日本版 · Japanese version
Prismatic Evolutions in Japanese: Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)
In Japan: テラスタルフェスex · Scarlet & Violet
days earlier in Japan than in English. That is the head start Japanese sets usually have.
Prismatic Evolutions (January 17, 2025) has a clearly different card list from Terastal Festival ex. The Japanese box is a High Class Pack: 10 packs of 10 cards, with a guaranteed SAR per box and God Packs the English release doesn't have.
The Japanese booster box in numbers
- Set code
- SV8a
- Packs per box
- 10
- Cards per pack
- 10
- Cards per box
- 100
What's in a Japanese booster box?
Pull rates of the Japanese release. They often differ from the English one.
- 1x Special Art Rare - guaranteed, from a pool of 33
- 1x ACE SPEC - guaranteed
- 9x Double Rare (Pokemon ex)
- 3x Pokeball Mirror
- Master Ball Mirror: about 1 per 2 boxes, from 101 possible cards
- Super Rare: about 1 per 5 boxes
- Ultra Rare: about 1 per 15 boxes
- God Pack: an estimated 1 per 300 to 500 boxes
- Updated October 6, 2026
Box or single packs?
The math with our own prices today.
In the box you pay 15% less per pack. Want to see how the set opens first? Start with a single pack.
The top cards of Terastal Festival ex
What you chase in the Japanese set, with the market value of a single card.
- Umbreon ex SAR (#217)€ 313
- Sylveon ex SAR (#212)€ 107
- Umbreon Master Ball (#092)€ 55
- Espeon ex SAR (#211)€ 54
- Leafeon ex SAR (#200)€ 51
- Vaporeon ex SAR (#205)€ 49
Market value of single cards, ungraded. Prices: PriceCharting, as of October 8, 2026.
Value and odds per card
For each top card: market value of the single card, estimated chance per box and what chasing costs on average.
- Espeon ex (SAR #211)
- Flareon ex (SAR #202)
- Glaceon ex (SAR #206)
- Jolteon ex (SAR #209)
- Leafeon ex (SAR #200)
- Pikachu ex (UR #236)
- Sylveon ex (SAR #212)
- Umbreon ex (SAR #217)
- Umbreon (Master Ball #092)
- Vaporeon ex (SAR #205)
- All chase cards from every set: value and odds
- Odds calculator: how many boxes until your card?
Questions about Terastal Festival ex
What people ask most about the Japanese version.
What is the Japanese version of Prismatic Evolutions?
The Japanese counterpart of Prismatic Evolutions is Terastal Festival ex (SV8a), in Japan テラスタルフェスex.
When did Terastal Festival ex come out?
In Japan on December 6, 2024. The English version, Prismatic Evolutions, followed on January 17, 2025, 42 days later.
How many packs are in a Japanese Terastal Festival ex booster box?
10 packs of 10 cards each, 100 cards per box in total.
What is the difference between Terastal Festival ex and Prismatic Evolutions?
Prismatic Evolutions (January 17, 2025) has a clearly different card list from Terastal Festival ex. The Japanese box is a High Class Pack: 10 packs of 10 cards, with a guaranteed SAR per box and God Packs the English release doesn't have.
Can you buy Japanese Terastal Festival ex cards in the Netherlands and Belgium?
Yes. Kaikan Cards imports the set itself (official Pokémon TCG, Japanese edition) and ships factory-sealed booster boxes and packs from the Netherlands, insured and with tracking. You pay no import costs or customs.
Popular search questions
Answered in short, with numbers from our shop.
- How many boxes do you need to open for one specific card?For one specific Special Art Rare in a MEGA main set, 17 to 20 boxes on average: the chance of an SAR is 1 ...
- Which English set matches which Japanese set?Pokémon 151 (SV2a) became Scarlet & Violet—151, VSTAR Universe (S12a) became Crown Zenith and Terastal Fest...
- How much earlier do Japanese Pokémon sets come out than English ones?Usually 6 to 14 weeks. For the sets we sell, the median is 56 days, about eight weeks. Pokémon 151 and Stor...
More on Terastal Festival ex
Everything we have on this set.
Other English sets in Japanese
Know the English name? This is what the set is called in Japan.
- 30th Celebrationin Japan: 30th Celebration (M6a)
- Delta Reignin Japan: Storm Emeralda (M6)
- Pitch Blackin Japan: Abyss Eye (M5)
- Chaos Risingin Japan: Ninja Spinner (M4)
- Perfect Orderin Japan: Nihil Zero (M3)
- Ascended Heroesin Japan: Mega Dream ex (M2a)
- Phantasmal Flamesin Japan: Inferno X (M2)
- Mega Evolutionin Japan: Mega Symphonia (M1S)
- Mega Evolutionin Japan: Mega Brave (M1L)
- White Flarein Japan: White Flare (SV11W)
- Black Boltin Japan: Black Bolt (SV11B)
- Destined Rivalsin Japan: Glory of Team Rocket (SV10)

