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Espeon ex Stage 1
#155/131
Special Illustration Rare

Espeon ex

#155/131 · from Prismatic Evolutions · released January 17, 2025
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Quick take

  • Typically second place among Eeveelutions behind Umbreon
  • Part of the sun/moon Eeveelution pairing from Gen II
  • Special Illustration Rare with premium textured foil
  • Psychic-type option with established collector appeal

Collector's readWhat it means for your master set

Set position
4 of 280
Among the higher-value cards in the set
Demand vs rarity Est.
7.1×
Well above its rarity · others at this rarity sell for about $42.53
Cost to complete
≈7%
of the ~$4591 to finish Prismatic Evolutions
Completion difficulty Est.
Very Hard
A pricey pickup for set completers
Where it sits in the price lifecycle
Release Hype
Post-Release Correction
Stable / Reprint Risk
End-of-Print Spike
Out-of-Print Maturation
Buy timingPrismatic Evolutions is out of print, so supply only tightens over time. Buy a clean copy when you find one rather than waiting for a dip.
Out of print · pricing trending down · estimated

Set landscapeWhere this card sits in Prismatic Evolutions

fewermore cards
Common
46
46
Uncommon
33
33
Rare
19
2
21
Double Rare
11
12
2
25
Ultra Rare
12
12
Special Illustration Rare
3
15
4
10
32
Hyper Rare
4
1
5
ACE SPEC Rare
4
2
6
all
102
27
12
9
15
5
10
180
0.5
1
5
15
50
150
150+
Columns = resale price up to $X (log) · shade = cards in cell (log) · right & bottom = totals · white ring = this card

VariantsCard variants

Holofoil 155/131 · $303.74 — the only variant this card was printed in (no reverse holo or special pattern), so a master set needs just this one copy.

Espeon ex Special Illustration Rare from Prismatic Evolutions gives the Psychic-type Eeveelution premium treatment. Among the eight Eeveelutions in the set, Espeon typically claims second place behind Umbreon. The sun Pokemon offers a counterpart to Umbreon's moon, and collectors who appreciate that duality target both.

The storyThe Sun to Umbreon's Moon

Espeon and Umbreon debuted together in Gold and Silver. Sun and moon. Day and night. Psychic and Dark. The pairing was intentional, and collectors recognise it.

“Typically second place among Eeveelutions behind Umbreon”

In every set where both appear, Umbreon leads and Espeon follows. Prismatic Evolutions continues this pattern. Espeon claims a strong second place, valued above most other Eeveelutions but below its dark counterpart.

The collector appeal is established. Psychic-type enthusiasts target Espeon specifically. Collectors building complete Eeveelution sets need it. Those who have Umbreon often want Espeon to complete the original Gen II pair.

By the numbersMarket analysis

Price context

Second tier among Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelutions. Below Umbreon but above most others. The gap between Umbreon and Espeon is notable. The gap between Espeon and the rest is also notable.

Price trend

New release volatility applies. Following the pattern where Espeon consistently ranks second. Should maintain this position as prices stabilise.

Investment outlook

Espeon has proven collector appeal in the second position. The sun to Umbreon's moon dynamic supports demand. Solid fundamentals for Psychic-type and Eeveelution collectors.

Demand drivers
Psychic-type collector communityUmbreon/Espeon pair collectingSecond-favourite Eeveelution status for many collectorsPrismatic Evolutions as collector-focused releaseContinuation of Espeon collection from previous sets
Graded premium

PSA 10 and CGC 10 copies command premiums. New set means print quality observations are emerging. Check centering carefully.

Approx. pull rate

Prismatic Evolutions SIRs have very low pull rates. Roughly 1 SIR per 2-3 booster boxes on average, with no guarantee of pulling Espeon specifically.

Rarity context

Same rarity as other Prismatic Evolutions Eeveelution SIRs. All have equivalent pull rates. Price differences reflect Pokemon popularity ranking.

ArtworkWhy the art matters

Card artwork
Artist · Unknown

Artist information pending verification from card database updates.

The artwork

Espeon in its characteristic lavender Psychic-type form with Special Illustration Rare treatment. The purple and pink colour palette features prominently. The forked tail and gem on forehead define the silhouette.

Technical details

Special Illustration Rare treatment with textured holofoil across the full card face. The Psychic-type colours interact with the foil to create ethereal shimmer. Premium production quality.

What makes it special

Modern SIR treatment on the second most popular Eeveelution. The elegant Psychic aesthetic receives premium presentation.

BackgroundAbout Espeon ex

Espeon appeared in Generation II with Pokemon Gold and Silver (1999). It evolves from Eevee through high friendship during the day, complementing Umbreon's night evolution. The sun Pokemon uses psychic power from the gem on its forehead.

Why fans love it
  • ›Part of the original Umbreon/Espeon pair from Gen II
  • ›Psychic-type aesthetic appeals to many collectors
  • ›Elegant, sleek design
  • ›Strong competitive history in main series games
  • ›Day counterpart to the popular Umbreon
Notable appearances
  • ›Introduced alongside Umbreon in Gold/Silver
  • ›Sakura's partner in the Pokemon anime
  • ›Regular VGC competitive use with Magic Bounce
  • ›Featured in Pokemon Colosseum alongside Umbreon
Competitive relevance

Espeon has seen competitive play with Magic Bounce ability. The ex card has solid stats. Collectors typically keep SIR versions protected.

Own it wellCollector guide

Condition notes

Purple and pink colours should be consistent. Check centering on both axes. New set means condition observations are still emerging.

Grading recommendation

Value supports grading for clean copies. Verify centering before submitting. The Psychic aesthetic benefits from protected display. Read the grading guide →

Storage advice

Sleeve immediately in perfect fit. Use rigid protection. Keep away from light to preserve colour tones over time. See the storage guide →

Buying advice

TCGPlayer and eBay have listings. New set means price volatility. Compare recent sales. Consider waiting for prices to stabilise. See the singles buying guide →

Authentication tips

New release means fewer counterfeit concerns, but value warrants attention. Authentic cards have proper texture and foil patterns.

Word on the streetCommunity sentiment

Reception

Psychic-type and Eeveelution collectors target this card. The second-place ranking is consistent across sets. Collectors building Umbreon/Espeon pairs specifically seek this.

Notable sales
  • ›Early sales showed typical new release volatility
  • ›Consistently second in Eeveelution pricing discussions
Social buzz

Featured in Prismatic Evolutions content. The Umbreon/Espeon comparison is constant. Position as second-favourite Eeveelution is discussed.

Good to knowFrequently asked questions

Umbreon's dark aesthetic has broader appeal. Both are popular, but Umbreon edges ahead consistently. The gap is notable but Espeon still outranks most other Eeveelutions.
They're designed as a pair from Gen II. Sun and moon, day and night. Many collectors want both for the complete duality. Others prioritise based on personal preference.
Different sets, different eras, different artwork. Both are premium Espeon cards. Evolving Skies has the VMAX alternate art. Prismatic Evolutions has the SIR. Some collectors want both.
For clean copies with good centering, yes. The value supports grading. PSA 10 copies command premiums. New set means submission timing is a consideration.

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Game data
Type
Pokémon
Element
Psychic
Stage
Stage 1
HP
270
Rarity
Special Illustration Rare
PCCPsych Out
160
Discard a random card from your opponent's hand.
GPDAmazez
Devolve each of your opponent's evolved Pokémon by shuffling the highest Stage Evolution card on it into your opponent's deck.
Weakness
DDarknessx2
Resistance
FFighting-30
Retreat
C

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