Description
Terapagos ex enters the battlefield to crown your collection with premium Stellar-type golden luxury from the hit Stellar Crown expansion!
This listing is for an authentic Terapagos ex Hyper Rare single card from the breakthrough Pokémon TCG SV07 Stellar Crown expansion.
This magnificent top-tier chase card is checklist number 173 out of 142, extending deep past the standard main set count into the ultra-rare gold secret card slots. It features a spectacular, full-bleed textured design showcasing the legendary Pokémon wrapped in a striking gilded textured gold framing matrix and a factory-issued gleaming gold rainbow background layer. Offering immense competitive utility alongside an elite visual footprint, this card serves as a definitive centerpiece for master set completionists and serious card investors.
An absolute crown-jewel addition for active competitive tournament decks, dedicated legendary character completionists, or high-end trading card portfolios.
Card Specifications
- Name: Terapagos ex (Hyper Rare)
- Card Number: 173 out of 142
- Expansion: Stellar Crown (SV07)
- Set Code: SCR
- Rarity: Hyper Rare Gold (HR)
- Card Type / HP / Stage: Colorless / 230 HP / Basic Pokémon ex (Stellar Tera)
- Attack 1: One Colorless Energy – Unified Beatdown (30x Damage) – If you go second, you can’t use this attack during your first turn. This attack does 30 damage for each of your Benched Pokémon. If you have an Area Zero Underdepths Stadium card in play, you can have up to 8 Pokémon on your Bench, expanding this attack’s maximum potential to 240 damage.
- Attack 2: One Grass Energy, One Water Energy, and One Lightning Energy – Crown Opal (180 Damage) – During your opponent’s next turn, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon by attacks from Basic non-Colorless Pokémon.
- Weakness: Fighting (x2)
- Resistance: None
- Retreat Cost: 2
- Illustrator: 5ban Graphics
Frequently Asked Questions
What booster packs contain the Gold Terapagos ex Hyper Rare card?
This special gold textured single card can only be pulled from official English Scarlet and Violet Stellar Crown booster packs. It is listed as a Hyper Rare checklist number 173 out of 142, meaning it occupies the absolute highest rarity tier slot located at the very back of the pack layout.
This special gold textured single card can only be pulled from official English Scarlet and Violet Stellar Crown booster packs. It is listed as a Hyper Rare checklist number 173 out of 142, meaning it occupies the absolute highest rarity tier slot located at the very back of the pack layout.
How does Terapagos ex Unified Beatdown attack function in competitive matches?
The Unified Beatdown move costs only one Colorless energy and deals 30 damage for each of your benched Pokémon. When paired with the Area Zero Underdepths Stadium card, your maximum bench size increases to 8 slots, allowing Terapagos ex to swing for a massive 240 damage output for a single energy attachment.
The Unified Beatdown move costs only one Colorless energy and deals 30 damage for each of your benched Pokémon. When paired with the Area Zero Underdepths Stadium card, your maximum bench size increases to 8 slots, allowing Terapagos ex to swing for a massive 240 damage output for a single energy attachment.
Why is the Stellar Crown version of Terapagos ex highly collected?
Unlike standard regular base prints or basic ultra-rares, this version features an entirely full-bleed gold textured finish highlighting the character’s intricate turtle-shell gem geometry. Collectors aggressively hunt this specific variant due to its incredibly low pull rates and its status as a premier max-rarity deck luxury piece.
Unlike standard regular base prints or basic ultra-rares, this version features an entirely full-bleed gold textured finish highlighting the character’s intricate turtle-shell gem geometry. Collectors aggressively hunt this specific variant due to its incredibly low pull rates and its status as a premier max-rarity deck luxury piece.
What is the best way to protect a Gold Hyper Rare card from long-term damage?
To preserve the intricate textured surface and prevent edge whitening or surface scratches, you should immediately slide the card into a tight-fitting penny sleeve and then snap it into a rigid plastic top loader. Storing your single cards this way completely shields them from physical drop impacts, bends, and handling friction.
To preserve the intricate textured surface and prevent edge whitening or surface scratches, you should immediately slide the card into a tight-fitting penny sleeve and then snap it into a rigid plastic top loader. Storing your single cards this way completely shields them from physical drop impacts, bends, and handling friction.