Umbreon ex is the Darkness entry in Prismatic Evolutions' Eeveelution ex lineup: a Stage 1 Tera Pokémon ex with a disruptive second atta...
Umbreon ex is the Darkness entry in Prismatic Evolutions' Eeveelution ex lineup: a Stage 1 Tera Pokémon ex with a disruptive second attack that interacts with your opponent's hand and their Pokémon's Abilities, exactly as printed on the card below.
What Umbreon ex Does
Umbreon ex — Stage 1 Darkness Pokémon from Prismatic Evolutions (card #60 of 131), 280 HP, Double Rare. Evolves from Eevee.
Moon Mirage — Cost: Darkness + Colorless + Colorless. Damage: 160. Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Confused.
Onyx — Cost: Lightning + Psychic + Darkness. Damage: —. Discard all Energy from this Pokémon, and take a Prize card.
Weakness: Grass ×2. Resistance: none. Retreat Cost: 2.
Which Decks Want It
Tera toolbox decks built on Eevee ex run it as the Darkness seat — one evolution line, many types, and Umbreon ex covers the matchups where Darkness hits Weakness. It also stands alone in Darkness lists that want a Tera attacker with bench protection.
Related reading: Sylveon ex (Prismatic Evolutions) Card Spotlight: The Tera Toolbox's Control Seat — keep it open for when you finish this one.
Playing With (and Against) It
Its second attack's condition decides when this card is a star and when it is a bystander, so read the exact printed text in the card data below before you build around it — the trigger is the whole card. Keep its Weakness (Grass ×2) in mind when you choose your matchups.
By the Numbers
Umbreon ex is one of 25 Pokémon ex printed at Double Rare in Prismatic Evolutions. Its 280 HP ranks #4 among those 25 ex on raw bulk. In the sets we track, this is the Pokémon's only ex printing — Prismatic Evolutions is where you go to get it. Its hardest printed hit is Moon Mirage at 160 damage — the number every Weakness and Resistance calculation in its matchups starts from.
Verdict: Umbreon ex earns its spotlight in Prismatic Evolutions — a card with a clear job, a clear home, and a clear plan for the turns it is on the table. That is more than most cards in any set can say.
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