Prismatic Evolutions FAQ: Value, Top Cards, Odds & Completion
Updated October 23, 2026 · By the PullMeter team
What is the most valuable card in Prismatic Evolutions?
Umbreon ex #161 (Special Illustration Rare) is the most valuable at $1,269.69. The rest of the top five: Sylveon ex ($418.48), Leafeon ex ($311.16), Espeon ex ($284.88), Glaceon ex ($257.53).
How much is a complete Prismatic Evolutions set worth?
One copy of each of the 180 priced cards adds up to $4,354.03 at TCGplayer market prices. The top card alone makes up 29.2% of that total. Commons and uncommons together add $11.37.
How many cards are in Prismatic Evolutions?
180 cards in total, with a printed set number of 131. Cards numbered above the printed total are secret rares. By rarity: 46 Common, 33 Uncommon, 32 Special Illustration Rare, 25 Double Rare, 21 Rare, 12 Ultra Rare, 6 ACE SPEC Rare, 5 Hyper Rare.
What is the cheapest card in Prismatic Evolutions, and the median price?
The cheapest priced card is Techno Radar at $0.04. The median card is worth $0.28, so most cards are inexpensive while a few chase cards hold most of the value.
How many Grail-tier cards does Prismatic Evolutions have?
4 card(s) qualify as Grail tier: Umbreon ex, Sylveon ex, Leafeon ex, Espeon ex. Tier counts: Common 46, Uncommon 33, Rare 52, Ultra-Rare 45, Grail 4.
What are the Prismatic Evolutions pull rates?
We haven't found a cited public pull-rate sample for Prismatic Evolutions yet, so we don't publish odds for it. You can test your own labeled assumptions in the simulator.
What is the cheapest way to complete Prismatic Evolutions?
Buying singles usually costs less than opening packs. Buying every priced card as a single costs about $4,354.03. Mark what you already own in the set completion assistant for a cheapest-first list.