KAYOU Naruto Pull Rates and Box Odds Explained

KAYOU Naruto pull rates seem like insider knowledge — the kind of detail only veteran collectors know. In fact KAYOU prints the odds on the retail box for Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2 and both Earth Scroll series. Here is what those printed tables say about KAYOU Naruto pull rates and what to expect when you open a box.

Quick Answer

KAYOU prints appearance probabilities on the retail box for Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2 and both Earth Scroll series. The rates are averaged across total production, and the top tiers share one slot that the box does not split by tier. In Earth Scroll Series 2, every pack guarantees at least one SR. Across a 30-pack box, expect approximately nine SSRs and six premium-slot packs (UR, Diamond-UR, AR, MR, or CR). Every Jin Chapter pack carries one PTR, and the slot that can return SE comes in 3 of 10 Series 1 packs and 2 of 10 Series 2 packs. No KAYOU Naruto box guarantees a serialised card.

What Are Pull Rates in KAYOU Naruto?

"Pull rates" — or appearance probabilities — describe how likely you are to find each rarity tier in any given pack or box. In most trading card products, this information is either buried in fine print or not published at all. KAYOU Naruto breaks that pattern: the retail boxes for Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2 and both Earth Scroll series each print an appearance-probability table.

Pull rates are different from guaranteed hits. A guaranteed hit means every box contains at least one card of a specific rarity, regardless of luck. Pull rates describe probability across all packs produced — they tell you what is likely over time, not what any individual box will deliver.

If you are new to KAYOU rarity terminology, the KAYOU Naruto card rarity guide covers the full tier system — from R through to CR and serialised cards — before you dig into odds.

How SEA Edition Boxes Are Structured

CottierTCG stocks SEA (South-East Asia) edition KAYOU Naruto across two product lines: Jin Chapter and Earth Scroll. Jin Chapter Series 3 is the NA edition, covered separately below.

SEA edition boxes follow two different formats depending on the product line.

Jin Chapter Series 1 and Series 2 (SEA): 10 packs per box, 5 cards per pack — 50 cards total. Every pack includes one PTR, a parallel card, so each box gives you 10. That is a guaranteed parallel, not a guaranteed UR-or-better hit. There is no guaranteed serialised card.

Earth Scroll Series 1 and Series 2 (SEA): 30 packs per box. Series 1 packs hold 5 cards (150 cards a box) and Series 2 packs hold 4 (120 cards). The larger pack count changes the expected hit distribution significantly: more packs means individual results smooth out closer to the published averages.

The format difference matters when comparing boxes. A 30-pack Earth Scroll box gives you three times the pack count of a 10-pack Jin Chapter box, which changes how many SSRs and premium hits you can expect to see across a single purchase.

Earth Scroll Series 2: Official Appearance Probabilities

Earth Scroll Series 2 (model NR-KP-DZJ-002-SEA) prints its appearance probabilities on the retail box, as the Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2 and Earth Scroll Series 1 boxes do. This guide walks through it in full, and the other tables are summarised further down. The printed table is the source of truth: the manufacturer's own data, not community estimates or Reddit box-opening tallies.

Box format: 30 packs, 4 cards per pack, 120 cards total. The set contains 132 card types across 8 rarity tiers: R, SR, SSR, UR, AR, MR, Diamond-UR, and CR.

Pack Configurations (Appearance Probabilities)

Every pack guarantees at least one SR — that is the floor for every Earth Scroll S2 pack. The fourth card slot determines the upgrade:

• 50% of packs are base SR packs: three R cards and one SR.
• 30% of packs hit an SSR upgrade alongside the SR.
• 20% of packs contain a premium hit slot — which can be a UR, Diamond-UR, AR, MR, or CR. The manufacturer data also lists R as a possible outcome in this slot, meaning not every premium-slot pack upgrades above SR.

The official notes state that rates are based on total production volume and that duplicate cards may occur.

Rarity Pool Sizes

The largest pool is R at 50 types. The rarest pools — MR, Diamond-UR, and CR — each contain only 4 types. That narrow pool is what makes specific cards genuinely hard to pull even when you do land the premium slot.

What the Odds Mean Per Box

Based on the official Earth Scroll S2 rates, a typical 30-pack box looks like:

• 30 SR hits guaranteed — every pack contains one
• ~9 SSR hits — 30% rate across 30 packs
• ~6 premium-slot packs — 20% rate across 30 packs, where the premium card could range from R through to CR

The premium slots are where variance lives. Six packs per box carry that premium fourth slot, but the exact distribution between R, UR, Diamond-UR, AR, MR, and CR within those six packs is not broken out in the manufacturer data. You could run a box with multiple URs, or land below that. The published rates describe the long-run average across all boxes produced — individual boxes will vary around those averages.

Jin Chapter vs Earth Scroll: What We Actually Know

KAYOU prints appearance probabilities on the Jin Chapter Series 1 and Series 2 SEA boxes and the Earth Scroll Series 1 SEA box too. Like the Earth Scroll Series 2 table, they are averaged across total production, and the top tiers share one slot that the box does not split by tier. Community rate threads built from box openings are small samples, so check them against the printed table.

What the other boxes print:

• Jin Chapter Series 1 (SEA): Every pack carries one PTR and at least one SR. 2 in 10 packs are 2R + 2SR + PTR, 5 in 10 add one of SR, SSR or UR, and 3 in 10 add one of SR, SSR, UR, PU, MR, BP, SP or SE. The set has 158 card types across 10 tiers.

• Jin Chapter Series 2 (SEA): Every pack carries one PTR and at least one SR. 8 in 10 packs add one of SR, SSR or UR, and 2 in 10 add one of SSR, UR, PU, MR, BP, AR, SP or SE. The set has 168 card types across 11 tiers.

• Earth Scroll Series 1 (SEA): Every pack is 3R + 1SR plus one more card: an SSR in 9 of 30 packs, a UR in 4 of 30, and one of R, AR, MR, SP or CR in the other 17. The set has 131 card types across 8 tiers.

• Jin Chapter Series 3 (NA edition): A different box format entirely — 12 packs per box, 8 cards per pack, with a sealed NA-exclusive promo pack included. The NA edition has a different rarity structure. The Jin Chapter Series 3 guide covers the differences in detail. We have no verifiable printed odds table for Series 3, so treat any Series 3 pull rate as observation, not fact.

None of these tables says how the shared top slot splits between its tiers, so there is no printed rate for an SE, SP or CR on its own, and no box guarantees one.

For a full breakdown of how SEA and NA editions compare structurally — formats, rarity tiers, promo content — the SEA vs NA edition guide is the most complete reference.

Why Serialised Cards Are Not Guaranteed

Serialised cards — individually numbered cards stamped with a print number — are not included in any KAYOU Naruto box guarantee. They sit above the standard rarity tiers and appear in packs based on pull probability, not as a box-level promise.

In Earth Scroll S2, the premium rarity tiers — MR, Diamond-UR, and CR — each contain only 4 card types in the full set of 132. That narrow pool means even pulling the right rarity tier does not guarantee the specific chase card you are after. You need to hit the premium-slot pack AND land on the right card within a small pool.

If you are specifically chasing serialised cards, the KAYOU Naruto serialised cards guide covers what they are, how many copies exist, and what to expect when hunting them. The short version: go in for the overall pull experience — SRs, SSRs, and the chance at a premium hit — and treat a serialised pull as a bonus rather than an expectation.

Wondering whether a KAYOU box is worth the investment regardless of chasing the rarest cards? The KAYOU Naruto value breakdown covers what you actually get for your money and how different boxes compare.

Current KAYOU Naruto booster box stock is available at the boxes page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the official KAYOU Naruto Earth Scroll Series 2 pull rates?

Earth Scroll S2 has manufacturer-printed appearance probabilities. Every pack guarantees one SR. Across a 30-pack box: 50% of packs are 3R + 1SR, 30% are 2R + 1SR + 1SSR, and 20% are 2R + 1SR + 1 premium card (UR, Diamond-UR, AR, MR, or CR). The Jin Chapter Series 1 and 2 and Earth Scroll Series 1 boxes print their own tables, summarised above.

Does every KAYOU Naruto box guarantee a serialised card?

No. Serialised cards are not guaranteed in any KAYOU Naruto box. They are pull-based and genuinely rare — most boxes will not contain one. The guarantee in Jin Chapter SEA boxes (Series 1 and 2) is one PTR parallel in every pack, not a serialised card.

What is a PTR card in KAYOU Naruto?

PTR is commonly read as Parallel Texture Rare, a parallel tier with a textured finish. In Jin Chapter SEA boxes (Series 1 and 2), the printed odds put one PTR in every pack, drawn from 20 designs, so a 10-pack box gives you 10. It is a guaranteed parallel, not a guaranteed UR-or-better hit, and Earth Scroll has no PTR tier.

Are Jin Chapter Series 1 and Series 2 pull rates officially published?

Yes. KAYOU prints appearance probabilities on the Jin Chapter Series 1 and Series 2 SEA retail boxes, as it does for both Earth Scroll series. Every pack carries one PTR, and the slot that can return PU, MR, BP, SP or SE (plus AR in Series 2) comes in 3 of 10 Series 1 packs and 2 of 10 Series 2 packs. The rates are averaged across total production and that slot is not split by tier, so no box guarantees any single top tier.

What is the rarest card type in Earth Scroll Series 2?

MR (Mega Rare), Diamond-UR, and CR (Custom Rare) are the rarest tiers — each has only 4 card types in the set of 132. They appear only in the 20% premium-slot packs, where a single card replaces the standard SR hit. Because R is also a possible outcome in that premium slot, landing a specific MR, Diamond-UR, or CR requires both hitting the premium-slot pack and landing on the right card within a very small pool.