Evolving Skies

About this collection

About Evolving Skies

Evolving Skies released in August 2021 as the seventh main expansion of the Sword and Shield era. The set is centred on Dragon-type Pokemon returning to the TCG, alongside one of the deepest alternate art line-ups Pokemon has produced. Collectors recognise it as one of the most chased modern English sets, with strong long-term demand driven by Eeveelution VMAX alternate arts and the wider Galar-era card pool.

What you will find in this collection

Our Evolving Skies range covers singles from playable holos and Reverse Holos through to V, VMAX, Trainer Full Art, Rainbow Rare and Secret Rare slots. You can browse staples like Articuno Holo 063/203, Jumpluff Holo 004/203 and Slaking Holo 131/203, alongside V cards such as Duraludon V 122/203 and Golurk V 070/203. Bigger hits like Duraludon VMAX 220/203, Garbodor VMAX 101/203 and the popular Umbreon VMAX 095/203 also appear when stock allows.

Rarity tiers explained

Evolving Skies follows the standard Sword and Shield rarity structure. You will find Common and Uncommon singles, Holo Rares, Reverse Holos, V cards (Ultra Rare), VMAX cards (Ultra Rare), Trainer Full Arts, Rainbow Rare VMAX (Secret Rare) and the prized Alternate Art V cards that sit at the top of the set. Each listing notes the rarity and collector number so you can complete master sets, player decks or focused VMAX runs.

Condition and shipping

Every single is graded mint or better unless clearly noted in the listing. Orders ship Australia-wide with tracked postage from our Brisbane base, sleeved and toploaded for protection in transit.

Evolving Skies FAQs

When was Evolving Skies released?

Evolving Skies released in August 2021 as part of the Sword and Shield era. It quickly became one of the most collected sets of the modern game thanks to its Eeveelution VMAX cards and dragon type Pokemon returning to the TCG.

What are the chase cards in Evolving Skies?

The headline chase is Umbreon VMAX alternate art 215/203, known to collectors as Moonbreon. Other sought after cards include Rayquaza VMAX alternate art 218/203, Sylveon VMAX 212/203 and the remaining Eeveelution VMAX alternate arts. Glaceon, Leafeon and Espeon VMAX alt arts all hold strong values too.

How much do Evolving Skies singles cost?

Prices vary widely with rarity. Common holos start around a few dollars, while top alternate arts reach several hundred. At Monster Mart our Evolving Skies singles have ranged from about $2 up to $550 depending on the card and current market.

Are your Evolving Skies cards genuine and what condition are they in?

Every card we sell is an authentic Pokemon card, inspected by hand against our mint condition standard: clean corners and edges, no surface scratches or creases, and centering within 60/40. We sell raw singles only, so you can verify the card yourself or submit it for grading.

Do you ship Evolving Skies cards Australia wide?

Yes. All orders ship from Brisbane with tracking, and cards are protected in sleeves and rigid holders. Combined shipping applies when you order multiple singles.