Neometropolis Shadowverse Evolve is booster set number eighteen, and it’s a big deal because it’s the game’s very first original storyline instead of a retread from the digital title. This time we’re dropped into the world of Togh Keyoh, following the drama of the Six Clan Heads. A shiny new card trait called Togh Keyoh shows up too, giving every core class fresh archetypes to build around.
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And if you love chasing shiny cardboard, this set brings the heat with an English-exclusive SP Vania, rare 3rd-Anniversary box toppers, and juicy redemption codes, all tucked into 12-pack boxes where every single box is guaranteed a Super Legendary or better.
10. Tia, Crystalian Noble (SL)

Tia is basically Forestcraft’s favorite little engine that could, and she earns her Super Legendary badge fair and square. She drops Crystalia Eve tokens straight into the EX area for instant value, no waiting required. Every time a Crystalian card joins the EX zone, her passive hands you an extra card, so your hand never runs dry mid-combo. Throw in an activated ability that discounts token costs the more you’ve played, and you’ve got a recipe for explosive turns that keeps her in high demand.
9. Tenka, Hot-Blooded Vice-Prez (SL)

Tenka brings the aggression, and this Super Legendary pick is built for players who like to hit hard and hit fast. It keeps the pressure on with steady board presence and clutch interactions that push offensive strategies forward. Collectors love hunting down the alternate-art SL printing to round out their tournament-ready decks. Pair strong archetype synergy with tough pull odds, and you get one of Neometropolis’s certified chase cards.
8. Ilze & Urze, Centennial Reapers (Evolved) (U)

Ilze & Urze snag one of only seven precious Ultimate Rarity slots in the whole set, and that shiny textured foil alone turns heads. This dynamic duo dishes out serious removal and board presence, making them a natural fit for control and midrange decks. Their Evolved form means they’re front and center right when the big plays happen. Since Ultimate Rarity pulls are famously scarce per case, this pair stays hot on the secondary market.
7. Seishiro, Admonishing Faith (Evolved) (U)

Seishiro rocks the Ultimate Rarity tier and brings a toolkit that’s genuinely handy for his archetype. Once Evolved, he flips the tempo of a match with efficient removal and smart board swings. He’s the kind of card that earns a spot in competitive lists while also looking gorgeous in a binder. Combine real playability with rough pull rates, and you’ve got a top-tier grab for this set.
6. Rolo Rone, Verdant Purifier (Evolved) (U)

Rolo Rone leans hard into the new Togh Keyoh mechanics as an Ultimate Rarity Evolved follower. This card clears the board when you need it most and rewards players who build their strategy around it. For competitive pilots running this archetype, landing the Ultimate Rarity version is basically a flex move. With limited pulls across cases, expect collectors to keep chasing this one for a while.
5. Saito, Mao Ward Officer (Evolved) (U)

Saito is all about locking things down, bringing defensive muscle as an Ultimate Rarity Evolved follower. He helps players survive early aggression while quietly setting up a strong late game. Mixing archetype-defining tools with top-shelf rarity makes him a must-grab for serious deck builders. And since Ultimate Rarity copies are hard to come by, his market value stays comfortably high.
4. Mana, Sterling Luster (Evolved) (U)

Mana might be one of the most flexible Evolved cards in the whole Neometropolis lineup, and she comes dressed in Ultimate Rarity style. Her skill set delivers resource management and tempo swings that boost all kinds of decks. Because she slots so smoothly into competitive builds, players are always on the hunt for her top-rarity version. Widespread playability plus brutal pull odds keeps her value sitting near the top of the set.
3. Shinra, All-Discerning (Evolved) (U)

Shinra carries some serious weight in Neometropolis lore, and this Ultimate Rarity Evolved follower can genuinely end games. His abilities bring disruptive plays and card advantage that can flip a tight match in your favor. Being a major figure in the set’s story only adds to his appeal for lore fans and competitive players alike. With such tight Ultimate Rarity odds per case, he easily lands a top-three valuation in the expansion.
2. El, Destructive Dragon (Evolved) (U)

El rules the board with pure offensive firepower, making him the priciest standard Ultimate Rarity card in Neometropolis. His Evolved form threatens massive damage that forces opponents to react immediately or lose. Finisher cards with premium rarity treatments have always been prized among tournament regulars. Add in low pull rates per case, and El becomes the top non-SP chase card of the whole set.
1. Vania, Crimson Majesty (Evolved) (SP)

Vania sits at the very top as the crowned grail of Neometropolis, thanks to her English-original art chosen by fan vote. When she evolves, she unleashes immediate board damage and sets up huge offensive pushes through token synergy. Beyond her strong Abysscraft toolkit, being the set’s only SP rarity card makes her an incredibly rare pull. With extreme odds and a shot at appearing in rare Godpacks, she claims the highest market value in the entire expansion.

Neometropolis is a genuinely exciting moment for Shadowverse: Evolve, finally stepping out of digital-game shadows to tell its own original story. The new Togh Keyoh trait shakes up deck building across multiple classes, giving players plenty of fresh toys to experiment with. Collectors are just as thrilled thanks to chase-worthy hits like the English-exclusive SP Vania, limited anniversary toppers, and the ever-elusive Godpacks. All in all, it’s a release that nails both competitive innovation and collector appeal, making it one of the most complete expansions the game has seen yet.

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