Eevee and its eight evolutions have one of the biggest followings in the hobby, with Umbreon in particular behind some of the most wanted cards of recent years. Two products on our shelf are built around them.
Terastal Festival ex
Terastal Festival (SV8a) is a high class set released in Japan in December 2024 and built around Eevee. Eevee and all eight of its evolutions appear as Pokémon ex. The card most collectors chase is the Umbreon ex Special Art Rare, numbered 217/187. On Japanese market prices in October 2026 the Sylveon ex Special Art Rare (212/187) comes second, with the Master Ball mirror Umbreon (092/187) third.
Each box holds 10 packs of 10 cards. Its English counterpart is Prismatic Evolutions. If a full box is more than you want to spend, the Terastal Festival · 3-Pack Bundle is three sealed packs from the same set.
The Espeon & Umbreon Premium Deck Set
Released for the 30th anniversary on 16 September 2026, the Espeon & Umbreon Premium Deck Set holds two ready to play 60 card decks built around Espeon ex and Umbreon ex. The cards collectors want from it are the Special Art Rare style Espeon and Umbreon, both illustrated by REND. The decks also carry full art Espeon ex and Umbreon ex alongside Victini and Zeraora.
It also comes with a metal double deck case, a play mat, two coins and damage counters, so it works as a gift for someone who wants to play as well as collect.
The 30th Celebration set
The 30th Celebration Box has a Sylveon ex Special Art Rare (130/103) among its ten SARs. Our 30th Celebration card list shows the rest of the set.
More Eevee family cards
Eevee family Pokémon turn up across many sets, often as Art Rares. Search the shop for the evolution you collect, then check the rarity guide to see what each code on the card means.
Ready to open one?
Every box here is sealed Japanese stock on the shelf in Sydney, dispatched in 1 to 3 business days with flat $14 tracked shipping.
Terastal Festival · 3-Pack Bundle
Shiny Treasure exKai Chai is a Pokémon card collector in Sydney and the founder of WOOPR, a shop that sells only sealed Japanese product. More about WOOPR.
Sources
- Pokémon Card Game 30th anniversary site, Espeon and Umbreon premium deck set (Japanese)
- Altema Pokéca, Espeon and Umbreon premium deck set contents (Japanese)
- Pokellector, Japanese set lists
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- Every Japanese Mega Pokémon ex chase cardEvery Mega ex chase card by set, with rarities and card numbers.
- The most wanted Japanese trainer cardsIono, Lillie, Serena, Irida and the other trainer cards collectors chase.
- The best Japanese cards for your favourite PokémonGardevoir, Greninja, Rayquaza, Latias, Garchomp and more, set by set.