How many cards are in Evolving Skies?
237. The set is numbered to 203, and 34 secret rares are numbered 204 to 237: 16 rainbow rares, 6 alternate art VMAX and 12 gold cards. A complete master set is 369 cards, because every common, uncommon, rare and holo rare also comes in reverse holo (132 more cards).
What is the most expensive Evolving Skies card?
Umbreon VMAX alternate art (215/203), known as Moonbreon, at $2,209.75 in market prices on Oct 29, 2026. Rayquaza VMAX alternate art (218/203) is second at $1,241.76, more than double the next cards, the Dragonite V alt art (192/203) at $478.56 and the Rayquaza V alt art (194/203) at $471.18. See the full Evolving Skies chase card ranking for today's prices.
What are the Evolving Skies pull rates?
In TCGplayer's study of more than 8,000 packs, about 1 in 332 packs had an alternate art VMAX, roughly one every 9 booster boxes. Any one specific alt art VMAX, like Moonbreon, came out to about 1 in 1,994 packs, or around one in every 55 boxes. Alternate art V cards were about 1 in 91 packs, and gold cards about 1 in 109.
Why are Evolving Skies booster boxes so expensive?
It hasn't been sold at retail for years, its chase cards are among the most valuable of the modern era, and the Eeveelution theme keeps demand high, so sealed boxes of 36 packs now sell for far more than their original price. Opening one is a gamble: the pull rates above mean most boxes won't have an alt art VMAX at all. The Evolving Skies sealed product page has today's prices.
Where are Flareon V, Vaporeon V and Jolteon V in Evolving Skies?
Only as full arts. Flareon V is 169/203, Vaporeon V 172/203 and Jolteon V 177/203. Their VMAX cards are regular cards in the main set at 18, 30 and 51. The other five Eeveelutions also have a regular V card.
When did Evolving Skies come out?
August 27, 2021, as the seventh main expansion of the Sword & Shield series. It came after Chilling Reign. Celebrations, a special 25th anniversary set, followed in October 2021, and Fusion Strike was the next main expansion.
