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Buy Pokémon Twilight Masquerade Cards in Australia
Quick answer: Twilight Masquerade is the English Scarlet & Violet expansion numbered to /167, built around Ogerpon's masks and Greninja ex. Australian stock here covers the sealed 36-pack booster box at $559.99, the Elite Trainer Box at $124.99, single packs at $15.99 and 225 near-mint singles from $0.50 — all in AUD, all shipped from Australia.
- The $124.99 [Elite Trainer Box](/products/pokemon-sword-shield-twilight-masquerade-elite-trainer-box) is the cheapest ETB on the site, which makes this the usual first sealed purchase for players.
- 225 singles are listed, and 175 of them are under $5 — a near-complete binder page costs less than one booster pack.
- [Greninja ex 214/167](/products/greninja-ex-214-167) at $520 is the set's chase card, and no 36-pack box reliably produces it.
- Every sealed format exists for this set: box $559.99, ETB $124.99, single pack $15.99.
- 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.
Ships from Australia
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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Scarlet & Violet Twilight Masquerade card list
Scarlet & Violet Twilight Masquerade singles we currently hold in Australia, listed by card number with the live AUD price. 225 of 225 are in stock right now and dispatch from our Australian warehouse — tap any card to buy it directly.
Chase cards in this set
- 001/167Tangela Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 002/167Tangrowth Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 003/167Pinsir Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 004/167Spinarak Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 005/167Ariados Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 006/167Sunkern Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 007/167Sunflora Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 008/167Heracross Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 009/167Volbeat Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 010/167Illumise Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 011/167Leafeon Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 012/167Phantump Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 013/167Trevenant Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 014/167Grookey Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 015/167Thwackey Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 016/167Rillaboom Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 017/167Applin Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 018/167Dipplin Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 019/167Iron Leaves Reverse HoloReverse Holo$2.00
- 020/167Poltchageist Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 021/167Poltchageist Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 022/167Sinistcha Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 023/167Sinistcha exDouble Rare$1.25
- 024/167Teal Mask Ogerpon Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 025/167Teal Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare$9.00
- 026/167Vulpix Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 027/167Ninetales Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 028/167Slugma Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 029/167Magcargo exDouble Rare$1.25
- 030/167Torkoal Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 031/167Chimchar Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 032/167Monferno Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 033/167Infernape Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 034/167Darumaka Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 035/167Darmanitan Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 036/167Litwick Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 037/167Lampent Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 038/167Chandelure Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 039/167Chi-Yu Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 040/167Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare$1.50
- 041/167Poliwag Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 042/167Poliwhirl Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 043/167Poliwrath Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 044/167Goldeen Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 045/167Seaking Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 046/167Jynx Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 047/167Corphish Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 048/167Crawdaunt Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 049/167Feebas Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 050/167Milotic Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 051/167Snorunt Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 052/167Glalie Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 053/167Froslass Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 054/167Glaceon Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 055/167Phione Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 056/167Froakie Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 057/167Frogadier Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 058/167Cramorant Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 059/167Finizen Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
- 060/167Palafin Reverse HoloReverse Holo$1.00
Recommended products in this collection
Our own picks from this collection, chosen on price per pack, format and long-term collectability.
The full sealed case at $559.99 — free standard shipping.
$124.99 — the cheapest Elite Trainer Box on the site.
$520 — the set's special illustration rare, guaranteed rather than chased.
Sealed Twilight Masquerade
All three sealed formats, factory sealed and posted within two business days.
36 packs, ~$15.55 each
Packs plus sleeves, dice and counters
One pack, $15.99
The chase cards
The cards people search for by name, available as guaranteed singles.
$520 — special illustration rare
$170 — full-art trainer
$150 — full-art trainer
$95 — illustration rare
Under $5
175 of the 225 singles listed are under $5, so a real Twilight Masquerade binder costs very little.
$0.50 — reverse holo
$1 — double rare ex
$1 — reverse holo
$1 — reverse holo
About Pokémon Twilight Masquerade
Twilight Masquerade is the Scarlet & Violet set that introduced Ogerpon's four masks to English play, and it remains one of the deepest single-set ranges Mochi Pals holds: 228 listings covering every sealed format and 225 individual cards, all stocked in Australia and priced in AUD.
This page is the whole set in one place. The grid above is the stock; the notes below are here to help you decide which of the three sealed formats to buy, or whether the specific card you came for is cheaper as a single than as a gamble.
What Twilight Masquerade products can you buy?
Three sealed formats and a deep singles list. The 36-pack booster box at $559.99 is the full sealed case, roughly $15.55 per pack. The Elite Trainer Box at $124.99 pairs packs with sleeves, dice, counters and dividers and is the cheapest ETB in the store. A single booster pack is $15.99 if you only want one to open.
| What you buy | AUD | What it is | Buy it if |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booster box (36 packs) | $559.99 | Factory-sealed case, ~$15.55 per pack | You are building the set |
| Elite Trainer Box | $124.99 | Packs plus sleeves, dice, counters, dividers | You play as well as collect |
| Single booster pack | $15.99 | One sealed pack | It is a gift or an impulse buy |
| Singles | $0.50 – $520 | 225 near-mint cards, numbered in every title | You want specific cards, guaranteed |
The cards Australians ask for by name
Greninja ex 214/167 at $520 is the set's headline special illustration rare and the reason most people search the set at all. Below it, Perrin 220/167 at $170 and Carmine 217/167 at $150 are the trainer cards collected as artwork, and Eevee 188/167 at $95 is the illustration rare that keeps selling regardless of format play.
The Ogerpon mask cards sit in a far friendlier band: Teal Mask Ogerpon ex 211/167 at $50, Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex 212/167 at $40 and Sinistcha ex 210/167 at $50. Read the card number before you buy — the same Pokémon appears at several numbers and several prices, and the number is the only thing separating them.
Sealed or singles?
Sealed is a probability purchase; a single is a known outcome. At $559.99 the box holds 360 cards and will put most of the /167 base run on your desk in one afternoon — but it will not reliably produce the $520 Greninja ex. If one named card is the entire reason you are here, buy the card. If you want the set, the box plus a short singles list is the cheaper route, and the arithmetic is worked through in are Pokémon booster boxes worth buying in Australia.
Shipping Twilight Masquerade 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.
Twilight Masquerade, in stock in Australia
The 36-pack box at $559.99 with free standard shipping, or the $124.99 Elite Trainer Box if you want packs plus playing accessories.
Shop the Twilight Masquerade booster boxTwilight Masquerade — buyer questions
- How much is a Twilight Masquerade booster box in Australia?
- $559.99 AUD for the sealed 36-pack box at Mochi Pals, which works out to about $15.55 per pack. It clears the $200 threshold on its own, so standard shipping is free and the cart figure is the box figure.
- What is the chase card in Twilight Masquerade?
- Greninja ex 214/167, the special illustration rare, listed here at $520. Perrin 220/167 at $170 and Carmine 217/167 at $150 are the next most-asked-for cards in the set.
- Is the Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box worth buying?
- At $124.99 it is the cheapest ETB in the store and the only one under $150. It suits players because of the sleeves, dice, counters and dividers; if packs are all you want, the booster box is cheaper per pack.
- Are Twilight Masquerade cards tournament legal in Australia?
- Yes — these are English print cards and are usable as-is at Australian events with no translation required. Rotation rules are set by Pokémon organised play, not by us.
- What condition are the singles in?
- Every single is near mint with no major defects unless the listing states otherwise, and each ships sleeved in rigid protection.
Buying guides
- Are Pokémon booster boxes worth buying in Australia?
The per-pack arithmetic on buying sealed versus buying the cards you actually want.
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- Best Pokémon booster boxes to buy in Australia
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- Pokémon singles buying guide for Australia
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- How Pokémon card prices work in Australia
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