The Stellar Miracle (SV7) complete card list has one Pokemon in four different card slots: Terapagos ex is printed four separate times, at four separate rarities, so that pulling „the chase card“ can mean four different things depending on which pack you open.
Stellar Miracle (SV7) released in Japan on July 19, 2024 as a 102-card base set followed by 33 secret-rare cards numbered 103 through 135, for 135 cards total. It’s the set that printed Terapagos ex four separate times — base Double Rare at #088/102, then Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare inside the secret tier — alongside Supporter chase cards for Lacey and Briar and an Art Rare run built on Ledian, Lileep, Zeraora, and more.
Some cards are printed at both Secret Rare and Special Art Rare and some are not. The SV7 card list page has the complete base-to-secret numbered list.
Stellar Miracle (SV7) has 135 total cards — 102 base plus 33 secrets (12 AR, 12 SR, 6 SAR, 3 UR). Terapagos ex is printed across four rarities: base RR #088, SR #122, SAR #130, and UR #133. The English counterpart, Stellar Crown, released September 13, 2024.
- Set reference: SV7 card list.
- Sealed Japanese Pokemon booster boxes are listed on our store as of this update.
Stellar Miracle (SV7) at a Glance
Stellar Miracle is a main expansion pack in the Scarlet & Violet era, released in Japan. Each pack costs ¥180 (tax included) and contains 5 random cards, with 30 packs per sealed box.
The base set runs 102 cards. Above that sits a 33-card secret tier, numbered 103 through 135, broken into four rarity bands as catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026:
- AR (Art Rare) — #103–114, 12 cards
- SR (Secret Rare) — #115–126, 12 cards
- SAR (Special Art Rare) — #127–132, 6 cards
- UR (Ultra Rare) — #133–135, 3 cards
The AR tier is a run of full-art wild Pokemon (Ledian, Lileep, Turtonator, Zeraora, and more), the SR and SAR tiers repeat the set’s headline ex Pokemon and two Supporters (Lacey, Briar) in full-art and special-art treatments, and the UR tier closes the set with a third Terapagos ex printing plus two full-art Trainer cards.
Card numbering makes the tiers easy to read at a glance, even though every card in the set — base or secret — is printed with the same /102 denominator. Anything numbered 001 through 102 belongs to the base set; anything numbered 103 through 135 (still printed as, for example, „122/102“) is part of the secret tier. The number before the slash tells you the pool; the rarity stamp on the card tells you exactly which tier card it is.
Which Cards Get Printed Twice
Stellar Miracle doesn’t give every Secret Rare a Special Art Rare follow-up — only some of them.
Four ex Pokemon get the full SR-then-SAR treatment: Hydrapple ex (#115 SR / #127 SAR), Galvantula ex (#118 SR / #128 SAR), Dachsbun ex (#119 SR / #129 SAR), and Terapagos ex (#122 SR / #130 SAR, on top of its base #088 RR and #133 UR). Four other ex Pokemon — Cinderace ex (#116), Lapras ex (#117), Medicham ex (#120), and Orthworm ex (#121) — get an SR slot but no SAR reprint.
The four SR-tier Supporters split the same way. Of Crispin (#123), Lacey (#124), Kofu (#125), and Briar (#126), only Lacey and Briar go on to get an SAR printing (#131 and #132). Crispin and Kofu appear once each, at SR only.
Stellar Miracle (SV7) Complete Kartenliste: Secret Rares (#103–135)
Limitless TCG catalogues the 33 secret-rare cards in four rarity tiers.
Art Rare (AR) — #103–114
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 103 | レディアン | Ledian |
| 104 | リリーラ | Lileep |
| 105 | バクガメス | Turtonator |
| 106 | ラビフット | Raboot |
| 107 | ケケンカニ | Crabominable |
| 108 | バチュル | Joltik |
| 109 | ゼラオラ | Zeraora |
| 110 | マホミル | Milcery |
| 111 | アサナン | Meditite |
| 112 | ゴクリン | Gulpin |
| 113 | ブリジュラス | Archaludon |
| 114 | ヨルノズク | Noctowl |
Secret Rare (SR) — #115–126
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 115 | カミツオロチex | Hydrapple ex |
| 116 | エースバーンex | Cinderace ex |
| 117 | ラプラスex | Lapras ex |
| 118 | デンチュラex | Galvantula ex |
| 119 | バウッツェルex | Dachsbun ex |
| 120 | チャーレムex | Medicham ex |
| 121 | ミミズズex | Orthworm ex |
| 122 | テラパゴスex | Terapagos ex |
| 123 | アカマツ | Crispin |
| 124 | タロ | Lacey |
| 125 | ハイダイ | Kofu |
| 126 | ブライア | Briar |
Special Art Rare (SAR) — #127–132
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 127 | カミツオロチex | Hydrapple ex |
| 128 | デンチュラex | Galvantula ex |
| 129 | バウッツェルex | Dachsbun ex |
| 130 | テラパゴスex | Terapagos ex |
| 131 | タロ | Lacey |
| 132 | ブライア | Briar |
Ultra Rare (UR) — #133–135
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 133 | テラパゴスex | Terapagos ex |
| 134 | 勇気のおまもり | Charm of Courage |
| 135 | ゼロの大空洞 | Area Zero Underdepths |
The Chase Card: Terapagos ex in Four Rarities
No other Pokemon in Stellar Miracle gets this treatment. Terapagos ex is printed four separate times across the set, starting in the 102-card base list and running all the way through the top of the secret tier:
| # | Printing | Rarity | Tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 088/102 | Terapagos ex | RR | Base set |
| 122/102 | Terapagos ex | SR | Secret tier |
| 130/102 | Terapagos ex | SAR | Secret tier |
| 133/102 | Terapagos ex | UR | Secret tier |
The base RR at #088/102 is a regular slot inside the 102-card base list rather than the secret tier. From there, the same Pokemon repeats through SR #122, the full-art SAR #130, and finally the UR #133 that closes out the secret numbering at #135.
All four printings share the same /102 denominator, so telling them apart starts with the number before the slash rather than the fraction as a whole: 088/102 falls inside the base set’s own 001–102 range and is the RR. 122/102, 130/102, and 133/102 all carry numbers above 102, which is your signal that you’re holding one of the three secret-tier prints — and from there, the rarity stamp printed on the card tells you whether it’s the SR, the SAR, or the UR.
A card number of 102 or lower means base set (the RR). A number of 103 or higher means secret tier — and you’ll need the rarity stamp to know if it’s the SR, SAR, or UR of the three Terapagos ex secrets.
Trainer Chase: Lacey SAR #131/102
Terapagos ex isn’t the only card that gets a double appearance. Lacey, the Supporter card, is printed as a Secret Rare at #124 and again as a Special Art Rare at #131 — the same pattern Terapagos ex, Hydrapple ex, Galvantula ex, and Dachsbun ex all follow inside the SR/SAR bands (each of those four also appears twice, once per tier). Lacey and Briar are the only two Supporters in the set that get this SR-to-SAR treatment; Crispin and Kofu stop at SR.
Art Rare Spotlight: Zeraora #109/102
Of the twelve Art Rare cards that open the secret tier (#103–114), Zeraora sits at #109. The AR band as a whole is a run of full-art wild Pokemon — Ledian, Lileep, Turtonator, Raboot, Crabominable, Joltik, Zeraora, Milcery, Meditite, Gulpin, Archaludon, and Noctowl.
Booster Box MSRP
A sealed Stellar Miracle box contains 30 packs at ¥180 each — 150 cards total across the box — putting MSRP at approximately ¥5,400 (~$35). USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate. The booster box is currently listed: Sealed ¥12,774 (~$83); No Shrink ¥9,836 (~$64), shipped from Tokyo.
The English Counterpart: Stellar Crown
Stellar Miracle’s English-language counterpart is Stellar Crown, released September 13, 2024 — almost exactly two months after the Japanese set.
Because the Japanese release comes first, Japanese collectors and international buyers importing from Japan get access to this card pool roughly two months ahead of buyers waiting on the English set.
Where to Buy Stellar Miracle SV7
Sealed Japanese product ships from Tokyo. Whether you’re chasing a specific Terapagos ex printing, filling out the AR tier, or just want a sealed box to open, the SV7 Stellar Miracle Booster Box is the sealed product for this set.
For the complete base-to-secret numbered checklist with images, see our SV7 card list page, and for a deeper look at pull rates and which cards to target, read our Stellar Miracle SV7 pull rates and best cards guide.
Terapagos ex SAR 130/102 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥17,205 (~$112), Lacey SAR 131/102 at ¥32,455 (~$211) and Zeraora AR 109/102 at ¥7,193 (~$47) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Schnellbestellung.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
How many cards are in Stellar Miracle (SV7)?
135 cards total — a 102-card base set plus 33 secret-rare cards numbered 103 through 135 (12 Art Rare, 12 Secret Rare, 6 Special Art Rare, 3 Ultra Rare).
What are the four Terapagos ex printings in SV7?
Terapagos ex appears as a base Double Rare at #088/102, then again in the secret tier as Secret Rare #122, Special Art Rare #130, and Ultra Rare #133.
What is the English version of Stellar Miracle?
The English counterpart is Stellar Crown, which released about two months after the Japanese set.
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