Prismatic Power
A 180-card Scarlet & Violet Era expansion released in 2025, featuring cards like Terapagos ex, Pikachu ex, Walking Wake ex.
Difficulty
2/5 to complete
Avg Card Value
Varies
Market average
Top Card
Pikachu ex
See market
Rarity Tier
Overview
Prismatic Evolutions is a 180-card expansion from the Scarlet & Violet series, released on January 17, 2025. The set features Pokemon ex and Special Art Rares alongside the standard mix of Pokemon, Trainer, and Energy cards. Notable cards include Terapagos ex, Pikachu ex, Walking Wake ex, Teal Mask Ogerpon ex.
Best for
- Collectors living in current SV product and learning IR/SAR tiers
- people attempting a wide Prismatic Evolutions master set who will split base numbers from high-number / special rows
- anyone specifically hunting Pikachu ex / Terapagos ex and needing the rest of the set for context
Skip this path if
- you lock long-term value opinions in the first two weeks of release
- you expect every card in Prismatic Evolutions to carry similar resale (bulk is bulk)
Common mistakes
Collectors mishandle Prismatic Evolutions by FOMO-buying release-week hits without reading the exact rarity line. Pikachu ex / Terapagos ex still does most of the economic work inside a 180-card list — do not price bulk like hits. Listings labeled only “SV ex / IR / SAR” are not a SKU: match set code sv08.5 (2025) before you match the art.
What to check first
Start with recent sales after the set cools — week-one prices lie often. Then inspect Pikachu ex / Terapagos ex under real light before anyone says “NM” or grade. Gap the rest with the Prismatic Evolutions checklist; sealed product does not replace the expensive row.
Most valuable cards
The top chase cards from Prismatic Evolutions include Terapagos ex, Pikachu ex, Walking Wake ex. Full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants carry the highest premiums. Other collectible cards include Teal Mask Ogerpon ex, Iron Leaves ex, Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex. Condition matters — near-mint copies command significantly higher prices than played cards.
Cards from Prismatic Evolutions
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Exeggcute
Exeggutor
Pinsir
Budew
Slowpoke
Jolteon ex
Flutter Mane
Great Tusk
Heatran
Miltank
Amarys
Earthen Vessel
Prime Catcher
Treasure Tracker
Leafeon ex
Sylveon ex
Terapagos ex
Amarys
Crispin
Drayton
Janine's Secret Art
Kieran
Lacey
Iron Leaves ex
Teal Mask Ogerpon ex
Walking Wake ex
Pikachu ex
Terapagos ex
Tips to finish the set
Prismatic Evolutions contains 180 cards. Start with the common and uncommon base, which is typically affordable. Focus singles purchases on the holo rares and ultra rares that are hardest to pull from packs. Set a budget before chasing secret rares.
How to Complete This Set
- 01
Identify Prismatic Evolutions cards by set code sv08.5 / symbol — do not sort by art alone
- 02
Split bulk commons/uncommons from holos and special rarities before pricing
- 03
Track Pikachu ex and Terapagos ex as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies
- 04
Scan or checklist-gap the rest after the chase budget is honest
Scan with the app
Modern Prismatic Evolutions cards come in many variants — regular, holo, full art, special art rare, and secret rare. The Pokex scanner distinguishes between these variants instantly and pulls current market values. Track your collection progress and identify which chase cards you still need.
Common questions
01 How many cards are in Prismatic Evolutions?
Prismatic Evolutions has 131 officially numbered cards, with 49 additional secret rares bringing the total to 180.
02 When was Prismatic Evolutions released?
Prismatic Evolutions was released on January 17, 2025 as part of the Scarlet & Violet series.
03 What are the best cards in Prismatic Evolutions?
Some of the most notable cards in Prismatic Evolutions include Terapagos ex, Pikachu ex, Walking Wake ex. The highest-value cards are typically the full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants.
04 Is Prismatic Evolutions worth collecting?
Prismatic Evolutions features 180 cards with Special Art Rares and other premium variants that hold collector value. Modern Scarlet & Violet sets are still in print and accessible at retail, making it a good time to collect.
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