Eevee AR: Buy Prices, Market Trends, and Why It’s This Winter’s Must-Have

The Pokémon TCG community is buzzing following the release of the “Start Deck 100 Battle Collection.” This isn’t just your typical starter set; it’s a “gacha-style” experience where you pull one of 100 unique, randomized decks. Among the high-octane cards like Mega Charizard Y ex and Pikachu ex, one card has captured the hearts of collectors: the Eevee AR (Art Rare).

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Note:All dates and times mentioned are in Japan Standard Time (JST).

Quick Stats: Eevee AR (MC 755/742)

Condition	Market Value (Approx.)	Buy Price (Cash In)
Ungraded (NM)	JPY 6,000	JPY 6,000
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	Coming Soon	–
Data based on Snkrdunk Akihabara (Dec 20th/21st). Prices fluctuate rapidly due to the high demand for this specific deck.

Price History: Riding the Hype Wave

Since its launch on December 19th, we’ve seen some intense volatility. The “New Set Fever” is real:

• Dec 19 (Launch Day): Opened strong at JPY 8,000.
• Dec 21: Settling into a slightly more “relaxed vibe” around JPY 4,999 to JPY 6,000.

If you’re looking for an effortless chic addition to your binder, now might be the time to watch for a local dip before it stabilizes.

Why Is This Eevee So Expensive? The “Hype” Breakdown

1. The “Prismatic Evolutions” Connection

Western fans will instantly recognize this cozy, sun-drenched illustration by Makura Tami. This artwork first debuted in the English “Prismatic Evolutions” Elite Trainer Box (ETB) as a promo card. The visual of Eevee napping on its back is peak “comfy,” and it went viral on social media. While the English PSA 10 version is already clearing JPY 15,000 ($100+), Japanese collectors are now scrambling to get this illustration in the premium Japanese “AR” finish.

2. The 1/100 “Gacha” Difficulty

This Eevee is exclusively found in Deck No. 040 within the Start Deck 100 series. With over 100 different deck variations, the odds of pulling this specific deck are slim. Since you only get one copy per deck, it’s a genuine chase card that appeals to both casual Eevee fans and hardcore master-set completionists.

3. Strong Product Demand

The Battle Collection isn’t just about Eevee. It features heavy hitters like Mega Charizard Y ex and Victini. Because the product itself is being ripped at high volumes by people hunting for “Zard,” the supply of Eevee depends entirely on how many people are lucky enough to hit Deck 040.

Card Details

• Set: Start Deck 100 Battle Collection (Japanese)
• Release Date: Dec 19, 2025
• Rarity: AR (Art Rare)
• Illustrator: Makura Tami
• Number: 755/742

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