The package will include the game’s unique Pikachu VMAX, Drednaw VMAX, and a new Alcremie VMAX that hasn’t been revealed in the digital game yet. They will be printed as jumbo-sized cards on official card stock. The package also includes physical items of everything else needed to play the game, including Boss Attack cards and damage counters.

The “real” promo cards that can be won include cosmic holo versions of Pikachu from Sword and Shield, Drednaw from Sword and Shield, and Alcremie from Rebel Clash. They all have the Play! Pokemon stamp associated with promos from Pokemon Leagues and official tournaments.

This is almost like the Pokemon TCG: Rumble Game released in 2009. A special set of cards to play a special version of the Pokemon TCG with several other players. But while Rumble was designed as a packaged set available for purchase (as it used “real” Pokemon cards), Raid Battle only seems to be an in-store promotion, especially since the game is originally digital.