Every major Eeveelution alt art chasing the “V/VMAX era” traces back to one Japanese set. Released on May 28, 2021, Eevee Heroes (s6a) is the enhanced expansion pack that gave all eight Eeveelutions a Pokemon V card, four of them a VMAX card, and one of them — Umbreon VMAX HR SA, better known as Moonbreon — the set’s defining chase card.
This guide lays out the full secret rare structure of the set (070–101), breaks down Moonbreon specifically, explains how the set maps onto the English Evolving Skies release, and covers the companion sealed products — the VMAX Special Set and the Eeveelutions Set — that came out alongside the main booster box. We stock the s6a booster box and PSA-graded Eevee Heroes singles ourselves, so the pricing here is tied to what’s actually moving through our own inventory and the current Japanese secondary market.
Eevee Heroes (s6a) is a 101-card set (69 base + 32 secret rares) headlined by the eight Eeveelutions. Our sealed S6A booster box is currently listed at ¥152,250, and our PSA 10 Umbreon VMAX HR SA (Moonbreon) is currently listed at ¥920,614 — in line with the current ¥890,000–¥1,000,000 ask band on the Japanese secondary market.
Prices are Japanese secondary-market listings as of August 2026. Snkrdunk figures are current asking prices, not confirmed sale prices — described as “current asks” throughout.
The Complete Eevee Heroes Secret Rare List (070–101)
Eevee Heroes runs 69 base-set cards followed by 32 secret rares numbered 070 through 101/069. The secret rare run follows a strict pattern: each Eeveelution gets a Pokemon V in two versions — a regular full art Super Rare (SR), then an alternate Special Art (SA) — before four of the eight step up to VMAX in the same SR/SA-equivalent pairing, this time as Hyper Rare (HR) and Special Art (SA).
| # | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 070 | Leafeon V | SR |
| 071 | Leafeon V | SA |
| 072 | Flareon V | SR |
| 073 | Flareon V | SA |
| 074 | Vaporeon V | SR |
| 075 | Vaporeon V | SA |
| 076 | Glaceon V | SR |
| 077 | Glaceon V | SA |
| 078 | Jolteon V | SR |
| 079 | Jolteon V | SA |
| 080 | Espeon V | SR |
| 081 | Espeon V | SA |
| 082 | Sylveon V | SR |
| 083 | Sylveon V | SA |
| 084 | Umbreon V | SR |
| 085 | Umbreon V | SA |
| 086 | Aroma Lady | SR |
| 087 | Gordie | SR |
| 088 | Leafeon VMAX | HR |
| 089 | Leafeon VMAX | SA |
| 090 | Glaceon VMAX | HR |
| 091 | Glaceon VMAX | SA |
| 092 | Sylveon VMAX | HR |
| 093 | Sylveon VMAX | SA |
| 094 | Umbreon VMAX | HR |
| 095 | Umbreon VMAX (Moonbreon) | SA |
| 096 | Aroma Lady | HR |
| 097 | Gordie | HR |
| 098 | Inteleon | UR |
| 099 | Vigor Shake | UR |
| 100 | Turffield Gym | UR |
| 101 | Darkness Energy | UR |
Two things stand out reading down that list. First, every one of the eight Eeveelutions gets both an SR and an SA slot — a level of alt-art density that most Sword & Shield era Japanese sets never applied to a single evolution line. Second, the SA slot on Sylveon V (083/069) was illustrated by Yuu Nishida, and the Umbreon V SA (085/069) by Teeziro — different artists from the VMAX-tier alt arts, which is part of why collectors treat the V-stage and VMAX-stage SAs as separate chases rather than a matched set. For the base V-stage alt arts specifically, our Vaporeon, Jolteon & Flareon guide and Leafeon & Glaceon guide go deeper on pricing for each SR/SA pair.
Moonbreon: Umbreon VMAX HR SA (095/069)
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095/069 is the card that put this set on the map. It’s the SA-tier alt art of Umbreon VMAX, illustrated by KEIICHIRO ITO, and it depicts Umbreon under a night sky in the moonlit forest scene that earned it the community nickname “Moonbreon” long before it had an official one anywhere in print.
Our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥920,614. That places it inside the current asking range on the Japanese secondary market, where PSA 10 copies are listing between roughly ¥890,000 and ¥1,000,000 — our price sits within that band, not below or above it. At this tier, condition and grade are the whole conversation: a raw or lower-graded copy trades at a fraction of the PSA 10 price — the gap between a PSA 9 and a PSA 10 on this card is substantial.
Moonbreon is also the card most people mean when they say “the Eevee Heroes chase card” without qualification — among the most chased modern Eeveelution alt arts, full stop, not just within this set. For a full history of the card across its printings and grading population context, see our dedicated Moonbreon card guide. If you’re comparing it against other Umbreon prints from different eras, our top Umbreon cards guide lines up the full lineup.
What Makes the Sealed Box a Chase Product
A sealed Eevee Heroes booster box carries three pulls that matter to the market: a shot at any of the eight V-stage SRs or SAs, a shot at one of the four VMAX-stage HRs or SAs (topped by Moonbreon itself), and a shot at one of the four base URs. That’s a wide spread of chase-grade hits concentrated in a single product.
The other factor is timing. Eevee Heroes released in the middle of a period where Eeveelutions as a group — not just Umbreon — became consistently in-demand across both the English and Japanese hobby. A box that offers pull chances at Sylveon, Espeon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Vaporeon, Flareon and Jolteon alt arts alongside Moonbreon is effectively eight overlapping demand pools stacked into one product.
If you’re weighing Umbreon specifically against the rest of the lineup before you buy sealed product, our best Eevee cards guide and Sylveon cards guide cover how each Eeveelution’s alt arts have performed individually.
The English Equivalent: Evolving Skies
Eevee Heroes doesn’t have a direct English reprint under its own name. Instead, its content was folded into Evolving Skies (SWSH07), released in English on August 27, 2021 — a 237-card set that combined material from three Japanese releases: Skyscraping Perfection, Blue Sky Stream, and Eevee Heroes, plus additional cards not sourced from any of the three.
The headline consequence: Moonbreon’s English counterpart is Umbreon VMAX Alt Art Secret, 215/203, Evolving Skies — the same illustration concept carried into the combined set, and one of the most recognized modern secret rares in the English game. Anyone comparing the two markets is really comparing a single-set Japanese chase card against a card diluted across a much larger 237-card English pool, which is part of why collectors who want the “original” printing specifically look to the Japanese s6a version rather than the English reprint.
The same logic extends across the rest of the set. Every Eeveelution SA in Eevee Heroes has a corresponding Evolving Skies alt art, and our Espeon cards guide covers that specific V/VMAX pairing across both languages in more detail.
VMAX Special Set & Eeveelutions Set
Two sealed products released alongside the main booster box on the same day, May 28, 2021, and both are worth knowing if you’re building out an Eevee Heroes collection beyond loose packs.
The Eeveelutions Set (イーブイズセット) was a Pokemon Center-exclusive box that retailed at ¥11,330 and included an Espeon VMAX SA promo alongside a set of Eeveelution-themed accessories. It’s a scarcer, boxed product rather than a booster product, and our sealed copy is currently listed at ¥400,000 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
The VMAX Special Set is the other companion product: eight booster packs plus one VMAX promo (Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon or Espeon VMAX, one of four possible) and three mirror-holo Energy cards. We’re temporarily out of stock on this one — our last listed price was ¥33,600 — but if you want one, request a restock via Quick Order and we’ll flag you when it’s back.
The same restock-request route applies to the V-stage SA singles we’re currently out of: PSA 10 Umbreon V SR SA (last listed ¥111,034), PSA 10 Vaporeon V SR SA (last listed ¥42,642), and PSA 10 Jolteon V SR SA (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) (last listed ¥40,269). All three are the SA-tier V cards from the table above, one step down from the VMAX-tier chase but still firmly in alt-art territory.
A Budget Entry Point: PSA 10 Pikachu C
![Pikachu C [026/069] Common, Eevee Heroes](https://samuraiswordtokyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/916JCzoWGW0M9eVn2qvOsR5LNBqPVCQcnWqRvAPf-1.webp)
Not every Eevee Heroes card requires a six-figure budget. The base-set Pikachu C at 026/069 sits well outside the secret rare run, and our PSA 10 graded copy is currently listed at ¥10,300 — a genuine graded slab from the same set that produced Moonbreon, at a price point most collectors can act on immediately. It’s a reasonable way to own a piece of this release while deciding whether to chase the alt arts.
If PSA 10 grading generally is what you’re after rather than this set specifically, our Japanese PSA 10 price guide and the live PSA 10 card list cover what else we currently have graded and listed across other sets.
Where to Buy Eevee Heroes Cards and Sealed Product
We ship Japanese sealed product and PSA-graded singles worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Eevee Heroes specifically, the sealed S6A booster box is the most direct way to chase the full secret rare run, while the graded Moonbreon, PSA 10 Pikachu C, and boxed Eeveelutions Set (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) are all currently listed and ready to ship.
Browse more sealed Japanese product on our Pokemon box collection, or the full graded lineup on our PSA 10 collection. For anything currently out of stock — the VMAX Special Set or the remaining V-stage SA singles — Quick Order is the fastest way to get on our restock list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Moonbreon and why is it so chased?
Moonbreon is the community nickname for Umbreon VMAX HR SA, card 095/069 in Eevee Heroes, illustrated by KEIICHIRO ITO. It’s the top VMAX-tier alt art in a set headlined by the eight Eeveelutions, which is why it’s among the most chased modern Eeveelution alt arts on the Japanese market.
How many cards are in Eevee Heroes (s6a)?
101 total: 69 base-set cards plus 32 secret rares numbered 070 through 101/069, covering V and VMAX stages for all eight Eeveelutions plus supporting trainer and energy cards.
What is the English equivalent of Eevee Heroes?
Eevee Heroes content was combined with two other Japanese sets (Skyscraping Perfection and Blue Sky Stream) into Evolving Skies (SWSH07), released in English on August 27, 2021 with 237 cards. Moonbreon’s English counterpart is Umbreon VMAX Alt Art Secret, 215/203.
What’s the difference between the SR and SA secret rares in this set?
Each Eeveelution V and four of the VMAX cards get two secret rare printings: a lower-numbered regular full art (SR for V-stage, HR for VMAX-stage) and a higher-numbered Special Art alternate (SA), typically illustrated by a different artist than the regular version.
What other Eevee Heroes products exist besides the booster box?
Two companion products released the same day, May 28, 2021: the VMAX Special Set (8 packs plus a VMAX promo and mirror-holo Energy cards) and the Eeveelutions Set, a Pokemon Center-exclusive box that included an Espeon VMAX SA promo.
Is our PSA 10 Moonbreon priced above or below the current market?
Our PSA 10 Umbreon VMAX HR SA is currently listed at ¥920,614, which sits within the current ¥890,000–¥1,000,000 asking range on the Japanese secondary market rather than above or below it.
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