KAYOU Naruto Glossary
What Is Jin Chapter?
Jin Chapter is the premium KAYOU Naruto series family, featuring a broader rarity ladder topped by a guaranteed PTR (and, in the NA Series 3 edition, serialised promo cards). It includes Series 1 and 2 (SEA edition: 10 packs × 5 cards) and Series 3 (NA edition: 12 packs × 8 cards). Jin Chapter is the most collected KAYOU Naruto line and the main collector progression path.
Quick Answer
Jin Chapter is the premium KAYOU Naruto series family, featuring a broader rarity ladder topped by a guaranteed PTR (and, in the NA Series 3 edition, serialised promo cards). It includes Series 1 and 2 (SEA edition: 10 packs × 5 cards) and Series 3 (NA edition: 12 packs × 8 cards). Jin Chapter is the most collected KAYOU Naruto line and the main collector progression path.
What is Jin Chapter?
Jin Chapter (also written 'Jin Ch.' or 'Chapter Jin') is KAYOU's flagship Naruto product line. It has a deeper rarity structure than Earth Scroll and covers more of the Naruto character roster. Series 1 and Series 2 are available in the SEA (Southeast Asia) English edition with 10 packs per box and 5 cards per pack, with PTR as the top guaranteed rarity; the numbered serialised chase cards are exclusive to the NA Series 3 edition, not the SEA boxes. Series 3 is only available in the NA (North America) edition (12 packs per box and 8 cards per pack), as no SEA edition of Series 3 has been released. Collectors who start with Earth Scroll typically move into Jin Chapter once they are ready for higher stakes pulls and a wider character selection.
Jin Chapter FAQs
What is the difference between Jin Chapter Series 1, 2, and 3?
Series 1 and 2 are SEA editions (10 packs × 5 cards, PTR guaranteed, no sealed promo pack). Series 3 is NA edition only (12 packs × 8 cards, different rarity structure, plus a sealed US-exclusive promo pack). No SEA edition of Series 3 exists yet.
Is Jin Chapter suitable for beginners?
Jin Chapter Series 1 is the most popular starting point for serious collectors. Earth Scroll Series 1 is lower priced and simpler — beginners who want a lower-commitment entry should start there first.