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Twilight Masquerade First Look

Twilight Masquerade First Look: Set Details, Card Reveals & Expected Products

Esbie

Esbie

Table of contents

  • Introduction
  • Card Reveals
  • Product Overview

We’re still a bit away from the May 24 official release date - and May 11 prerelease date - of the next Pokémon TCG set, Twilight Masquerade. That said, you don’t need to wait any longer to get your first look at some of the exciting new cards and products coming our way!

Introduction

Set in the realm of Kitakami from the Scarlet & Violet DLC The Teal Mask, this next Pokémon TCG expansion will include an expected 226 cards highlighting some fan-favorite Pokémon the DLC introduced, such as the Legendary Ogerpon (who will appear with four different Tera typings), the oh-so fearsome Bloodmoon Ursaluna and my personal favorite, the adorable, albeit creepy, Sinistcha. This set will also continue the inclusion of ACE SPEC cards; special effect cards that are so powerful, the TCG rules only allow for one per deck. We were all a little shook over here at Dittobase at the market price of ACE SPEC cards from the previous TCG set Temporal Forces, so don’t sleep on them when planning out what your top hits might be!

Card Reveals

Twilight Masquerade will be based on the Japanese TCG sets Crimson Haze (released on March 22) and Mask of Change (soon to be released this April). While we wait for the official release date, we’re excited to give you your first look at some of the international card reveals, many of which are in English - check them out below!

Leafeon (#011)

Teal Mask Ogerpon (#024)

Teal Mask Ogerpon ex (#025)

Infernape (#033)

Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex (#040)

Froakie (#056)

Frogadier (#057)

Iron Thorns ex (#077)

Scream Tail ex (#094)

Greninja EX (#106)

Okidogi (#111)

Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon EX (#112)

Eevee (#135)

Pinsir (#168)

Internape (#173)

Ogre's Mask (#159)

Phione (#175)

Hisuian Growlithe (#181)

Eevee (#188)

Lana’s Assistance Full Art (#207)

Perrin Full Art (#209)

Greninja ex (#214)

Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex SIR (#216)

Perrin (#220)

Initial thoughts? I expect that Greninja SIR to be one of the top chases from the set, thanks to his time-tested popularity with fans and how stunning that colorful artwork is. Other standouts are the Hisuian Growlithe IR and coordinating Perrin SIR. Peep Growlithe’s loving face reflected in the lens of Perrin’s camera - I can’t. Even more cool: not only do these complementary cards differ in type of card (Pokémon and Trainer), they also transcend rarity as well (IR and SIR). Lastly, we have to shout out that Eevee IR, officially confirming what we’ve all always known was true in our hearts: you simply can’t have too many Eevees.

Product Overview

Currently, there are a handful of Twilight Masquerade products available for preorder. Let’s break down their components and pricing so you can decide which ones are the best option for you and your budget.

Note: Market prices are based on TCGPlayer listings as of 4/5/25.

Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box

MSRP: $59.99

Market Price: $149.37 (Note: Small sample size due to few listings.)

Full Contents:

  • 11 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs
  • 1 Full Art Promo Card featuring Teal Mask Ogerpon (with Pokémon Center logo)
  • 1 Full Art Promo Card featuring Teal Mask Ogerpon (without Pokémon Center logo)
  • 1 Pack of 65 Card Sleeves featuring Teal Mask Ogerpon
  • 45 Energy Cards
  • 1 Twilight Masquerade Player’s Guide
  • 6 Damage Counter Dice
  • 1 Coin Flip Die
  • 2 Plastic Condition Markers
  • 1 Collector’s Box with 4 Dividers
  • 1 Code Card for Pokémon TCG Live

Elite Trainer Box

MSRP: $49.99

Market Price: $46.42

Full Contents:

  • 9 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs
  • 1 Full Art Promo Card featuring Teal Mask Ogerpon
  • 1 Pack of 65 Card Sleeves featuring Teal Mask Ogerpon
  • 45 Energy Cards
  • 1 Twilight Masquerade Player’s Guide
  • 6 Damage Counter Dice
  • 1 Coin Flip Die
  • 2 Plastic Condition Markers
  • 1 Collector’s Box with 4 Dividers
  • 1 Code Card for Pokémon TCG Live

Booster Bundle

MSRP: $26.94

Market Price: $19.96

Full Contents:

  • 6 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs

Build and Battle Box

MSRP: $21.99

Market Price: $23.15

Full Contents:

  • 1 40-card ready-to-play deck
  • 1 of 4 Unique Foil Promo Cards
  • 4 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs
  • 1 Code Card for Pokémon TCG Live

Booster Box Display

MSRP: $161.64

Market Price: $126.89

Full Contents:

  • 36 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs

Sleeved Booster Pack

MSRP: $4.49

Market Price: $4.98 (Note: Small sample size due to few listings.)

Full Contents:

  • 1 Twilight Masquerade Booster Pack

3-Pack Blister

MSRP: $13.99

Market Price: $18.69 (Snorlax), $18.69 (Revavroom)

Snorlax

Revavrooom

Full Contents:

  • 3 Twilight Masquerade Booster Packs
  • 1 of 2 Unique Foil Promo Cards featuring Snorlax or Revavroom

Blister Pack

MSRP: $5.49

Market Price: $12.45 (Pupitar), $11.52 (Toxel)

Toxel

Pupitar

Full Contents:

  • 1 Twilight Masquerade Booster Pack
  • 1 of 2 Unique Foil Promo Cards featuring Pupitar or Toxel
  • 1 Oversized Coin featuring Lechonk

Premium Checklane Blister

MSRP: TBD

Market Price: $12.99 (Horsea), $12.99 (Porygon)

Kingdra

Porygon-Z

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Conclusion

And there you have it: our first look at some of the anticipated cards and products coming our way with the release of Twilight Masquerade! Stay tuned for more info from Dittobase as we approach the official release date and more cards and product details are revealed.

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