KAYOU Naruto Heaven Scroll Card List: Rarities, Chases and Smriti

Quick Answer

Heaven Scroll Series 1 has 158 card types across 10 rarity tiers, from 50 R cards up to 4 SP and 4 SE, and its SE chase cards are Sasuke, Naruto, Zabuza and Haku from the Land of Waves arc. It is an English set sold in North America and Europe, and the standard display box holds 24 packs of 8 cards. "Smriti" on the box is KAYOU's name for its whole English Naruto range, not a premium set. We don't stock Heaven Scroll, but its cards are sold under the same NRSA01 codes as the Jin Chapter Series 1 box we sell.

KAYOU Naruto Heaven Scroll Series 1 Card List by Rarity

KAYOU's official page gives the card list as a count of card types per rarity tier. Here it is from the scarcest tier down:

Three things to know when you read it:

1. The rarity code is printed on the card. Go by the printed code, not by how shiny or textured a card looks. Our card rarity guide covers every code across the range.
2. PTR is the guaranteed foil. In the SEA box that shares this list, every pack has one, so a PTR is the most common foil, not a big pull.
3. Tier and wave labels are not rarities. A "T4W6" or "Wave 2" tag in a listing describes a product release, not a card. Our tier and wave system explainer decodes that shorthand.

Heaven Scroll Chase Cards

The chase cards sit in the two 4-type tiers at the top of the ladder. Cards sold as Heaven Scroll carry NRSA01 card codes, and the SE and SP cards under those codes are:

That line-up fits the Land of Waves theme: Team 7 plus the two Mist ninja they fight on the bridge. Sasuke (SE-001) and Naruto (SE-002) are the set's top two cards, and Naruto is the most-traded SP. One lower-tier card punches above its rarity: Naruto "Sexy Jutsu" (NRSA01-SSR-021). The BP brush-ink set opens with Naruto (BP-001).

You will not find Itachi here. He is not in the SE or SP pools for this card list, so a listing selling an "Itachi Heaven Scroll SE" deserves a second look.

We do not quote Heaven Scroll pull odds: most figures online come from the Chinese release, which uses a different box. For what these cards sell for, see the price guide's Jin Chapter Series 1 section (same NRSA01 pool) and our Jin Chapter Series 1 most valuable cards. For how they rank against every other KAYOU Naruto card, see the rarest KAYOU Naruto cards.

Is Heaven Scroll Available in Australia?

Not officially. KAYOU's English Heaven Scroll editions are the North American (NA) edition, which KAYOU lists as a September 2025 release, and a European (EMEA) edition that followed in May 2026. Australia has neither, and no Australian release date has been announced as of September 2026.

There is also no SEA edition announced, and SEA is the edition through which most KAYOU Naruto stock reaches Australian stores. In practice, the only way to get Heaven Scroll here today is to import NA product yourself, mostly through eBay listings. That means international postage on top of US pricing and vetting sellers carefully. Our fake-spotting guide covers the checks worth doing before you pay, and our SEA vs NA editions guide explains what the edition difference means for a collector.

The bigger risk is paying international postage for a Smriti box that is already sold in Australia in English. Before you import, match the set name, the series number and the edition against the decoder table below.

The closest thing on our shelves: the Jin Chapter Series 1 box is sold under the same NRSA01 card codes and has the same 158-type ladder, in the SEA 10-pack format. Our Series 1 vs Series 2 comparison helps if you are choosing between Jin boxes. Want to try the range first? A single Earth Scroll Series 2 pack is the cheapest way in. Comparing every box? See all KAYOU Naruto booster boxes or our best KAYOU Naruto booster box guide.

Where CottierTCG stands: we don't stock Heaven Scroll today, and we won't pretend otherwise. If that changes, Collector's Club members will hear first. Join via the signup in the footer below, or send us a message and we'll let you know where things stand.

Heaven Scroll vs Earth Scroll vs Jin Chapter: Where It Fits

Heaven Scroll has its own set name, but it is one set within the Smriti range, not a line of its own. Despite the matching "Scroll" name, Heaven Scroll is not Earth Scroll's companion series or its next wave: its cards carry NRSA01 codes, while Earth Scroll uses NREA01 and NREA02.

The evidence points to Jin Chapter Series 1:

• Same model number. KAYOU lists Heaven Scroll as model NR-RDIV-Z001-NA. The Jin Chapter Series 1 SEA box we stock is printed model NR-RDIV-Z001.
• Same card codes. On resale marketplaces, the same NRSA01 codes are sold under both names, and sellers use "Heaven Scroll Series 1" and "Jin Chapter Series 1" interchangeably.
• Same ladder. KAYOU's Heaven Scroll tier counts match the Jin Chapter Series 1 box tier for tier: 4 SE, 4 SP, 7 BP, 6 MR, 8 PU, 15 UR, 20 PTR, 24 SSR, 20 SR and 50 R.

Our earlier version of this guide called Heaven Scroll a separate product line. The evidence says otherwise, but we haven't yet checked a physical Heaven Scroll box against our Jin Chapter Series 1 stock, so treat "same cards, different box" as very likely rather than confirmed.

The boxes do differ. The Jin Chapter Series 1 box we sell is the SEA edition: 10 packs of 5 cards with a PTR in every pack. Heaven Scroll's standard display box is the NA edition: 24 packs of 8 cards.

What "Smriti" Means on the Box

"Smriti" is a Sanskrit word for memory or remembrance, which KAYOU glosses as "legacy". KAYOU uses it as the line name for its English Naruto collectible cards. It is not a set name or a rarity tier.

So there is no single Smriti card list. Each set on a Smriti box has its own: Heaven Scroll's is above, and the Earth Scroll and Jin Chapter lists are in our KAYOU Naruto card list and price guide.

The word turns up across the range:

• KAYOU's US launch announcement calls it "KAYOU Naruto-Smriti Collectible Cards, Heaven Scroll Series 1", and its series page lists it as "NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Card-Heaven Scroll-NA".
• The Earth Scroll Series 1 box we sell carries the manufacturer name "NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Cards", followed by the code "Earth, Scroll-001-NA".
• The Jin Chapter Series 2 SEA box we sell is printed "NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Cards-Chapter Jin-SEA".

Our earlier version of this guide described Smriti as a new premium brand given to Heaven Scroll alone. That was wrong, and we have corrected it.

Like every KAYOU Naruto product, Smriti cards are collectibles with no gameplay: you collect them for the art and the chase.

Smriti Box Name Decoder

The same box can reach you under different names. One product can carry three strings:

1. The printed manufacturer name, which leads with "NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Cards" and ends in a code.
2. The English set name, such as Earth Scroll Series 2 or Jin Chapter Series 1.
3. The seller's own listing title, which may mix the two, add a tier and wave tag, or borrow a name from another market.

This table maps each name to the set it actually is.

A listing titled "Smriti Earth Scroll Series 2" or "Smriti Wave 2 Earth Scroll" is an Earth Scroll Series 2 box. Check the pack count to tell the SEA box (30 packs of 4) from the NA box (20 packs of 7), and see our Earth Scroll Series 2 box guide for how the two differ.

Both Earth Scroll Series 1 box labels print the same 131-card pool. For Earth Scroll Series 2, KAYOU lists 132 card types for both boxes, but one of the NA box's four Diamond-UR cards is a US exclusive, so the two card lists are not identical.

Watch the series number: the "Chapter Jin English Series 2" box sold in the US is the NA edition of Series 2, not the SEA Jin Chapter Series 2 box we sell, which is 10 packs of 5 with no promo. Our Jin Chapter Series 3 vs Series 2 comparison sets out how the NA and SEA boxes differ, and the Series 3 guide covers the serialised NA set.

Reading the box code

A string like "Earth, Scroll-001-NA" has three parts: the set name, a three-digit number and an edition suffix. On Earth Scroll Series 1 (001) and Jin Chapter Series 3 (003) the number matches the series, but not every box follows this: the Jin Chapter Series 2 SEA box is model NR-KP-ZZZ-007-SEA. Confirm the set with its name and card codes rather than the number alone.

The suffix marks the edition: -NA for North American English boxes, -EMEA for European ones. SEA boxes don't always carry a suffix (our Jin Chapter Series 1 box is plain NR-RDIV-Z001).

Reading the card code

Each card carries a code that ties it to its card list. NRSA01, NRSA02 and NRSA03 are the three Jin Chapter card lists released so far (Series 4 is due on 16 October 2026), and NRSA01 is also the list sold as Heaven Scroll. NREA01 and NREA02 are Earth Scroll Series 1 and 2. If a seller's box name and the card codes disagree, trust the card codes.

Listings also mix in tier and wave shorthand such as "T3W2". That is a separate labelling layer that collectors and some retailers use, and KAYOU does not print it on the box.

Inside the NA Box: Configuration and Contents

• 24 packs per box, 8 cards per pack: 192 cards in a sealed display box
• 158 card types across 10 rarity tiers (see the card list table above)
• An exclusive PR Konan box card included with sealed boxes
• An -NA suffix on the product code, a quick reference when reading import listings
• A 12-pack foil box also exists alongside the 24-pack display box

Thematically, Heaven Scroll Series 1 covers the Land of Waves arc, episodes 1–19 of the original anime. That means Team 7's origin story: Kakashi's bell test, Zabuza, Haku and the Great Naruto Bridge.

KAYOU's series page lists the NA edition as a September 2025 release. It is sold through major US retailers, and a European edition followed in May 2026. Collectors who follow the Chinese market know its CN equivalent by the shorthand T4W6, Tier 4 Wave 6. The Chinese T4W6 release came earlier, in a different configuration: 18 packs per box, in Simplified Chinese. So the NA edition is not simply a translated reprint, and CN pull rates don't apply to it.

Don't Confuse It With the 2023 "Heaven & Earth Scroll" Box

In 2023, KAYOU released a Chinese-market limited box called "Heaven & Earth Scroll", which still circulates on AliExpress and resale marketplaces. Beyond the name overlap, it has nothing to do with Heaven Scroll Series 1. It is an older, Chinese-language product with a different card list.

If a cheap "Heaven Scroll" box doesn't carry the "NARUTO-Smriti Collectible Card-Heaven Scroll" name, or the seller can't confirm an -NA or -EMEA product code, you are probably looking at the 2023 box or a mislabelled listing.

Chase Tiers in Other Smriti Sets

Every Smriti set uses a rarity ladder built from the same family of codes: R and SR at the bottom, foil tiers through the middle and a few small tiers at the top. What changes from set to set is which top tiers exist and which characters fill them.

For the named cards across every set, see KAYOU Naruto chase cards in Australia, the rarest KAYOU Naruto cards and the most valuable characters guide. For what they sell for, see the Earth Scroll Series 2 most valuable cards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Smriti mean on a KAYOU Naruto box?

Smriti is the line name KAYOU prints across its English Naruto collectible cards. It is a Sanskrit word for memory or remembrance, which KAYOU glosses as "legacy". It is not a set name or a premium tier, and it appears on Earth Scroll, Jin Chapter and Heaven Scroll boxes alike.

Is Naruto Smriti a different product to Earth Scroll?

No. Earth Scroll is a set within the Smriti line, so a listing for "Smriti Earth Scroll Series 2" is an Earth Scroll Series 2 box. Sellers who lead with the Smriti name are usually copying the printed manufacturer name. Check the series number and the edition to confirm which box it is.

How many cards are in the KAYOU Naruto Heaven Scroll card list?

KAYOU lists 158 card types across 10 rarity tiers. The biggest tier is R with 50 types, and the two top tiers, SE and SP, have 4 types each. A sealed NA display box holds 24 packs of 8 cards, which is 192 cards.

What are the chase cards in Heaven Scroll?

The chase cards are the SE and SP tiers. The SE pool is Sasuke, Naruto, Zabuza and Haku, and the SP pool is Naruto, Sasuke, Sakura and Kakashi. For what they sell for, see our KAYOU Naruto card list and price guide.

Where are the chase cards in the Smriti line?

It depends on the set. Heaven Scroll and Jin Chapter Series 1 put the chase in SE and SP, Jin Chapter Series 3 in its serialised tiers, and Earth Scroll in CR. For the named cards, see our rarest KAYOU Naruto cards list.

Are Heaven Scroll cards worth anything?

Most of the value sits in the eight SE and SP cards, with the BP cards and the Naruto "Sexy Jutsu" SSR behind them. For current sold prices, see our price guide, which covers the same NRSA01 cards under Jin Chapter Series 1.

Is Heaven Scroll the same as Jin Chapter Series 1?

Very likely, but not yet confirmed from a physical box. KAYOU lists Heaven Scroll as model NR-RDIV-Z001-NA, our Jin Chapter Series 1 box is model NR-RDIV-Z001, and both share the NRSA01 codes and an identical 158-type ladder. The boxes differ: Heaven Scroll's display box is 24 packs of 8, while the Jin Chapter Series 1 box we sell is the SEA edition with 10 packs of 5.

Is Heaven Scroll the same as Earth Scroll?

No. Both carry the Smriti name, but they are different card lists with different codes: NRSA01 for Heaven Scroll and NREA01 or NREA02 for Earth Scroll. Earth Scroll has its own rarity ladder with CR at the top.

Is Naruto Smriti a TCG?

No. Some listings say "Naruto TCG Smriti", but KAYOU Naruto cards, Heaven Scroll included, are collectibles with no gameplay or tournament format. If you want a playable Naruto card game, that is Naruto Mythos by Cicaboom, a different product: see our Naruto Mythos vs KAYOU comparison.

Why do some listings say Smriti Wave 2 and others say Series 2?

They come from two different naming systems. The series number is the official set name printed on the box, while wave labels are collector and retailer shorthand for release batches. Go by the series number and the card codes, and see our tier and wave explainer for the shorthand.

What does T4W6 mean for Heaven Scroll?

T4W6 is the Chinese-market tier and wave shorthand for Heaven Scroll's CN equivalent, Tier 4 Wave 6. The Chinese release has 18 packs per box in Simplified Chinese, so it is a different product configuration. Our tier and wave explainer covers how the notation maps to official product names.

Does CottierTCG stock Heaven Scroll Series 1?

Not currently. The closest thing we stock is the Jin Chapter Series 1 box, which is sold under the same NRSA01 card codes in the SEA edition. Join the Collector's Club (footer signup) or contact us to hear if Heaven Scroll lands.

Which Smriti boxes can I buy in Australia?

We stock Earth Scroll Series 1 and 2 and Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2. Heaven Scroll has no Australian release as of September 2026, so it is import-only. The closest match is the Jin Chapter Series 1 box, which is sold under the same NRSA01 card codes.

When will Heaven Scroll be released in Australia?

No Australian release has been announced as of September 2026, and no SEA edition has been announced either. Official English editions cover North America and Europe, so Australian collectors are limited to imports for now.