Pokémon Fusion Strike Booster Packs for Pokemon Vending
Sealed Pokémon TCG Sword & Shield: Fusion Strike booster packs, built for Pokemon vending and sized to drop clean through the standard 22mm coils in every VTM trading card vending machine. Released November 12, 2021, Fusion Strike is a 264-card Sword & Shield expansion that introduced the Fusion Strike battle style and is headlined by fan-favorite alternate-art Mew VMAX, Gengar VMAX, and Genesect V chase pulls, one of the most requested sets in the secondary market and a proven driver of the repeat vend behavior that keeps Pokemon vending machines earning.
Real route data backs this category: operators have vended 4,100+ Pokemon packs in a single 30-day window at a roughly $19 average vend price. New to the category or scaling a route? Our Pokemon vending guide covers how to source packs, price them for margin, and place machines that profit. When you are ready to add capacity, browse the full lineup of Pokemon vending machines and trading card kiosks for sale at VTM Vending, from the compact Mini Wall to the high-capacity Slim Tower 2.0.
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Why Fusion Strike for Pokemon Vending
- Alternate-art Mew VMAX, Gengar VMAX, and Genesect V chase pulls drive some of the strongest repeat vend rates in the Sword & Shield era
- Sword & Shield boosters are out of print, sealed Fusion Strike supply only gets scarcer while collector demand holds
- Standard pack dimensions that drop clean through 22mm coils
- Loads into any Pokemon vending machine from VTM, wall-mount or freestanding, compact to high-capacity
- Pair with our Top-Loader Card Pack Case for jam-free vending
- Ships nationwide to all 50 states, packed to protect against bent corners and damage
Build the coil mix: run Fusion Strike as your premium chase column, then round out the machine with a value column like Pokémon Journey Together booster packs and a current-era draw like Pokémon Phantasmal Flames booster packs, so every price point on the keypad gives customers a reason to come back.
FAQ for Pokémon Fusion Strike Booster Packs
How many cards are in a Pokémon Fusion Strike booster pack?
Each Pokémon TCG Sword & Shield: Fusion Strike booster pack contains 10 cards, sealed.
When was Pokémon Fusion Strike released and how big is the set?
Fusion Strike released on November 12, 2021 as a Sword & Shield expansion of 264 cards (284 including secret rares), and introduced the Fusion Strike battle style to the Pokémon TCG.
What are the chase cards in Fusion Strike?
Fusion Strike is best known for its alternate-art Mew VMAX and Gengar VMAX, along with Genesect V and strong Fusion Strike V and VMAX pulls, driving high secondary-market demand and repeat vend behavior at the machine.
Is Fusion Strike still worth stocking in a Pokemon vending machine in 2026?
Yes. Sword & Shield era boosters are out of print, so sealed Fusion Strike supply only shrinks while alternate-art Mew VMAX and Gengar VMAX remain two of the most chased modern cards, making it a strong anchor column next to lower-cost current-era sets. The Operator Economics grid above tracks the listed price on this page.
Will Pokémon Fusion Strike booster packs fit my vending machine?
Yes. Fusion Strike packs are standard Pokémon booster dimensions and drop clean through 22mm coil pitch, the same coil profile used in every VTM Pokemon vending machine. For added protection, pair them with the Protective Card Pack Case.
How much profit can I make vending Pokémon Fusion Strike booster packs?
Suggested vend follows VTM Vending's standard formula: (listed price x 1.20) + $5, rounded up to the nearest dollar. The Operator Economics grid above tracks the listed price on this page for current price, vend, profit per pack, and margin. Figures are before payment processing and venue revenue share.
Do you ship Pokémon booster packs nationwide?
VTM Vending ships Pokémon Fusion Strike booster packs to all 50 states, packed to protect against bent corners and damage.
Are these Pokémon booster packs sealed?
All Pokémon Fusion Strike booster packs from VTM Vending are sealed and sourced through authorized channels, ready to load directly into your Pokemon vending machine.
Who can buy Pokémon booster packs from VTM Vending?
Pokémon booster pack inventory is reserved for VTM Vending machine customers, current operators or new buyers purchasing a Pokemon vending machine in the same order. This keeps pack supply available for active routes.
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What's inside
- 264 cards, 284 with secret rares
- Alternate-art Mew VMAX and Gengar VMAX
- Fusion Strike battle style debut
Why it vends
- Evergreen chase set
- Out of print, supply only shrinks
- Strong repeat vend rates
Fits every machine
Every Fusion Strike pack rides the 22mm coil in a top-loader case, from the Mini TCG to the Slim Tower 2.0.
What's inside Fusion Strike
- Set size. 264 cards, 284 including secret rares.
- Era. Sword & Shield expansion, released November 12, 2021.
- Mechanic. Introduced the Fusion Strike battle style to the Pokémon TCG.
- Chase cards. Alternate-art Mew VMAX and Gengar VMAX, plus Genesect V and strong Fusion Strike V and VMAX pulls.
- Pack contents. 10 cards per pack, sealed.
- Status. Out of print.
Top-loader cases: why Fusion Strike packs fit VTM Pokémon vending machines
A sealed booster pack is light, flexible, and foil-cornered, the wrong shape for any spiral coil on its own. VTM solved that with a rigid top-loader vending case, a clear acrylic sleeve sized to the 22mm coil pitch that turns each Fusion Strike pack into a uniform unit the precision coil can push and the product pusher can keep feeding forward.
- Protects corners and edges through the drop, so every pack arrives display-grade.
- Crystal-clear, UV-resistant acrylic keeps the pack art visible through the glass.
- Reusable across restocks. One 50-pack ($22, about 44 cents per case) runs a single machine for months.
- Also fits Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana, and Yu-Gi-Oh! packs.
Built for VTM Pokémon vending machines
Every VTM Pokémon vending machine, from the $2,850 Mini TCG to the $5,000 Slim Tower 2.0, runs the same 22mm coil, top-loader case, and product pusher system, so a Fusion Strike pack loads the same way in a wall unit at a gas station or a floor tower in a grocery aisle. Machines ship with Nayax VPOS Touch cashless payment, US-hosted VTM software and a mobile app with remote restart, live inventory and pricing control from your phone, and a 1-year warranty, and they deliver to all 50 states.
Sold for VTM machines
Vend Fusion Strike in a VTM Pokémon card vending machine
Fusion Strike packs load into a top-loader case and drop through the 22mm coil and product pusher in every VTM trading card machine, from the $2,850 Mini TCG to the floor-standing Slim Tower 2.0. Hover a machine to see it open and loaded, and the fill line under each one is worked out from this page's live price. The machines are sold at VTM Vending.
Hover or tap to open
$2,850
Mini TCG
- Aisles8
- Capacity120 packs
- Size (W x H x D)21.6" x 33.3" x 8.7"
Wall-mounted, or on a pedestal stand. Capacity based on the 22mm coil configuration.
Fill it with Fusion Strike120 packs, about $2,520 at today's price
View Mini TCG
Hover or tap to open
$3,550
Slim Wall TCG
- Aisles10
- Capacity160 packs
- Size (W x H x D)23.6" x 40.5" x 10.2"
Wall-mounted, or on a pedestal stand. Capacity based on the 22mm coil configuration.
Fill it with Fusion Strike160 packs, about $3,360 at today's price
View Slim Wall TCG
Hover or tap to open
$4,250
Mega Wall 2.0 TCG
- Aisles15
- Capacity240 packs
- Size (W x H x D)23.6" x 40.5" x 14"
Wall-mounted, or on a pedestal stand. Capacity based on the 22mm coil configuration.
Fill it with Fusion Strike240 packs, about $5,040 at today's price
View Mega Wall 2.0 TCG
Hover or tap to open
$5,000
Slim Tower 2.0 TCG
- Aisles24
- Capacity456 packs
- Size (W x H x D)33.5" x 72.8" x 23.2"
Freestanding, 43 inch touchscreen. Capacity based on the 22mm coil configuration.
Fill it with Fusion Strike456 packs, about $9,576 at today's price
View Slim Tower 2.0 TCGHow it vends
22mm coil, product pusher, top-loader case
VTM machines do not need an elevator or a robotic arm to deliver cards. A specialized 22mm coil paired with a rigid top-loader pack case does the job, and a product pusher keeps the row feeding forward. Traditional trading card kiosks move product with robotic arms or elevator systems and run $10,000 to $20,000 before you vend a single pack. VTM engineered a purpose-built coil that relies on proven spiral vending, so the lineup runs $2,850 to $5,000.
The same coil, case, and pusher system is sized to each machine's tray. Wall-mounted machines come with a mounting bracket and hardware and can also be bolted to a pedestal stand to stand on the floor. Machines ship unwrapped; TCG wraps are sold separately at VTM Vending.
Read the full Pokémon vending machine guide, run the profit calculator, or browse the install gallery.
22mm coils built for trading card and Pokemon booster packs.
Top-loader cases and product pusher to ensure successful vends and protected packs.
Door open: rows of booster packs in top-loader cases on 22mm coils.
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Machine prices, capacities, and dimensions are as listed at VTM Vending and may change. Fill estimates use this page's current price and do not include top-loader cases, shipping, or tax. VTM Vending Wholesale is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Nintendo, The Pokémon Company, or Creatures Inc.
