Umbreon-GX (ブラッキーGX) has two Japanese prints covered in this guide, and only one of them came from a booster pack. The other — SM-P 125 — is a card players redeemed with accumulated Play Points at Japanese Champion’s League events during 2018–2019 and at the 2019 Pokemon Japan Championships. Nobody pulled it from a pack.
The card is Umbreon-GX, numbered 125 in Japan’s SM-P promotional series, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. We currently list a PSA 10 example of this exact print, graded and shipped from Tokyo. This guide covers what the card says, how it compares with its Collection Moon sibling and its English counterpart, and where it sits among the store’s wider Umbreon-GX and Umbreon PSA 10 range — while keeping it clearly separate from the similarly named Umbreon & Darkrai-GX and Shiny Umbreon-GX, which are different cards entirely.
Umbreon-GX SM-P 125 is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥261,252 (~$1,643). It was distributed in Japan through the Play Points redemption programme at Champion’s League events during 2018–2019 and at the 2019 Pokemon Japan Championships — not through booster packs. The other verified Japanese print is the Collection Moon (SM1M) 037/060 Double Rare, which we also list: PSA 10 Umbreon-GX RR SM1M 037/060 currently listed at ¥40,922 (~$257).
Prices below are current samuraiswordtokyo.com listings, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
The Card: Umbreon-GX SM-P 125
Umbreon-GX carries 200 HP and is a Darkness-type Stage 1 Pokemon, evolving from Eevee (イーブイ). It has three attacks: Strafe (ひるがえす, D, 30 damage, may switch Umbreon-GX itself to the bench), Shadow Bullet (シャドーバレット, DCC, 90 damage plus 30 damage to a benched opponent Pokemon, ignoring Weakness and Resistance), and the GX attack Night Cry-GX (ナイトクライGX, DC, discards 2 Energy from the Defending Pokemon). It has a Fighting weakness, Psychic resistance, and a retreat cost of 2. The illustration is credited to 5ban Graphics.
Our own graded example of this print is currently listed at ¥261,252 (~$1,643), PSA 10.
Print History: Umbreon-GX’s Two Verified Japanese Prints
The Japanese prints we’ve verified for this exact card name — Umbreon-GX, ブラッキーGX — run to two, both from the Sun & Moon era but issued through completely different channels: one from a booster-pulled expansion, one from a redemption programme. Don’t confuse this print history with Umbreon & Darkrai-GX (a Tag Team card pairing two Pokemon) or Shiny Umbreon-GX (Hidden Fates SV69) — those carry the same “GX” suffix but are separate cards under separate names.
Collection Moon 037/060 (RR)
Umbreon-GX’s first Japanese print came in Collection Moon (SM1M), released 9 December 2016, at 037/060 as a Double Rare (RR) — the standard pack-pulled rarity slot for a GX card in that set. We also list a PSA 10 of this print, currently at ¥40,922 (~$257).
SM-P 125 (Promo)
The SM-P 125 promo followed through the Play Points programme rather than another expansion pack — see the next section for how that distribution worked. It’s the print at the centre of this guide, currently listed at ¥261,252 (~$1,643).
| Set | Number | Rarity | JP release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collection Moon (SM1M) | 037/060 | RR (Double Rare) | 9 Dec 2016 |
| SM-P Promotional cards | 125/SM-P | Promo | 2018–19 (Play Points redemption) |
Those are the two prints covered in this guide; other Umbreon-GX prints sit outside its scope. Related-sounding cards such as Umbreon & Darkrai-GX and Shiny Umbreon-GX carry their own separate print runs, which our Umbreon & Darkrai-GX guide and the wider Umbreon GX value guide cover on their own terms — that value guide ranks and prices every Umbreon GX print broadly, where this article is a single-card deep dive on the SM-P 125 promo’s distribution story specifically.
The SM-P Promo Series and the Collection Moon Set
SM-P is Japan’s general promotional numbering for the Sun & Moon era — it covers tournament prizes, redemption programmes and other promo issues rather than a single boxed product, which is why this print doesn’t have a pack size or box structure to describe. For a broader look at cards carrying that same SM-P prefix, see our SM-P promo cards guide, which rounds up the wider series rather than one card.
Collection Moon (SM1M), where the sibling 037/060 print comes from, is a Japanese Expansion Pack released 9 December 2016. It paired with Collection Sun as one of the earliest Sun & Moon-era Japanese releases, and it’s where Umbreon-GX first appeared in Japan in any form — roughly two years before the SM-P 125 promo followed via the Play Points programme.
Where This Promo Sits Among Japanese Rarity Tiers
Promo cards like SM-P 125 sit outside the normal pack-pulled rarity ladder entirely. There’s no Common, Rare, RR or SR slot to place it on, because it never came out of a booster box — it came from a redemption programme, which puts it in the same broad “Promo” category as tournament prizes and other SM-P-numbered issues.
Its sibling, the Collection Moon 037/060 print, does sit inside the normal ladder — RR (Double Rare) is the standard non-secret treatment for a GX card in a 2016-era Japanese expansion. The SM-P promo’s standing comes from its distribution being tied to an event and points programme rather than pack odds, a distinction that runs through most of the store’s promo-numbered Umbreon catalogue.
A handful of other Umbreon and Umbreon-GX PSA 10s sit alongside it in the store’s catalogue, at very different price points depending on rarity and print run:
Those two are separate cards from separate print runs — the 25th Anniversary Umbreon promo isn’t a GX card at all, and Umbreon & Darkrai GX pairs Umbreon with a second Pokemon on the same card. Neither is another printing of the solo Umbreon-GX SM-P 125 covered here. Our 25th Anniversary Umbreon PSA 10 guide and Umbreon & Darkrai-GX guide cover those separately, and our Top Umbreon Cards ranking puts every Umbreon print — star, V, VMAX, ex and GX alike — into a single cross-species comparison instead of the single-card focus here.
Where to Buy Umbreon-GX from Tokyo
Our graded copy of PSA 10 Umbreon-GX SM-P 125 is currently listed at ¥261,252 (~$1,643), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Because this print came from a redemption programme rather than a booster box, there’s no sealed product tied to it directly — the graded single is the route to this exact card. If you’d rather have the Collection Moon RR sibling instead, our PSA 10 Umbreon-GX RR SM1M 037/060 is currently listed at ¥40,922 (~$257).
For the wider Umbreon lineup, our Moonbreon (Umbreon VMAX) value guide, Umbreon ex full art 30th Celebration guide and Umbreon 30th Celebration card guide cover the Pokemon’s other modern chase prints, while the Top Umbreon Cards ranking and Umbreon GX value guide put every printing side by side. Browse the full range in our PSA 10 graded card collection, and for a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Umbreon-GX SM-P 125?
It is a Japanese promo card, HP 200, Darkness type, numbered 125 in the SM-P Promotional cards series, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. It was distributed through the Play Points redemption programme rather than a booster pack. We list a PSA 10 example, currently at ¥261,252 (~$1,643).
How was the Umbreon-GX SM-P 125 promo distributed?
Players redeemed accumulated Play Points for it at Japanese Champion’s League events during 2018–2019 and at the 2019 Pokemon Japan Championships. It was one of several GX cards offered through that programme, not something pulled from a pack.
Are there other Japanese prints of Umbreon-GX?
Besides the SM-P 125 promo, this guide covers one other print: Collection Moon (SM1M) 037/060, a Double Rare (RR) released 9 December 2016. We list a PSA 10 of that print as well, currently at ¥40,922 (~$257).
Is Umbreon-GX SM-P 125 the same card as Umbreon & Darkrai-GX or Shiny Umbreon-GX?
No. Umbreon & Darkrai-GX is a Tag Team card pairing two Pokemon on one card, and Shiny Umbreon-GX (Hidden Fates SV69) is a different named card with its own shiny colouring. Both have separate print runs from the solo Umbreon-GX covered in this guide.
Does Umbreon-GX have an English print?
Yes — the base Sun & Moon set’s #80/149, an Ultra Rare, released in February 2017. We found no promo-numbered English release matching the Japanese SM-P 125 specifically.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 Umbreon-GX from Tokyo?
Our graded SM-P 125 copy is currently listed at ¥261,252 (~$1,643) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. The Collection Moon RR sibling is also available at ¥40,922 (~$257) if you’d rather have the pack-pulled print instead of the promo.
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