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Eevee 
イーブイex Eievui ex
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Eevee
(Japanese: イーブイex Eievui ex) is a Colorless-type Basic Pokémon ex card. It was first released as part of the Prismatic Evolutions expansion.
Card text
Tera
As long as this Pokémon is on your Bench, prevent all damage done to this Pokémon by attacks (both yours and your opponent's).
This Pokémon can evolve into any
Pokémon ex that evolves from
Eevee if you play it from your hand onto this Pokémon.
(This Pokémon can't evolve during your first turn or the turn you play it.)
Coruscating Quartz
クォーツシャイン
200
Release information
This card was included as a Regular card and a Full Art special illustration rare card in the Prismatic Evolutions special expansion, first released in the Japanese Terastal Fest ex subset. The Regular print features artwork by aky CG Works and the special illustration rare print features artwork by tono.
A variant of the Prismatic Evolutions Regular print was available as a possible card in the Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Box from February 7, 2025. This variant features the Prismatic Evolutions expansion logo on the left side of the illustration.
A second special illustration rare print, also originating from Terastal Fest ex (numbered 224/187), was available as an SVP Black Star Promo in the Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection, which was released on May 16, 2025. It features background artwork by Natsuko Shoji été and Pokémon artwork by N-DESIGN Inc.[1] (the latter is uncredited on the card).
Gallery
Rulings
Eevee ex's "Rainbow DNA" Ability only allows it to evolve by the player putting the Evolution card on top of it from their hand. Any alternative methods of Evolution, notably ones that put the Evolution cards from the deck (eg. Grand Tree, Technical Machine: Evolution), cannot be used to evolve Eevee ex.[2]
Trivia
Origin
This card features a Terastallized Eevee with the Stellar Tera Type. The Coruscating Quartz attack is named after quartz, the mineral form of silica (silicon dioxide); it is one of the most abundant minerals in the Earth's crust and is normally colorless, but can also come in many different colors.
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