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Team Nightmare’s late Radiance pulls: beachside Jarvan IV and a Seraphine showcase

We matched the cards shown at 14:30 and 15:04 to RAD 091a/167 and 138a/167, then connected their exact English Foil printings to saved U.S. reference prices.

TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-25
Actual Team Nightmare footage and original card pixels. Independent commentary, with no creator partnership or endorsement implied.
Actual Team Nightmare footage and original card pixels. Independent commentary, with no creator partnership or endorsement implied.

Two late reveals, then a little space on the mat

Near the end of Team Nightmare’s October 23 video, Riftbound Radiance Booster Box Opening, two alternate-art cards get their own place on the mat. We followed those visible reveals rather than reconstructing the box’s entire contents. Beachside Jarvan IV appears first; Seraphine follows. The final layout brings the two back together, giving collectors a clear pair to identify and compare.

Two late showcases
Beachside Jarvan IV
Next, Seraphine
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14:30 — Jarvan IV, Martial Paragon

The reveal starts at 14:28. At 14:30 the beach artwork and subtitle identify Jarvan IV, Martial Paragon, RAD 091a/167: the English Foil Showcase alternate art. It is not Royal Heir and should not inherit a quote for the regular 091/167 artwork. The beach scene is the visual hook, while the subtitle and the small a in the number keep the collection entry precise.

Original English Jarvan IV Martial Paragon RAD 091a/167 alternate art

15:04 — Seraphine, Not Alone

At 15:03 another reveal begins. The 15:04 frame matches Seraphine, Not Alone, RAD 138a/167, also an English Foil Showcase alternate art. This microphone-and-music image is not a K/DA promo or a signature edition. Both identified cards reappear in the 15:25 layout. We have not added a reaction, quote, or rarity claim that the checked footage cannot establish.

Original English Seraphine Not Alone RAD 138a/167 alternate art

What the $7.99 and $6.69 references describe

Checked October 25, TCGIndex stores a U.S. reference of USD 7.99 for Jarvan and USD 6.69 for Seraphine. Both records are JustTCG, English, Near Mint and Foil. Their observation times are October 25, 2026 at 00:48:49 and 00:48:55 KST respectively. These are saved market references, not a live seller asking price or a completed-sale receipt. Near Mint describes the quoted market condition, not a grade assigned to the filmed copies. They do not establish a box profit or expected return.

Which scene belongs in your binder?

Radiance’s official English release date is October 23. For its opening weekend, this video offers a small visual choice: Jarvan away from the battlefield, or Seraphine in performance. Open the matching TCGIndex detail, check its number, market, condition and observation date, and save the correct printing to your cards. The original creator’s video stays linked beside the analysis so you can see the reveals in context.

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