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Helzephyr “Wings of the Moonless Night” EBP01-073SSP — Super Special Parallel Chase Card Guide

EBP01-073SSP is the Super Special Parallel (SSP) printing of Helzephyr “Wings of the Moonless Night”, a Purple Pal card from Booster Pack — Dawn of Palpagos in the Palworld OFFICIAL CARD GAME. It is a chase card, meaning it is seeded at a far lower rate than the base EBP01-073 printing and is pulled roughly one Super Special Parallel per two to four booster boxes — the hardest booster pull outside the gold card.

Updated for the current Palworld patch

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Key takeaways
  • What EBP01-073SSP is
  • Card data
  • Card text
  • How to pull it

What EBP01-073SSP is

EBP01-073SSP is a parallel printing of base card EBP01-073. The card number is printed in the lower band of the card face — the rarity suffix "SSP" after the collector number is how you tell the chase print from the base EBP01-073 at a glance. Super Special Parallel — textured full-bleed art, one of the hardest pulls in the set.

Card data

Helzephyr “Wings of the Moonless Night” is a Purple Pal card with cost 7 · power 700 · strike 3. Set: Booster Pack — Dawn of Palpagos. Rarity code: SSP (Super Special Parallel). Elements: dark. Work: Transporting.

Card text

CONT · Nocturnal (If it is night, this card gets Power · +300) AUTO · When your 〈Nocturnal〉 Pal is deployed, if it is night, choose up to 1 Pal with cost less than or equal to that, and put it into the graveyard. If you put 1 or more Pals this way, at the end of that turn, rest this card.

How to pull it

Open sealed Booster Pack — Dawn of Palpagos product. EBP01-073SSP is pulled roughly one Super Special Parallel per two to four booster boxes — the hardest booster pull outside the gold card. Verify any single you buy with the Pal Stars card checker before paying a chase premium: the printed code must read exactly EBP01-073SSP, including the leading E and the SSP suffix.

Is it worth playing?

Rules-legal decks treat EBP01-073SSP and EBP01-073 as the same card, so a chase copy never gives you a gameplay edge — the deck limit counts both together. Sleeve the chase copy for display and play the base print if you care about condition.

Spotting a fake

Check three things: the printed code reads EBP01-073SSP in the lower band, the texture is embossed and catches light across the full-bleed art, and the color band matches Purple. Compare against the official scan on the Pal Stars card database page.