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Kangnami’s white-dragon reveal: following Reshiram 020/025 from the Golden Box
At 20:54 in Kangnami’s Golden Box opening, Reshiram appears. We followed the observed Japanese promo to its exact code and dated Korean-market references.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-28 · Editorial standards & corrections
The white card behind the suspense
Kangnami’s May 28, 2026 video moves from Akihabara shopping to a Golden Box opening back in Seoul. We returned to one specific moment: the second promo-pack reveal. Around 20:40, a white card becomes the clue; at 20:54, Reshiram is held up to the camera. The appeal is that small transition from guessing to seeing. This article follows the one card we could verify in that scene, rather than claiming a complete inventory of the opening.
Keep 020 beside the white dragon
The visible Japanese name, 130 HP, anniversary mark and full-card illustration match Reshiram in the official promo gallery. The reference card reads S8a-P 020/025: the Japanese 25th ANNIVERSARY edition promo. It is distinct from a regular expansion card with the same name and from a Korean-language version. The gallery presents the2010 Reshiram illustration. The filmed copy’s physical condition and grading remain unverified.
Two amounts need two dates
TCGIndex’s stored KREAM asking reference for this Japanese product is KRW 82,000, observed October 27 Korean time. The public KREAM product page we opened October 28 showed a KRW 87,000 headline amount. Both are Korean-market product references, with condition and grading unconfirmed. Neither establishes a current identical-condition quote for the filmed card. The source also displays PSA 10 sales; those graded records are kept separate rather than borrowed as the value of an ungraded pull.
Keep the scene, update the comparison
The video belongs to May; our check belongs to October 28. A filmed reaction or an old valuation cannot silently become today’s quote. We have not calculated a box return or opening profit from this single reference. If the illustration drew you in, watch the original reveal, save the Japanese code and return to its dated detail page for the next comparison. That preserves both the enjoyable moment and the physical card you actually wanted to find.
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