# What are the chase cards in Evolving Skies?

> The chase cards in Evolving Skies include Umbreon VMAX, Rayquaza VMAX, Dragonite V and other Illustration/Hyper Rares.
>
> Source: https://www.nomekop.app/faqs/chase-cards-in-evolving-skies — NOMEKOP, an independent Pokémon TCG binder tool
> (not affiliated with Nintendo / The Pokémon Company). Figures as of June 2026.

**The chase cards in Evolving Skies include Umbreon VMAX, Rayquaza VMAX, Dragonite V and other Illustration/Hyper Rares.**

## The cards collectors chase in Evolving Skies

Every set has a handful of cards everyone's hunting. In Evolving Skies — a Sword & Shield-series set with 34 secret rares and 0 full-art cards — the headliners, in rough order of demand, are:

- [Umbreon VMAX (#215)](/card/swsh7-215) — Rare Rainbow (~$2,270.18)
- [Rayquaza VMAX (#218)](/card/swsh7-218) — Rare Rainbow (~$1,047.06)
- [Dragonite V (#192)](/card/swsh7-192) — Rare Ultra (~$506.45)
- [Rayquaza V (#194)](/card/swsh7-194) — Rare Ultra (~$447.29)
- [Leafeon VMAX (#205)](/card/swsh7-205) — Rare Rainbow (~$393.63)
- [Sylveon VMAX (#212)](/card/swsh7-212) — Rare Rainbow (~$390.79)

## Which Evolving Skies chase card leads?

Umbreon VMAX is the card most collectors open packs for, trading around $2,270.18. Prices on these range from about $390.79 to $2,270.18 on the secondary market.

## Star Pokémon behind the Evolving Skies chase

Most of these pulls belong to the set's headline Pokémon. Each marquee name and its prints in Evolving Skies:

- **Umbreon** — Umbreon V (#188), Umbreon V (#189), Umbreon VMAX (#214), Umbreon VMAX (#215)
- **Rayquaza** — Rayquaza V (#193), Rayquaza V (#194), Rayquaza VMAX (#217), Rayquaza VMAX (#218)
- **Dragonite** — Dragonite V (#191), Dragonite V (#192)
- **Leafeon** — Leafeon V (#166), Leafeon V (#167), Leafeon VMAX (#204), Leafeon VMAX (#205)
- **Sylveon** — Sylveon V (#183), Sylveon V (#184), Sylveon VMAX (#211), Sylveon VMAX (#212)

## Chasing them in Evolving Skies

Evolving Skies runs to 237 cards with 0 Illustration/Special Illustration Rares, but landing Umbreon VMAX, Rayquaza VMAX and Dragonite V covers most of what collectors actually want — a far quicker goal than the full 369-card master set. The rarest single pull, Duraludon VMAX (#220) (Rare Rainbow), rounds out the want-list.

Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset (TCGplayer pricing), as of June 2026.