NARUTO Mythos TCG Sleeves: Size, Designs and Deck Box
Cicaboom's NARUTO Mythos TCG accessories page lists four sleeve designs, one flip-top deck holder and four binders. Here is the sleeve size and pack count the packaging prints, what each product is, and what the page leaves out: prices, capacity and a buy link.

Cicaboom prints the sleeve size on the pack: 67 x 92 mm, "for card size up to 63 x 88 mm", 60 sleeves to a pack. That is the whole spec sheet, and it comes from the official accessories page for NARUTO Mythos TCG, which lists four sleeve designs, one deck holder and four binders. It carries no prices and no buy button, only a "Find a store" link under each product group.
This post is the product rundown for that page. The rules for when sleeves are mandatory at a tournament are in our Store Championships post and the how-to-play guide; the Starter Pack, Display Box and Collector Binder contents are in the NARUTO Mythos TCG explainer. Here the question is narrower: what does the publisher actually sell to protect and carry your cards, and what is it prepared to tell you about it?
The sleeve spec on the pack
The accessories page describes the sleeves as "Premium art sleeves featuring NARUTO Mythos TCG artwork", with every pack holding 60 sleeves that are ultra-clear, soft-touch, acid free and PVC free. The pack photos print the same claims ("Premium Quality, Ultra clear, Soft touch-feel, Acid free, no PVC") next to the size line.
| Spec | What the page and pack say |
|---|---|
| Sleeves per pack | 60 |
| Sleeve size | 67 x 92 mm |
| Card size they are made for | Cards up to 63 x 88 mm |
| Material claims | Ultra-clear, soft-touch feel, acid free, PVC free |
| Marketed for | "standard-size cards", "into every TCG you play" |
The sleeve is 4 mm wider and 4 mm taller than the largest card it is rated for. The page does not name a card thickness, a sleeve gauge or a film material. We have not measured a Mythos card ourselves, so treat "standard size" as the publisher's word.
Four sleeve designs
The page shows four designs, each photographed as a pack and as a front view of the sleeves:
- NARUTO Gold
- NARUTO Blaze
- Itachi Crimson
- Sasuke Indigo
The names are the page's own. The product photos show an orange pack with Naruto line art, a black pack with gold Naruto line art, a red pack with Itachi Uchiha and a blue pack with Sasuke Uchiha; the page does not caption which photo is which named design, so the names are an obvious but unconfirmed match. All four packs carry the Cicaboom "designed by" mark, the NARUTO logo and the Mythos Trading Card Game banner.

The flip-top deck holder
The deck holder is a "flip-top deck box with NARUTO Mythos TCG artwork in gold on black, made to carry your deck to every match." The page lists one design, NARUTO Gold. The product photo shows a black box with a hinged lid, gold line art of Naruto on the side and the Mythos NARUTO logo with "Konoha Shidō" printed under it on the lid and front.

The page gives no capacity, so it does not tell you whether a sleeved 30-card deck plus three Missions fits, or whether the box takes a double-sleeved deck. Our penalties guide covers what judges do at event deck checks.
Four binders, and the Set 1 Collector Binder
The accessories page also lists "binders with an elastic closure and covers inspired by the world of NARUTO", in four designs: Golden Brush, NARUTO Flames, Ichiraku Ramen and Summoning Jutsu. In the photos each is a dark binder with an elastic band; three carry a small cover panel (gold foil, a ramen-bowl portrait, a summoning scene with toads) and one has a full-bleed Naruto cover.

The page gives no page count or pocket layout for these. The separate Collector Binder, which the Products page links to a Set 1: Konoha Shidō page, is described there as "16 pages, 9 pocket sheets, 3 cover variants". Neither page says that the accessories binders and the Collector Binder are the same product, and the Collector Binder has three cover variants where the accessories page shows four binder designs, so do not assume they match. Nor does the page say whether the Collector Binder's pages are double-sided, so we have not worked out a card capacity.
What the page does not say
- Prices and release dates. None. Each product group links to "Find a store", which sends you to the store locator rather than a shop.
- Which sets they match. The page calls the accessories "not tied to any set", so the page does not tie them to Set 1 or Set 2. The only set name in the product photos is the small "Konoha Shidō" printed under the NARUTO logo on the deck holder and on some of the sleeve packs.
- Tournament approval. The page says nothing about tournament legality; the sleeve rule you play under is in the Tournament Rules, not on the accessories page.
- Whether other sizes exist. Only the one 67 x 92 mm size is listed.
The accessories page's last sitemap update is dated 30 September 2026, and we checked it on 1 November 2026. If Cicaboom adds designs for Set 3, this is the page that will show it.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Does NARUTO Mythos TCG have an official deck box?
Are NARUTO Mythos TCG binders the same as the Collector Binder?
Keep Reading
- NARUTO Mythos TCG Accessories page (Cicaboom): sleeves, deck holder and binders, checked 1 November 2026
- NARUTO Mythos TCG Set 1 Collector Binder page: 16 pages, 9 pocket sheets, 3 cover variants, checked 1 November 2026
- NARUTO Mythos TCG Products page: lists the Collector Binder and links to it, checked 1 November 2026
- Cicaboom's NARUTO Mythos TCG sitemap: accessories page last modified 30 September 2026, checked 1 November 2026
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