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2024 was a big year Pokemon TCGboth thanks to some incredible set releases and the launch of a new mobile game Pokemon TCG Pocket. Still, Pokemon TCG kicks off 2025 with a bang with the release of the highly anticipated and sought after Prismatic Evolutions set, which is all about Eevee and its Eeveelutions.

Prismatic Evolutions are selling out quickly, so The Pokemon Company released a statement on social media announcing that additional reprints of the expansion will be shipped to stores as soon as possible. This is good news on multiple fronts as fans have seen a massive price increase for them Pokemon TCG products because of scalpers who buy them in bulk and resell them online. Prismatic Evolutions is already a hit with fans, and Game Rant recently opened up a few products from it. The expansion contains the following number of chase cards:

• 24 Pokemon Ex cards, between regular Pokemon Ex and Tera Pokemon Ex

• 6 Ace Spec Trainer Cards

• 12 Full Art Supporter Trainer cards

• 26 Special Illustrations Rare Pokemon Cards

• 6 Special illustrations of Rare Supporter Trainer cards

• 5 gold cards

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Each product available from the Prismatic Evolutions Pokemon TCG expansion is explained

There are several products to choose from when collecting Pokemon TCGA set of Prismatic Evolutions, including some that are available right now and others that will be available later in 2025. These include the following:

• Prismatic Evolutions Power-Up Packs and Power-Up Boxes – Available Now

• Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box – Now available

• Binder Prismatic Evolutions Collection – Available Now

• Prismatic Evolutions Poster Collection – Available Now

• Prismatic Evolutions Tech Sticker Collection – Available Now

• Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tins – February 7th

• Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Box – February 7th

• Prismatic Evolutions Eevee Promo Blister – February 21st

• Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle – March 7th

• Special Collection Prismatic Evolutions Accessory Cases – April 25th

• Prismatic Evolutions Super Premium Collection – May 16th

• Prismatic Evolutions Premium Figure Collection – September 26th

Notably, the Elite Trainer Box (ETB) includes nine Prismatic Evolutions booster packs, 65-card packs with Stellar Tera Eevee, 45 Pokemon TCG Energy cards, a Prismatic Evolutions expansion player's guide, 6 damage counter dice, a coin toss die, status indicators for Burned and Poisoned, a Prismatic Evolutions collector's box and four dividers, and finally a foil promo card for Eevee. .

Pokemon TCG Prismatic Evolutions: Best Draws for Competitive Play and Collectors Explained

• Will be

• Regigigas

• Black belt training

• Max Rod

• Tapu Koko Ex

• Eevee Ex (Stellar Tera)

• Flareon Ex (Stellar Tera)

• Jolteon Ex (Stellar Tera)

Instead, it's an amazing collector's set that contains a whopping 32 SIRs (Special Illustration Rares), although only eight of them are based on all the Eeveelutions and one is based on Eevee itself. Among them is the very expensive Stellar Tera Umbreon Ex, whose Special Illustration Rare version is the most expensive card in Prismatic Evolutions, costing an average of $1,600. Additionally, Prismatic Evolutions decks may randomly contain cards with the Poke Ball or Master Ball logo, or even both in one deck, a treatment usually reserved for Japanese cards.

The best pulls out of competition Pokemon TCG include:

• All 24 regular Pokémon Ex cards and Stellar Tera Ex Pokémon cards

• All 6 cards ACE Spec

• All 12 cards of the Full Art Supporter Trainer

• All 32 special illustration rare cards (especially the 8 Eeveelution cards and the Eevee card)

• All 5 gold cards

• Any cards labeled Poke Ball or Master Ball

Pokemon TCG

Pokemon TCG (Trading Card Game) is a collectible and strategy-based card game based on Nintendo's Pokemon franchise. Two players face off, battling one Pokémon at a time and trying to knock them out to claim one of six prize cards. The cards have also become highly collectible, with some notably selling for thousands of dollars.

Original release date

October 20, 1996