Umbreon shows up twice in the 30th CELEBRATION lineup — once as the Japanese 077/103 print, and once as English card 091/128 in the same worldwide expansion. Bill’s Archive’s own numbering cross-reference states that the two are the same card: “is the Japanese printing of English #091/128.”
30th CELEBRATION (M6a) released worldwide on Wednesday, September 16, 2026. This guide walks through what Umbreon 077/103 actually does on the table, how its number lines up against the English set, and where to buy the Japanese printing if that’s the version you want.
Japanese Umbreon 077/103 is the printing of English Umbreon 091/128, per Bill’s Archive’s explicit numbering cross-reference. Both released the same day, September 16, 2026. The Japanese card carries regulation mark J (Standard-legal under the 2026 H·I·J rule set). Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed at ¥28,500 (~$185) sealed, the route to the Japanese card.
Store prices and availability checked September 25, 2026 at 13:48 JST. Marketplace observations retain their stated dates. USD conversions use ¥154 per US dollar.
Card text is PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translation of the official Japanese release. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD (approximate). Numbering facts are Bill’s Archive’s own cross-reference, as printed on September 11, 2026.
What Is Umbreon 077/103?
Umbreon 077/103 is a regular main-set print in 30th CELEBRATION, credited to illustrator Iori Suzuki in the official Japanese card database. In Japanese it’s printed as ブラッキー (Burakkii). It’s a Darkness-type Stage 1 Pokémon that evolves from Eevee, with 110 HP.
Per PokeBeach’s September 9, 2026 translation, Umbreon carries two attacks:
- [D] Retaliate — 30+ damage. If any of your Pokémon were Knocked Out by damage from an attack during your opponent’s last turn, this attack does 100 more damage.
- [D][C][C] Darkness Fang — 100 damage.
Retaliate is the card’s identity: for a single Darkness energy, it goes from 30 to 130 damage the moment the opponent has just knocked something out. Darkness Fang is the steady option once three energy are attached — a flat 100 damage with no conditions. Weakness is Grass (×2), there is no printed resistance, and retreat cost is 1.
Umbreon has no separate Art Rare or Special Art Rare print in this set — 077/103 is the only 30th CELEBRATION printing of this species in the main numbering.
Numbering: Japanese 077/103 vs English 091/128
30th CELEBRATION released with two separate numbering systems — a 103-card Japanese main set and a 128-card English main set — and most cards don’t share a number between the two. Bill’s Archive, whose checklist states this pairing explicitly, gives the Umbreon pairing directly: Japanese Umbreon 077/103 “is the Japanese printing of English #091/128.”
| Language | Set number | Main set size |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese (M6a) | 077/103 | 103 main-set + AR/SAR/FUR 104–135 + Classic Collection 136–165 + 8 Basic Energy |
| English | 091/128 | 128 numbered + secret rares |
This is a stated cross-reference, not an inference we’re drawing from the sub-number pattern that applies to the set’s 30-Pikachu subset — Bill’s Archive names the two numbers as the same card directly. Since it isn’t an Art Rare, Special Art Rare or Futuristic Rare print, the pairing is a straightforward “same card, different market’s numbering,” rather than a rarity-tier match-up.
For every other confirmed Japanese–English pair in this set, see our English-to-Japanese card number map, and for the wider differences between the two versions of the set, our English vs Japanese card differences guide.
Release Timing: Same Day, Two Languages
30th CELEBRATION (M6a) released worldwide on Wednesday, September 16, 2026 — Japan and English markets on the same day. That means Umbreon 077/103 and its English counterpart 091/128 both became available for the first time on the same release date; there is no head start for either language on this particular card.
The Japanese main set, including Umbreon, carries regulation mark J on the printed card — confirmed on the official card image — which places it in the current Standard rotation under the 2026 rule set (regulation marks H, I and J).
Because Umbreon 077/103 is a regular main-set print rather than an Art Rare or Special Art Rare, there’s no alternate illustration to compare — the Japanese and English versions are the same card presented in each market’s own language and numbering.
Dated Market Figures and Graded Umbreon Prints Currently Listed
The lowest asking price for Japanese Umbreon 077/103 on SNKRDUNK as of September 18, 2026 was ¥1,000, with 7 listings seen — no earlier dated figure for this exact card is in this update.
Umbreon 077/103 itself is not a graded card on our site, but we do currently list several graded Umbreon prints from other Japanese sets — useful comparables if you collect the species across eras rather than a single set:
None of these three is the 30th CELEBRATION print covered in this guide — they’re separate Umbreon cards from separate Japanese sets, shown here as currently listed graded comparables. Our 30th Celebration grading guide covers which of this set’s cards are worth sending to PSA.
Which to Buy: The Japanese Box or the English Set
If you want Umbreon 077/103 specifically — the Japanese-language card, in Japanese main-set numbering — the only route is Japanese 30th CELEBRATION product, since we don’t sell the English set. If you want English Umbreon 091/128, that comes from 30th CELEBRATION’s English booster products, sold by retailers in your own region; we don’t sell the English product.
The two printings share the same card design and release date, so the decision usually comes down to which language and numbering system you’re already collecting in, or whether you’re building a full 103-card Japanese main-set run versus a 128-card English one.
Where to Buy
Umbreon 077/103 itself is not listed on our site as a single at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order. Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed — Sealed at ¥28,500 (~$185) or No Shrink at ¥23,500 (~$153), both shipping from Tokyo after release. Of the graded Umbreon prints from other sets shown above, the PSA10 Umbreon GX HR [SM1M 069/060] is currently listed too.
Browse the PSA10 collection or the Japanese Pokémon card collection for singles and sealed product across sets. See the full 30th Celebration card list for every print in the set, and our dedicated Umbreon 077/103 card guide for more on this specific print.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Japanese Umbreon 077/103 the same card as English Umbreon 091/128?
Yes — Bill’s Archive’s numbering cross-reference states that Japanese 077/103 “is the Japanese printing of English #091/128,” meaning they’re the same card presented in each language’s own set numbering.
When did Umbreon 077/103 and its English counterpart release?
Both released on the same day: 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) launched worldwide on Wednesday, September 16, 2026.
Does Umbreon 077/103 have an Art Rare or Special Art Rare print?
No — Umbreon appears only as the regular 077/103 print in 30th Celebration’s main-set numbering.
What regulation mark does Umbreon 077/103 carry?
Regulation mark J, confirmed on the official card image, which places it in the current Standard rotation under the 2026 H, I and J rule set.
Can I buy English Umbreon 091/128 from Samurai Sword Tokyo?
No — we sell the Japanese 30th CELEBRATION product only. English 30th Celebration product is sold by retailers in your own region.
Where can I buy the Japanese Umbreon print?
Umbreon 077/103 isn’t listed on our site as a single at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order. Our M6a 30th CELEBRATION Booster Box is currently listed at ¥28,500 (~$185) sealed.
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