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Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions card list: all 180 cards

Find every English Scarlet & Violet—Prismatic Evolutions card by collector number, from Exeggcute 1/131 to Terapagos ex 180/131.

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Pokemon Scarlet and Violet Prismatic Evolutions set logo

You pull Umbreon ex 161/131, then notice the set number ends in 131. Nothing is missing from the card: the complete Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions card list has 180 numbered cards. Cards 1 through 131 form the printed set. Another 49 cards continue above that denominator.

Reserve 131 binder slots for the printed run, or 180 if you want every numbered card. Decide separately whether Poké Ball patterns, Master Ball patterns, promos, and other finishes belong in your master set.

What the Prismatic Evolutions checklist covers

Prismatic Evolutions recordConfirmed value
Catalog IDsv8pt5
SeriesScarlet & Violet
English release dateJanuary 17, 2025
Printed denominator131
Higher-numbered cards49
Complete numbered checklist180 cards
Catalog checkedSeptember 11, 2026

Pokemon's official Prismatic Evolutions page (opens in a new tab) introduces the Eevee-led expansion. The Poster Collection product record (opens in a new tab) confirms the January 17, 2025 launch and treats its promo cards as separate from booster-pack pulls.

Interactive set binder

Turn the complete Prismatic Evolutions card list into a binder

Start a set binder from this guide, then keep owned cards, missing cards, and price context together in Unbinder.

Unbinder binder view showing Pokemon cards organized into binder slots.

Where the 131-card set ends

Treasure Tracker 131/131 closes the printed sequence. Amarys 132/131 begins the higher-numbered cards, and Terapagos ex 180/131 is the final entry.

Binder planSlotsBoundary
Printed set131Exeggcute 1/131 through Treasure Tracker 131/131
Full numbered catalog180Add Amarys 132/131 through Terapagos ex 180/131
Collector-defined masterVariesAdd only the parallel finishes and promos you choose

The full fraction prevents expensive mix-ups. Umbreon ex 60/131 is a Double Rare; Umbreon ex 161/131 (opens in a new tab) is a Special Illustration Rare. Terapagos ex also appears at 92/131, 169/131, and 180/131 (opens in a new tab). Each belongs in a different slot.

How the 180 cards divide by rarity

RarityCards
Common46
Uncommon33
Rare21
Double Rare25
ACE SPEC Rare6
Ultra Rare12
Special Illustration Rare32
Hyper Rare5

The eight groups total 180 cards. Numbers 132 through 143 are Ultra Rares, 144 through 175 are Special Illustration Rares, and 176 through 180 are Hyper Rares. Prismatic Evolutions has no separate Illustration Rare tier in this numbered catalog.

Complete Pokemon Prismatic Evolutions card list

Match both the name and collector number before filling a gap. Repeated Trainers are intentional too: Black Belt's Training occupies 96/131 through 99/131 with different artwork.

Showing 180 of 180 cards

No.CardRarity
1ExeggcuteCommon
2ExeggutorUncommon
3PinsirCommon
4BudewCommon
5LeafeonRare
6Leafeon exDouble Rare
7CottoneeCommon
8WhimsicottRare
9ApplinCommon
10DipplinUncommon
11Hydrapple exDouble Rare
12Teal Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare
13FlareonRare
14Flareon exDouble Rare
15LitleoCommon
16PyroarUncommon
17Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare
18SlowpokeCommon
19SlowkingUncommon
20GoldeenCommon
21SeakingUncommon
22VaporeonRare
23Vaporeon exDouble Rare
24SuicuneUncommon
25GlaceonRare
26Glaceon exDouble Rare
27Wellspring Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare
28Pikachu exDouble Rare
29JolteonRare
30Jolteon exDouble Rare
31Iron Hands exDouble Rare
32Iron Thorns exDouble Rare
33EspeonRare
34Espeon exDouble Rare
35DuskullCommon
36DusclopsCommon
37DusknoirRare
38SpritzeeCommon
39AromatisseCommon
40SylveonRare
41Sylveon exDouble Rare
42Scream TailUncommon
43Flutter ManeRare
44MunkidoriRare
45FezandipitiRare
46Iron BoulderRare
47LarvitarCommon
48PupitarCommon
49GroudonRare
50RioluCommon
51Lucario exDouble Rare
52HippopotasCommon
53HippowdonCommon
54Bloodmoon UrsalunaRare
55Great TuskUncommon
56Sandy Shocks exDouble Rare
57OkidogiRare
58Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon exDouble Rare
59UmbreonRare
60Umbreon exDouble Rare
61SneaselCommon
62HoundourCommon
63HoundoomCommon
64Tyranitar exDouble Rare
65Roaring MoonRare
66BronzorCommon
67BronzongUncommon
68HeatranUncommon
69DuraludonCommon
70ArchaludonRare
71DreepyCommon
72DrakloakCommon
73Dragapult exDouble Rare
74EeveeCommon
75Eevee exDouble Rare
76Snorlax exDouble Rare
77HoothootCommon
78NoctowlRare
79DunsparceCommon
80DudunsparceRare
81MiltankCommon
82Lugia exDouble Rare
83BunearyCommon
84LopunnyCommon
85Fan RotomCommon
86RegigigasUncommon
87ShayminUncommon
88FurfrouCommon
89HawluchaUncommon
90NoibatCommon
91Noivern exDouble Rare
92Terapagos exDouble Rare
93AmarysCommon
94Area Zero UnderdepthsUncommon
95Binding MochiUncommon
96Black Belt's TrainingCommon
97Black Belt's TrainingCommon
98Black Belt's TrainingCommon
99Black Belt's TrainingCommon
100BriarUncommon
101Buddy-Buddy PoffinUncommon
102Bug Catching SetUncommon
103CarmineUncommon
104Ciphermaniac's CodebreakingUncommon
105CrispinUncommon
106Earthen VesselUncommon
107Explorer's GuidanceUncommon
108Festival GroundsUncommon
109Friends in PaldeaCommon
110Glass TrumpetUncommon
111Haban BerryCommon
112Janine's Secret ArtUncommon
113KieranUncommon
114LaceyUncommon
115Larry's SkillCommon
116Max RodACE SPEC Rare
117Maximum BeltACE SPEC Rare
118Ogre's MaskUncommon
119Prime CatcherACE SPEC Rare
120Professor Sada's VitalityUncommon
121Professor Turo's ScenarioUncommon
122Professor's ResearchCommon
123Professor's ResearchCommon
124Professor's ResearchCommon
125Professor's ResearchCommon
126Rescue BoardUncommon
127Roto-StickCommon
128Scoop Up CycloneACE SPEC Rare
129Sparkling CrystalACE SPEC Rare
130Techno RadarUncommon
131Treasure TrackerACE SPEC Rare
132AmarysUltra Rare
133AtticusUltra Rare
134AtticusUltra Rare
135BrassiusUltra Rare
136EriUltra Rare
137Friends in PaldeaUltra Rare
138GiacomoUltra Rare
139Larry's SkillUltra Rare
140MelaUltra Rare
141OrtegaUltra Rare
142RaifortUltra Rare
143TymeUltra Rare
144Leafeon exSpecial Illustration Rare
145Teal Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Illustration Rare
146Flareon exSpecial Illustration Rare
147Ceruledge exSpecial Illustration Rare
148Hearthflame Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Illustration Rare
149Vaporeon exSpecial Illustration Rare
150Glaceon exSpecial Illustration Rare
151Palafin exSpecial Illustration Rare
152Wellspring Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Illustration Rare
153Jolteon exSpecial Illustration Rare
154Iron Hands exSpecial Illustration Rare
155Espeon exSpecial Illustration Rare
156Sylveon exSpecial Illustration Rare
157Iron Valiant exSpecial Illustration Rare
158Iron Crown exSpecial Illustration Rare
159Sandy Shocks exSpecial Illustration Rare
160Cornerstone Mask Ogerpon exSpecial Illustration Rare
161Umbreon exSpecial Illustration Rare
162Roaring Moon exSpecial Illustration Rare
163Pecharunt exSpecial Illustration Rare
164Gholdengo exSpecial Illustration Rare
165Dragapult exSpecial Illustration Rare
166Raging Bolt exSpecial Illustration Rare
167Eevee exSpecial Illustration Rare
168Bloodmoon Ursaluna exSpecial Illustration Rare
169Terapagos exSpecial Illustration Rare
170AmarysSpecial Illustration Rare
171CrispinSpecial Illustration Rare
172DraytonSpecial Illustration Rare
173Janine's Secret ArtSpecial Illustration Rare
174KieranSpecial Illustration Rare
175LaceySpecial Illustration Rare
176Iron Leaves exHyper Rare
177Teal Mask Ogerpon exHyper Rare
178Walking Wake exHyper Rare
179Pikachu exHyper Rare
180Terapagos exHyper Rare

Sources and catalog method

Unbinder reviewed all 180 English Prismatic Evolutions card records on September 11, 2026. The TCGdex English set record (opens in a new tab) supplied the ordered list and links to individual cards. Every record returned a number, name, and rarity.

The independent TCGCSV catalog for TCGplayer group 23821 (opens in a new tab) contained all 180 distinct collector numbers. Names and rarity totals matched after removing number suffixes added to some product names, four bracketed Professor's Research artwork labels, and capitalization differences. Pokemon's official card database confirms the key repeated-name examples and the final card; the TCGplayer Prismatic Evolutions price guide (opens in a new tab) was used only as another released-card reference. No prices enter this checklist.

Parallel finishes can create several physical versions of one number, so this page deliberately counts numbered cards rather than promising one universal master-set total. Choose your finish rules first with the Pokemon set checklist guide, then make a missing-card list for the exact gaps you still care about.

The Paldean Fates checklist is another special-set binder with a short printed denominator and a much longer catalog. Paldean Fates runs 91 to 245; keep its shiny cards apart from Prismatic Evolutions /131.

Prismatic Evolutions checklist questions

Does Prismatic Evolutions have 131 or 180 cards?

Both totals describe a different boundary. The printed set runs from 1/131 through 131/131. The complete numbered checklist continues through 180/131, adding 49 Ultra Rare, Special Illustration Rare, and Hyper Rare cards above the denominator.

Where do the secret cards start?

Amarys 132/131 is the first higher-numbered card. The run ends with Terapagos ex 180/131. Keeping these 49 cards together makes the boundary obvious when you lay out a binder.

Do Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns add more numbers?

No. Those are parallel finishes of existing collector numbers, not new rows in this 180-card list. Include them only if your personal master-set goal calls for them. That decision changes the number of physical cards you need, but not the numbered checklist above.

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