Pokémon’s Third Official TCG Figure Collection Focuses on Eevee and Its Eeveelutions
Pokémon has launched a new mini figure collection that turns Eevee and all eight of its evolutions into three-dimensional figures based directly on Pokémon TCG illustrations.
The “Eevee & Evolutions Figure Set” forms the third wave of the Dream Painting Collection series, continuing a concept that pairs recognizable Pokémon card artwork with figures recreating the same scenes.
Previous releases in the same line have focused on some of the Kanto region’s most iconic Pokémon, as well as a Water-type exclusive collection.
Eevee has remained one of the franchise’s most popular Pokémon since its debut in the original games, with its unusual ability to evolve into multiple forms eventually producing a family that now includes Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon and Sylveon.
That entire evolutionary family is represented in the latest Dream Painting Collection release, giving the third wave a different focus from the earlier collections.
There are nine standard figures to collect, covering Eevee itself alongside Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon and Sylveon, with all nine produced at equal ratios.
Each randomly packed figure is accompanied by a matching holographic Pokémon card, allowing collectors to place the original illustration alongside its three-dimensional recreation.
The figures carry poses and environmental details from their respective artwork into physical form, making the connection between the Pokémon TCG cards and collectibles the central idea behind the series.
A tenth secret figure adds a second Eevee to the lineup, this time recreating special artwork showing the Pokémon asleep on its back in a room surrounded by plush toys.
Rather than limiting the secret version to Eevee itself, the figure also incorporates part of the surrounding room from the card illustration, turning the scene into a small diorama and giving it a very different presentation from the standard release.
The secret Eevee is considerably harder to find, with the chances of pulling this variant being 80:1 in comparison to the standard figures.
Every box also contains one Terastal Festival booster pack, adding an added incentive for fans looking to collect the new figure series.
The inclusion fits particularly well with the Eevee theme, as Terastal Festival places a strong emphasis on Eevee and its evolutions while bringing the entire family together across the wider card set.
The “Pokémon Dream Painting Collection: Eevee & Evolutions Figure Set” is priced at 99 RMB (approx. $15 USD / £11 GBP) per randomly packed box, which includes one figure, its corresponding holographic card, and one Terastal Festival booster pack.
The third set of Dream Painting Collection figures began rolling out in China on August 7, 2026, with collectors needing to chase all nine standard figures and the far rarer sleeping Eevee secret to complete the full lineup.
As yet, any broader release in Japan or other international territories is yet to be confirmed.
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