both editions and every buying shape in Australian stock, dispatched from NSW. There's no international shipping wait and no customs step.

• Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Box (SEA Edition)
• Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Box (NA Edition)
• Earth Scroll Series 2 Booster Pack
• Earth Scroll Series 2 Starter Bundle
• Earth Scroll Series 2 Double Box Bundle

One last check before you add to cart: the SEA box is 30 packs of 4, the NA box is 20 packs of 7. If you're building a set, stick to one.

Earth Scroll vs Jin Chapter: Which Set to Start With

Earth Scroll gives you more packs per box and a shorter rarity ladder. Jin Chapter SEA boxes are 10 packs of 5 with a PTR in every pack, and Jin Chapter Series 3 (NA) adds serialised numbered cards. To compare every box side by side, see all Naruto booster boxes, comparing KAYOU Naruto sets or the best KAYOU Naruto booster box to buy in 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is KAYOU Naruto Earth Scroll Series 2 a trading card game you can play?

No. It's a collectible card line with no rules or game format. The playable Naruto card game is Naruto Mythos, a separate product.

What's the difference between the SEA and NA Earth Scroll Series 2 boxes?

Both are genuine English printings of Earth Scroll Series 2. The SEA box holds 30 packs of 4 cards (120 cards) and the NA box holds 20 packs of 7 cards (140 cards), and they're priced differently. Both list 132 card types across 8 tiers, but one of the NA box's four Diamond-UR cards is a US exclusive, and KAYOU publishes separate odds for each box. If you're building a complete set, pick one edition and stay on it.

What's the chase card in Earth Scroll Series 2?

The Itachi CR. MR, Diamond-UR and CR hold only four card types each, and in the SEA box all three come from the same wide slot in about one pack in five. Of those, collectors pay most for the Itachi CR, with the Naruto and Sasuke AR pair behind it, while Diamond-UR sells below both. For the top cards ranked, see our most valuable Earth Scroll Series 2 cards guide.

How many rarity tiers does Earth Scroll Series 2 have?

Eight. KAYOU lists them from the top as CR, AR, MR, Diamond-UR, UR, SSR, SR and R, with Diamond-UR a parallel of UR. Diamond-UR takes the place of Series 1's SP tier, which is the main structural change between the two waves.

Which cards are the Diamond-UR cards?

On KAYOU's North American page the four Parallel Ultra Rares (printed ◇UR) are Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi, numbered NREA02-◇UR-001 to 004, and KAYOU notes that one of them is a US exclusive. The SEA print's fourth Diamond-UR is an Itachi instead of the Kakashi, so a Team 7 set from one print is not quite the same as the other's.

What do the L1 to L5 marks on the card numbers mean?

Every Earth Scroll Series 2 card number ends in a level mark that tracks the tier: L5 on the CR cards, L4 on AR and MR, L3 on Diamond-UR, UR and SSR, L2 on SR and L1 on R. It's printed on the card and in KAYOU's list, and it's a quick way to read a card's tier from its number alone.

Does every Earth Scroll Series 2 pack contain a rare card?

Every SEA pack contains at least one SR, because all three pack configurations printed on the box include one. The higher tiers are not in every pack: in the SEA box, only about one pack in five has the slot that can return a Diamond-UR or CR. KAYOU's odds are spread across total production, so two boxes from the same case can open very differently.

How many packs and cards are in an Earth Scroll Series 2 booster box?

The SEA box holds 30 packs of 4 cards, 120 cards in total. The NA box holds 20 packs of 7 cards, 140 cards in total, and some NA boxes add a box-topper promo card, but not every box. The SEA box has no promo card or box-topper, so everything in it is sealed packs.

Is Earth Scroll Series 2 a good first KAYOU Naruto set?

Yes. It's the higher-volume English line: 30 packs in a SEA box, a shorter rarity ladder than Jin Chapter, and a printed odds table on the SEA box. Series 1 is the alternative if you can find a box. If you want serialised numbered cards, look at Jin Chapter Series 3 instead.