Twilight Masquerade is the Kitakami-themed sixth Scarlet & Violet main set, released in May 2024 alongside the Teal Mask DLC storyline. It is best known for the Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare, one of the most sought-after ex cards of the era, plus Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex. A Twilight Masquerade booster box in August 2026 has moved above most of its 2024 neighbors on the strength of that Greninja. This page lists every sealed product with current prices, the chase cards and the checks to run on a box before you pay for it.
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| Release date | May 24, 2024 |
| Set code | SV06 |
| Card count | 167 main set, 226 including secret rares |
| Chase cards | Greninja ex SIR (214/167), Teal Mask Ogerpon ex SIR (211/167), Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex SIR, Dragapult ex SIR, Sinistcha ex SIR, Perrin SIR, Kieran SIR, Carmine SIR |
| Sealed products | Booster Box, Elite Trainer Box, Pokémon Center ETB, Booster Bundle, Build & Battle Box, Build & Battle Stadium, 3-Pack and 1-Pack Blisters, Sleeved Boosters |
| Standard booster box | Yes, 36 packs |
| Booster box price range (Aug 2026) | $320–$380 |
The 36-pack box released at $161.64 and has climbed steadily since leaving print. Sealed boxes sell for $320–$380 as of August 2026, with most eBay sold listings between $330 and $370 and TCGplayer market price near the top of the range. It is the product to buy if you are chasing the Greninja ex SIR, and the one that has appreciated most since 2024.
The single retail ETB features Teal Mask Ogerpon and includes nine packs, a full-art Ogerpon promo, 65 sleeves, dice and a storage box. MSRP was $54.99. Sealed ETBs trade at $95–$125, a smaller multiple of retail than the booster box, which makes them a fair option for a modest sealed pickup.
The Pokémon Center version carries 11 packs and exclusive energy cards and sells for $150–$190 sealed. It is less scarce than the 2023 Pokémon Center ETBs and shows up regularly on the secondary market.
Six packs for $26.94 at retail, now $70–$90 sealed. Bundles are the smallest sealed unit with a reasonable per-pack cost and a good pick for buyers who want to open a few packs for the Illustration Rares.
The prerelease Build & Battle Box, with four packs, a deck and a stamped promo, sells for $35–$48 sealed. The Build & Battle Stadium lists at $80–$100 and is uncommon but not particularly expensive.
Three-pack blisters trade at $38–$50, single-pack checklane blisters at $12–$16 and loose sleeved boosters at $10–$13. The Ogerpon ex Premium Collection released later in 2024 with four Ogerpon promos and packs from several sets; it is a related product rather than a pure Twilight Masquerade item and sells for $70–$95 sealed.
Greninja ex SIR (214/167) is the headline card and has traded between $120 and $180 raw for most of 2026, a strong figure for a non-Charizard ex. Teal Mask Ogerpon ex SIR (211/167) sits around $50–$80, and the Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, Dragapult ex and Sinistcha ex SIRs are in the $25–$50 band. The full-art trainers, particularly Perrin and Kieran SIRs, trade at $20–$45. The set also has a well-regarded Illustration Rare list with Kitakami scenery, of which the Poltchageist and Ogerpon art cards are the most collected.
Special Illustration Rares are commonly reported at roughly one per 100 packs, and Greninja is one of eight or so SIRs in the pool, so most boxes will not contain it. A box typically returns several Illustration Rares, a handful of double-rare ex cards and roughly one ACE SPEC.
At $320–$380 a box the per-pack cost is roughly $9–$10, and the Greninja ex SIR is doing most of the work holding the price up. As an opening product it is a gamble on one card; as a sealed hold it has the profile collectors tend to favor: a single well-known chase, a set that is out of print, and a price that is up but not extreme. The Sword & Shield era showed that sets with a popular ex or V art card (Evolving Skies, Fusion Strike) can keep climbing for years. The risk is a reprint, which The Pokémon Company has done for in-demand main sets, and the possibility that Greninja singles cool off. Buy within the range and hold long.
Twilight Masquerade boxes have become a resealing target as the price crossed $300. Genuine boxes carry matte shrink with one horizontal seam on the back and vent holes, and the packs sit in four rows of nine with alternating art. A tight glossy wrap with no seam or vents is the most common sign of a rewrapped box. Packs should have evenly ribbed crimps on both ends, and any opened pack should contain a Pokémon TCG Live code card. Weighing packs is a known issue with this set because the Greninja SIR is a heavier textured card; blisters and bundles from unfamiliar sellers are the highest-risk purchases. For ETBs, check that the Ogerpon promo card is sealed in its own sleeve inside the box.
Local shops that ordered heavily in 2024 often still have boxes and ETBs priced below eBay, so check the card shop directory and call ahead. Card shows are the best place to buy a box in person, where you can inspect the wrap and pack layout before paying. Online, these eBay searches give the cleanest results:
Yes. Twilight Masquerade is a main set with a standard 36-pack booster box, and it is the best per-pack value among its sealed products.
Sealed boxes sell for $320–$380 as of August 2026, with most recent sales between $330 and $370.
Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare (214/167), trading between $120 and $180 raw and considerably more graded.
Retail ETBs sell for $95–$125 sealed, and Pokémon Center ETBs for $150–$190.
Special Illustration Rares as a group are commonly reported at roughly one per 100 packs, and Greninja is one of several SIRs, so a single box should not be expected to contain it.
No reprint has been announced since the set left the print schedule, but main sets with a strong chase card are the ones most likely to be reprinted, so treat it as a real possibility.
Prices in this guide were last reviewed 2026-08. Live eBay listings above update daily.