A Prismatic Evolutions master set is 447 cards — every card plus its 100 reverse holos and Poké Ball / Master Ball patterns.
What a Prismatic Evolutions master set includes
One of everything: all 180 numbered cards — the 131 base plus 49 secret rares — then every reverse holo, 100 of them. That sweeps in the 32 Illustration and Special Illustration Rares, the full-art cards that carry most of the value. The ones you have to land:
- 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)
- Vaporeon ex (#149) — Special Illustration Rare (~$300.86)
- Glaceon ex (#150) — Special Illustration Rare (~$300.20)
The extras unique to Prismatic Evolutions
Prismatic Evolutions also carries 100 Poké Ball and 67 Master Ball pattern cards. They count toward a true master set, which is why Prismatic Evolutions' total runs so far past its 131-card base.
Star Pokémon in the Prismatic Evolutions master set
A master set means chasing every print of the set's headline Pokémon, not just one each:
- 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)
The Prismatic Evolutions master-set total
All in, a complete Prismatic Evolutions master set is 447 cards versus 131 for the base — about 3.4× the work, or roughly 50 pages in a 9-pocket binder. Sleeve and storage budget should target the larger number if you're going all the way on Prismatic Evolutions.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.