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Umbreon ex SAR from Terastal Festival ex has climbed to ¥55,000 ($310) on the Japanese secondary market — a 17% increase since its December 2024 launch.
Every box guarantees one Special Art Rare. Nine Eeveelution SARs, God Packs containing up to all nine in a single pack, and 101 Master Ball mirror variants make SV8a the most collector-focused High Class Pack in the Scarlet & Violet era. Fifteen months after release, pull rates and card values have matured — Umbreon keeps climbing while the box price has stabilized at ¥15,000.
We track Japanese Pokemon card prices daily from our Tokyo warehouse, shipping hundreds of sealed JPN boxes every week. This guide covers the exact pull rates, ranks the top 10 most valuable cards with March 2026 prices, breaks down the box expected value across all 33 SARs, and explains God Packs and Master Ball mirrors in full detail.
What you will find: pull rates per box, top 10 cards with JPN and USD prices, a full box EV calculation, God Pack odds, Master Ball mirror breakdown, and buy recommendations for collectors, investors, and players.
Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) is the ultimate Eeveelution set with all 9 Eeveelution SARs. Umbreon ex SAR leads at ¥55,000, and the set offers one of the highest EVs in the Scarlet & Violet era.
Terastal Festival ex — Set Overview
Terastal Festival ex is the best-performing 2024 High Class Pack by secondary market value — built around the Eeveelution family, Terastal mechanics, and a guaranteed SAR structure that no standard expansion can match.
Release Date, Price & Pack Contents
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Set Code | SV8a |
| Set Name | Terastal Festival ex |
| Type | High Class Pack |
| Release Date | December 6, 2024 (JPN) |
| ENG Equivalent | Prismatic Evolutions |
| MSRP | ¥550/pack (¥5,500/box) |
| Market Price | ¥15,000 (~$102 at ¥147/USD) |
| Packs per Box | 10 |
| Cards per Pack | 10 |
| Total Cards | 232 (188 main set + 44 secret rares) |
| SAR Count | 33 |
| UR Count | 5 |
| SR Count | 12 |
Each pack contains 10 cards with one Pokemon ex (RR) guaranteed per pack. Every box guarantees at least one SAR — a structure unique to High Class Packs.
Set Theme & Key Features
Three elements define this set:
All 9 Eeveelutions as ex with SARs. Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon, and Eevee — each receives an ex card and a Special Art Rare illustration. This is the first time all nine have appeared together in a single set with premium art treatments.
Master Ball Mirror cards. A special reverse holo pattern featuring a Master Ball watermark. 101 Pokemon receive this treatment, with pull rates of approximately one per two boxes. Umbreon's Master Ball Mirror alone trades at ¥22,000.
God Packs. Extremely rare packs containing multiple SARs. Two types exist — one with three random Eeveelution SARs and another with all nine Eeveelution SARs in a single pack.
JPN vs Prismatic Evolutions
Prismatic Evolutions (the English equivalent) remains supply-constrained well into 2026. JPN SV8a offers several advantages: higher print quality with textured holofoil, exclusive God Packs not found in ENG booster boxes, a guaranteed SAR per box, and JPN cards that historically trade at a 15-40% premium over ENG equivalents. For a detailed breakdown, see our Japanese vs English Pokemon cards comparison.
Top 10 Most Valuable Cards
Umbreon ex SAR dominates at ¥55,000 ($310) — nearly three times the next card. Eeveelution SARs claim 8 of the top 10 spots, with a surprise entry from Umbreon's Master Ball Mirror at #3.
| Rank | Card | Rarity | Card # | JPN Price (¥) | USD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Umbreon ex | SAR | 217/187 | ¥55,000 | $310 |
| 2 | Sylveon ex | SAR | 212/187 | ¥19,000 | $110 |
| 3 | Umbreon | MBM | 092/187 | ¥22,000 | $49 |
| 4 | Espeon ex | SAR | 211/187 | ¥8,500 | $51 |
| 5 | Flareon ex | SAR | 202/187 | ¥8,300 | $45 |
| 6 | Leafeon ex | SAR | 200/187 | ¥8,000 | $57 |
| 7 | Glaceon ex | SAR | 206/187 | ¥8,000 | $50 |
| 8 | Vaporeon ex | SAR | 205/187 | ¥7,800 | $54 |
| 9 | Jolteon ex | SAR | 209/187 | ¥7,000 | $39 |
| 10 | Eevee ex | SAR | 223/187 | ¥5,700 | $31 |
Prices as of March 2026. JPN prices from SNKRDUNK and pokeka-atari.jp. USD from PriceCharting.
#1 Umbreon ex SAR (217/187) — ¥55,000 / $310
Umbreon ex SAR is the undisputed chase card, now trading at ¥55,000 on the Japanese secondary market — up from ¥47,000 at launch. The illustration features Umbreon in a moonlit forest scene, widely considered one of the most striking SARs in the Scarlet & Violet era.
Umbreon has topped every Eeveelution set it appears in. The Eevee Heroes Umbreon VMAX SA from 2021 followed the same trajectory, peaking above ¥100,000. A dark aesthetic, fierce fan following, and limited supply across 33 SARs in the pool create a price floor that has only moved upward since launch. PSA 10 copies have sold for over $500 on eBay.
For collectors, this is the marquee pull. For investors, Umbreon SARs hold value better than any other Eeveelution across every set in the modern era.
#2 Sylveon ex SAR (212/187) — ¥19,000 / $110
Sylveon ex SAR holds steady at ¥19,000, making it the clear second-tier chase card. Sylveon consistently ranks as the second-most popular Eeveelution behind Umbreon, with strong demand across Western and Asian markets.
The pastel dreamscape illustration contrasts beautifully with Umbreon's dark tones. At roughly one-third of Umbreon's price, Sylveon offers an accessible entry point for collectors who want a high-end SAR from this set.
#3 Umbreon Master Ball Mirror (092/187) — ¥22,000 / $49
The most surprising entry on this list. Umbreon's Master Ball Mirror is a regular Umbreon card with a Master Ball watermark reverse holo pattern — not a secret rare. Yet it trades at ¥22,000, up from ¥18,000 three months ago.
The math explains the price: Master Ball Mirrors appear in approximately 1 out of every 2 boxes, and there are 101 possible cards in the pool. Pulling a specific card — Umbreon — requires roughly 1 in 202 boxes. That makes this card functionally rarer than most SARs in practical terms.
#4-10 Quick Rankings
#4 Espeon ex SAR (211/187) — ¥8,500 / $51. Espeon's psychic-themed illustration commands strong appeal in Japan. Consistent mid-tier pricing among the Eeveelution SARs.
#5 Flareon ex SAR (202/187) — ¥8,300 / $45. Fire-type Eeveelution with a warm, dynamic illustration. Slightly below Espeon in character popularity rankings in Japan.
#6 Leafeon ex SAR (200/187) — ¥8,000 / $57. Leafeon commands a higher USD price than its JPN yen value suggests — indicating stronger Western demand for this nature-themed art.
#7 Glaceon ex SAR (206/187) — ¥8,000 / $50. Ice-type Eeveelution with crystal-themed artwork. Tied with Leafeon in JPN pricing, stable at ¥8,000 since January 2026.
#8 Vaporeon ex SAR (205/187) — ¥7,800 / $54. Water-type Eeveelution with aquatic-themed art. Trades slightly below the mid-pack Eeveelutions in JPN but competitive in USD.
#9 Jolteon ex SAR (209/187) — ¥7,000 / $39. Electric-type Eeveelution closing out the rankings. ¥7,000 represents the floor price for Eeveelution SARs in this set.
#10 Eevee ex SAR (223/187) — ¥5,700 / $31. Eevee itself rounds out the top 10 with its Terastal illustration. A second Eevee ex SAR (the Natsuko Shoji patissier collaboration, #224) trades at ¥5,500 — illustrated by pastry chef Natsuko Shoji, the first confectioner to collaborate with Pokemon on card art.
Notable mentions outside top 10: Pikachu ex UR #236 (¥5,500 / $41 — down from ¥8,000 at launch), Eevee ex SAR Patissier #224 (¥5,500), Roaring Moon ex SAR #218 (¥4,300), Illumanise ex SAR #207 (¥2,400).
Pull Rates & What's in Your Box
Every box guarantees one SAR — that SAR alone provides a baseline value, and everything else adds on top.
Pull Rates Per Box
| Rarity | Per Box | Per Pack | Total Pool | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RR (Double Rare) | ~9 | 90% | 28 | 1 per pack (except SAR pack) |
| ACE SPEC | 1 | 10% | 4 | Guaranteed 1 per box |
| Pokeball Mirror | ~3 | 30% | 144 | Reverse holo with Pokeball watermark |
| SAR (Special Art Rare) | 1 | ~10% | 33 | Guaranteed 1 per box |
| Master Ball Mirror | ~0.5 | ~5% | 101 | ~1 per 2 boxes |
| SR (Super Rare) | ~0.2 | ~2% | 12 | ~1 per 5 boxes |
| UR (Ultra Rare) | ~0.07 | ~0.7% | 5 | ~1 per 15 boxes |
| God Pack | Extremely rare | <0.1% | 2 types | Multiple SARs per pack |
Pull rate estimates based on Japanese community opening data. Not officially confirmed by The Pokemon Company.
Box EV Breakdown
The key context first: most sealed Pokemon TCG boxes have a negative expected value — you pay a premium for the opening experience, the chance at a chase card, and guaranteed rarity slots. SV8a follows this pattern, but the guaranteed SAR provides a stronger floor than most sets.
Here is the average expected value per box, calculated across all 33 SARs using March 2026 secondary market prices:
| Component | Pull Rate | Avg Value (¥) | EV Contribution (¥) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SAR (guaranteed) | 1.0 | ¥5,033 | ¥5,033 |
| RR × 9 | 9.0 | ¥300 | ¥2,700 |
| ACE SPEC | 1.0 | ¥500 | ¥500 |
| Pokeball Mirror × 3 | 3.0 | ¥100 | ¥300 |
| Master Ball Mirror | 0.5 | ¥1,500 | ¥750 |
| SR chance | 0.2 | ¥2,000 | ¥400 |
| UR chance | 0.07 | ¥5,500 | ¥385 |
| Common/Uncommon fills | — | — | ¥100 |
| Total Box EV | ¥10,168 |
Box price: ¥15,000 (~$102) | EV: ¥10,168 (~$69) | EV ratio: 68%
The average SAR value of ¥5,033 is calculated across all 33 SARs in the pool — from Umbreon ex SAR at ¥55,000 down to Ogapon ex SARs at ~¥650. The nine Eeveelution SARs average ¥14,167, but they represent only 9 of 33 possible pulls. The median SAR value is ¥2,244 (Soublaze ex SAR).
This is standard for Pokemon TCG sealed product. The value proposition is not about guaranteed returns — it is about the SAR floor that supports every box, the upside variance from Umbreon and Sylveon, and the God Pack jackpot potential. Collectors who enjoy the opening experience and keep what they pull are the primary audience.
Singles vs Box — Which Is Better?
| Factor | Buy Singles | Buy Box |
|---|---|---|
| Target a specific card | Best option — pay market price once | Low odds (1 in 33 for a specific SAR) |
| Eeveelution SAR set completion | ~¥130,000 for all 9 SARs | Need ~4 boxes to likely pull one Eeveelution SAR |
| Master Ball Mirror chase | Expensive singles but guaranteed | ~1/202 boxes for specific MBM |
| Opening experience | None | Every box guarantees at least one SAR |
| Budget control | Exact cost known | ¥15,000 per box, variable returns |
If you want a specific Eeveelution SAR, buy the single. If you want the experience of a guaranteed SAR pull with Umbreon or God Pack upside, boxes are the play. For a full comparison of buying options, see our best Japanese Pokemon booster box guide.
God Packs & Master Ball Mirrors
God Packs and Master Ball Mirrors are the two chase mechanics that set SV8a apart from standard expansions — and most English-language guides barely mention them.
God Pack Type 1 — Triple SAR
The first God Pack variant contains 7 reverse holo cards plus 3 random Eeveelution SARs in a single pack. Three SARs from a ¥15,000 box — the combined value can exceed ¥70,000 if Umbreon or Sylveon are among the three.
God Pack Type 2 — Complete Eeveelution SAR Set
The second variant is the ultimate pull: all 9 Eeveelution SARs in a single pack. Combined value exceeds ¥130,000 (~$885 at current prices). This is one of the most valuable single pack openings possible in the modern Pokemon TCG.
God Pack rates are not officially disclosed, but Japanese community data estimates them at roughly 1 in 300-500 boxes.
Master Ball Mirror — The Hidden Chase
Master Ball Mirrors are reverse holo cards featuring a Master Ball watermark instead of the standard Pokeball. There are 101 cards in the MBM pool — all Pokemon cards without rarity markings.
Key MBM prices (March 2026):
| Card | MBM # | Price (¥) | USD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Umbreon | 092/187 | ¥22,000 | $49 |
| Espeon | 062/187 | ¥4,500 | $38 |
| Sylveon | 068/187 | ¥4,500 | $20 |
| Glaceon | — | ¥2,500 | — |
| Vaporeon | — | ¥2,500 | — |
| Jolteon | — | ¥2,500 | — |
| Leafeon | — | ¥2,500 | — |
| Eevee | 125/187 | ¥2,000 | $25 |
| Flareon | — | ¥2,000 | — |
| Most others | — | ¥500-1,500 | $5-15 |
With approximately 1 MBM per 2 boxes and 101 possible cards, the chance of pulling a specific Master Ball Mirror card is roughly 1 in 202 boxes. Umbreon MBM at ¥22,000 has risen 22% since launch — making it one of the best-performing non-SAR cards in the set.
Should You Buy This Box?
SV8a is the strongest High Class Pack since VSTAR Universe for collectors. The guaranteed SAR, Eeveelution theme, God Packs, and stable market pricing at ¥15,000 make it a standout product — if you are buying for the right reasons.
For Collectors
This is the definitive Eeveelution set. Nine SARs with unique artwork, Master Ball Mirror variants for every Eeveelution, and God Packs that can deliver the complete SAR collection in a single pack. No other set in the Scarlet & Violet era concentrates this much Eeveelution content.
The guaranteed SAR per box means every opening delivers at least one premium card. Our recommendation: buy 1-2 boxes for the opening experience, then target specific missing SARs as singles.
For Investors
High Class Packs have the strongest track record for long-term appreciation among Japanese Pokemon TCG products. VSTAR Universe (released December 2022) now trades at 2-3x its initial market price. Shiny Treasure ex followed a similar trajectory.
This set has additional tailwinds: Eeveelution demand is evergreen, Prismatic Evolutions supply constraints continue driving JPN demand, and the set is a limited-print High Class Pack. The Umbreon ex SAR's 17% appreciation (¥47,000 → ¥55,000) since launch signals strong collector demand.
Monitor the price trajectory. The ¥15,000 box price has held steady since early 2026, and historical patterns from previous HCPs suggest gradual appreciation once supply tightens further. For detailed HCP investment data, see our High Class Pack comparison guide.
For Players
The Eeveelution ex cards are playable in Standard format. Umbreon ex, Espeon ex, and Jolteon ex see competitive play in specific meta decks. A single box provides ~9 RR Pokemon ex cards plus an ACE SPEC — solid deck-building material.
JPN vs ENG — Why Choose Japanese?
Four reasons to go JPN over Prismatic Evolutions:
- Available now. Prismatic Evolutions remains supply-constrained in Western markets through 2026
- Print quality. JPN cards feature textured holofoil and higher color saturation
- Price premium. JPN SARs historically trade 15-40% above their ENG equivalents
- God Packs. A JPN-exclusive feature not present in Prismatic Evolutions booster boxes
For a comprehensive comparison, read our Japanese vs English Pokemon cards guide.
Price Trends & Market Outlook
Two stories emerge from the data: the box has stabilized, but the top chase cards are still climbing.
BOX Price History
| Period | Box Price (¥) | USD | Phase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch (Dec 2024) | ¥18,000-20,000 | ~$125 | Launch premium |
| Jan 2025 | ¥16,000-17,000 | ~$112 | Correction |
| Mid 2025 | ¥15,000 | ~$102 | Stabilization |
| Mar 2026 | ¥15,000 | ~$102 | Mature stable |
The box price corrected approximately 20% from its launch peak and has held at ¥15,000 since mid-2025. This mirrors VSTAR Universe and Shiny Treasure ex, both of which bottomed 2-3 months post-release before beginning gradual appreciation.
Key Card Price Movements
Umbreon ex SAR is climbing. From ¥47,000 at launch to ¥55,000 in March 2026 — a 17% increase. The floor has moved from ¥46,000 to ¥50,000+, with consistent buy-side demand.
Umbreon MBM is also rising. ¥18,000 at launch to ¥22,000 now — a 22% increase. Scarcity (1/202 box odds) and Umbreon's evergreen popularity drive this.
Mid-tier Eeveelution SARs are stable. Espeon through Jolteon have converged into a ¥7,000-8,500 range with minimal movement since Q1 2025. The market has found fair value.
Pikachu ex UR has declined. ¥8,000 at launch to ¥5,500 — a 31% decline. UR cards across multiple sets have softened as collector focus shifts to SARs.
Outlook — HCP Historical Patterns
High Class Packs follow a predictable lifecycle based on data from past HCP releases:
- Months 0-3: Launch premium → correction (completed)
- Months 3-12: Stabilization at floor price (completed)
- Months 12-24: Early appreciation as supply tightens (current phase)
- Year 2+: Significant appreciation for popular sets (VSTAR Universe pattern)
SV8a has entered the early appreciation phase. Umbreon SAR and MBM are already trending upward while the box holds at ¥15,000. Our assessment: current pricing represents a reasonable entry point, particularly for sealed box investment.
Where to Buy Terastal Festival ex
For sealed, shrink-wrapped boxes shipped directly from Japan:
Samurai Sword INC offers authenticated JPN boxes with serial-tracked inventory. Every box ships with a unique serial number — if a box shows signs of search or reseal, we trace it back to the source and ban that supplier. Our inspection process handles hundreds of boxes weekly from our Tokyo warehouse.
Other options include SNKRDUNK for JPN domestic pricing, eBay for international sellers (verify seller ratings carefully), and proxy services like Buyee for Japanese marketplace purchases. For a complete comparison of buying options, see our guide to buying Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
The Bottom Line
This set has earned its place as one of the best High Class Packs in the Scarlet & Violet era. Three key takeaways:
- Guaranteed SAR floor. Every box includes at least one of 33 SARs. The nine Eeveelution SARs average ¥14,167, and even lower-tier SARs hold value above ¥600. No box is truly empty.
- Umbreon drives the ceiling. The ¥55,000 Umbreon ex SAR is still climbing — up 17% since launch. One in 33 boxes statistically contains this card, making it a genuine jackpot pull.
- HCP appreciation pattern. Historical data from VSTAR Universe and Shiny Treasure ex shows sealed HCP boxes at the post-launch floor tend to appreciate over 12-24 months. SV8a has entered this window.
For Eeveelution fans and collectors — this is the set. For investors watching HCP cycles — ¥15,000 represents the stable floor with Umbreon already appreciating. For anyone who missed Prismatic Evolutions — the JPN original offers better pull rates, God Packs, and superior print quality.
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Frequently Asked Questions [schema: FAQPage]
What are the pull rates for Terastal Festival ex?
Each box guarantees 1 SAR (Special Art Rare), 1 ACE SPEC, approximately 9 RRs, and 3 Pokeball Mirrors. Master Ball Mirrors appear in roughly 1 out of every 2 boxes. SRs appear at about 1 per 5 boxes, and URs at approximately 1 per 15 boxes. There are 33 different SARs in the pool, 12 SRs, and 5 URs. These rates are community-estimated based on Japanese opening data, not officially confirmed.
What is the most expensive card in Terastal Festival ex?
Umbreon ex SAR (217/187) is the most valuable card, trading at ¥55,000 ($310) as of March 2026 — up 17% from its launch price of ¥47,000. PSA 10 graded copies have sold for over $500. The second most valuable is Umbreon Master Ball Mirror at ¥22,000 ($49), followed by Sylveon ex SAR at ¥19,000 ($110).
Is Terastal Festival ex worth buying?
At ¥15,000 (~$102) per box, the average expected value is approximately ¥10,168 (68% EV ratio) — which is standard for Pokemon TCG sealed product. The value comes from the guaranteed SAR per box (average ¥5,033, but Eeveelution SARs average ¥14,167), the chance at Umbreon ex SAR (¥55,000), God Pack potential, and the collecting experience. For Eeveelution collectors, this set has no substitute.
How many SARs are in a Terastal Festival ex box?
Each box guarantees exactly 1 SAR from a pool of 33 different SARs. Nine are Eeveelution ex SARs, with additional SARs for Pokemon like Roaring Moon ex, Dragapult ex, and supporter characters. In rare cases, God Packs can contain 3 or even all 9 Eeveelution SARs in a single pack.
What are God Packs in Terastal Festival ex?
God Packs are extremely rare packs containing multiple premium cards. Type 1 includes 7 reverse holos plus 3 random Eeveelution SARs. Type 2 contains all 9 Eeveelution SARs (combined value exceeding ¥130,000 / ~$885). God Pack rates are estimated at roughly 1 in 300-500 boxes based on community data.
How does Terastal Festival ex compare to Prismatic Evolutions?
SV8a is the Japanese original; Prismatic Evolutions is the English adaptation. Key differences: JPN version has God Packs (not in ENG booster boxes), higher print quality with textured holofoil, a guaranteed SAR per box, and JPN cards historically trade at a 15-40% premium. Prismatic Evolutions has different set composition, different pack structure, and has been supply-constrained since launch.
Will Terastal Festival ex increase in value?
Umbreon ex SAR has already increased 17% since launch (¥47,000 → ¥55,000), and Umbreon MBM rose 22% (¥18,000 → ¥22,000). The sealed box price has stabilized at ¥15,000. Historical data from VSTAR Universe and Shiny Treasure ex shows HCP boxes typically appreciate once past the stabilization phase. Past performance does not guarantee future results, but Eeveelution demand and limited production support long-term collector interest.
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