Eyevo tracks every printing of every card separately, so your set progress can mean the real thing: all of them.
Normal, reverse holo, Poke Ball and Master Ball patterns, 1st edition — each printing is its own slot in the master set.
Master-set progress shows right in the set list, so you always know how far each set really is from complete.
Flip a set between regular and master-set mode whenever you like — your collection data stays intact either way.
A master set is the complete version of completing a set: not one copy of every card, but every printing of every card — normal, reverse holo, Poke Ball and Master Ball patterns, 1st edition, every stamp. Eyevo 5.0 makes master sets a first-class collection mode: every printing is its own slot, progress shows right in the set list, and you can flip any set between regular and master-set mode without touching your data.
Eyevo's database already prices every printing separately — a reverse holo is not the same card as the normal print, and a Master Ball pattern is not the same card as a Poke Ball pattern. Master-set mode surfaces that same structure as a checklist: each printing of each card is a separate slot to fill.
That means the numbers are honest. A set with 200 cards might have 450+ printings; master-set mode counts all of them, so 100% means the real thing.
Master-set progress appears directly in the set list, next to the regular completion number. You always know which sets are actually finished and which ones still hide a missing reverse holo.
Inside a set, the checklist shows exactly which printings you own and which are missing — filter to the gaps and you have a shopping list.
Not every set deserves the master treatment, and Eyevo doesn't force it. Each set can be tracked in regular mode (one copy of each card) or master-set mode (every printing), and switching between the two is instant and non-destructive — your owned cards and their variants stay exactly as recorded.
Every printing the database knows for each card: normal, holo, reverse holo, Poke Ball and Master Ball patterns, 1st edition, stamps, and other variant printings.
Yes. The mode is set per set — track your favorite set as a master set and everything else in regular mode.
No. Switching between regular and master-set mode only changes how progress is counted; your collection entries are untouched.