Twilight Masquerade Booster Box (2024): Contents and MSRP

What's in a Twilight Masquerade Booster Display Box

A Booster Display Box is packs and nothing else. No promo card, no sleeves, no accessories: those extras come with the Elite Trainer Box and collection box formats. If you need the accessories, jump to the ETB section below.

The 36 packs sit in a cardboard display tray inside the outer box, split into two rows of 18. That layout keeps packs upright and limits edge-to-edge contact between them. For collectors storing sealed displays long-term, the two-row tray keeps outer pack edges flush against the tray rather than pressing against neighboring packs.

For a full rundown of what the set contains, see the Twilight Masquerade collector guide.

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MSRP and Price per Pack

TPCi has not published a standalone MSRP for display boxes in the Scarlet & Violet era. The per-pack MSRP is the standard calculation point.

Observed prices reflect independent sellers as of October 9, 2026. MSRP figures not marked "calculated" are from the official Pokémon TCG product pages.

Scarlet & Violet: Twilight Masquerade Elite Trainer Box

$100.00

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How It Compares to Other SV Sets

Twilight Masquerade sits between Temporal Forces and Shrouded Fable in the Scarlet & Violet release calendar. Comparing it to two other booster box releases helps set the price context.

Twilight Masquerade is the only SV-era set with four distinct ex cards built around one Pokémon. Teal Mask, Wellspring Mask, Hearthflame Mask, and Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex are each separate card targets, which splits chase pulls across more distinct results than a set centered on one or two headline cards.

See the Obsidian Flames Booster Box guide and the Temporal Forces Booster Box guide for pack counts and contents on those sets.

Release Timeline

The Japanese equivalent, Mask of Change, released about 28 days before the English version. That gap is shorter than the typical six-week localization window for most earlier Scarlet & Violet sets. The closer window means card-number overlaps between the Japanese and English prints are unusually tight for SV06 compared to SV01 through SV05.

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Who It's For, and Who Should Skip It

The Booster Display Box makes sense for a specific buyer. It does not make sense for everyone.

Buy the Booster Display Box if

You want to open a full sweep of Twilight Masquerade packs and track your own hit rate across all 36. You're chasing multiple Ogerpon ex forms, the Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex Special Illustration Rare, or both: display volume gives you enough packs to realistically expect the major hits. You want a single box-level gift for a dedicated TCG player who opens at home, not someone who needs accessories to start playing.

Skip the display and get the ETB if

You want 65 card sleeves, energy cards, dice, and a foil promo card alongside your packs. The Elite Trainer Box at $54.99 MSRP gives nine packs with a complete play accessory kit. That is the better first purchase for someone who does not already own the gear.

Skip both if

You only need one or two specific cards from the set. Individual packs or trading for the singles you want will cost far less than opening a display to find them. The Booster Bundle (6 packs) is also available as a lower buy-in for casual opening.

Pokémon Scarlet and Violet Twilight Masquerade Sleeved Booster Pack

$10.00

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A Good Holiday Gift for the Pokémon TCG Fan

Q4 is peak gift season for sealed Pokémon product. A Booster Display Box is a strong gift for the player who already has accessories and wants to open volume from a set they missed at launch. For gift-givers who are unsure, the ETB is the safer pick: it includes everything a player needs to use the packs right away.

More gift ideas by age, budget, and recipient type are in the Pokémon holiday gift guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many packs are in a Twilight Masquerade booster box?

36. The official product name is Booster Display Box. Each pack contains 10 cards, giving 360 cards total across the display.

What is the MSRP of the Twilight Masquerade booster display box?

TPCi does not publish an official display MSRP. At the standard SV-era pack MSRP of $4.49, the implied list price is $161.64 for 36 packs. Independent sellers listed the display at $263.90–$369.95 as of October 2026.

What are the best cards in Twilight Masquerade?

The Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex Special Illustration Rare is the set's highest-demand card among collectors. Teal Mask Ogerpon ex sees heavy play in competitive Standard format. The set also features four Ogerpon ex forms, each in a different elemental type, all of which appear in various competitive decks.

What is the difference between the standard ETB and the Pokémon Center ETB?

The standard Elite Trainer Box contains 9 packs, one foil promo card, and a full accessory kit, at a $54.99 MSRP. The Pokémon Center exclusive ETB contained 11 packs and two foil promos (one with the Pokémon Center logo). It was available only through Pokémon Center and is now on the secondary market from independent sellers.

What is the Japanese equivalent of Twilight Masquerade?

Mask of Change (SV6), released April 26, 2024 in Japan, is the primary Japanese source for the Twilight Masquerade card pool. The English set followed on May 24, 2024, about 28 days later.