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The Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box belongs to one of the thematically strongest Scarlet & Violet sets. The set revolves around Ogerpon and the mask forms from The Teal Mask DLC, and brought a distinct Japanese folklore feel to the Pokémon TCG. For collectors it is mainly interesting because of the mascot focus and the Pokémon Center variant.

When was the Twilight Masquerade ETB released?

The Scarlet & Violet – Twilight Masquerade set was officially released on 24 May 2024. The Elite Trainer Boxes appeared on the same date. Twilight Masquerade is the sixth main set in the Scarlet & Violet series.

Which variants are there?

There is one standard Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box with Ogerpon as its central artwork.

On top of that there is a Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box variant, sold exclusively through Pokémon Center.

Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box

Contents of the standard Twilight Masquerade ETB

The standard Twilight Masquerade ETB contains:

  • 9x Twilight Masquerade booster packs
  • 1x Full Art promo card: Teal Mask Ogerpon 123
  • 65x sleeves with an Ogerpon design
  • 45x Pokémon TCG Energy cards
  • Game accessories (dice, damage counters, coin-flip die)
  • Player's guide for the Twilight Masquerade set
  • Storage box with dividers
  • Code card for Pokémon TCG Live

The promo card is ETB-exclusive and fits the set thematically.

Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box – why is it interesting?

The Pokémon Center Twilight Masquerade ETB contains:

  • 11x booster packs (instead of 9x)
  • Exclusive Pokémon Center-stamped promo card
  • Limited availability (no regular retail)

Twilight Masquerade Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box

The promo card as a value component

The Pokémon Center-stamped promo is the main reason this variant carries more collectible value than the standard version.

Indicative market value:

  • Raw: €35 – €45
  • PSA 10: €230 – €280

Teal Mask Ogerpon (Pokémon Center Exclusive) 123 promo card

The card is graded regularly, but it does not have the extreme scarcity of the 151 or Obsidian Flames promos.

Price development since release

Since the release in May 2024 the price development of the Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Boxes has gone as follows:

  • Standard Twilight Masquerade ETB
    → Up roughly x2 since release

Price development of the Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box

Screenshot taken on 14/02/2026

  • Pokémon Center Twilight Masquerade ETB
    → Up roughly x2.5 since release
    → That extra rise is largely carried by the exclusive Pokémon Center-stamped promo card

Price development of the Twilight Masquerade Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box

Screenshot taken on 14/02/2026

That positions Twilight Masquerade as a stable mid-tier performer within the Scarlet & Violet era, with a slight edge for the Pokémon Center variant.

Why is Twilight Masquerade interesting for collectors?

Twilight Masquerade stands out because of:

  • The first major focus on Ogerpon
  • Strong thematic coherence
  • Special Illustration Rares within the set
  • Pokémon Center exclusivity

That makes the ETB attractive for:

  • Sealed ETB collectors
  • Ogerpon collectors
  • Fans of the Teal Mask DLC

Conclusion

The Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box combines strong themes with a clear mascot and a solid Pokémon Center variant. Although the price development is more moderate than with earlier top ETBs, this remains a strong addition to the Scarlet & Violet series in terms of contents. The question in the end is: do you open Twilight Masquerade for the pulls, or does this ETB belong in your collection sealed?