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Jurassic Park Trading Card Game Gets English Release on November 20, 2026

The English edition launches with two starter sets, a 101-card base set and the Raptor Strike expansion, distributed in the US by GTS Distribution.

The Jurassic Park Trading Card Game will get an English-language release in the United States on November 20, 2026, according to screenrant.com. The launch covers four products: Starter Set 1: When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, Starter Set 2: The Gate Is Open, Base Set 1: Outland Predator and Expansion Set 1: Raptor Strike.

Each starter deck contains 75 cards along with a playmat and a rulebook. Outland Predator, the base set, has 101 base cards and 24 parallel variants, while the Raptor Strike expansion adds 57 base cards and 11 parallels.

Booster packs hold six cards, and display boxes contain 24 packs. GTS Distribution will handle distribution of the English edition in the United States.

From Korea to the US market

The game was developed by South Korea's Young Cha Company together with Universal, with Ryo Shinomoto involved in development. Shinomoto previously worked on trading card games for One Piece and Dragon Ball Super.

The Jurassic Park TCG first launched in South Korea in July 2025 and was largely limited to the Korean market. Since then it has expanded through multiple new card set releases and organized competitions.

The franchise traces back to Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park, released in 1993 and based on Michael Crichton's novel, and later grew into the Jurassic World trilogy and 2025's Jurassic World Rebirth.

Quick answers

When does the Jurassic Park Trading Card Game release in English?

The English-language release is set for November 20, 2026, in the United States.

What products are in the English launch?

Four products: Starter Set 1: When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, Starter Set 2: The Gate Is Open, Base Set 1: Outland Predator and Expansion Set 1: Raptor Strike.

Who distributes the English edition in the US?

GTS Distribution handles distribution of the English edition in the United States.

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