
Umbreon V Alternate Full Art
Quick take
- Partners with Moonbreon (Umbreon VMAX Alt Art) as a collecting pair
- Artwork by Teeziro in an urban alleyway setting
- The same Umbreon popularity that drives Moonbreon demand
- Alternate Art treatment with textured holofoil
Collector's readWhat it means for your master set
Set landscapeWhere this card sits in Evolving Skies
VariantsCard variants
Holofoil 189/203 · $381.59 — the only variant this card was printed in (no reverse holo or special pattern), so a master set needs just this one copy.
The storyMoonbreon's Other Half
Every VMAX needs a V to evolve from. In gameplay, you need Umbreon V before you can play Umbreon VMAX. In collecting, having both alternate art versions completes the pair.
“Partners with Moonbreon (Umbreon VMAX Alt Art) as a collecting pair”
The Umbreon V alternate art doesn't get the Moonbreon nickname. It doesn't get the same prices. But it's the same Pokemon, the same set, and the same premium treatment. Collectors who want Moonbreon often want this card too.
Teeziro's artwork puts Umbreon in a different night scene than the VMAX. Urban instead of rooftop. Shadowy alleyway instead of city overview. Both capture the Dark-type's nocturnal nature, but from different perspectives.
By the numbersMarket analysis
Priced below the VMAX but above most non-Umbreon alternate arts in the set. Benefits from Umbreon's overall popularity. The V to VMAX pairing creates additional demand from completionists.
Follows Moonbreon's trajectory but at lower absolute prices. The gap between V and VMAX alternate arts is consistent. When Moonbreon prices move, this card tends to move in the same direction.
Tied to Umbreon's lasting popularity. The pair-collecting dynamic with Moonbreon provides support. Solid fundamentals for collectors who want Umbreon representation without VMAX prices.
PSA 10 copies sell for premiums over raw. Modern print quality is generally consistent. Centering matters for grading.
Alternate Art secret rares in Evolving Skies have very low pull rates. Getting this specific card requires luck. Most collectors buy singles.
V alternate arts are more common than VMAX alternate arts in pull rate terms, but both are still very rare. The price difference reflects the VMAX premium in the market.
ArtworkWhy the art matters

Teeziro has created Pokemon TCG illustrations with atmospheric urban and night settings. The style handles dark environments well with effective use of light sources.
Umbreon moves through a shadowy urban alleyway. Its yellow rings provide the main light source, glowing against brick walls and pavement. The scene feels like a quiet moment in a sleeping city. Umbreon looks alert but calm.
Alternate Art treatment with textured holofoil. The dark background makes the glowing rings stand out. The foil enhances the contrast between shadow and light.
While Moonbreon looks down on the city from above, this Umbreon moves through it at street level. Different perspective, same nocturnal energy. The pairing creates a complete picture of Umbreon's night life.
BackgroundAbout Umbreon V Alternate Full Art
Umbreon debuted in Generation II with Pokemon Gold and Silver (1999). It evolves from Eevee through high friendship at night. The Dark-type Eeveelution represented the new type introduced in Gen II. Its design emphasised sleek darkness with glowing yellow markings.
- ›The favourite Eeveelution among many collectors
- ›Dark-type aesthetic appeals broadly
- ›Clean, sleek design works for all ages
- ›Strong competitive history
- ›Moonlight evolution method connects to the design
- ›Gary Oak's partner in the original anime
- ›Starter in Pokemon Colosseum
- ›Regular VGC competitive use
- ›Featured in Pokemon GO events
Umbreon V has playable stats. In formats where Evolving Skies was legal, it saw some play as the base for Umbreon VMAX. Most collectors keep alternate art copies protected.
Own it wellCollector guide
The dark artwork can show print inconsistencies. Check centering on both axes. The glowing rings should be sharp and consistent.
Value supports grading for clean copies. Verify centering before submitting. PSA, CGC, and BGS all work. Read the grading guide →
Sleeve immediately in perfect fit. Use rigid protection. Pair storage with Moonbreon for collectors who have both. Graded slabs protect and display together. See the storage guide →
TCGPlayer and eBay have listings. Often sold separately from or bundled with Moonbreon. Compare prices both ways. Condition matters for premium pricing. See the singles buying guide →
Value warrants attention to authenticity. Proper texture and foil patterns distinguish authentic cards. Consider graded copies for significant purchases.
Protect your card
High Chase Score — protect and consider grading. · Amazon affiliate links · Storage guideWord on the streetCommunity sentiment
Recognised as Moonbreon's partner card. Collectors building complete Umbreon sets from Evolving Skies target this. The artwork gets appreciation in its own right, not just as a companion piece.
- ›Often sold alongside Moonbreon in paired listings
- ›PSA 10 copies perform well as Umbreon collection pieces
Discussion includes this card whenever Moonbreon comes up. Reddit threads about completing Evolving Skies feature both. The V versus VMAX price gap is a frequent topic.
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