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Eeveelution and Dragon fans can buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock at TCG Overvault: a sealed 36-pack display from Sword & Shield—Evolving Skies, priced in Australian dollars.
Umbreon VMAX and Rayquaza VMAX Alternate Arts both come from this set. Open a full Pokémon Evolving Skies booster box and you get 36 packs from a 237-card list, packed with Eevee’s Evolutions plus the Sword & Shield series’ debut Dragon-type Pokémon.
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Inside the Pokémon Evolving Skies booster box
- 36 Evolving Skies booster packs
- 10 cards in each pack
- 1 basic Energy card per pack
- 1 code card per pack
As you work through the box you will see how deep the Eeveelution and Dragon line-up goes, and every pack is another chance at the secret rares numbered beyond 203.
Evolving Skies (SWSH07) at a glance
Released on 27 August 2021 under the code SWSH07, Sword & Shield—Evolving Skies has 237 cards in total: 203 in the main set plus 34 secret rares.
Throughout the set, Eevee and its Evolutions show up as Pokémon V and VMAX. This expansion was also where Dragon-type Pokémon made their Sword & Shield series debut.
The Dragon types
Leading the Dragon types are Noivern V, Dragonite V, Gigantamax Duraludon VMAX and Rayquaza VMAX. If Rayquaza is your favourite, one box gives you two cards to chase: the regular Rayquaza VMAX and its Alternate Art.
Evolving Skies followed Chilling Reign, the expansion featuring Calyrex and the Galarian legendary birds, so the two make a natural pair if you collect the series in order.
The two Alternate Arts to hunt for
The headline chase cards are the Alternate Art Rayquaza VMAX 218/203 and the Alternate Art Umbreon VMAX 215/203. Each is numbered past the main set, placing them among the secret rares.
Should either appear, pause for a moment: sleeve it, slip it into a rigid top loader and set it somewhere away from heat and sunlight before you reach for the next pack.
Opening it or keeping it sealed
Many people who buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock enjoy opening it with friends. Hand a few packs to each person, keep sleeves on the table and have a list of the Eeveelution V and VMAX cards nearby so everyone can follow along.
Keeping your Pokémon Evolving Skies booster box sealed? Lay it flat on a shelf, clear of direct sunlight, heaters and damp, and consider an acrylic display case for added shrink-wrap protection.
Built for Eeveelution collectors
With Eevee’s Evolutions featured as both Pokémon V and VMAX, this display is an obvious choice for Eeveelution fans. One satisfying way to sort your pulls is by Evolution, with a binder section for each of Eevee’s forms that fills up as the packs reveal them.
Families and friends who collect together sometimes split the Evolutions between them, with each person looking after one or two forms. It keeps everyone involved in the opening and gives the finished binder a shared story.
Pairing with Prismatic Evolutions
Building a full Eevee shelf? Evolving Skies pairs nicely with a more recent release, the Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box, in which all eight Evolutions return alongside Eevee as Stellar Tera Pokémon ex.
Why buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock from TCG Overvault
TCG Overvault is an Australian trading card shop focused on sealed product for Pokémon and other games. When you buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock from us, you get:
- Prices in Australian dollars, with no currency conversion
- A secure online checkout
- A sealed 36-pack display shipped Australia-wide
- A store that specialises in trading card games
Prefer a different format? See the Evolving Skies ETB, or the Evolving Skies Sealed Case if you open in volume.
Evolving Skies Booster Box FAQs
Where can I buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock in Australia?
At TCG Overvault. Add it to your cart, check out securely and the display ships anywhere in Australia.
How many packs are in the display?
The Pokémon Evolving Skies booster box holds 36 packs. Each has 10 cards, plus a basic Energy and a code card.
What are the main chase cards?
The two biggest pulls are the Alternate Art versions of Umbreon VMAX (215/203) and Rayquaza VMAX (218/203).
How many cards are in Evolving Skies?
237 in total: 203 in the main set and 34 secret rares.
Which Dragon-type Pokémon feature?
The Dragon types are led by Dragonite V, Noivern V, Rayquaza VMAX and Gigantamax Duraludon VMAX.
When was it released?
Its release date was 27 August 2021, as part of the Sword & Shield series.
Which set came before it?
Chilling Reign, which features Calyrex and the Galarian legendary birds.
More Evolving Skies product
Thirty-six packs and two famous Alternate Arts to hunt for: buy Evolving Skies Booster Box stock from TCG Overvault and start opening. The set overview is on the official Evolving Skies page on Pokemon.com, and our Pokémon TCG range has more Sword & Shield product.
