Pokemon has spent much of 2026 giving collectors plenty of reasons to keep an eye on new products, with the Pokemon franchise’s 30th anniversary bringing everything from special cards to new takes on familiar and beloved Pokemon. While the biggest anniversary announcements have understandably taken much of the attention, some of the more interesting releases have come from the collectibles surrounding the TCG itself. Pokemon has increasingly found ways to turn card artwork into something fans can actually display, giving those popular Pokemon a new life outside the cards.
Eevee has been especially prominent throughout the year, with the Pokemon TCG continuing to give the fan-favorite Pokemon and its evolutions plenty of attention. The pocket monster has already appeared across multiple products tied to the TCG, including Pokemon China’s various Eeveelution releases, while the broader anniversary celebration continues to roll forward following Pokemon Worlds. With the competitive event now in the rear-view mirror, there is still plenty of Pokemon merchandise and TCG content arriving for collectors to discover (and one recently revealed set puts Eevee’s many forms front and center).
New Eeveelution Designs Lead 30th Anniversary Collection
Pokemon has now fully revealed a new collection of TCG figurines called Eevee and Friends: Dream-Illustrating Figures, as previously revealed by Pokebeach, and it gives Eevee and its evolutions brand-new collectible designs. The set features figures based on Pokemon TCG card artwork, with Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, and Sylveon all represented. Each figure is designed to recreate the look and pose of its corresponding card artwork, making the collection feel like a three-dimensional extension of the Pokemon TCG rather than a completely separate line.
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The Pokemon TCG figures also come with more than just the collectible itself. Each box contains one randomly selected figure, a reverse-holo version of its corresponding card, a display stand with a built-in cardholder, and one Terastal Festival booster pack. Each box costs 99 yuan (or roughly $15), although secondary markets for the Pokemon collectibles will no doubt make each one more costly. After all, Eevee and the Eeveelutions are some of the most popular Pokemon in the franchise.
There is also a particularly desirable chase figure hidden within this Pokemon TCG collection. Instead of the 1-in-143 odds used for the secret figures in the previous two releases, the Eevee collection’s secret figure is based on the Illustration Rare version of Eevee (seen above) and has reportedly been given a 1-in-80 pull rate. Its design continues the set’s main idea by taking recognizable Pokemon TCG artwork and turning it into a physical figure, giving collectors another reason to hunt for the rarest version of Eevee and the Eeveelutions, too.
The new Pokemon TCG collection also shows how far these products have moved beyond simply putting another card in a box. China’s first figurine set, based on the original 151 Pokemon, launched in November 2025, followed by a Water-type collection in April 2026, and both eventually made their way to Japan and wider audiences. Pokemon China has not yet confirmed a wider release for the Eevee figures, but their connection to existing TCG artwork gives the collection an obvious appeal for fans who want something more substantial than another card binder addition.
