Eevee Crimson Haze: The SV5a AR and Regular Cards Explained

Eevee Crimson Haze refers to the Eevee cards in the Japanese set Crimson Haze (SV5a), including the regular Eevee 050/066 and the AR Eevee 078/066. Both are Basic Pokémon with 50 HP and the same two attacks, and they differ in card number and illustrator.

Updated November 12, 2026

This page covers the Eevee cards only. For the whole set, use our Crimson Haze card list (96 cards).

Which Eevee cards from Crimson Haze does this guide cover?

This guide covers a regular Eevee numbered 050/066 and the AR Eevee numbered 078/066. The official card database lists both under set code SV5a, Crimson Haze, with Pokédex No. 133.

The regular card is shown on the official card page for Eevee 050/066. The AR card is on the official card page for Eevee 078/066, where the rarity is read from the AR rarity icon. The official Crimson Haze product page has a section for AR and SAR cards, and Eevee is among the cards listed there.

The two cards are separate prints of the same Pokémon. They carry different card numbers and different illustrators, and the AR page shows an AR rarity icon. Their game text is the same, which we compare line by line below.

When you search for either card, use the full number together with the set code: 050/066 or 078/066, with SV5a. The 066 after the slash is the same on both cards, so the number before the slash is what separates them. The illustrator is a second check: satoma for the regular card and Narumi Sato for the AR.

Crimson Haze is a Japanese-edition set. The names and numbers in this guide come from the Japanese official pages, so use them as Japanese-edition references.

What are the stats of the Eevee AR 078/066?

The Eevee AR 078/066 is a Basic Pokémon with 50 HP, illustrated by Narumi Sato, with the evolve attack かくせい and the coin-flip attack でんこうせっか20＋. The official database gives its height as 0.3 m and weight as 6.5 kg.

The official page lists these game details for the AR card:

• Type of card: Basic Pokémon, HP 50.
• Attack かくせい (official English name not announced): search your deck for an evolution card, put it on this Pokémon to evolve it, then shuffle your deck.
• Attack でんこうせっか20＋ (official English name not announced): flip a coin; if heads, the attack does 20 more damage.
• Illustrator: Narumi Sato.
• Height and weight: 0.3 m and 6.5 kg.
• Flavor text: it describes irregular genes, and says radiation from stones causes sudden mutation.

The official Crimson Haze page shows Eevee in its AR and SAR section with an illustration of a room full of Eevees.

The stats and attacks on the AR match the regular Eevee 050/066. If you want a graded copy of the AR, our shop has a PSA 10 version of this card, covered in the buying section.

The same card page lists the Eeveelutions that Eevee can lead to. We cover them in their own section below.

How does the regular Eevee 050/066 compare with the AR?

The regular Eevee 050/066 has the same 50 HP and the same two attacks as the AR, but a different illustrator (satoma) and a different card number. The official card page for the regular card does not state a rarity.

The regular card lists weakness ×2. The attack text on both cards is identical.

The first attack, かくせい, lets you search your deck for an evolution card, put it on Eevee to evolve it, and then shuffle your deck. The official Crimson Haze page describes the regular card’s attack as letting it evolve quickly into Leafeon or Glaceon.

The second attack, でんこうせっか20＋, is a coin-flip attack: flip a coin, and if it lands heads the attack does 20 more damage. The official card pages give the base damage as 20 in the attack name.

The regular Eevee 050/066 carries illustrator credit for satoma, and the AR 078/066 carries credit for Narumi Sato. If you collect by artist, those are two different names for two cards in the same set.

What do the two Eevee attacks in Crimson Haze do?

Both Crimson Haze Eevee cards have two attacks: かくせい, which searches your deck for an evolution card and evolves Eevee, and でんこうせっか20＋, which flips a coin for 20 more damage on heads. The official database lists the same text on the regular card and on the AR.

The English names of these two attacks are not announced in the sources we use, so this guide keeps the Japanese names. Here is the text for each, step by step.

• かくせい: you search your deck for an evolution card. You put that card on this Pokémon to evolve it. Then you shuffle your deck.
• でんこうせっか20＋: you flip a coin. If the coin is heads, the attack does 20 more damage. The 20 in the name is the base damage listed on the card page.

The card pages also give other numbers worth recording. Both cards are Basic Pokémon with HP 50, and both list Eevee at 0.3 m and 6.5 kg. The regular card page lists weakness ×2.

The official Crimson Haze page adds one line on the regular card: its attack lets Eevee evolve quickly into Leafeon or Glaceon. The card text itself says only that you search for an evolution card.

The AR card page also carries flavor text about irregular genes, and says that radiation from stones causes sudden mutation. That text gives the card a short description in the database beyond the game text.

Which Eeveelutions does the Crimson Haze Eevee list?

The official page for the Eevee AR 078/066 lists eight evolutions: Sylveon, Umbreon, Espeon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon. That is the run of Eevee evolutions shown on that card’s database page.

Two of these, Leafeon and Glaceon, are the ones the official Crimson Haze page names when it describes the regular Eevee’s attack: it lets Eevee evolve quickly into Leafeon or Glaceon.

The other six on the card page are Sylveon, Umbreon, Espeon, Vaporeon, Jolteon and Flareon. The page lists them in this order: Sylveon, Umbreon, Espeon, Leafeon, Glaceon, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon.

This list comes from the card’s database entry, not from a list of cards in the set. It tells you which Pokémon the entry names as Eevee evolutions. For which Eeveelution cards are in the set, use the SV5a card list.

For a wider look at Eevee cards that we list in graded form, our guide Eevee PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Cards: 36 Database Prints Compared covers 36 database prints across many sets.

That Eevee GX guide is a separate read: Eevee GX Pokemon Cards: Every Japanese Print and PSA 10 Price (2026).

How does the Eevee Crimson Haze card compare with Eevee from other Japanese sets?

Crimson Haze Eevee has 50 HP, the same as some other Eevee cards in the official database, while others have 60 or 70 HP and different attacks. The table below compares eight Eevee cards from the official pages, including the two from Crimson Haze.

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The sources for these rows are the official card pages: SV2a 133/165, SV8a 125/187, SV6a 050/064, 093/175, 045/066 and 009/022.

In the game text, Crimson Haze Eevee evolves from the deck with かくせい. In this eight-row comparison, the Terastal Festival ex and SVLN cards use the Ability ブーストしんか with the attack とつげき30. The SV2a card uses カラフルフレンズ and スキップ10, and the SV6a card uses カラフルキャッチ and ずつき20. The SVM and SVI cards use なかまをよぶ and かじる20.

On HP, four of the eight rows have 50 HP: both Crimson Haze cards, SV8a 125/187 and SVLN 009/022. The SV2a and SV6a cards have 70 HP, and the SVM and SVI cards have 60 HP.

On illustrators, Narumi Sato illustrated both the Crimson Haze AR and the SV2a card 133/165, so the two share an artist across sets. Naoyo Kimura illustrated the SV8a and SVLN cards, and Mina Nakai illustrated the SVM and SVI cards. Susumu Maeya illustrated the SV6a card, and satoma the regular Crimson Haze card.

For a close look at the 151 print, read Eevee C Master Ball Mirror 133/165 (151): PSA 10 & Prints, Pokemon. Our Eevee AR Style 755/742 (Start Deck 100 Battle Collection) guide covers a different Eevee print.

The card pages for SVM 093/175 and SVI 045/066 show a set code or regulation mark rather than a set name, so use the number and the illustrator to identify them. Both are illustrated by Mina Nakai, and both carry HP 60 with the same two attacks, but their numbers differ.

What else does Crimson Haze (SV5a) add to the Scarlet & Violet series?

Crimson Haze adds cards themed on Kitakami, the setting of the Scarlet & Violet game Hidden Treasure of Area Zero, including Pokémon and Trainers. It is a 5-card, 180 yen pack released on March 22, 2024.

The official Crimson Haze page gives the main points:

• Name and type: Enhanced Expansion Pack “Crimson Haze”, in the Scarlet & Violet series, code SV5a.
• Price and contents: 180 yen (tax included), 5 cards per pack, randomly inserted.
• Theme: cards from Kitakami, covering both Pokémon and Trainers.
• Shield Battles: the cards can be used in Shield Battles, where players open packs and build a deck on the spot.
• AR and SAR cards: the page has a section for them, and Eevee is among the cards shown.

Our listing-page title for the set gives the card count as 96. We do not reproduce the whole card list here; the SV5a card list page is the place for it.

Two other Crimson Haze cards have their own guides on our site if you are collecting the set rather than only Eevee: Sinistcha Japanese Pokemon Cards Guide: The Crimson Haze SAR 089/066 and Lana’s Aid SR 088/066 Crimson Haze Card Guide.

The Eevee cards are one small part of the Kitakami-themed set. This guide documents the regular Eevee 050/066 and the AR Eevee 078/066 from the official database for SV5a.

If you collect Eevee across sets, our Eevee 058/092 (The Town on No Map 1st Edition) guide is another print to read.

Where can I buy the Eevee AR from Crimson Haze?

The Eevee AR 078/066 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥12,716, sourced to order, on this product page. The product page for PSA10 Eevee AR [SV5a 078/066] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) covers the same card.

A back order is sourced after you order. The product description notes that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface, and that stock levels can change, so an order may take a little longer to ship.

On shipping and payment, our shipping policy lists FedEx International Connect Plus (usually 3-7 business days after dispatch) and FedEx International Priority (usually 2-5 business days), both with tracking and both estimates rather than guarantees. Most orders are processed within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears, and customs processing after handoff to FedEx can affect timing. Payment is in yen by Wise, PayPal or cards through PayPal; the payment methods page says Wise carries no processing fee, while PayPal and card payments carry a 5% fee.

If you want the regular Eevee 050/066 instead, or any other card from the set, start from the Crimson Haze card list.

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