Eevee ex carries 200 HP as a Colorless-type card. The five Japanese Eevee ex prints are distributed across two starter-deck products and the SV8a high-class pack, and the Eevee full art cards among them are the two SV8a Special Art Rares.
The MEE #9 print comes packaged inside the Starter Set ex Eevee ex, a ready-to-play deck released 31 July 2026 alongside two sibling starter decks. Three more Japanese prints — a Double Rare and two Special Art Rares — come out of SV8a “Terastal Festival ex” booster packs, and a fifth print reprints the artwork inside the Start Deck 100 Battle Collection compilation deck.
The five Japanese Eevee ex prints span three products. The starter-deck print, MEE #9, is the exact card inside Starter Set ex Eevee ex; Limitless TCG lists no international release for that print. Three more prints — a Double Rare and two Special Art Rares — are pulled from SV8A-Terastal Festival ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box. The fifth is MC #566 from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, a separate product.
- New Eevee full-art section: the two SV8a Special Art Rare prints with set mark, number, rarity and illustrator.
- The SV8A booster box that holds them links to its product page, with Sealed and No Shrink options.
- More Japanese singles: Japanese Pokemon card list.
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Eevee Full Art Cards: The Two SV8a Special Art Rare Prints
Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face. Japanese sets do not print those words: the official card database prints only a rarity code, and the full-art treatments are the SR (full-art ex and Supporter cards), SAR (Special Art Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR / CSR (Character Rare) and the gold UR and rainbow HR printings.
| Card | Set mark · number | Rarity | Illustrator | Our listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eevee ex (Terastal Festival ex) | SV8a 223 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | tono | pulled from the SV8A booster box |
| Eevee ex (Terastal Festival ex) | SV8a 224 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | Natsuko Shoji été | pulled from the SV8A booster box |
For how these treatments compare across sets, see our full art Pokemon cards guide. Our Eevee VMAX card guide covers the VMAX print.
The Card: Eevee ex
Eevee ex (イーブイex) is a 200 HP Colorless-type Pokemon card. The starter-deck print is MEE #9, illustrated by aky CG Works, and it exists inside the Starter Set ex Eevee ex — a ready-to-play deck carrying the set code MEE that released 31 July 2026. Limitless TCG does not assign it a standard pack rarity symbol: it is a deck-exclusive print, distributed through the sealed deck rather than pulled from a randomised booster.
Our own listing describes the deck as including “Eevee ex and an Eevee full-art AR card,” and it released the same day as two sibling starter decks — Zorua & Zoroark ex and Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex.
Every Confirmed Japanese Eevee ex Print
Five Japanese prints of Eevee ex are confirmed today, spread across three products:
| Set | # | Rarity | Illustrator | EN equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEE (Starter Set ex Eevee ex) | 9 | Deck-exclusive | aky CG Works | None confirmed |
| MC (Start Deck 100 Battle Collection) | 566 | Deck-exclusive | aky CG Works | SVP #174 / PRE #75 & #167 |
| SV8a (Terastal Festival ex) | 126 | Double Rare | aky CG Works | SVP #174 / PRE #75 & #167 |
| SV8a (Terastal Festival ex) | 223 | Special Art Rare | tono | SVP #174 / PRE #75 & #167 |
| SV8a (Terastal Festival ex) | 224 | Special Art Rare | Natsuko Shoji été | SVP #174 / PRE #75 & #167 |
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection — MC #566
The Start Deck 100 Battle Collection compilation deck carries a second aky CG Works illustration of Eevee ex at #566, also a deck-exclusive print rather than a pack pull. It shares its illustration style with the MEE #9 starter-deck print but is a separate print in a separate product. For how Start Deck 100 compares to the MEGA-era premium trainer boxes, see our Start Deck 100 comparison guide.
SV8a Double Rare — #126
The regular pack-pulled print of Eevee ex in Terastal Festival ex is #126, Double Rare, illustrated by aky CG Works. It occupies a standard non-secret rare slot rather than the set’s Special Art Rare treatment.
SV8a Special Art Rare — #223 (illustrator tono)
#223 is the first of two Special Art Rare treatments of Eevee ex in the set, illustrated by tono. Special Art Rare sits above the Double Rare tier on Japan’s rarity ladder and is the print collectors are generally chasing when opening Terastal Festival ex boxes for Eevee ex specifically.
SV8a Special Art Rare — #224 (illustrator Natsuko Shoji été)
#224 is a second, differently illustrated Special Art Rare of the same card, credited to Natsuko Shoji été. Two separate SAR treatments of the same Pokemon in one set is a Terastal Festival ex feature, not something unique to Eevee ex — the set’s full card list covers the other SARs and Master Ball Mirrors from the same release.
The Sets: Starter Set ex, Terastal Festival ex, and Start Deck 100
Starter Set ex Eevee ex (MEE) is a ready-to-play deck released 31 July 2026, one of three starter decks launched together for the MEGA era — the others built around Zorua & Zoroark ex and Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex. Limitless TCG lists the set at 20 cards total. Because it is a starter deck rather than a booster-pack product, every card inside it — including Eevee ex MEE #9 — comes guaranteed with the deck rather than randomly pulled. For a side-by-side of all three starter decks, see our Starter Set ex comparison guide.
SV8a, High Class Pack “Terastal Festival ex,” is the booster-pack product behind the other three confirmed prints (#126, #223, #224). It’s a randomised booster release rather than a guaranteed-contents deck, which is why those three prints sit at different rarity tiers instead of all being deck-exclusive. Full pack contents and pull-rate context for the set are covered in our Terastal Festival ex pull-rates guide and booster box buying guide.
Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (MC) is a separate compilation product that reprints Eevee ex at #566 in the same aky CG Works illustration style as the MEE starter-deck print, without being the same print.
Where These Prints Sit in Japan’s Rarity Tiers
The verified prints use three different distribution or rarity labels:
- Deck-exclusive (MEE #9, MC #566) — no pack rarity symbol at all; distributed only inside a specific sealed deck rather than pulled from randomised packs.
- Double Rare (SV8a #126) — the standard non-secret rare treatment for an “ex” card in this generation of Japanese sets, pulled from Terastal Festival ex boosters.
- Special Art Rare (SV8a #223 and #224) — two special-art prints. Master Ball Mirror is a separate parallel treatment used on other SV8a cards, not a higher or lower rung of the same rarity ladder (see our Master Ball Mirror guide; Eevee ex does not have a verified Master Ball Mirror print).
Where to Buy Eevee ex Cards from Tokyo
The SV8A-Terastal Festival ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is the source for #126, #223 and #224: the Sealed option is currently listed at ¥21,641 (~$141) and the No Shrink option at ¥18,819 (~$122). The SV8A Terastal Festival ex Booster Box — Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥19,976 (~$130). The Starter Set ex Eevee ex deck, the source for MEE #9, is sold out at the time of this update — sourcing requests go through Quick Order. MC #566 comes from the separate Start Deck 100 Battle Collection.
For other sealed Japanese Pokemon boxes, browse our Pokemon card box collection, and for graded singles across sets, our PSA 10 collection covers what we currently list.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese Eevee ex prints are there?
Five confirmed Japanese prints, spread across three products: the Starter Set ex Eevee ex deck (MEE #9), the Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (MC #566), and the SV8a Terastal Festival ex booster set, which carries three prints of its own — a Double Rare (#126) and two Special Art Rares (#223 and #224).
Is the Starter Set ex Eevee ex print the same card as the SV8a booster prints?
No. MEE #9 is a separate print from the SV8a #126, #223, and #224 prints — it comes from a different product, has its own illustration credit (aky CG Works), and per Limitless TCG has not been released internationally, while the SV8a prints do have English-language equivalents.
Does Eevee ex have an English print?
The SV8a and Start Deck 100 prints correspond to English-language Eevee ex cards: the SVP black-star promo #174 and two Prismatic Evolutions prints, #75 and #167. The Starter Set ex Eevee ex print (MEE #9) does not have a confirmed English equivalent.
What’s the rarity of the Eevee ex Special Art Rare prints in Terastal Festival ex?
Both #223 and #224 are Special Art Rare (SAR). Master Ball Mirror is a separate parallel treatment used on other cards in the set, not the next rung above SAR.
Where can I buy the Eevee ex cards from Terastal Festival ex?
All three SV8a prints (#126, #223, #224) come from the SV8A-Terastal Festival ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, which has Sealed and No Shrink options.
What’s the difference between the two Special Art Rare Eevee ex prints (#223 and #224)?
They’re two separate illustrations of the same card and rarity within Terastal Festival ex: #223 is illustrated by tono, and #224 is credited to Natsuko Shoji été.
Which Eevee cards are full art?
Among the Japanese Eevee ex prints, the full art cards are the two SV8a Special Art Rares: #223, illustrated by tono, and #224, credited to Natsuko Shoji été. The Double Rare #126 and the deck prints MEE #9 and MC #566 are not full-art treatments.
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