Umbreon Master Ball Mirror 092/187 Terastal Festival ex Card Guide

The Card: Umbreon 092/187 R

Umbreon is a Stage 1 Darkness-type Pokemon, evolving from Eevee. It carries 110 HP and two attacks: だましうち (50 damage, ignores Weakness and Resistance) and しっこくのやいば — “Dark Blade” (140 damage, with the drawback that Umbreon can’t attack on the following turn). The card is illustrated by matazo, and it is printed at card number 092 inside Terastal Festival ex’s 187-card main run — a standard numbered slot, not a secret or special one.

What makes our listing notable isn’t the base artwork — it’s the foil. Our graded copy is the Master Ball Mirror print: a parallel where the Master Ball silhouette (rounder ears, plus the “M” mark) is etched repeatedly into the card’s holo pattern. It is the exact same card, name, and number as the regular print shown above — the difference is entirely in the foil pattern, which doesn’t register in a flat product photo. Per our own dedicated guide on the mechanic, the Master Ball Mirror treatment is restricted to C, U, and R-rarity cards; it never appears on SR-or-above chase cards, which is consistent with Umbreon 092/187’s own R rarity.

Our graded copy of this Master Ball Mirror print is currently listed at ¥32,560 (~$205), PSA 10.

The Set: Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)

Terastal Festival ex — ハイクラスパック「テラスタルフェスex」in Japanese, with Limitless TCG’s database also labelling it as “高级包: Terastal Fest ex” — is set code SV8a, released 6 December 2024 with a total of 237 cards. It sits in the Scarlet & Violet era of Japanese Pokemon sets.

For the full card-by-card breakdown of the set, see our Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) card list, and for the sealed-product side, our Terastal Festival ex booster box buying guide covers pack structure and what’s inside a box. If you’re also weighing up the set that followed it, our SV9a vs SV8a box guide compares the two directly.

Sealed SV8a product — the source of both the regular and Master Ball Mirror prints of 092/187 — is available as the SV8A-Terastal Festival ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥17,510 (~$110), with a Damaged Box variant (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥19,200 (~$121) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) for buyers who don’t mind cosmetic damage to the outer box itself — the sealed packs inside are unaffected. Damaged Box pricing moves independently of the regular listing and isn’t automatically cheaper; currently it’s listed higher than the regular box.

Where This Print Sits Among Japanese Rarity Tiers

Umbreon 092/187 is printed at R (Rare), which sits below the SR and SAR tiers that Terastal Festival ex reserves for its full alternate-art chase cards. Terastal Festival ex, for instance, also includes Friends of Paldea 195/187, a Secret Rare (SR) from the same set — a structurally higher rarity tier than Umbreon’s R-rarity slot.

Our own PSA 10 copy of Friends of Paldea SR 195/187 is currently listed at ¥7,986 (~$50) — below our current Master Ball Mirror listing for Umbreon at ¥32,560 (~$205), despite sitting on a structurally higher official rarity tier. That gap reflects how the Master Ball Mirror is a separate, additional layer of scarcity applied on top of the C/U/R rarity tiers, rather than a step on the same ladder as SR and SAR — the two systems measure different things, and current listing prices between the two are not directly comparable on rarity letter alone.

For the mechanic’s full picture across both eligible sets, and where budget-tier and higher-tier Master Ball Mirror prints sit relative to each other, see our Master Ball Mirror guide. For a broader Eeveelution round-up across our PSA 10 catalogue, our PSA 10 Eeveelutions buying guide covers Umbreon alongside its evolution family, while this article stays focused on the single 092/187 Master Ball Mirror print.

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