Prismatic Evolutions Card List and the Best Eeveelution Cards

Prismatic Evolutions is the Scarlet & Violet special set built around Eevee and all eight of its evolutions. Every Eeveelution appears as a Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, and the set’s special illustration rares are some of the most wanted cards of the whole era. This guide covers the card list, the chase cards, the Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns, and which product is the best way to open it.

Prismatic Evolutions at a glance

The set launched at retailers worldwide on January 17, 2025, with Pokémon TCG Live getting it a day earlier. The official launch announcement listed these highlights:

• 10 Pokémon ex and 15 Tera Pokémon ex
• 6 ACE SPEC Trainer cards
• 12 ultra rare Supporter cards
• 32 special illustration rares (26 Pokémon ex and 6 Supporters)
• 5 gold-etched hyper rares

That is a very high special illustration rare count for a set of this size, which is a big part of why collectors love it.

Prismatic Evolutions card list: how the set is built

The main set runs from 001 to 131. Secret rares are numbered 132 to 180, for 180 cards in total. Within that range, the special illustration rares sit at 144 to 175 and the gold hyper rares at 176 to 180. Bulbapedia’s set page has the full checklist if you want to tick off every number.

The five gold hyper rares are Iron Leaves ex, Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, Walking Wake ex, Pikachu ex and Terapagos ex. The six Supporter special illustration rares are Amarys, Crispin, Drayton, Janine’s Secret Art, Kieran and Lacey.

Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns

The set has two premium parallel foils, with a Poké Ball or a Master Ball pattern in the card background. Common, uncommon and rare Pokémon come in all three foils: the normal reverse holo, the Poké Ball version and the Master Ball version. Common and uncommon Trainer cards only come in the normal reverse and the Poké Ball version.

The Master Ball versions are the scarcer of the two, and some are worth real money. The Umbreon 059/131 Master Ball reverse holo even made a March 2026 top-15 value list, the only card on it that was not a special illustration rare.

• Scarlet & Violet: Prismatic Evolutions Binder Collection
• Scarlet & Violet: Prismatic Evolutions Poster Collection

The Eeveelution chase cards

Almost all of the top cards are Eeveelution special illustration rares. Here is the order from a March 2026 value ranking:

• Umbreon ex 161/131
• Sylveon ex 156/131
• Leafeon ex 144/131
• Espeon ex 155/131
• Glaceon ex 150/131
• Vaporeon ex 149/131
• Flareon ex 146/131
• Roaring Moon ex 162/131
• Jolteon ex 153/131
• Eevee ex 167/131

Umbreon ex: the top chase

The Umbreon Prismatic Evolutions special illustration rare, 161/131, is the number one card in the set and one of the most famous modern Pokémon cards. Umbreon has always been a fan favorite, and this artwork made it the card everyone wanted when the set opened. If you are chasing just one card, this is it.

Sylveon, Leafeon and Espeon

Sylveon ex, Leafeon ex and Espeon ex sit right behind Umbreon. They are easier to get than the top card but still hold strong value, and many collectors aim to complete all eight Eeveelution special illustration rares as a binder page.

Eevee ex and the other Eeveelutions

The Eevee ex Prismatic Evolutions special illustration rare is number 167, and it rounds out the top ten. Glaceon, Vaporeon, Flareon and Jolteon complete the Eeveelution set. Roaring Moon ex is the one non-Eeveelution card that breaks into the top group.

• Scarlet & Violet: Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Box
• Scarlet & Violet: Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tin Display (Set of 8)

Is there a Prismatic Evolutions booster box?

No. As a special set, there was no English booster box in the official product lineup. The largest pack-only product is the 6-pack Booster Bundle, and the rest of the packs come inside Elite Trainer Boxes, tins and collections.

In Japan, the cards come from Terastal Festival ex, which released on December 6, 2024. If you want to open a full box, the Japanese Terastal Festival ex booster box is the closest option, and it is a popular choice for Eevee collectors.

Why Prismatic Evolutions is so popular

Prismatic Evolutions arrived with huge demand. Eevee and its evolutions are among the most loved Pokémon, and putting all nine in one set, each with a special illustration rare, made it an easy pick for collectors. The Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns added a second layer of chasing, since even common cards have a premium version.

Supply was the other part of the story. Because there was no English booster box, every pack came inside a product, which made it harder to buy packs in bulk. That is one reason sealed Prismatic Evolutions products are still so sought after.

Every product compared

There are lots of ways to open the set, and each one has its own promo.

Elite Trainer Box and Pokémon Center ETB

The Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box has 9 packs, an illustration-rare-style Eevee promo (SVP 173), 65 sleeves, 45 Energy cards, a player’s guide, damage dice, a coin-flip die, condition markers, a box with 4 dividers and a TCG Live code. The Pokémon Center version has 11 packs and 2 Eevee promos, one with the Pokémon Center logo.

Binder, Poster and Tech Sticker Collections

The Binder Collection has 5 packs and a 9-pocket binder that holds up to 378 cards. The Poster Collection has 3 packs, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon promos and a two-sided poster. The Tech Sticker Collection has 3 packs, a sticker sheet and 1 foil promo: Leafeon, Glaceon or Sylveon.

Mini Tins and Surprise Box

The Mini Tins each hold 2 packs, an art card showing one of the eight Eeveelutions and an Eevee coin. The Surprise Box has 4 packs, a storage box with 4 dividers and 1 random etched promo of Eevee or an Eeveelution as a Stellar Tera ex. Those promos carry a set stamp, which makes them unique to this box.

Super-Premium and Premium Figure Collections

The Super-Premium Collection is the largest box in the lineup, with the most packs and premium accessories. The Premium Figure Collection came later, in September 2025. Both are big gift options for an Eevee fan.

Which product should you buy?

• For the most packs per box: the Super-Premium Collection.
• For a mix of packs and accessories: the Elite Trainer Box.
• For a specific Eeveelution promo: the Poster Collection (Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon) or the Tech Sticker Collection (Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon).
• For a small gift: a Mini Tin.
• For a full box of packs: the Japanese Terastal Festival ex box.

Tips for collecting the set

• Sleeve Master Ball and Poké Ball reverse holos straight away to keep them in good condition.
• Track the eight Eeveelution special illustration rares as one binder page.
• Check the card number: anything above 131 is a secret rare.
• Keep the Surprise Box promos apart, as their set stamp makes them different from other printings.
• Store sealed Prismatic Evolutions products away from sunlight if you plan to keep them sealed.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in the set?

Prismatic Evolutions has 180 cards in total: 131 in the main set and 49 secret rares.

What is the most valuable card?

The Umbreon ex special illustration rare, 161/131, is the most valuable Prismatic Evolutions card.

Are Master Ball cards worth more than Poké Ball cards?

Generally yes. The Master Ball pattern is the scarcer of the two, so those versions usually sell for more.

More Scarlet & Violet guides

If you like special sets, read our guides to Pokémon 151 and Paldean Fates. The Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns came back in Black Bolt and White Flare, and you can find more in our TCG news and guides.