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Prismatic Evolutions Card List (Pokémon TCG SV8.5): All 180 Cards, Rarities, Chase Cards and Pull Rates

Every Prismatic Evolutions card with its rarity, artist and text, plus the Eeveelution Special Illustration Rare chase, the Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns, pull rates and what is in the set.

TCGGuyBy TCGGuy Team 19 min read
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In this guide 10 sections · 19 min
  1. Prismatic Evolutions card list
  2. What is in Prismatic Evolutions?
  3. The Pokémon ex in Prismatic Evolutions
  4. The ACE SPEC cards in Prismatic Evolutions
  5. Prismatic Evolutions pull rates
  6. The chase cards in Prismatic Evolutions
  7. The Special Illustration Rares in Prismatic Evolutions
  8. The Hyper Rares in Prismatic Evolutions
  9. Tracking Prismatic Evolutions prices
  10. Shop Prismatic Evolutions at TCGGuy

Every card in Prismatic Evolutions (SV8.5) in set order: 131 cards in the main set and 49 secret rares, 180 in all, plus 167 printed versions of them, from the TCGGuy Market Insights card catalog with card text from TCGdex. Search by name or number, filter by rarity, and tap a card to read it. Updated October 31, 2026.

TCGGuy stocks the Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle, the Super-Premium Collection and the Surprise Box. Browse the Pokémon collection for current availability and live pricing.

Prismatic Evolutions card list

347 cards and versions shown. Tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text.

  1. 001/131 Exeggcute Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  2. 002/131 Exeggutor Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  3. 003/131 Pinsir Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  4. 004/131 Budew Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  5. 005/131 Leafeon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  6. 006/131 Leafeon ex Double Rare
  7. 007/131 Cottonee Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  8. 008/131 Whimsicott Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  9. 009/131 Applin Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  10. 010/131 Dipplin Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  11. 011/131 Hydrapple ex Double Rare
  12. 012/131 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex Double Rare
  13. 013/131 Flareon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  14. 014/131 Flareon ex Double Rare
  15. 015/131 Litleo Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  16. 016/131 Pyroar Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  17. 017/131 Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex Double Rare
  18. 018/131 Slowpoke Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  19. 019/131 Slowking Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  20. 020/131 Goldeen Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  21. 021/131 Seaking Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  22. 022/131 Vaporeon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  23. 023/131 Vaporeon ex Double Rare
  24. 024/131 Suicune Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  25. 025/131 Glaceon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  26. 026/131 Glaceon ex Double Rare
  27. 027/131 Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex Double Rare
  28. 028/131 Pikachu ex Double Rare
  29. 029/131 Jolteon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  30. 030/131 Jolteon ex Double Rare
  31. 031/131 Iron Hands ex Double Rare
  32. 032/131 Iron Thorns ex Double Rare
  33. 033/131 Espeon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  34. 034/131 Espeon ex Double Rare
  35. 035/131 Duskull Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  36. 036/131 Dusclops Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  37. 037/131 Dusknoir Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  38. 038/131 Spritzee Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  39. 039/131 Aromatisse Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  40. 040/131 Sylveon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  41. 041/131 Sylveon ex Double Rare
  42. 042/131 Scream Tail Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  43. 043/131 Flutter Mane Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  44. 044/131 Munkidori Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  45. 045/131 Fezandipiti Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  46. 046/131 Iron Boulder Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  47. 047/131 Larvitar Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  48. 048/131 Pupitar Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  49. 049/131 Groudon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  50. 050/131 Riolu Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  51. 051/131 Lucario ex Double Rare
  52. 052/131 Hippopotas Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  53. 053/131 Hippowdon Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  54. 054/131 Bloodmoon Ursaluna Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  55. 055/131 Great Tusk Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  56. 056/131 Sandy Shocks ex Double Rare
  57. 057/131 Okidogi Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  58. 058/131 Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex Double Rare
  59. 059/131 Umbreon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  60. 060/131 Umbreon ex Double Rare
  61. 061/131 Sneasel Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  62. 062/131 Houndour Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  63. 063/131 Houndoom Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  64. 064/131 Tyranitar ex Double Rare
  65. 065/131 Roaring Moon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  66. 066/131 Bronzor Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  67. 067/131 Bronzong Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  68. 068/131 Heatran Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  69. 069/131 Duraludon Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  70. 070/131 Archaludon Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  71. 071/131 Dreepy Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  72. 072/131 Drakloak Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  73. 073/131 Dragapult ex Double Rare
  74. 074/131 Eevee Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  75. 075/131 Eevee ex Double Rare
  76. 076/131 Snorlax ex Double Rare
  77. 077/131 Hoothoot Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  78. 078/131 Noctowl Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  79. 079/131 Dunsparce Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  80. 080/131 Dudunsparce Rare; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  81. 081/131 Miltank Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  82. 082/131 Lugia ex Double Rare
  83. 083/131 Buneary Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  84. 084/131 Lopunny Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  85. 085/131 Fan Rotom Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  86. 086/131 Regigigas Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  87. 087/131 Shaymin Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  88. 088/131 Furfrou Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  89. 089/131 Hawlucha Uncommon; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  90. 090/131 Noibat Common; also Master Ball Pattern, Poké Ball Pattern
  91. 091/131 Noivern ex Double Rare
  92. 092/131 Terapagos ex Double Rare
  93. 093/131 Amarys Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  94. 094/131 Area Zero Underdepths Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  95. 095/131 Binding Mochi Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  96. 096/131 Black Belt's Training Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  97. 097/131 Black Belt's Training Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  98. 098/131 Black Belt's Training Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  99. 099/131 Black Belt's Training Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  100. 100/131 Briar Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  101. 101/131 Buddy-Buddy Poffin Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  102. 102/131 Bug Catching Set Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  103. 103/131 Carmine Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  104. 104/131 Ciphermaniac's Codebreaking Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  105. 105/131 Crispin Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  106. 106/131 Earthen Vessel Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  107. 107/131 Explorer's Guidance Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  108. 108/131 Festival Grounds Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  109. 109/131 Friends in Paldea Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  110. 110/131 Glass Trumpet Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  111. 111/131 Haban Berry Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  112. 112/131 Janine's Secret Art Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  113. 113/131 Kieran Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  114. 114/131 Lacey Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  115. 115/131 Larry's Skill Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  116. 116/131 Max Rod ACE SPEC Rare
  117. 117/131 Maximum Belt ACE SPEC Rare
  118. 118/131 Ogre's Mask Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  119. 119/131 Prime Catcher ACE SPEC Rare
  120. 120/131 Professor Sada's Vitality Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  121. 121/131 Professor Turo's Scenario Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  122. 122/131 Professor's Research (Professor Oak) Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  123. 123/131 Professor's Research (Professor Elm) Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  124. 124/131 Professor's Research (Professor Rowan) Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  125. 125/131 Professor's Research (Professor Sycamore) Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  126. 126/131 Rescue Board Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  127. 127/131 Roto-Stick Common; also Poké Ball Pattern
  128. 128/131 Scoop Up Cyclone ACE SPEC Rare
  129. 129/131 Sparkling Crystal ACE SPEC Rare
  130. 130/131 Techno Radar Uncommon; also Poké Ball Pattern
  131. 131/131 Treasure Tracker ACE SPEC Rare
  132. 132/131 Amarys Ultra Rare
  133. 133/131 Atticus Ultra Rare
  134. 134/131 Atticus Ultra Rare
  135. 135/131 Brassius Ultra Rare
  136. 136/131 Eri Ultra Rare
  137. 137/131 Friends in Paldea Ultra Rare
  138. 138/131 Giacomo Ultra Rare
  139. 139/131 Larry's Skill Ultra Rare
  140. 140/131 Mela Ultra Rare
  141. 141/131 Ortega Ultra Rare
  142. 142/131 Raifort Ultra Rare
  143. 143/131 Tyme Ultra Rare
  144. 144/131 Leafeon ex Special Illustration Rare
  145. 145/131 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex Special Illustration Rare
  146. 146/131 Flareon ex Special Illustration Rare
  147. 147/131 Ceruledge ex Special Illustration Rare
  148. 148/131 Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon ex Special Illustration Rare
  149. 149/131 Vaporeon ex Special Illustration Rare
  150. 150/131 Glaceon ex Special Illustration Rare
  151. 151/131 Palafin ex Special Illustration Rare
  152. 152/131 Wellspring Mask Ogerpon ex Special Illustration Rare
  153. 153/131 Jolteon ex Special Illustration Rare
  154. 154/131 Iron Hands ex Special Illustration Rare
  155. 155/131 Espeon ex Special Illustration Rare
  156. 156/131 Sylveon ex Special Illustration Rare
  157. 157/131 Iron Valiant ex Special Illustration Rare
  158. 158/131 Iron Crown ex Special Illustration Rare
  159. 159/131 Sandy Shocks ex Special Illustration Rare
  160. 160/131 Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon ex Special Illustration Rare
  161. 161/131 Umbreon ex Special Illustration Rare
  162. 162/131 Roaring Moon ex Special Illustration Rare
  163. 163/131 Pecharunt ex Special Illustration Rare
  164. 164/131 Gholdengo ex Special Illustration Rare
  165. 165/131 Dragapult ex Special Illustration Rare
  166. 166/131 Raging Bolt ex Special Illustration Rare
  167. 167/131 Eevee ex Special Illustration Rare
  168. 168/131 Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex Special Illustration Rare
  169. 169/131 Terapagos ex Special Illustration Rare
  170. 170/131 Amarys Special Illustration Rare
  171. 171/131 Crispin Special Illustration Rare
  172. 172/131 Drayton Special Illustration Rare
  173. 173/131 Janine's Secret Art Special Illustration Rare
  174. 174/131 Kieran Special Illustration Rare
  175. 175/131 Lacey Special Illustration Rare
  176. 176/131 Iron Leaves ex Hyper Rare
  177. 177/131 Teal Mask Ogerpon ex Hyper Rare
  178. 178/131 Walking Wake ex Hyper Rare
  179. 179/131 Pikachu ex Hyper Rare
  180. 180/131 Terapagos ex Hyper Rare

All 180 cards. Filter by rarity, search by name, number, artist or type, and tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text. For the market value of every card, see the Prismatic Evolutions singles page on Market Insights.

Some cards were also printed in other versions (Poké Ball Pattern and Master Ball Pattern). Each version is its own tile with its own image, the version is named under the card name, and it is counted under the card's rarity, so the rarity buttons add up to 347 tiles. Search finds a version by its name too.

Card numbering and rarity names follow the printed cards as catalogued by TCGGuy Market Insights. Card text, HP, types and illustrator credits come from the TCGdex open database (MIT licence). Basic Energy cards carry no illustrator credit.

Prismatic Evolutions (SV8.5) released on January 17, 2025 as a special expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Series, built around Eevee: Eevee ex and all eight of its Evolutions appear as Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, each with a gem-named attack that needs three different types of Energy, and every one of the nine also has a Special Illustration Rare. The official expansion page leads with the art, 32 Special Illustration Rares in all, Palafin ex by the manga artist Tetsuo Hara among them, and with the premium parallel cards: Common, Uncommon and Rare Pokémon come in a Poké Ball pattern and a rarer Master Ball pattern as well as the regular reverse holo (Trainer cards get the Poké Ball pattern only). There is no illustration rare tier and no 36-pack booster box; packs come from the Elite Trainer Box, the Booster Bundle, the collections and the Surprise Box.

This page is the reference list: every Prismatic Evolutions card in set order, with the rarity names printed on the cards and used by most price trackers, the illustrator credit, and the card text. The other Scarlet & Violet era lists so far: Scarlet & Violet, Paldea Evolved, Obsidian Flames, Stellar Crown, Surging Sparks. For pull-rate math and buying advice on a hard set, our Pitch Black pull rates article covers that; the 30th Celebration guide is the friendly end of the scale.

What is in Prismatic Evolutions?

Prismatic Evolutions has 180 cards. Numbers 001 to 131 are the main set (every card is printed as its number over 131), and 132 to 180 are the 49 secret rares, whose number is higher than the set size. Rarity names below are the ones printed on the cards. Every tier in the set, with the card numbers it occupies:

Rarity Cards Numbers What it is
Common 46 001/131 to 127/131 The bulk of the set. Non-holo.
Uncommon 33 002/131 to 130/131 Non-holo; most Trainer cards sit here.
Rare 21 005/131 to 080/131 Holo rares: the regular print of the set's stronger non-ex Pokémon.
Double Rare 25 006/131 to 092/131 Every Pokémon ex in its regular art, Tera Pokémon ex included.
ACE SPEC Rare 6 116/131 to 131/131 ACE SPEC Trainer and Special Energy cards, limited to one per deck; numbered inside the main set.
Ultra Rare 12 132/131 to 143/131 Full-art Pokémon ex and Supporters.
Special Illustration Rare 32 144/131 to 175/131 The premium alternate-art Pokémon ex and Supporters.
Hyper Rare 5 176/131 to 180/131 Gold etched cards: Pokémon ex, Trainer cards and Basic Energy.

The official expansion page lists these products (the set has no booster box; Market Insights tracks every one of them, see the end of this page):

  • Elite Trainer Box: 9 packs and a full-art foil Eevee promo
  • Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box: 11 packs and two of that Eevee promo, one with the Pokémon Center logo
  • Booster Bundle: 6 packs
  • Super-Premium Collection: 15 packs, a full-art foil Eevee ex promo, a fuzzy Eevee deck box, a playmat and 65 sleeves
  • Surprise Box: 4 packs and one of nine foil promos (Eevee ex or one of its eight Evolutions as a Stellar Tera Pokémon ex)
  • Binder Collection: 5 packs and a 9-pocket binder; Poster Collection: 3 packs, a poster and foil Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon promos
  • Tech Sticker Collection (Leafeon, Glaceon or Sylveon): 3 packs, a foil promo and stickers; Accessory Pouch Special Collection

The Pokémon ex in Prismatic Evolutions

25 Pokémon ex in the regular Double Rare print:

  • ten Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, each with a three-type gem attack: Eevee ex (Coruscating Quartz), Vaporeon ex (Aquamarine), Jolteon ex (Dravite), Flareon ex (Carnelian), Espeon ex (Amazez), Umbreon ex (Onyx), Leafeon ex (Moss Agate), Glaceon ex (Euclase), Sylveon ex (Angelite) and Terapagos ex (Crown Opal)
  • the four Ogerpon ex masks (Teal, Hearthflame, Wellspring, Cornerstone), Dragapult ex, Hydrapple ex, Pikachu ex, Lucario ex, Tyranitar ex, Snorlax ex, Lugia ex, Noivern ex and the Paradox Pokémon Iron Hands ex, Iron Thorns ex and Sandy Shocks ex
  • none has a full-art Ultra Rare print (the 12 Ultra Rares are all Supporters), and 17 of the 25 have a Special Illustration Rare

Tap or click a card to read its attacks and Ability.

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The ACE SPEC cards in Prismatic Evolutions

Six ACE SPEC cards, numbered inside the main set; a deck may hold only one ACE SPEC card:

  • four Items: Max Rod (116), Prime Catcher (119), Scoop Up Cyclone (128), Treasure Tracker (131)
  • two Pokémon Tools: Maximum Belt (117), Sparkling Crystal (129)
Max Rod 116/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Max Rod116/131 · ACE SPEC Rare
Maximum Belt 117/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Maximum Belt117/131 · ACE SPEC Rare
Prime Catcher 119/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Prime Catcher119/131 · ACE SPEC Rare
Scoop Up Cyclone 128/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Scoop Up Cyclone128/131 · ACE SPEC Rare
Sparkling Crystal 129/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Sparkling Crystal129/131 · ACE SPEC Rare
Treasure Tracker 131/131, ACE SPEC Rare
Treasure Tracker131/131 · ACE SPEC Rare

Prismatic Evolutions pull rates

Figures come from three community trackers (a tracker's odds table, an opening guide and a second guide with a 200-pack opening, all named in our notes); where they disagree, the table shows the range. They are community-tracked, rounded, and not official Pokémon numbers; a single box can land anywhere around them.

Rarity Odds per pack Notes
Double Rare about 1 in 6 packs About one and a half per 9-pack Elite Trainer Box.
Ultra Rare about 1 in 13 packs All Supporters in this set.
Special Illustration Rare about 1 in 45 to 55 packs Roughly one per five or six Elite Trainer Boxes, for any of the 32; about twice the rate of the two sets before it.
Hyper Rare about 1 in 150 to 180 packs The trackers sit at the two ends of that range.
Poké Ball pattern about 1 in 3 packs Any of the 100 cards that have one.
Master Ball pattern about 1 in 20 packs The rarer of the two patterns; any of the 67 Pokémon that have one.

The trackers disagree on the ACE SPEC cards, about 1 in 21 packs on two of them and 1 in 29 on the third, so we leave that figure out rather than guess.

The practical reading: the odds above are for any card of that tier. The odds of the one card you are chasing are those odds divided by the number of cards in the tier, which is why a specific Special Illustration Rare is usually cheaper to buy as a single than to open for.

Prismatic Evolutions broke the era's pattern. Where Stellar Crown and Surging Sparks ran a Special Illustration Rare about 1 in 90 packs, this set runs about 1 in 45 to 55, because it is built around its 32 SIRs. The catch is the tier size: with 32 to land on, one specific card (the Umbreon ex most people want, say) is still roughly a 1-in-1,400-to-1,800-pack pull. The Mega Evolution Series went back to hard odds; our Pitch Black article walks through that math.

The chase cards in Prismatic Evolutions

The Eeveelutions are the set. Umbreon ex (161/131) led the Market Insights value ranking when this page was built, followed by Sylveon ex (156/131), Leafeon ex (144/131), Espeon ex (155/131), Vaporeon ex (149/131), Glaceon ex (150/131), Flareon ex (146/131) and Jolteon ex (153/131), then Eevee ex (167/131) itself and Roaring Moon ex (162/131). All ten are Special Illustration Rares. The first gold Hyper Rare in the ranking, Pikachu ex (179/131), sat in the middle of the SIR tier, below the Dragapult ex, Ceruledge ex and Raging Bolt ex SIRs.

The ten cards Market Insights ranked highest by market value when this page was built, most valuable first (the ranking moves; the live list is on Market Insights). Tap or click a card to read its text:

Umbreon ex 161/131, Special Illustration Rare
Umbreon ex161/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Sylveon ex 156/131, Special Illustration Rare
Sylveon ex156/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Leafeon ex 144/131, Special Illustration Rare
Leafeon ex144/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Espeon ex 155/131, Special Illustration Rare
Espeon ex155/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Vaporeon ex 149/131, Special Illustration Rare
Vaporeon ex149/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Glaceon ex 150/131, Special Illustration Rare
Glaceon ex150/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Flareon ex 146/131, Special Illustration Rare
Flareon ex146/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Jolteon ex 153/131, Special Illustration Rare
Jolteon ex153/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Eevee ex 167/131, Special Illustration Rare
Eevee ex167/131 · Special Illustration Rare
Roaring Moon ex 162/131, Special Illustration Rare
Roaring Moon ex162/131 · Special Illustration Rare

The Special Illustration Rares in Prismatic Evolutions

32 Special Illustration Rares, numbered 144 to 175:

  • Eevee ex and all eight Eeveelution ex: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Sylveon
  • eight more Pokémon ex that also have a regular print in the set: the four Ogerpon ex masks, Iron Hands, Sandy Shocks, Dragapult, Terapagos
  • nine Pokémon ex that appear in this set only as a Special Illustration Rare: Ceruledge, Palafin (by Tetsuo Hara), Iron Valiant, Iron Crown, Roaring Moon, Pecharunt, Gholdengo, Raging Bolt, Bloodmoon Ursaluna
  • six Supporters: Amarys, Crispin, Drayton, Janine's Secret Art, Kieran, Lacey

Tap or click a card to see the artist.

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The Hyper Rares in Prismatic Evolutions

Five gold Hyper Rares close the set, numbered 176 to 180, all Pokémon ex:

  • Iron Leaves ex and Walking Wake ex
  • Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
  • Pikachu ex and Terapagos ex
Iron Leaves ex 176/131, Hyper Rare
Iron Leaves ex176/131 · Hyper Rare
Teal Mask Ogerpon ex 177/131, Hyper Rare
Teal Mask Ogerpon ex177/131 · Hyper Rare
Walking Wake ex 178/131, Hyper Rare
Walking Wake ex178/131 · Hyper Rare
Pikachu ex 179/131, Hyper Rare
Pikachu ex179/131 · Hyper Rare
Terapagos ex 180/131, Hyper Rare
Terapagos ex180/131 · Hyper Rare

The 12 Ultra Rares are all full-art Supporters (Amarys, two Atticus prints, Brassius, Eri, Friends in Paldea, Giacomo, Larry's Skill, Mela, Ortega, Raifort, Tyme): pick the Ultra Rare pill in the full list above to see them together.

Tracking Prismatic Evolutions prices

We do not print prices in our guides because they go stale fast. TCGGuy Market Insights tracks every Prismatic Evolutions sealed product nightly, with a set index, seven-day movers and each product's history, and the singles page ranks every card in the set by market value.

Bottom line: Prismatic Evolutions is the Eevee set and the era's outlier: no booster box, no illustration rares, 32 Special Illustration Rares and the friendliest SIR odds since 2023. Any SIR comes around every five or six Elite Trainer Boxes, but the specific Eeveelution you want is a card to buy as a single; open the rest for the Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns.

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Set facts are from the official Pokémon TCG site's expansion and product pages. Pull rates are community-tracked figures, not official Pokémon numbers. Card text and illustrator data via TCGdex (MIT). Card images are the property of The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures, and GAME FREAK and are shown for identification. Card values change constantly.

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