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Buy Japanese Terastal Festival ex Cards in Australia
Quick answer: Terastal Festival ex is the Japanese high-class set numbered to /187, and it is where the Eeveelution ex cards live. Mochi Pals lists 50 near-mint Japanese singles from this set in Australia, $6 to $580, headlined by Umbreon ex 217/187 — priced in AUD, no import wait, no customs step.
- [Umbreon ex 217/187](/products/umbreon-ex-217-187-japan) at $580 is the most valuable Japanese card on the site.
- The full Eeveelution ex run is stocked: Sylveon $200, Espeon $115, Glaceon, Vaporeon and Leafeon $100 each.
- Nothing here is under $6 — this is a high-class set and every card in it carries a premium.
- Japanese print cards are collected, not played, at Australian events — they are not tournament legal here without translation.
- Shipping is flat and published: Australia Post Standard $10, Express $15, signature on delivery $3, and free standard shipping on orders of $200 and over.
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Australia Post Standard $10, Express $15, signature on delivery $3 extra.
Free standard shipping over $200
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Dispatched within 2 business days
All orders are posted within two business days; delivery time then depends on Australia Post.
Sealed product & card condition
Sealed boxes are never weighed, searched or resealed. Singles ship near mint unless the listing says otherwise.
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Visa, Mastercard and Amex are taken on this site — you never leave Mochi Pals to pay.
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Japanese SV8a Scarlet & Violet Terastal Festival ex card list
Japanese SV8a Scarlet & Violet Terastal Festival ex singles we currently hold in Australia, listed by card number with the live AUD price. 50 of 50 are in stock right now and dispatch from our Australian warehouse — tap any card to buy it directly.
Chase cards in this set
- 188/187Larry's EfficiencySuper Rare$6.00
- 189/187OrtegaSuper Rare$8.00
- 190/187BrassiusSuper Rare$10.00
- 191/187AtticusSuper Rare$10.00
- 192/187AtticusSuper Rare$6.50
- 193/187TymeSuper Rare$7.00
- 194/187AmarysSuper Rare$10.00
- 195/187Friends in PaldeaSuper Rare$20.00
- 196/187GiacomoSuper Rare$9.00
- 197/187EriSuper Rare$20.00
- 198/187MelaSuper Rare$20.00
- 199/187RaifortSuper Rare$9.00
- 200/187Leafeon exSpecial Art Rare$100.00
- 201/187Teal Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Art Rare$8.00
- 202/187Flareon exSpecial Art Rare$80.00
- 203/187Ceruledge exSpecial Art Rare$30.00
- 204/187Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 205/187Vaporeon exSpecial Art Rare$100.00
- 206/187Glaceon exSpecial Art Rare$100.00
- 207/187Palafin exSpecial Art Rare$28.00
- 208/187Wellspring Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 209/187Jolteon exSpecial Art Rare$80.00
- 210/187Iron Hands exSpecial Art Rare$12.50
- 211/187Espeon exSpecial Art Rare$115.00
- 212/187Sylveon exSpecial Art Rare$200.00
- 213/187Iron Valiant exSpecial Art Rare$13.00
- 214/187Iron Crown exSpecial Art Rare$15.00
- 215/187Sandy Shocks exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 216/187Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 217/187Umbreon exSpecial Art Rare$580.00
- 218/187Roaring Moon exSpecial Art Rare$35.00
- 219/187Pecharunt exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 220/187Gholdengo exSpecial Art Rare$13.00
- 221/187Dragapult exSpecial Art Rare$30.00
- 222/187Raging Bolt exSpecial Art Rare$25.00
- 223/187Eevee exSpecial Art Rare$75.00
- 224/187Eevee exSpecial Art Rare$65.00
- 225/187Bloodmoon Ursaluna exSpecial Art Rare$16.00
- 226/187Terapagos exSpecial Art Rare$10.00
- 227/187CrispinSpecial Art Rare$20.00
- 228/187Janine's Secret ArtSpecial Art Rare$15.00
- 229/187DraytonSpecial Art Rare$20.00
- 230/187KieranSpecial Art Rare$16.00
- 231/187LaceySpecial Art Rare$25.00
- 232/187AmarysSpecial Art Rare$12.00
- 233/187Iron Leaves exUltra Rare$15.00
- 234/187Teal Mask Ogerpon exUltra Rare$20.00
- 235/187Walking Wake exUltra Rare$11.00
- 236/187Pikachu exUltra Rare$80.00
- 237/187Terapagos exUltra Rare$18.00
Recommended products in this collection
Our own picks from this collection, chosen on price per pack, format and long-term collectability.
$580 — the most valuable Japanese card on the site.
$200 — second in the Eeveelution ex run.
$115 — the accessible end of the top tier.
The Eeveelution ex run
The cards this set is bought for, in Australian stock and AUD.
$580
$200
$115
$100
ex cards $25 – $35
The non-Eeveelution ex cards, and the cheapest way into the set's artwork.
$35
$30
$30
$28
Entry cards from $6
Trainers and support cards — the cheapest listings in the set.
$6.50
$7
About Pokémon Terastal Festival ex
Terastal Festival ex is the Japanese high-class set that collected the Eeveelution ex cards into one release, and it is the single most-requested Japanese set among Australian collectors we deal with. The Umbreon ex is the card people search for by number.
Mochi Pals holds 50 Terastal Festival ex singles in Australia. Buying them here removes the two things that make Japanese cards awkward to buy — the overseas wait and the currency conversion. Prices are AUD, stock is local, and orders post within two business days.
What can you buy from Terastal Festival ex?
50 Japanese singles from $6 to $580. Unlike most sets on this site there is no sub-$5 band — the entire list sits above $6 because it is a high-class release with no filler commons in the collected range.
| Band | AUD in stock | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Trainers and support | $6 – $25 | Larry's Efficiency 188/187 — $6 |
| ex cards | $25 – $35 | Roaring Moon ex 218/187 — $35 |
| Eeveelution ex | $100 – $200 | Sylveon ex 212/187 — $200 |
| Top card | $580 | Umbreon ex 217/187 — $580 |
The Eeveelution ex run
This is the reason the set exists for most buyers. Umbreon ex 217/187 at $580 sits well clear of the field; Sylveon ex 212/187 at $200 is next, then Espeon ex 211/187 at $115, and Glaceon ex 206/187, Vaporeon ex 205/187 and Leafeon ex 200/187 at $100 each. Collectors chasing the complete run should expect the Umbreon to cost more than the rest combined.
Japanese or English?
Japanese print cards are cheaper per pack when sealed and are prized for print quality, but they are not tournament legal at Australian events without translation. If you play as well as collect, the English equivalents live in English singles and English booster boxes. The trade-offs are set out in full in Japanese vs English Pokémon booster boxes.
Shipping Terastal Festival ex orders across Australia
Stock is held in Australia and posted within two business days. Flat published rates: Australia Post Standard $10, Express $15, signature on delivery $3, and free standard shipping on orders of $200 and over. Standard and Express both quote 1 to 4 business days once Australia Post has the parcel. Singles ship sleeved in rigid protection; sealed items ship in their own protective outer, never opened, weighed, searched or resealed.
Terastal Festival ex, in Australian stock
50 near-mint Japanese singles from $6, including the full Eeveelution ex run, priced in AUD.
View Umbreon ex 217/187Terastal Festival ex — buyer questions
- How much is Umbreon ex 217/187 in Australia?
- $580 AUD at Mochi Pals, held in Australian stock, so there is no import wait, no currency conversion and no customs step. It also clears the $200 free standard shipping threshold on its own.
- Can I buy the whole Eeveelution ex run?
- The set's Eeveelution ex cards are listed individually — Umbreon $580, Sylveon $200, Espeon $115, and Glaceon, Vaporeon and Leafeon at $100 each. Availability changes as cards sell.
- Are Japanese Terastal Festival ex cards tournament legal in Australia?
- No. Japanese print cards are collected here rather than played; Australian organised play requires English cards or an official translation. This is a rule set by Pokémon organised play, not by us.
- Why are there no cheap cards in this set?
- Terastal Festival ex is a Japanese high-class set — the collected list is rares and above, which is why the cheapest single here is $6 rather than the $0.10 you see in standard sets.
- How are high-value Japanese singles shipped?
- Sleeved in rigid protection and posted from Australia within two business days. Signature on delivery is $3 extra and worth adding on any card in this price range.
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