Sylveon Eevee Card Guide: S6a and SV8a Prints

A Sylveon Eevee card is a search phrase that covers Eevee and Sylveon cards. The main Japanese prints are Eevee 125/187 and Sylveon 068/187 in Hi-Class Pack “Terastal Festival ex” (SV8a), plus the Sylveon V and Sylveon VMAX cards in Enhanced Expansion Pack “Eevee Heroes” (S6a).

For every card in the set, see our Terastal Festival ex card list.

Updated November 12, 2026

Key facts: the sets behind the Sylveon Eevee card search

The two sets in the table below are the main sources of Sylveon and Eevee cards in this guide, and both are Japanese edition products.

What does a Sylveon Eevee card mean for collectors?

A Sylveon Eevee card means a card of Eevee or of its evolution Sylveon. The official English names are Eevee and Sylveon, and the official card database lists them under their Japanese names.

The phrase points to two kinds of cards. The first kind is cards from sets that print both Pokémon, with Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) as the set whose official page gives the Eevee-related cards a dedicated section. The second kind is the Sylveon V and Sylveon VMAX cards from Eevee Heroes (S6a), a set whose box page describes it as built around the Eeveelutions.

The official name table covers the other Eevee evolutions too: Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Espeon and Sylveon. Those English names are used throughout this guide.

This guide follows the two-kind split. It lists the prints named in the official Pokémon Card Game pages, then the Eevee Heroes Sylveon cards we carry as PSA 10 listings. If you want the full Sylveon picture on its own, our Sylveon PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon cards guide compares the prints, and the Eevee PSA 10 guide does the same for Eevee.

The Eevee Heroes box is currently listed at ¥126,718. Its product page lists the key cards as Umbreon VMAX SA, Leafeon VMAX SA, Glaceon VMAX SA, Espeon VMAX SA and HR Sylveon VMAX, and it states that the cards in each box are randomly packed, so a specific pull is not guaranteed.

Which Sylveon and Eevee cards come from the Terastal Festival ex set (SV8a)?

Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) contains Eevee 125/187, Sylveon 068/187, a new Eevee ex and a new Sylveon ex. The official page says the set was released on December 6, 2024, with 10 cards per pack at 550 yen tax included, and that cards are inserted at random.

The official SV8a page gives the Eevee-related cards their own section. It lists nine new ex cards: Eevee ex, Flareon ex, Vaporeon ex, Jolteon ex, Espeon ex, Umbreon ex, Leafeon ex, Glaceon ex and Sylveon ex. It also lists reprinted non-ex cards for the same nine Pokémon, so Eevee and Sylveon each have a regular card as well as an ex card. The page mentions SAR, premium mirror and ACE SPEC rarities, and some cards are marked as new illustrations.

Sylveon 068/187 carries flavor text about a Pokémon that dances lightly with its feelers waving and strikes sharply at vital points. Its attacks are Mystic Return (rendering) and a 90-damage Charm Voice (rendering). The Eevee 125/187 card is a Basic with 50 HP, so it has lower HP than the 70 HP Eevee prints in other sets (see the comparison table below). Its attack is a 30-damage charge-style move, and it also has an Ability.

The new Eevee ex in SV8a has an Ability named にじいろDNA (official English name not announced), and the Sylveon ex has an attack named エンジェライト (official English name not announced) on the official page.

Illustrator credit is useful when you collect by artist. Susumu Maeya is credited on Sylveon 068/187 and also on the Eevee 050/064 card from Night Wanderer (SV6a), covered further down.

Which Sylveon cards are in Eevee Heroes (S6a)?

Eevee Heroes (S6a) holds five Sylveon prints that we list: Sylveon V SR 082/069, Sylveon V SR SA 083/069, Sylveon VMAX RRR 041/069, Sylveon VMAX HR 092/069 and Sylveon VMAX HR SA 093/069. The box page describes the set as built around the Eeveelutions and gives its Japanese release date as May 28, 2021.

The box page lists 69 card types, and the product pages number these Sylveon cards 041, 082, 083, 092 and 093 over a denominator of 069. The product pages label them as follows.

The Sylveon VMAX HR SA 093/069 is the one the box page names among its key cards (written there as HR Sylveon VMAX). Our dedicated Sylveon VMAX HR 093/069 SA card guide goes deeper on that single print. For the wider set, the Pikachu C 026/069 guide shows how a common card from the same set is handled.

When you compare these five, read the product-page label first. 092/069 and 093/069 both carry the HR label, and 093/069 adds SA; 082/069 and 083/069 both carry SR, and 083/069 adds SA. The number after the slash is the same on all five, so the number before it is what separates the prints.

How do the Eevee and Sylveon cards from Crimson Haze and other sets compare?

Seven Eevee prints are compared below, and they differ in HP, attacks and illustrator, while the two regular Sylveon prints both have 120 HP.

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Within these seven cards, HP runs from 50 to 70. The Crimson Haze cards are the 50 HP ones along with the SV8a card, and the Night Wanderer and 151 cards are the 70 HP ones. Sources: 078/066, 050/066, 133/165, 050/064, 093/175 and 045/066.

The Crimson Haze Eevee cards

Crimson Haze (SV5a) has two Eevee cards on its official page. The official SV5a page shows one under the other Pokémon heading, described as evolving into Leafeon and Glaceon through its move, and one under the AR/SAR heading showing many Eevee in a room. SV5a released on March 22, 2024, with 5 cards per pack at 180 yen tax included. The AR is 078/066 by Narumi Sato; the regular one is 050/066 by satoma. Our Eevee Crimson Haze guide covers these two in detail.

The AR 078/066 carries flavor text about irregular genes, saying that radiation from stones can cause the body to mutate suddenly.

The regular Sylveon prints

Sylveon has two regular cards in the official pages cited here, both with 120 HP and Stage 1: 068/187 from SV8a and 050/175 with regulation mark SVM. The SVM card has an Ability and a 100-damage attack and is illustrated by MINAMINAMI Take (source). The SV8a card has two attacks, one dealing 90 damage, and is illustrated by Susumu Maeya. The Eevee cards 093/175 and 045/066 also list Sylveon GX among the Eeveelutions they evolve into, which links them to the GX designs below.

Which Sylveon and Eevee cards use ex, GX or VMAX designs?

Sylveon appears as ex in SV8a, as GX on the evolution lists of two Eevee cards, and as V and VMAX in S6a, while Eevee appears as ex in SV8a and as a regular card in the other sets listed here.

The V and VMAX cards belong to Eevee Heroes and the ex cards to Terastal Festival ex. If you want the Sylveon GX in its shiny form, the Sylveon GX SSR 238/150 guide covers that print, and the Sylveon ex SAR 130/103 grading guide covers a separate Sylveon ex card from another set.

Two other Eevee guides sit outside this pair of sets: Eevee AR Style 755/742 and the Eevee C Master Ball Mirror 133/165. The latter shares the 133/165 number with the 151 card in the table above.

Which Sylveon PSA 10 cards are listed in our shop?

Our shop lists five Sylveon PSA 10 cards from Eevee Heroes with a price, and within those five, Sylveon VMAX HR SA 093/069 has the highest listed price. The cards are graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint), and the product pages note that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.

The 093/069 card also has a regular listing, PSA 10 Sylveon VMAX HR SA (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), currently listed at ¥245,087, plus a second back-order page, PSA 10 Sylveon VMAX HR SA, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥245,087, sourced to order. Separate regular product pages exist for PSA 10 Sylveon V SR 082/069 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and PSA 10 Sylveon V SR SA 083/069 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).

These comparisons are within our own listings only (five priced cards), so they say nothing about prices elsewhere. The gap between 041/069 (¥6,312) and 093/069 (¥245,087) is a gap between a Sylveon VMAX at RRR and the same Pokémon in the HR SA print. For a fuller ranking of Sylveon listings across sets, see Most Expensive Sylveon Pokémon Cards, and for the 30th anniversary Sylveon prints see Every Sylveon Card in Pokemon 30th Anniversary.

Where can you buy Sylveon and Eevee cards from Japan?

You can buy the Eevee Heroes Sylveon cards and the Eevee Heroes box from Samurai Sword Tokyo, which ships from Tokyo. The S6a items come first: the PSA 10 Sylveon cards in the table above and the Eevee Heroes booster box, currently listed at ¥126,718, which is the way to open S6a packs yourself. The same box is also offered as a Damaged Box version, currently listed at ¥118,080, with cosmetic outer-box damage and sold as-is.

Orders go by FedEx with a tracking number, with the shipping cost calculated at checkout. Transit estimates are not guaranteed dates, and customs processing can add time after dispatch. Payments are in Japanese yen through Wise bank transfer, PayPal, or cards through PayPal; Wise carries no processing fee, while PayPal and card payments carry a 5% fee. Full terms are on the shipping policy and payment methods pages.

For SV8a, the Terastal Festival ex Hi-Class Pack is a Japanese product with 10 cards per pack at 550 yen tax included, according to the official page.