Yes — Prismatic Evolutions has 100 Poké Ball and 67 Master Ball pattern cards.
Prismatic Evolutions' pattern cards
Prismatic Evolutions is one of the few sets with Poké Ball and Master Ball mirror cards — reverse-style foils stamped with a repeating pattern instead of the usual holo sheen. Each is a separate variant on top of the normal print, so every one is its own card to chase.
How many pattern cards in Prismatic Evolutions?
Across every pattern there are 167 cards to track down: 100 Poké Ball and 67 Master Ball. They sit on top of the base print run, so each one is a distinct card for a master set.
Star Pokémon to find in pattern form
The marquee Pokémon worth hunting Poké Ball and Master Ball copies of in Prismatic Evolutions:
- Umbreon — Umbreon ex (#60), Umbreon ex (#161)
- Sylveon — Sylveon ex (#41), Sylveon ex (#156)
- Leafeon — Leafeon ex (#6), Leafeon ex (#144)
- Espeon — Espeon ex (#34), Espeon ex (#155)
- Vaporeon — Vaporeon ex (#23), Vaporeon ex (#149)
They sit alongside Prismatic Evolutions' headline chase cards:
- Umbreon ex (#161) — Special Illustration Rare (~$1,579.60)
- Sylveon ex (#156) — Special Illustration Rare (~$514.76)
- Leafeon ex (#144) — Special Illustration Rare (~$331.22)
- Espeon ex (#155) — Special Illustration Rare (~$321.16)
Why the patterns inflate Prismatic Evolutions
Because these patterns count toward a complete set, they're the main reason a Prismatic Evolutions master set balloons to 447 cards versus 131 for the base. Plan binder space for the 167 pattern variants too if you're going for everything — that's roughly 19 extra 9-pocket pages on top of the base Prismatic Evolutions run.
Figures from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.