The English Knock Out Collection is a small, Eevee-themed box: two packs, a foil Eevee promo, a coin. We don’t sell it, but Eevee and its evolutions run through the Japanese 30th Celebration set in several places — a main-set Eevee, two more Eevee illustrations in the Premium Deck Set, and the Espeon/Umbreon/Sylveon ex Eeveelution line. This guide lays out the Japanese alternatives for anyone drawn to the Knock Out Collection for its Eevee art.
The English Knock Out Collection ($9.99 MSRP, per PokeBeach’s June 30, 2026 lineup article) contains two 30th Celebration booster packs, one foil Eevee promo card, and a commemorative coin — released September 16, 2026. The Japanese set doesn’t bundle Eevee into its own promo product; instead Eevee appears as main-set card 094/103 in the Booster Box, plus two further Eevee illustrations (025/026) inside the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon. We do not sell the English Knock Out Collection; it is described here only for comparison.
English product details are per PokeBeach’s June 30, 2026 lineup article; Japanese card data is from the official card database and PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 full-set-list article. We do not sell the English product — it is described here only for comparison with the Japanese cards.
The English Knock Out Collection
Per PokeBeach’s product-lineup article, the Knock Out Collection ($9.99 MSRP) released September 16, 2026 with “two 30th Celebration booster packs, one foil promo card featuring Eevee, and one commemorative coin.” PokeBeach’s own English set guide describes a second product, the 2-Pack Blister ($9.99), with near-identical wording — though pokemon.com’s official product Showcase lists only the Knock Out Collection by that exact description, without a separately named 2-Pack Blister entry. No promo number for the Eevee card has been confirmed in the sources checked for this guide, so we don’t print one here.
This is a small, Western-market impulse-buy product built entirely around one Eevee illustration. We describe it here only to compare against the Japanese alternatives; we don’t sell it and it isn’t shipped from our store.
The Japanese Eevee: Main Set
The Japanese set’s Eevee, 094/103, is illustrated by Wintr Wandr and pulled from ordinary Booster Box packs rather than a dedicated promo product. It’s a Colorless Basic Pokemon, HP70, with two attacks: [C] Fetch and Hide, which forces the opponent to reveal their hand so an Item card can be buried at the bottom of their deck, and [C] Tackle for 10 damage. Unlike the English Knock Out Collection’s single promo card, this Eevee comes as part of the same 20-pack box that also carries the 30 Pikachu, the AR/SAR/FUR secret rares and the Classic Collection reprints.
Two More Eevees in the Premium Deck Set
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon (MF, ¥6,200, released September 16, 2026 in Japan) carries two further Eevee illustrations inside its 44-card gallery: card 025 by En Morikura and card 026 by Hitoshi Ariga. That’s three separate Eevee illustrations across the Japanese 30th Celebration range — one in the Booster Box, two in the Premium Deck Set — against the English Knock Out Collection’s single promo.
The Eeveelution Line in This Set
Beyond Eevee itself, the set’s main set carries three of its evolutions. Espeon (058/103, illustrated by aspara) is a Psychic-type Stage 1 with HP110 that evolves from Eevee: Miraculous Shine devolves each of the opponent’s evolved Pokemon, and Super Psy Bolt does 90 damage. Umbreon (077/103, illustrated by Iori Suzuki) is a Darkness-type Stage 1 with HP110: Retaliate does 30-plus damage (100 more if one of your Pokemon was knocked out by an attack on the previous turn), backed by a 100-damage Darkness Fang. Both are pulled from ordinary Booster Box packs, the same as the main-set Eevee. A third evolution, Sylveon ex (059/103, HP270, illustrated by 5ban Graphics), rounds out the line as a Pokemon ex whose Colorful Harmony attack does 50 damage for every type of Basic Energy attached across the player’s Pokemon; its Special Art Rare version, 130/103, had a release-day lowest ask on SNKRDUNK of ¥5,500 (September 16, 2026) — our Sylveon ex SAR guide has the full card.
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon’s own chase pair is a different set of cards entirely: Espeon ex 043/040 and Umbreon ex 044/040, both full-art illustrations by REND, sit above that deck’s own 001–040 numbered gallery, alongside two extra illustration cards, Victini (041/040) and Zeraora (042/040) — see our Espeon ex full-art guide and Umbreon ex full-art guide. None of these Eeveelutions is the plain Eevee the Knock Out Collection promo depicts, but Espeon ex and Umbreon ex both trace back to it.
Side by Side
| English Knock Out Collection | Japanese alternative | |
|---|---|---|
| Source | Standalone promo box | Booster Box (094/103) + Premium Deck Set (025/026) |
| Eevee illustrations | 1 foil promo | 3 (main set + two deck-set cards) |
| Extras | 2 booster packs, 1 coin | None bundled — ordinary set cards |
| Eeveelutions included | Not part of this product | Espeon 058, Umbreon 077 and Sylveon ex 059 in the main set; Espeon ex 043/040 and Umbreon ex 044/040 full arts in the Premium Deck Set |
| MSRP | $9.99 | ¥7,200 (Booster Box) / ¥6,200 (Premium Deck Set) |
Release-Day Market Snapshot
None of the three Japanese Eevee illustrations has a dated marketplace figure in this update — SNKRDUNK’s release-day tracking (September 16, 2026) doesn’t list a single figure for 094/103, 025/040 or 026/040 specifically. On SNKRDUNK, the lowest asking price for a sealed M6a Booster Box went from ¥47,200 on September 1 to ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥17,500 on release day, September 16, 2026, while the Premium Deck Set moved ¥64,990 → ¥30,100 → ¥17,800 over the same window — the two products these Eevee cards are pulled from.
Where to Buy the Japanese Cards
We don’t sell the English Knock Out Collection. The Japanese Eevee and Eeveelution cards come from the Booster Box and the Premium Deck Set, both of which we ship from Tokyo.
The Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥29,800 (~$194). Browse the sealed booster box collection or the Japanese Pokémon card collection, or use Quick Order for a specific Eevee or Eeveelution print.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in the English 30th Celebration Knock Out Collection?
Per PokeBeach’s June 30, 2026 lineup article: two 30th Celebration booster packs, one foil promo card featuring Eevee, and one commemorative coin. MSRP is $9.99.
Is there a Japanese product built around Eevee like the Knock Out Collection?
No. The Japanese set doesn’t bundle Eevee into its own promo box. Its Eevee card, 094/103, is pulled from ordinary 30th Celebration Booster Box packs, and two more Eevee illustrations (025/026) appear inside the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon.
Who illustrated the Japanese Eevee card?
The main-set Eevee (094/103) is illustrated by Wintr Wandr. The two Premium Deck Set Eevee illustrations are by En Morikura (025) and Hitoshi Ariga (026).
Does the Japanese set include Eevee’s evolutions too?
Yes. Espeon (058/103, aspara) and Umbreon (077/103, Iori Suzuki) are main-set cards from the Booster Box; the Premium Deck Set’s chase pair is a different set of cards — Espeon ex 043/040 and Umbreon ex 044/040, both by REND. Sylveon ex (059/103, with a Special Art Rare at 130/103) is also part of the main Booster Box set.
Can I buy the English Knock Out Collection from Samurai Sword Tokyo?
No, we don’t sell English 30th Celebration products. We ship the Japanese Booster Box and Premium Deck Set, which is where these Eevee and Eeveelution cards come from.
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