SV7 “Stellar Miracle” is the Japanese set that introduced the Stellar Tera mechanic to the Scarlet & Violet era, and Terapagos ex — the card that mechanic is built around — is the set’s mascot for a reason. If you’re deciding whether to open a box, this guide covers exactly what’s inside, which cards define the set, and what our own regular and Damaged Box listings actually contain.
Officially titled 拡張パック「ステラミラクル」(Expansion Pack «Stellar Miracle»), SV7 released in Japan on July 19, 2024. It sits in the same market window as the English-language Stellar Crown release, though the two should be read as a market and distribution relationship rather than a strict card-for-card equivalent — we cover that distinction further down.
We ship sealed Japanese product out of Tokyo, and the numbers below are our own current listings, not third-party market snapshots.
Stellar Miracle (SV7) is a 135-card set — 102 main-set cards plus 33 secret cards — built around six Special Art Rares led by mascot card Terapagos ex. Our SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63), while the Damaged Box listing runs ¥11,520 (~$72) — here the Damaged Box actually costs more than the regular box, not less.
Prices below are our own current listings as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Stellar Miracle Box
| Artículo | Value |
|---|---|
| Official name | 拡張パック「ステラミラクル」 / Expansion Pack «Stellar Miracle» |
| Set code | SV7 |
| Japan release date | July 19, 2024 |
| Total cards | 135 (102 main-set + 33 secret) |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Special Art Rares (SAR) in set | 6 |
Stellar Miracle is a standard-format expansion pack rather than a high-class pack — 30 packs at 5 cards each, versus the larger 10-card packs found in high-class releases. That’s more packs to open per box, spread across a 102-card main set backed by a 33-card secret tier that runs from #103/102 up to #135/102. We don’t publish or estimate per-pack odds — see the note below on pull rates.
The set’s identity is built around the Stellar Tera mechanic, introduced here with Terapagos ex as the mascot card and a run of Area Zero support cards built to work alongside it. We don’t publish or estimate official pull rates for individual cards — Pokemon doesn’t release those figures publicly, so the breakdown below sticks to rarity tiers rather than odds.
Chase Cards in Stellar Miracle
The set’s six Special Art Rares sit at the top of the secret-rare tier, with Terapagos ex sitting at the top as the set’s mascot card:
| Carta | # | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Terapagos ex | 130/102 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | SAR |
| Dachsbun ex | 129/102 | SAR |
| Lacey | 131/102 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | SAR |
| Hydrapple ex | 127/102 | SAR |
| Galvantula ex | 128/102 | SAR |
| Briar | 132/102 | SAR |
Terapagos ex #130/102 SAR
Terapagos ex is the card this entire set is named for and built around. It’s the mascot pull, the card most likely to appear on set packaging and promotional material, and the one collectors go in specifically hunting for.
Dachsbun ex #129/102 SAR
One of six SARs in the set and part of the same secret-tier run as Terapagos ex, sitting just below it in the card numbering.
Lacey #131/102 SAR
A trainer-card SAR rather than a Pokemon secret — Stellar Miracle’s six-card SAR line mixes Pokemon ex cards with character SARs like this one.
Hydrapple ex #127/102 SAR
The lowest-numbered of the set’s six SARs, opening the secret-tier SAR run at 127/102.
Briar #132/102 SAR
The second trainer-card SAR in the lineup alongside Lacey, and the highest-numbered of the six SARs in the main SAR run.
Galvantula ex 128/102 SAR completes the six-card SAR lineup, slotting in between Hydrapple ex and Dachsbun ex in the numbering.
Beyond the SAR tier, the secret-card run also includes a handful of secondary hits worth knowing: Area Zero Underdepths 135/102 (Ultra Rare, the highest-numbered secret in the set), a second Terapagos ex print at 133/102 (Ultra Rare), Crispin 123/102 (Secret Rare), and Bravery Charm 134/102 (Ultra Rare). None of these singles are currently listed on our site — sourcing requests for any Stellar Miracle single go through Pedido rápido. For the full 135-card breakdown, see our Stellar Miracle (SV7) card list, and for a closer look at how the set’s hits tend to compare to each other, see our Stellar Miracle pull rates and best cards guide.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
We list Stellar Miracle boxes in more than one condition tier, and the pricing doesn’t follow the pattern some other sets on our site use:
| Listing | Precio |
|---|---|
| SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box (regular) | currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63) |
| SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — Damaged Box | currently listed at ¥11,520 (~$72) |
On several other sets in our catalog, the Damaged Box listing is the cheaper option — a discount for cosmetic box damage on otherwise sealed product. That’s not the case here: the Stellar Miracle Damaged Box is priced ¥1,536 above the regular box. Don’t assume «Damaged» automatically means «cheaper» across our catalog — check the listed price on each product page for the set you’re after.
We don’t currently have a «No Shrink» listing for Stellar Miracle. If one becomes available, requests can be flagged through Pedido rápido in the meantime.
Where to Buy a Stellar Miracle Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The regular SV7-Stellar Miracle box is the standard entry point at ¥9,984 (~$63), and the Damaged Box listing is priced at ¥11,520 (~$72) — check both product pages directly, since the pricing gap between them can shift.
Browse the wider range in our Pokemon booster box collection, and if you’re after individual Stellar Miracle singles, a related set box such as Paradise Dragona (SV7a), or anything else not listed above, Pedido rápido is the fastest way to build a mixed order. For the companion set’s own breakdown, see our SV7 vs SV7a box guide.
Preguntas frecuentes
What is Stellar Miracle (SV7)?
Stellar Miracle is a Japanese Pokemon expansion pack, officially 拡張パック「ステラミラクル」, released July 19, 2024. It’s a 135-card set (102 main-set cards plus 33 secrets) that introduced the Stellar Tera mechanic, with Terapagos ex as the set’s mascot card.
How many cards are in a Stellar Miracle box?
Each box has 30 packs of 5 cards each, drawn from a 135-card set split into 102 main-set cards and 33 secret cards numbered 103/102 through 135/102.
What are the chase cards in Stellar Miracle?
The set’s six Special Art Rares sit at the top of the secret-rare tier: Terapagos ex (130/102, the set’s mascot), Dachsbun ex (129/102), Lacey (131/102), Hydrapple ex (127/102), Galvantula ex (128/102), and Briar (132/102). Secondary hits in the secret tier include Area Zero Underdepths (135/102 UR), a second Terapagos ex print (133/102 UR), Crispin (123/102 Secret Rare), and Bravery Charm (134/102 UR).
Is the Stellar Miracle Damaged Box cheaper than the regular box?
No — on this set it’s the opposite. Our Damaged Box listing is currently priced at ¥11,520 (~$72), which is ¥1,536 above the regular box at ¥9,984 (~$63). Always check the listed price on each product page rather than assuming Damaged Box means a discount.
Is Stellar Miracle the same set as Stellar Crown?
Not exactly. Stellar Miracle (SV7) is the Japanese release; Stellar Crown is the English-market release in the same window. The two are a market and distribution relationship rather than a strict, card-for-card equivalent, so it’s best to treat the Japanese and English product lines as separate rather than assuming a one-to-one match.
Does Pokemon publish official pull rates for Stellar Miracle?
No. Pokemon does not publish official pull rates for its sets, so this guide covers chase cards by rarity tier rather than by odds. Our Stellar Miracle pull rates and best cards guide goes further into how the set’s hits are typically discussed.
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