Every anniversary set has its headline cards and its quiet ones. Umbreon has a habit of refusing to stay in the second group.
Umbreon is confirmed at 077/103 in M6a 30th Celebration, the Japanese set marking thirty years of the Pokémon TCG, that released worldwide on 16 September 2026. The card is now listed in the official card database, illustrated by Iori Suzuki, sits inside the set’s official day-and-night art theme, and its Espeon partner is confirmed two blocks earlier at 058/103 (illustrator aspara) — though, unusually for a card this popular, its printed rarity symbol has still not been published. This guide collects everything now verifiable about the card, including the official card text published September 9, 2026, separates it from what fan sites had reported earlier, and puts it next to what anniversary Umbreon cards are currently listed at.
Umbreon 077/103 is confirmed in the official card database (illustrator Iori Suzuki), pictured on the official product page in the day/night art block; its rarity symbol is still not published.
The M6a 30th Celebration Booster Box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (Sealed) — the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
Among the anniversary Umbreon cards: PSA10 Umbreon ★ 012/025 from the 25th Anniversary promos is sold out at the time of this update.
Our PSA10 Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) single is currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457).
- M6a 30th Celebration released worldwide on September 16, 2026; Umbreon 077/103 and Espeon 058/103’s card facts (confirmed September 9, 2026) are unchanged.
- Store state: PSA10 Umbreon ★ 012/025 is sold out at the time of this update; PSA10 Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 is currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457); the M6a box’s No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
- The sealed M6a box’s lowest SNKRDUNK asking price reached ¥17,500 on release day — still no prediction has been published for Umbreon 077/103 or Espeon 058/103 themselves.
- Full card list: every card of the set with its official image, in number order — 30th CELEBRATION (M6a) card list (all 173 cards).
Store prices in this article are live listings on our site as of September 16, 2026, converted at ¥159/USD for figures carried over from this article’s original publication and ¥154/USD for new September 16, 2026 figures, unless a live listing gives its own conversion. Every figure for M6a is either official MSRP or clearly labelled as unofficial.
What Is Confirmed About Umbreon 077/103
The card’s identity and illustrator are now settled by the official card database itself, published September 9, 2026: 077/103 Umbreon, illustrated by Iori Suzuki. That matches the earlier cross-reference from Bulbapedia’s set list (Darkness-type entry), Japanese aggregator snkrdunk’s card table, and the official card image filed under that number on the 30th Celebration site.
More interesting is where the card appears on the official product page. Umbreon is pictured in the section The Pokemon Company headlines as cards depicting Pokémon spending various times of the day — the set’s day-and-night art theme, alongside Pikachu ex, Lycanroc, Hisuian Zorua and Scraggy. Bulbapedia notes that many cards in the expansion have daytime and nighttime counterparts of each other. Which specific moment of the day Umbreon’s artwork depicts has not been stated officially, so we won’t guess — but a moonlight Eeveelution landing in a day/night-themed set is exactly the kind of casting collectors respond to.
One thing remains unverified and worth being honest about:
- Rarity. The official card database’s detail pages list card number and illustrator only, never rarity — and no other source we track (official product page, Bulbapedia, snkrdunk or price-base) has published one for 077/103 either. It occupies a regular slot in the 103-card base list rather than the secret range (104–165).
- A possible Umbreon Illustration Rare. TCG Screener reports that Pokémon.com named an Umbreon among the English set’s Illustration Rares. A Japanese AR number for that card has not been confirmed — the compiled AR block (104–123) does not list a second Umbreon slot separate from 077, so treat this as reported, not settled.
For the wider set picture — the FUR chase cards, the 30 Pikachu subset and the reprint block — see our Pokémon 30th anniversary cards guide and the 30th Celebration card list and FUR chase-card breakdown.
The Card Text: Two Attacks, Transcribed From Japan
The card text is now confirmed by PokeBeach’s translation of the official database entry (September 9, 2026), matching what snkrdunk had transcribed a week earlier:
| Attack (JP) | Damage | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| かたきうち (Retaliate) | 30+ | If any of your Pokémon were Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack during their last turn, this attack does 100 more damage. |
| やみのキバ (Darkness Fang) | 100 | No additional effect. |
Umbreon is a Darkness-type Stage 1 Pokémon with HP 110, Weakness Grass ×2, and Retreat cost 1 — all confirmed by the official card text, none of it previously published. A 130-damage revenge swing on a single-prize Darkness attacker is respectable, but nobody is buying this card for tournament tables — and note the set’s reprint-legality rule applies only to the 30-card historic reprints, not to new cards like this one.
If you’re unsure how Japanese rarity tiers map to what you’d grade or collect, our Japanese rarity guide for graded buyers walks through the whole ladder.
The Espeon Pairing: 058/103
Umbreon does not arrive alone. Espeon is confirmed at 058/103, illustrated by aspara per the official card database — matching Bulbapedia’s Psychic-type entry and snkrdunk’s table. One housekeeping note: 058 sits inside the numbering neighbourhood of the set’s 30-Pikachu subset, and some early community lists mislabelled it. It is Espeon, not a Pikachu.
Its confirmed text is genuinely unusual: Miraculous Shine, which devolves each of the opponent’s evolved Pokémon, plus a straightforward Super Psy Bolt for 90 damage. Espeon is a Psychic-type Stage 1 with HP 110, Weakness Darkness ×2, Resistance Fighting −30, and Retreat cost 1. Like Umbreon, Espeon’s rarity symbol is unpublished.
The Espeon-and-Umbreon pairing is clearly deliberate across the whole 30th anniversary line — the sun and moon Eeveelutions bracket the day/night theme neatly. The anniversary line also includes a separate Eeveelution-focused deck product; our 30th Celebration Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon guide covers that product in full.
What Anniversary Umbreon Cards Are Currently Listed At
Here is the honest market context. snkrdunk’s prediction list for 30th Celebration — which prices the FUR, SAR, AR and reprint slots — does not include Umbreon 077/103 or Espeon 058/103 at all. With rarity unpublished and no prediction on record, the only grounded way to think about the card’s value is to look at what Umbreon has done in previous anniversary and high-grade printings. As a store trading Japanese singles daily, that track record is instructive, though stock keeps shifting:
| Card | Set | Current status (PSA10) |
|---|---|---|
| Umbreon ★ 012/025 | 25th Anniversary Collection promo | Sold out — Quick Order |
| Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 | Terastal Festival ex | Currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| Espeon Master Ball Mirror 062/187 | Terastal Festival ex | Sold out — Quick Order (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
Current stock and pricing for two of these, at a glance:
The 25th anniversary Umbreon Star was the cleanest precedent for a long stretch: a numbered anniversary promo of the same Pokémon, five years old — it’s sold out at the time of this update, with restock requests going through Quick Order. The Umbreon ex SAR (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), which shows what the ceiling looks like when Umbreon gets a premium art treatment in a modern set, is currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457). The Espeon Master Ball Mirror (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) remains sold out at the time of this update, with restock requests also going through Quick Order.
Separately, one real, dated figure exists for the sealed M6a box Umbreon and Espeon are pulled from: on SNKRDUNK the lowest asking price fell from ¥47,200 on September 1 to ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥17,500 on release day, September 16, 2026 (99+ listings) — still about 2.4× the ¥7,200 MSRP, as release-day listings multiplied. That’s a live ask for the sealed box, not a per-card price. None of this guarantees anything about a base-list card whose rarity we don’t yet know — a common Umbreon and an Illustration Rare Umbreon would live in completely different price brackets.
Pulling It: Box Structure and the Lottery Situation
The product facts, all from the official page unless noted:
- Release: released 16 September 2026, a simultaneous worldwide launch.
- Pack: ¥360 tax-in, containing six foil cards, dealt at random.
- Box: 20 packs at ¥7,200 tax-in (per Japanese retail listings and price aggregators).
- Guarantees per pack: one Pikachu card and one YOSHIROTTEN-designed basic energy. Umbreon carries no such guarantee.
- Pull rates: officially unpublished, for Umbreon and everything else. Any per-box ratio you see quoted is unofficial.
On availability: Pokémon Center Online sold the M6a box by lottery, with the application window running 12:00 JST on 28 August 2026 until 16:59 JST on 31 August 2026 and results announced September 4, 2026. Overseas buyers use retailers and pre-orders instead — our own M6a booster box listing is currently available as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (Sealed) — the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update — dispatching from Tokyo after release. That lottery-first JP retail distribution is the same pattern the 25th anniversary set followed, and it is a large part of why S8a product behaved the way it did afterwards; our S8a 25th Anniversary pull rates and best cards article is the closest historical reference for what a Japanese anniversary set looks like once real boxes get opened.
Where to Buy Umbreon Cards and 30th Celebration Product
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the new set itself, the sealed booster box is the route to the full Umbreon and Espeon lineup:
For Umbreon you can put in a binder now, our PSA10 Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457).
The PSA10 Umbreon ★ 012/025 is sold out at the time of this update, with restock requests via Quick Order.
Our full graded selection is in the PSA10 collection. Sealed Japanese boxes from other sets are in the Pokémon sealed booster box collection, and the fastest way to build a mixed order — or to file a restock request — is the Quick Order page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What rarity is Umbreon 077/103 in 30th Celebration?
Still not published as of September 16, 2026. The official card database’s detail pages list card number and illustrator only, not rarity, and no other source we track shows one either. It sits in the 103-card base list, not the secret range, and TCG Screener separately reports an Umbreon Illustration Rare in the English set whose Japanese number is unconfirmed.
Is Umbreon part of the day-and-night art theme?
Yes. Umbreon is pictured on the official product page in the block for cards depicting Pokémon at various times of the day, alongside Pikachu ex, Lycanroc, Hisuian Zorua and Scraggy. Which time of day its artwork shows has not been stated officially.
Is there an Espeon in 30th Celebration too?
Yes — Espeon is confirmed at 058/103, illustrated by aspara, with a devolution attack called Miraculous Shine per the official card text. Its rarity symbol is also unpublished. Despite its number sitting near the 30-Pikachu subset, 058 is Espeon, not a Pikachu.
What are Umbreon 077/103’s attacks?
Per the official card text (confirmed September 9, 2026): Retaliate, 30+ damage with 100 more if one of your Pokémon was Knocked Out by an attack last turn, and Darkness Fang for a flat 100 damage. Umbreon is a Darkness-type Stage 1 with HP 110, Weakness Grass ×2, and Retreat cost 1.
How much is Umbreon 077/103 worth?
No prediction has been published — snkrdunk’s hit list skips both Umbreon and Espeon. For context, our PSA10 Umbreon ex SAR 217/187 is currently listed at ¥70,350 (~$457), showing what a premium-art Umbreon in a modern set commands. Our PSA10 Umbreon Star 012/025 from the 25th line is sold out at the time of this update. Separately, the sealed M6a box’s lowest SNKRDUNK asking price was ¥17,500 on release day, September 16, 2026, down from ¥28,200 on September 10 and ¥47,200 on September 1 — a live listing for the box, not a per-card price.
When did 30th Celebration release and what does it cost?
16 September 2026, released worldwide simultaneously. Packs are ¥360 tax-in with six foil cards; a box is 20 packs at ¥7,200 tax-in. In Japan, Pokémon Center Online sold the box by lottery, with the application window closing August 31, 2026 and results announced September 4, 2026; overseas buyers use retailers and pre-orders like ours. Our own M6a booster box is currently listed as a pre-order at ¥25,000 (Sealed) — the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
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