Is the Twilight Masquerade ETB Worth It? Contents & Pull Rates
Twilight Masquerade is filled with eerie charm and some of the most beautiful trainer cards ever released. Scroll to find the full Visual Card List, Pull Rates, Chase Cards and FREE download for Master Set Placeholders.
Did you know? Ogerpon is the first Legendary Pokémon to debut with a total of 12 ex cards in a single set — thanks to her four unique masks.
Visual Card List
Free Twilight Masquerade Master Set Binder Placeholders
These printable placeholders highlight all 373 cards to collect — making it easy to visually track your progress and complete your Twilight Masquerade master set.
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E X P L O R E M O R E C A R D S
What are the Pull Rates?
Pull rates in Twilight Masquerade line up pretty closely with what we saw in Temporal Forces — with one notable change.
Those amazing Hyper Rares (gold cards) are now tougher to pull.
While The Pokémon Company doesn’t officially release pull rates for English sets, we’re lucky to have strong data compiled by TCGplayer. According to data from over 8,000 booster packs, most rarities stayed consistent, but Hyper Rares are now showing up roughly once in every 146 packs. That’s slightly rarer than Temporal Forces (1 in 139), and a huge jump from sets like Paradox Rift (1 in 82) or Obsidian Flames, where gold cards were practically showing up every other box.
It’s clear The Pokémon Company is tightening the odds on these ultra-premium cards — whether to balance the market or just keep us chasing, who knows. Either way, if you manage to pull one, it’s a big deal — not just a lucky hit, but a genuinely rare find in today’s TCG landscape.
Rarer than Prior Sets
Rarer than Prior Sets
Rarer than Prior Sets
Same as Previous Sets
Same as Previous Sets
Chance of pulling at least one
HR, SIR, IR, UR, or AS in a pack:
What’s Inside the Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box?
We opened the Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box to see if it lives up to the hype and the results were… surprising. Are the pull rates worth the price tag? What kind of hits can you actually expect from this set? We cracked open every pack inside the Twilight Masquerade ETB and you might be surprised by what showed up… and what didn’t.
Is Twilight Masquerade Worth it?
Between Perrin and her Hisuian Growlithe (one of the most charming match cards maybe ever), Carmine’s striking trainer card, and the solid return of Greninja EX, there’s a lot to be excited about here. And of course, this is the first time Ogerpon — with multiple masks and some strong card art to match - and the others from Kitikami appear in the TCG.
Pull rates for the higher rarities are definitely tougher than in earlier sets, but there’s still a good balance of strong hits and some seriously well-designed trainer cards that will keep you chasing.
