The Top 10 Must-Have Pokémon TCG Cards From Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] Ranked by Price
Let’s dive into the cards everyone is eagerly chasing within the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set and explore the potential value they hold!
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Flareon ex SAR [SV8a 202/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Vaporeon ex SAR [SV8a 205/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Glaceon ex SAR [SV8a 206/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Glaceon :Master Ball Mirror [SV8a 040/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Espeon :Master Ball Mirror [SV8a 062/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Leafeon ex SAR [SV8a 200/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Pikachu ex UR [SV8a 236/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Eevee :Master Ball Mirror [SV8a 125/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Espeon ex SAR [SV8a 211/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Eevee ex SAR [SV8a 224/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Sylveon :Master Ball Mirror [SV8a 068/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Sylveon ex SAR [SV8a 212/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Umbreon ex SAR [SV8a 217/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
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Umbreon :Master Ball Mirror [SV8a 092/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$
As 2024 draws to a close, the Pokémon TCG community is buzzing with excitement over one of the year’s most anticipated releases, the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set. Packed with stunning artwork, game-changing cards, and nostalgic nods for fans, this set has been making waves among collectors and players alike.
Thus, we’re taking a deep dive into the top 10 must-have cards from this dazzling collection. Whether you’re a seasoned battler or a passionate collector, these gems are ones you’ll want to add to your collection before the year is out!
For each of the top 10 cards, we’ve also included each card’s SNKRDUNK price graph to give you an idea of where our sellers’ prices currently stand in relation to those of the market in general. We’ve also highlighted the price of the most recent transaction as of 20 December 2024—the date this article was published.
However, before we jump into the highly anticipated top 10 cards, it’s worth taking a moment to spotlight a few hidden gems from the Terastal Festival ex set. These four honorable mentions may not have made the top 10, but they’re still remarkable in their own right, boasting stunning designs, unique effects, and undeniable charm. Let’s shine a light on these standout cards before diving into the main event!
Flareon ex (SAR) 202/187 (~US$52)
As the third of Eevee’s eight evolutions, this card captures Flareon in a vibrant and dynamic pose amidst a fiery scene that embodies its blazing personality. Like the rest of the set’s Eeveelution cards, this card holds great potential for future value, making it a noteworthy addition to any collection.
Vaporeon ex (SAR) 205/187 (~US$52)
The artwork on this card, masterfully illustrated by Narano, captures the serene beauty of Vaporeon in breathtaking detail. Its stunning design and undeniable collectible appeal make it a standout addition to any collection, with potential for future value growth and a must-have for fans of Eevee’s evolutions.
Glaceon ex (SAR) 206/187 (~US$54)
The artwork on this Glaceon ex (SAR) card showcases Glaceon in a tranquil winter wonderland, surrounded by shimmering snow that perfectly captures its icy elegance. As one of Eevee’s eight evolutions, this card holds good potential for long-term value growth, making it a cop for collectors and players.
Glaceon Master Ball Mirror 040/187 (~US$54)
Featuring Glaceon in a stunning mirror finish, its icy blue tones are beautifully enhanced by a glossy, reflective sheen, creating a mesmerizing visual effect. As Master Ball Mirror cards aren’t found in every booster box, their rarity adds to their appeal. With this card’s exceptional design and limited availability, it holds significant potential for future value growth, making it a must-have for collectors.
10) Espeon Master Ball Mirror 062/187 (~US$55)
The Espeon Master Ball Mirror card from the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set, a reprint of a card from Ruler of the Black Flame [SV3], is a truly captivating card that seamlessly blends elegance with rarity. Featuring Espeon in a stunning mirror finish, the card’s vibrant purple and pink hues are beautifully accentuated by a glossy, reflective sheen, creating a mesmerizing visual effect.
Like other Master Ball Mirror cards, this one is not commonly found in every booster box, making it a rare and sought-after treasure. With Espeon being one of the top three fan-favorite Eeveelutions, its striking design and limited availability give this card strong potential for future value growth. It’s an essential addition for both collectors and fans of Eevee’s evolutions alike. Be sure to grab this card once the price stabilizes, especially if you’re a completionist aiming to collect all the Master Ball Mirror cards from the set.
9) Leafeon ex (SAR) 200/187 (~US$57)
The Leafeon ex card from the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set is a breathtaking card that beautifully captures the essence of this nature-inspired evolution. The artwork, illustrated by artist Jiro Sasumo, the card showcases Leafeon in a dynamic, leaf-filled environment, radiating a sense of energy and harmony with the natural world.
The card’s vibrant colors and intricate details make it a visual masterpiece, while its SAR rarity adds an extra layer of appeal. appeal. Just like the rest of the set’s Eeveelution cards, this card has great potential future collector value. While it may not be as sought-after as some other fan-favorite Eeveelutions, this card is still a must-have for any collection!
8) Pikachu ex (UR) 236/187 (~US$60)
Featured as a stunning Ultra Rare (UR) card, this Pikachu ex card—the only non-Eeveelution in the top 10—is a reprint of the already iconic card from Super Electric Breaker [SV8]. Captured in a dynamic, action-packed pose, it radiates energy and charm, perfectly embodying the spirit of the face of the Pokémon franchise. With its vibrant colors, striking design, and undeniable appeal, this card is a must-have for collectors and fans of all ages, making it a standout addition to any Pokémon collection.
Similar to the Master Ball Mirror cards, UR cards are not guaranteed in every Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] booster box. What makes it even more challenging is the presence of four other UR cards in the set, meaning that even if you pull a UR card, it might not be the Pikachu ex. In any case, whether you’re a collector or a player of Pokémon TCG, this is a card you’ll want to secure once the prices stabilize.
7) Eevee Master Ball Mirror 125/187 (~US$63)
…is this even a surprise?
As the Basic form of all Eeveelutions, Eevee’s Master Ball Mirror version is undoubtedly a standout card in Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set and easily made the top 10, coming in at #7. Featuring a dazzling mirror finish, this card captures Eevee in a stunning, reflective design that perfectly showcases its versatility and charm. The glossy sheen adds an extra layer of depth, making it a visually striking piece for collectors.
Much like Pikachu, Eevee remains one of the most beloved Pokémon in the franchise. This rare Eevee Master Ball Mirror card, a Master Ball Mirror reprint of a card first seen in Stellar Tera Type Starter Set Sylveon ex [SVLN], is a must-have for any collection, with its captivating design and limited availability, making it a valuable investment which could see serious value growth in the future.
6) Espeon ex (SAR) 211/187 (~US$66)
Another one which everyone saw coming, Espeon ex’s appearance all the way up at #6 should come as no surprise at all. The Full Art illustration by Sui features Espeon in a graceful pose, surrounded by vibrant, mystical elements that highlight its powerful psychic abilities. The imagery on this SAR card elevates its design, offering a level of artistry that makes it a standout piece for collectors.
With its captivating visuals and Espeon’s widespread popularity among fans, this SAR Espeon ex card is not only a must-have for any collection but also holds strong potential for future value growth, making it a prized addition for both collectors and players. While there’s no guarantee on its future price, it is highly recommended that collectors and players secure this card once the price stabilizes, ensuring they don’t miss out on a valuable addition to their collection.
5) Eevee ex (SAR) 224/187 (~US$70)
A fruit tart behind Eevee?
Illustrated by Natsuko Shoji, the renowned pastry chef of Shibuya-based restaurant été, this card beautifully captures Eevee’s charm and versatility. Chef Shoji’s artistic touch, influenced by her expertise in pastry design, brings intricate, sweet details to the artwork, including a signature fruit tart from her restaurant, which adds an extra layer of uniqueness to the card. This personal touch makes the card even more special alongside its already captivating design.
Notably, Natsuko Shoji made history as the first pastry chef in the world to collaborate with Pokémon to illustrate a card, making this Eevee ex card a truly groundbreaking and one-of-a-kind piece.
The whimsical, soft tones and delicate lines add a unique warmth to the artwork, making it stand out as both a visual treat and a true celebration of Eevee’s joyful spirit. This SAR Eevee ex card is a must-have for collectors with its captivating design. It’s also worth noting that this is one of two SAR versions of the Eevee ex card from Terastal Festival ex [SV8a]; the other has the serial number of 223/187.
4) Sylveon Master Ball Mirror 068/187 (~US$90)
Depicting the second-most popular of all eight Eeveelutions, the Sylveon Master Ball Mirror card is sure to secure its place among the standout cards from the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set that every collector or player should own.
Sylveon’s inclusion in this rare Master Ball Mirror form makes this card a standout collectible. Its combination of visual appeal, rarity, and fan-favorite status ensures it’s a must-have for any collector aiming to complete the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set or elevate their Pokémon TCG collection. This card is a Master Ball Mirror reprint of a card first seen in Night Wanderer [SV6a]. Always be ready to secure this card when you spot it up for grabs—its price’s future potential is sky-high; there could be no better time than now to score yourself a copy.
3) Sylveon ex (SAR) 212/187 (~US$114)
And now for our podium finishers.
Illustrated with exquisite detail, Sylveon is depicted in a whimsical, dreamlike setting surrounded by its signature pastel ribbons and a vibrant festive ambience. The card’s Full Art illustration elevates the card’s aesthetic, combining intricate artwork with radiant colors that make it truly stand out. Topping things off is its rarity of SAR.
Highlighted by its stunning artwork and exceptional rarity, this card is a must-have for every Eeveelution collector—a true gem that stands out in any collection. Thus, if you’re eager to secure this card, consider purchasing a Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] booster box from our app and try your luck at pulling this sought-after treasure!
2) Umbreon ex (SAR) 217/187 (~US$279)
Of course the card which could end up becoming “Moonbreon 2.0” would’ve made the list…
The artwork of this Umbreon ex card, intricately detailed and set against a mysterious moonlit backdrop, captures Umbreon in a poised and commanding stance, radiating its signature dark elegance. Even before the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set was released, fans were already dubbing this card “Moonbreon 2.0” after the reveal of its breathtaking artwork.
When compared to the iconic Hyper Rare (HR) Umbreon VMAX card from the Eevee Heroes [S6a] set, famously known as “Moonbreon”, the Umbreon ex card from the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set might just end up becoming the true heir to one of the greatest Pokémon TCG cards of all time. With its stunning artwork and popularity among fans, this card could follow in the footsteps of its predecessor as a highly coveted collector’s item.
1) Umbreon Master Ball Mirror 092/187 (~US$319)
…yeah, everyone saw this coming. OF COURSE it was Umbreon.
As by far the single most beloved Eeveelution, Umbreon’s popularity ensures this Master Ball Mirror card will be highly sought after. Its rarity as a Master Ball Mirror card makes it a must-have for serious collectors. Whether you’re a long-time fan of Umbreon or building a collection of Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] cards, this card is a shining example of both artistry and desirability.
The odds of pulling a Master Ball Mirror card from a booster box are already slim, making it a highly coveted pull within the Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] set. Adding to the challenge, with several other Pokémon featured in the Master Ball Mirror subset, the likelihood of pulling Umbreon specifically becomes even more daunting. Its scarcity, combined with Umbreon’s immense popularity as not only the most popular Eeveelution, but also one of the most popular Pokémon in totality, makes this card—a Master Ball Mirror reprint of a card from Ruler of the Black Flame [SV3]—a true treasure within the Pokémon TCG universe.
Ranking of the Top 10 Most Expensive Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] Cards
10) Espeon Master Ball Mirror 062/187 (~US$55)
9) Leafeon ex (SAR) 200/187 (~US$57)
8) Pikachu ex (UR) 236/187 (~US$60)
7) Eevee Master Ball Mirror 125/187 (~US$63)
6) Espeon ex (SAR) 211/187 (~US$66)
5) Eevee ex (SAR) 224/187 (~US$70)
4) Sylveon Master Ball Mirror 068/187 (~US$90)
3) Sylveon ex (SAR) 212/187 (~US$114)
2) Umbreon ex (SAR) 217/187 (~US$279)
1) Umbreon Master Ball Mirror 092/187 (~US$319)
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