隨著寶可夢簡中版151系列於10月17日正式發售，不少產品銷往海外後引發廣泛爭議。部分海外玩家反映，他們連續開六盒 151系列產品，但僅獲得一張皮卡丘AR卡，質疑盒中存在「重封盒」的問題。事實上，不僅是151系列，早前發售的熱門產品如「寶石包」與「151 硬幣套裝」也陸續出現類似情況。隨後，網路上開始流傳疑似151系列「重封盒」的圖片，進一步引發玩家對內部消息洩露的猜測。

事實上，151系列早期產品就曾出現重封現象，但當時並未引起太多關注。今年 7 月，隨著「151 驚」系列的發售，簡中產品人氣大幅提升，一些商品價格更是從每盒約300元人民幣炒至1400元。高額利潤驅動下，不少商家開始鋌而走險，重封行為變得愈加猖獗，甚至波及海外市場，造成部分國外玩家對簡中版產品的信任危機。

為了應對重封盒問題，可以通過多種方法辨別真偽。首先，如果手上擁有官方正品包裝盒，可仔細對比盒面圖案顏色。正品盒採用高精度印刷技術，色彩還原度高，而重封盒常出現色差。其次，可使用手機相機放大查看盒底文字，正品字體清晰且邊緣銳利，重封盒則因印刷設備限制，字體通常模糊不清。再者，可嘗試用膠帶輕輕粘貼盒身塑封膜上的精靈球圖案，正品圖案附著力強，不易脫落，而重封盒的圖案則容易被撕落。

此外，包裝側面的防偽標籤也是辨別依據。正品標籤為鋁箔材質，表面光滑且圖案清晰；重封盒的標籤則偏粗糙，放大後細節模糊。通過放大鏡觀察盒面印刷，正品在放大後仍可見均勻的網格狀顆粒，而重封盒因印刷精度不足，圖案邊緣常出現暈染或模糊。盒內卡牌多為回收品，可能存在白邊、污漬或磨損，若開盒後發現卡牌品相不佳，玩家需提高警惕。

目前，在多個二手平台上，如閒魚、抖音、豆瓣等，頻繁出現回收寶可夢卡牌的訊息。這些回收行為很可能與重封盒產業鏈相關。因此，除了學會辨別重封盒，玩家也應避免參與卡牌回收，從源頭切斷灰色產業鏈的供給，以維護自身利益和市場秩序。

With the official release of the Simplified Chinese version of the Pokémon 151 series on October 17, a number of products were shipped overseas, sparking widespread controversy. Some international players reported that after opening six boxes of the 151 series, they had received only a single Pikachu AR card, raising suspicions about the presence of “re-sealed boxes.” In fact, this issue has not been limited to the 151 series; earlier popular products such as the “Gem Packs” and the “151 Coin Sets” have also shown similar problems. Subsequently, images purportedly showing re-sealed 151 series boxes began circulating online, prompting further speculation among players about potential leaks or insider information.

In reality, re-sealing issues had already appeared with early 151 series products, but they did not attract much attention at the time. After the release of the “151 Surprise” series in July, the popularity of the Simplified Chinese products surged, with some items’ prices climbing from around 300 yuan per box to as high as 1,400 yuan. Driven by high profits, some merchants began taking risks, and re-sealing practices became increasingly rampant, even spreading to overseas markets and causing a trust crisis among some international players toward Simplified Chinese Pokémon products.

Players can use several methods to identify genuine boxes and avoid re-sealed ones. If they have an official box on hand, they should carefully compare the box artwork and colors. Genuine boxes employ high-precision printing techniques with highly accurate color reproduction, whereas re-sealed boxes often show noticeable color deviations. Another method is to use a smartphone camera to zoom in on the text at the bottom of the box: authentic boxes feature clear, sharp-edged fonts, while re-sealed boxes often display blurred or uneven lettering due to printing limitations. Players can also lightly press tape onto the Poké Ball patterns on the shrink wrap; genuine patterns adhere firmly and do not peel off easily, whereas patterns on re-sealed boxes tend to come off immediately.

The anti-counterfeit label on the side of the box provides another point of comparison. Authentic labels are made of foil with a smooth surface and crisp graphics, while re-sealed boxes often have rougher labels with blurred details when magnified. Examining the box printing under magnification reveals that genuine boxes maintain a uniform grid-like texture, whereas re-sealed boxes frequently show blurred or smudged edges due to lower printing precision. The cards inside re-sealed boxes are often recycled items and may exhibit white edges, stains, or wear. If players notice cards in poor condition upon opening a box, they should exercise caution.

Currently, multiple second-hand platforms, including Xianyu, Douyin, and Douban, feature frequent postings for Pokémon card buybacks. These buyback activities are likely linked to the re-sealed box supply chain. Therefore, in addition to learning to identify re-sealed boxes, players are advised to avoid participating in card recycling, cutting off the supply chain at its source to protect their own interests and maintain the integrity of the market.