Top 10 Umbreon Pokémon Cards to Collect

Collector guide · Reviewed 21 October 2026 · By TCGInvest editorial

Umbreon cards range from small moonlit holo windows to towering modern illustrations. This guide favours that visual progression rather than filling every place with a variation of one recent card. The selection includes night-themed favourites, e-Reader holos and several distinct game eras, giving you more than one way to start a focused collection.

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How we chose these cards

This is an editorial shortlist ranked for artwork, variety across card designs and usefulness in a themed collection. It is not a price, rarity, popularity-vote or expected-return ranking. We focus on established English printings from several eras, rather than promising a complete catalogue or every recent release. Edition and foil variants are not separate places unless explicitly identified. The pictured finish is a reference: confirm the finish offered by the seller.

Start with a comparison: Open Card Finder to look for the printing and inspect any available dated references. Coverage varies, so a missing card or price is not a zero valuation. See how our sources work.

The shortlist at a glance

1. Umbreon VMAX — Evolving Skies

Exact printing: Umbreon VMAX · Evolving Skies · 215/203 · English.

The moon-reaching scene makes this Umbreon VMAX a distinctive centrepiece for a night-themed binder. The towering composition is the reason for its place here, rather than any assumed future return. Number 215 distinguishes the illustration from the rainbow and regular VMAX cards.

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2. Umbreon — Neo Discovery

Exact printing: Umbreon · Neo Discovery · 13/75 · English.

Neo Discovery is the starting point for many English Umbreon collections. Its smaller holo window leaves the Pokémon and moonlit setting to carry the design. Check the edition stamp and foil condition; the non-holo Umbreon in the same set is number 32.

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3. Umbreon V — Evolving Skies

Exact printing: Umbreon V · Evolving Skies · 189/203 · English.

Umbreon V offers a ground-level scene that pairs naturally with the more dramatic VMAX illustration. It is a good alternative if you prefer a conventional Pokémon shape over Gigantamax proportions. Do not accept a listing photo of number 188 for a number 189 purchase.

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4. Umbreon — Aquapolis

Exact printing: Umbreon · Aquapolis · 41/147 · English.

Aquapolis Umbreon combines the species’ dark colouring with the e-Reader frame. It works well in a page devoted to early Eeveelution artwork. This selection is the non-holo numbered entry, not H29; confirm whether the seller offers its standard or reverse-holo finish.

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5. Umbreon — Skyridge

Exact printing: Umbreon · Skyridge · 32/144 · English.

Skyridge gives Umbreon another e-Reader-era identity with a separate conventional numbered entry. It suits collectors comparing the species across adjacent releases. Match number 32 and confirm the finish; the separately numbered H30 holo should not be treated as the same purchase.

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6. Umbreon ex — Unseen Forces

Exact printing: Umbreon ex · Unseen Forces · 112/115 · English.

Unseen Forces Umbreon ex brings the silver-bordered ex style to a species usually associated with dark full arts. It is a strong choice for an era-spanning page. Distinguish the lowercase ex card from the later Fates Collide uppercase EX cards before comparing listings.

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7. Umbreon-EX — Fates Collide

Exact printing: Umbreon-EX · Fates Collide · 119/124 · English.

Fates Collide's full-art Umbreon-EX adds a bold, graphic version to the list. The closely cropped composition contrasts with the environmental scenes in Evolving Skies. Number 119 is the full-art target; the regular Umbreon-EX is a separate card with a different number.

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8. Umbreon-GX — Sun & Moon

Exact printing: Umbreon-GX · Sun & Moon · 154/149 · English.

The rainbow Sun & Moon Umbreon-GX works for collectors who organise cards by finish. It has a different appeal from moonlit scenery and makes a useful visual contrast. Compare the texture and edges carefully, especially where bright lighting washes out the surface.

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9. Umbreon — HS—Undaunted

Exact printing: Umbreon · HS—Undaunted · 86/90 · English.

The Prime-style close-up in Undaunted gives Umbreon an intense portrait rather than a full landscape. It is a compact way to represent the HeartGold & SoulSilver era. Search using the set name and number, since the same expansion also contains a conventional Umbreon card.

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10. Umbreon δ — Delta Species

Exact printing: Umbreon δ · Delta Species · 17/113 · English.

Delta Species offers an unusual chapter in Umbreon's card history and a visual break from later chase cards. It fits a collection built around alternate typings and older design systems. Confirm the exact finish with the seller; a set number alone does not resolve every foil variant.

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Build a Umbreon collection with a clear goal

Decide whether you want moonlit artwork, an era timeline or every English Umbreon. Those are different projects. An artwork-first collection can stop at a handful of designs; a printing checklist also needs separately recorded finishes and editions.

Use the tools before you choose a listing

Identify and compare: Card Finder helps you look for exact cards and available observations. Check the date and source market before treating a reference as a UK transaction price.

Review a graded card: PSA Lookup is a useful next step when checking a PSA-labelled listing. Match the label, certificate and card photographs; a certificate number by itself does not establish the condition or authenticity of the item offered.

Consider grading carefully: Read our UK grading costs and turnaround guide before submitting a card. Check the current service terms, include postage and selling costs, and allow for uncertain grades. A raw-to-PSA-10 price difference is not expected profit.

Explore the set: Browse chase cards when you want context for other cards in an expansion. If you are comparing sealed products as well, use the Booster Box Tracker and ETB Tracker. A set reference is not the price of this single card. For a sealed purchase you already track, use the ROI Calculator to compare its recorded performance with your purchase cost; it is a sealed-product tool, not a card-grading forecast.

Keep track: Where a card is covered, open its detail page to use the available collection or watchlist controls. See price-alert options for supported products; coverage, account requirements and plan limits apply. An article link does not mean every card here has an alert.

How to compare eBay listings

Start with the exact name, set, number and English language shown above. Our links use the card name, set and collector number, with English selected through eBay’s language filter. Promotional cards use their specific promo number rather than a long set label. Search results can still include the wrong printing, bundles or altered cards. They are starting points, not a seller recommendation or an authentication service.

For vintage cards, compare the edition stamp and any relevant printing differences. For all cards, ask for clear front, back, corner and surface photographs. A scan of the ideal card does not establish the condition of the copy for sale. Holo, reverse-holo, stamped and non-holo variants may share a number.

Compare the total delivered cost, including postage and any import charges. Raw and graded copies belong in separate comparisons, as do different grading companies and grades. Asking prices are not completed-sale evidence. Read the seller’s description, feedback and return terms before committing.

Questions about collecting Umbreon cards

Which Umbreon card should I buy first?

Choose one artwork you would enjoy owning, then set a delivered-cost limit. The first-ranked card is an editorial display pick, not a requirement or a promise that it is affordable. A simpler set card can make a better first purchase if you prefer its artwork or condition.

Are these the most expensive Umbreon cards?

No. The order reflects this guide’s collecting criteria. It does not use a live price table, auction record, print-run estimate or measured popularity score. A card outside this list can be a better fit for your theme.

Should I buy a single card or open packs?

A correctly identified single lets you choose the specific card and condition offered. Opening packs has an uncertain outcome and does not guarantee any card on this list. Compare the experience you want with the money you are prepared to spend.

Do the eBay links show the exact card?

They search for the card name, set and number, with English selected through eBay’s language filter, but eBay can return imperfect matches. Verify the listing photographs, language, finish and condition yourself. We do not claim current stock, a particular seller or a fixed price.

Sources and artwork

Card names, set identities, numbers and reference artwork were checked against the Pokémon TCG data catalogue, an independent community-maintained dataset. Images are served from copies checked against TCGdex’s English card catalogue or Pokémon’s official card artwork. You can also consult the official Pokémon card database and its search guide. Older releases and variants may need separate references. Card artwork is © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK; displayed to identify and discuss the cards, without implying endorsement. Rankings and collecting commentary are TCGInvest editorial choices.

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