This is where pulls get interesting
Ooze Spill Ooze Spill | Illustration by Svetlin Velinov The Ooze Spill is that horrifying moment when the experiment goes wrong in a way that can't be undone
Each player may mulligan once by shuffling their entire hand back into their deck and drawing another five cards from the top
13mm x 38mm (4) Rubber bands (several) (5) Two sheets of anti-folding cardboard (For the purpose of card protection only, there may be some befoul, crease, printing of product name, etc.) Please refer to the picture for packing method
The rarest full art cards we were shown were, as is usually the case in Pocket's reveal trailers, of the one-star variety
Eevee ex SIR [PRE EN 167/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Flareon ex SIR [PRE EN 146/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Jolteon ex SIR [PRE EN 153/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Vaporeon ex SIR [PRE EN 149/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Glaceon ex SAR [SV8a 206/187](High Class Pack "Terastal Festival ex") Retail US$ Espeon ex SIR [PRE EN 155/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Leafeon ex SIR [PRE EN 144/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Umbreon R :Master Ball Holo [PRE EN 059/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Sylveon ex SIR [PRE EN 156/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Umbreon ex SIR [PRE EN 161/131](Scarlet & Violet "Prismatic Evolutions") Retail US$ Before we dive into ranking the top 10 cards from this highly sought-after set that has fans and collectors buzzing, lets first discuss the approximated pull rates of Prismatic Evolutions [PRE] cards
