Mask of Change (SV6) is the Japanese Scarlet & Violet set that put all four Ogerpon ex mask forms in one checklist — and then reprinted three of them twice more in higher-tier foils. If you’re trying to figure out exactly what’s in the set, how many cards it actually contains, and which numbers to chase, this is the full breakdown.
This list is built directly from Limitless TCG’s SV6 index. It covers every catalogued secret-tier card — number, Japanese name, English name, and rarity — plus where the set’s booster box currently stands in our own stock.
Mask of Change sits early in the Scarlet & Violet-era rotation of Japanese sets, and its checklist is one of the larger ones in that run. Whether you’re cataloguing your own collection, matching a loose single to its correct number, or just trying to understand why the same Ogerpon ex artwork shows up three times in one set, the tables below cover the full secret-tier run number by number.
Mask of Change (SV6) catalogues 133 total rows on Limitless as of August 2026, with 32 of those sitting in the secret tier: 12 Art Rare, 11 Secret Rare, 6 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare. Teal Mask Ogerpon ex is the only card in the set to appear across three separate rarity tiers — Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare. The set’s booster box is currently outside our active stock, so this list also flags where to check availability if you’re chasing specific numbers.
Card data catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026. Card numbers, names, and rarity tiers below are transcribed directly from that index; where we note a live price, it reflects our own current listing, not a third-party market quote.
Mask of Change (SV6): Set Overview
Mask of Change is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era set that released on April 26, 2024. Limitless TCG catalogues 133 total rows for the set as of August 2026, split between 101 base-set rows (commons through standard rares) and 32 cards in the secret tier — the numbered run that starts once the set’s “printed” total is exceeded.
That secret tier breaks into four rarity bands: 12 Art Rare, 11 Secret Rare, 6 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare. The full checklist for each band is below, transcribed number-by-number with both the Japanese and English card names.
For insertion-odds context and a deeper look at the set’s best cards, see our SV6 chase card and odds breakdown.
A quick way to read the numbering: cards 1 through 101 make up the base set — commons, uncommons, and standard rares that fill out a normal 65-card pack pull. Once the numbering passes the printed total, the set moves into its secret tier, where Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare cards are stacked in that order. If you’re trying to identify a loose card, matching the printed number on the card itself to the tables below is the fastest way to confirm both its name and rarity tier.
Art Rare Tier: 102–113
The Art Rare band opens the secret tier with 12 full-art Pokemon, running from card 102 through 113.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 102 | キマワリ | Sunflora | Art Rare |
| 103 | カミッチュ | Dipplin | Art Rare |
| 104 | ユキメノコ | Froslass | Art Rare |
| 105 | カイデン | Wattrel | Art Rare |
| 106 | チリーン | Chimecho | Art Rare |
| 107 | マシマシラ | Munkidori | Art Rare |
| 108 | キチキギス | Fezandipiti | Art Rare |
| 109 | ドッコラー | Timburr | Art Rare |
| 110 | イイネイヌ | Okidogi | Art Rare |
| 111 | コドラ | Lairon | Art Rare |
| 112 | シャリタツ | Tatsugiri | Art Rare |
| 113 | ラッキー | Chansey | Art Rare |
This tier is where two of the Loyal Three legendaries show up in the set — Munkidori (107) and Fezandipiti (108) — as standalone Art Rare Pokemon; neither has an ex printing catalogued within Mask of Change itself. Okidogi (110) is catalogued here as a standalone Art Rare, separate from its own ex versions in Night Wanderer.
Unlike the Secret Rare and Special Art Rare tiers above it, the Art Rare band in Mask of Change is exclusively Pokemon — there are no Trainer or Item cards catalogued in this run of 12, a clean split from the Ultra Rare tier at the other end of the checklist, which is mostly Item cards.
Secret Rare, Special Art Rare & Ultra Rare: 114–133
Cards 114 through 133 cover the top three tiers of the set. This is where the four Ogerpon ex mask forms, the set’s two Trainer characters (Kieran and Carmine), and the closing Ultra Rares sit. Combined, these three tiers make up 20 cards — roughly two-thirds of the full 32-card secret run, since the Art Rare tier above accounts for the remaining 12.
Secret Rare (114–124)
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 114 | オーガポン みどりのめんex | Teal Mask Ogerpon ex | Secret Rare |
| 115 | オーガポン かまどのめんex | Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex | Secret Rare |
| 116 | イルカマンex | Palafin ex | Secret Rare |
| 117 | オーガポン いどのめんex | Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex | Secret Rare |
| 118 | レントラーex | Luxray ex | Secret Rare |
| 119 | オーガポン いしずえのめんex | Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex | Secret Rare |
| 120 | ドラパルトex | Dragapult ex | Secret Rare |
| 121 | ハピナスex | Blissey ex | Secret Rare |
| 122 | スグリ | Kieran | Secret Rare |
| 123 | ゼイユ | Carmine | Secret Rare |
| 124 | ハッサク | Hassel | Secret Rare |
Special Art Rare (125–130)
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 125 | オーガポン みどりのめんex | Teal Mask Ogerpon ex | Special Art Rare |
| 126 | オーガポン かまどのめんex | Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex | Special Art Rare |
| 127 | オーガポン いどのめんex | Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex | Special Art Rare |
| 128 | オーガポン いしずえのめんex | Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex | Special Art Rare |
| 129 | スグリ | Kieran | Special Art Rare |
| 130 | ゼイユ | Carmine | Special Art Rare |
Ultra Rare (131–133)
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 131 | オーガポン みどりのめんex | Teal Mask Ogerpon ex | Ultra Rare |
| 132 | 改造ハンマー | Enhanced Hammer | Ultra Rare |
| 133 | なかよしポフィン | Buddy-Buddy Poffin | Ultra Rare |
The Secret Rare band is where all four Ogerpon ex mask forms are catalogued together for the first time in the set — Teal (114), Hearthflame (115), Wellspring (117), and Cornerstone (119) — alongside Palafin ex, Luxray ex, Dragapult ex, and Blissey ex. Kieran (122) and Carmine (123) round out the tier as the set’s Trainer/Supporter characters. Counting straight from the table, 8 of the 11 Secret Rare cards are Pokemon ex, with Kieran, Carmine, and Hassel (124) as the three non-ex entries.
The Special Art Rare tier is a tighter mirror of that same lineup — the same four Ogerpon ex forms plus the same two Trainer characters, six cards in total, no additions or substitutions. The Ultra Rare tier is the outlier: only one Pokemon (Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, its third and final printing in this set) alongside two Item cards, Enhanced Hammer and Buddy-Buddy Poffin.
Chase Cards Worth Watching
Three cards in this checklist stand out structurally, independent of any price data: Teal Mask Ogerpon ex is catalogued in three separate rarity tiers (Secret Rare 114, Special Art Rare 125, and Ultra Rare 131), and Kieran and Carmine each get a Secret Rare and a Special Art Rare printing. Here’s a closer look at the Special Art Rare and Ultra Rare cards from the top of the checklist.
All four Ogerpon ex forms repeat in the Special Art Rare band, one tier above their Secret Rare printings. If you’re building a set of “every Ogerpon ex in Mask of Change,” this is the block to focus on — four masks, each with a matching Secret Rare and Special Art Rare pair.
Kieran (129) and Carmine (130) are the set’s two character Supporters, each stepping up from a Secret Rare (122/123) to a full-scene Special Art Rare here.
The set closes with two Item cards in Ultra Rare foil — Enhanced Hammer (132) and Buddy-Buddy Poffin (133) — alongside the third and final printing of Teal Mask Ogerpon ex (131) in this checklist.
Laid out side by side, Teal Mask Ogerpon ex’s three appearances in this set look like this:
| No. | Rarity | Position in Checklist |
|---|---|---|
| 114/101 | Secret Rare | First of the four mask forms, opens the Secret Rare tier |
| 125/101 | Special Art Rare | First of the four mask forms, opens the Special Art Rare tier |
| 131/101 | Ultra Rare | Opens the Ultra Rare tier, the set’s final three cards |
No other card in Mask of Change repeats across three tiers — the other three Ogerpon ex forms (Hearthflame, Wellspring, Cornerstone) stop at two printings each, Secret Rare and Special Art Rare, and Kieran and Carmine follow the same two-tier pattern.
Booster Box & Availability
Mask of Change (SV6) sealed booster boxes are not currently listed in our inventory. If you’re looking to open the set yourself, the fastest route is to request a quote via our Quick Order page for restock availability.
For a currently available comparison point from the same Scarlet & Violet stretch of Japanese sets, our SV6a Night Wanderer Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥10,400 (~$65). That box has shown pricing as high as ¥12,240 (~$77) in our own listings during the same stock window, which is a useful reminder that sealed box pricing on this era of Japanese product moves with our inventory rather than sitting at one fixed number.
Because MSRP figures for this generation of Japanese sets aren’t part of the verified data behind this article, we’re not stating an original retail price for Mask of Change here — only what’s actually listed, when it’s listed.
Mask of Change vs Night Wanderer (SV6a)
Mask of Change (SV6) and Night Wanderer (SV6a) released back to back in the Scarlet & Violet lineup — SV6 on April 26, 2024, followed by SV6a about six weeks later. Mask of Change is the larger checklist of the two: 133 total catalogued rows against Night Wanderer’s 94, and 32 secret-tier cards against Night Wanderer’s 30.
Where Mask of Change centers on the four Ogerpon ex mask forms plus Kieran and Carmine, Night Wanderer’s secret tier is built around Kingdra ex, Revavroom ex, and a second wave of Loyal Three ex printings (Okidogi ex, Munkidori ex, Fezandipiti ex) alongside Pecharunt ex. For the full number-by-number breakdown of that set, see our Night Wanderer (SV6a) complete card list.
Full set hubs for both are also available: Mask of Change (SV6) card list page and Night Wanderer (SV6a) card list page.
If you’re deciding which set to prioritize opening first, the checklist size is the clearest signal we can point to from catalogued data: Mask of Change gives you more total cards and a wider secret tier to chase, while Night Wanderer’s smaller run means a slightly shorter path to a complete secret-tier collection. Neither figure tells you anything about difficulty of pulling any individual card — that’s a separate question covered in each set’s linked chase card article.
Where to Buy Mask of Change
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Mask of Change boxes are currently outside our active stock, so the fastest path to this set is a Quick Order request for restock availability. This applies to sealed booster boxes specifically; single-card availability for cards from this checklist varies and is best confirmed the same way, through a direct request.
For Mask of Change singles or a restock alert on the box, request a quote via our Quick Order page, or browse the full SV6 card list hub for every card in the set. If you already know which numbers you’re after — say, one of the four Ogerpon ex mask forms or the Kieran/Carmine Special Art Rare pair — listing the card numbers directly in your Quick Order request speeds up the quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for a specific single or an unlisted box? Request a quote via our Quick Order page.
How many cards are in Mask of Change (SV6)?
Limitless TCG catalogues 133 total rows for Mask of Change as of August 2026: 101 base-set rows plus 32 secret-tier cards.
How many secret rare cards are in SV6?
The secret tier of Mask of Change contains 32 cards, split into 12 Art Rare, 11 Secret Rare, 6 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare.
How many Ogerpon ex cards are in Mask of Change?
All four Ogerpon ex mask forms — Teal, Hearthflame, Wellspring, and Cornerstone — are catalogued as Secret Rares (114, 115, 117, 119). Teal Mask Ogerpon ex additionally appears as a Special Art Rare (125) and an Ultra Rare (131), the only card in the set printed across three separate rarity tiers.
Is Mask of Change (SV6) the same set as Night Wanderer (SV6a)?
No, they’re separate Japanese Scarlet & Violet sets released about six weeks apart. Mask of Change catalogues 133 total rows and 32 secret-tier cards; Night Wanderer catalogues 94 total rows and 30 secret-tier cards.
Where can I buy Mask of Change booster boxes and singles?
Mask of Change boxes are not currently in active stock. Request a quote via the Quick Order page for restock availability, or check the currently listed SV6a Night Wanderer booster box as a comparable option from the same era.
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