Terastal Festival ex Set Guide

Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187) PSA 10 – Japanese Terastal Festival ex

Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187) is the main chase card in Terastal Festival ex, with the ranked table showing the next chases. It is worth considering for Eeveelution special art rares and the reported Pokemon ex card in each pack. A box holds 10 packs of 10 cards, and SAR pulls are estimated at 1 per box.

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What are the chase cards in Terastal Festival ex?

Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187) is the current chase card in Terastal Festival ex. Umbreon :Master Ball Mirror (SV8a 092/187) and Sylveon ex SAR (SV8a 212/187) follow among the top Japanese market cards.

Eeveelution special art rares drive the chase list, and all Eeveelutions have ex and special art rare versions. The table ranks them by last sale in Japan.

#CardLast sale in JapanChange
1Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187)¥69,420 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 12%
2Umbreon :Master Ball Mirror (SV8a 092/187)¥27,000 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 5.8%
3Sylveon ex SAR (SV8a 212/187)¥23,000 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 21%
4Pikachu ex UR (SV8a 236/187)¥22,800 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 24%
5Espeon ex SAR (SV8a 211/187)¥17,256 PSA 10Nov 11, 2026▼ 10%
6Glaceon ex SAR (SV8a 206/187)¥16,575 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 2.6%
7Vaporeon ex SAR (SV8a 205/187)¥16,249 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▲ 7.4%
8Leafeon ex SAR (SV8a 200/187)¥15,604 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 8.2%
9Jolteon ex SAR (SV8a 209/187)¥12,450 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 7.1%
10Flareon ex SAR (SV8a 202/187)¥11,987 PSA 10Nov 12, 2026▼ 5.3%

Last sale in Japan of each card's highest grade, in yen; the arrow is the change over about 30 days.

What rarities are in Terastal Festival ex?

Terastal Festival ex has estimated ACE, RR, SAR, SR, and UR rarity counts. Estimated counts list 8 ACE, 35 RR, 33 SAR, 12 SR, and 5 UR cards.

The table below groups the rarity counts used by this guide.

RarityCards
ACE SPEC Rare (ACE)8 (estimate)
Double Rare (RR)35 (estimate)
Special Art Rare (SAR)33 (estimate)
Super Rare (SR)12 (estimate)
Ultra Rare (UR)5 (estimate)

What are the pull rates for Terastal Festival ex?

Terastal Festival ex pull rates are reported estimates from opening results. Special art rares are estimated at 1 per box.

SR cards are estimated at 1 in 6 boxes, and UR cards are estimated at 1 in 15 boxes. The table below lists the reported pull rates.

RarityHow often (estimate)Source
Special Art Rare (SAR)1 per boxpremium.gamepedia.jp
Super Rare (SR)1 in 6 boxespremium.gamepedia.jp
Ultra Rare (UR)1 in 15 boxespremium.gamepedia.jp

Pull rates are not published by the maker. These are estimates from opening results reported by the sources named.

What special features does Terastal Festival ex have?

Terastal Festival ex features Eeveelution ex cards and matching special art rare versions for all Eeveelutions. Reported God Packs can contain a concentrated run of special art rare cards.

Each pack is reported to include a Pokemon ex card, and premium mirror cards are included. A promo card returns as a reprint, and additional production was reported for Terastal Festival ex.

What comes in a Terastal Festival ex booster box?

A Terastal Festival ex booster box holds 10 packs of 10 cards. Each pack is reported to include a Pokemon ex card.

Special art rares are estimated at 1 per box for sealed opening results. The box row below shows the Japanese sealed box market.

BoxLast sale in JapanChange
Pokemon Card Game Scarlet & Violet High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex" Box (SV8a)¥17,261Nov 13, 2026▼ 14%

Should I buy Terastal Festival ex graded or raw?

Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187) is the first graded-versus-raw card to compare in Terastal Festival ex. Eeveelution special art rares make the comparison relevant across the top cards.

The table below compares slab rows with raw rows for the top cards.

CardPSA 10RawPSA 10 ÷ Raw
Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187)¥69,420¥45,000×1.5
Umbreon :Master Ball Mirror (SV8a 092/187)¥27,000¥15,500×1.7
Sylveon ex SAR (SV8a 212/187)¥23,000¥12,999×1.8
Pikachu ex UR (SV8a 236/187)¥22,800¥9,000×2.5
Espeon ex SAR (SV8a 211/187)¥17,256¥8,000×2.2
Glaceon ex SAR (SV8a 206/187)¥16,575¥6,980×2.4
Vaporeon ex SAR (SV8a 205/187)¥16,249¥5,888×2.8
Leafeon ex SAR (SV8a 200/187)¥15,604¥7,450×2.1
Jolteon ex SAR (SV8a 209/187)¥12,450¥6,000×2.1
Flareon ex SAR (SV8a 202/187)¥11,987¥5,800×2.1

Last sale in Japan per grade, in yen.

What are the basic facts for Terastal Festival ex?

Terastal Festival ex officially released on Dec 6, 2024. A box holds 10 packs of 10 cards.

76 cards have Japanese market rows in this guide. The table below lists the basic set facts.

Released in Japan
Dec 6, 2024
Cards per pack
10
Packs per box
10

Questions

What is the main theme of Terastal Festival ex?

Terastal Festival ex centers on Terastal Pokemon ex cards, with Eeveelution ex cards and special art rare versions for all Eeveelutions.

Which chase cards are featured in Terastal Festival ex?

Umbreon ex SAR (SV8a 217/187) is the main chase card, with Umbreon :Master Ball Mirror (SV8a 092/187) and Sylveon ex SAR (SV8a 212/187) following in the current Japanese market ranking.

Does Terastal Festival ex include God Packs?

Reported God Packs exist in Terastal Festival ex, and they can contain a concentrated run of special art rare cards.

Are all Eeveelutions featured in Terastal Festival ex?

All Eeveelutions have Pokemon ex cards and special art rare cards in Terastal Festival ex.

Are there reprinted promo cards in Terastal Festival ex?

A promo card returns as a reprint in Terastal Festival ex.

Is Terastal Festival ex appealing for sealed collectors?

Yes, Terastal Festival ex has a sealed box format with 10 packs of 10 cards, reported Pokemon ex cards in each pack, and reported God Packs.

Are Pokemon ex cards included in each pack?

Each pack is reported to include a Pokemon ex card in Terastal Festival ex.

When was Terastal Festival ex released?

Terastal Festival ex officially released on Dec 6, 2024.

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Sources and method

Yen figures are sales in Japan by grade, each with its date, from our own market data. Set facts and pull-rate estimates come from these Japanese sources:

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