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Pokémon TCG Perfect Order: Every Card, Chase Prices & Mega Zygarde ex

Perfect Order packs 124 cards around Mega Zygarde ex, released March 27, 2026.

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Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution Perfect Order released March 27, 2026 with 124 cards (88 main set plus 36 secrets numbered 089/088 to 124/088), and its cards carry the set code POR. It is the English counterpart of Japan's Nihil Zero, built around Mega Zygarde ex, a Basic Pokémon ex with 310 HP. Its top cards are the gold Mega Zygarde ex 124 at €78 and Meowth ex 121 at €75.

124
Cards: 88 main set plus 36 secrets, numbered 089/088 to 124/088
310 HP
Mega Zygarde ex 047/088, a Basic Pokémon ex
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New Mega Evolution Pokémon ex: Zygarde, Starmie, Clefable and Skarmory
36
Packs in a Booster Display Box, each 10 cards plus a Basic Energy

Browse every product, with live prices

Every Perfect Order sealed product on Quaza Track, with its market price.

Mega Zygarde ex, 310 HP, and what Nullifying Zero actually is

Mega Zygarde ex is a Fighting-type Basic with 310 HP by takuyoa, printed at 047/088 as a Double Rare and again at 104, 120 and 124. Being a Basic at that HP is the point: no evolution line, no setup turn. The counterweight is the Mega Evolution ex rule: knocked out, it gives up three Prizes.

It has two attacks. Gaia Wave costs three Fighting Energy for 200 damage and cuts damage taken next turn by 30. Nullifying Zero costs five and has no fixed number: flip a coin for each of the opponent's Pokémon, every heads dealing 150 damage to it, Weakness and Resistance ignored on the Bench. Against a full board, a theoretical 900 across six targets.

How to read the three names

The English set is Perfect Order. The Japanese set it comes from is Nihil Zero, released January 23, 2026, whose Japanese name is ムニキスゼロ. Nullifying Zero is neither. It is Mega Zygarde ex's second attack, English printing's localisation of that same Japanese phrase. Write-ups that call the set "Nullifying Zero" are carrying an attack name across.

Three other Megas appear: Mega Starmie ex at 330 HP (021, 102, 118), Mega Clefable ex at 320 HP (031, 103, 119) and Mega Skarmory ex at 260 HP. Skarmory is the outlier: 055 and 106 only, no Special Illustration Rare. Decidueye ex, Salazzle ex, Lapras ex, Yveltal ex and Meowth ex fill out the nine Double Rares.

Twelve chase cards

Filter by rarity, tap to zoom. Each price is today's market price on Quaza Track.

One pattern explains much of the price gap. The Pokémon full-art Ultra Rares are studio work (5ban Graphics drew 100, 101, 102, 105, 106 and 107, aky CG Works 103), while every Special Illustration Rare carries a named individual artist. The lone exception is Mega Zygarde ex's Ultra Rare 104, by takuyoa. Cona Nitanda drew both Clefairy 094 and Mega Clefable ex 119.

How the rarity ladder works

The 88-card main set holds 9 Double Rares, every one a Pokémon ex. The 36 secrets run 089 to 124: 11 Illustration Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Illustration Rares and one Mega Hyper Rare. There is no Mega Attack Rare and no gold Hyper Rare in the set; the one gold card is #124, a Mega Hyper Rare.

Perfect Order prices today

The gold Mega Zygarde ex 124 is €78 and Meowth ex 121 is €75. The Mega Zygarde ex Special Illustration Rare 120 is €36, Mega Clefable ex 119 is €32 and Mega Starmie ex 118 is €26.

On the sealed side, the booster box is €155 against its Pokémon Center Canada list price of CA$218.99. The Elite Trainer Box is €63 and the Booster Bundle €34. Each price links to its full history on Quaza Track.

Every Perfect Order product

Every Perfect Order product below, with its pack count, its Pokémon Center Canada list price where it has one, and its market price today.

  1. Booster Display BoxBooster Display Box36 packsPokémon Center Canada CA$218.99 Market €1557-day change ▼ 1.1%+11% over list
  2. Pokémon Center Elite Trainer BoxPokémon Center Elite Trainer Box11 packs · two Tyrunt promos, one with the Pokémon Center logoPokémon Center Canada CA$80.99 Market €1097-day change ▲ 0.1%+111% over listIn stock · €134,95
  3. Elite Trainer BoxElite Trainer Box9 packs · Tyrunt promo Market €637-day change ▼ 0.8%
  4. Booster BundleBooster Bundle6 packsPokémon Center Canada CA$36.99 Market €347-day change ▼ 3.4%+42% over listIn stock · €43,95
  5. Build & Battle BoxBuild & Battle Box4 packs · 40-card deck · 1 of 4 promosPokémon Center Canada CA$29.99 Market €337-day change ▼ 0.4%+72% over list
  6. 3-Pack Blister3-Pack Blister3 packsPokémon Center Canada CA$18.99 Market €197-day change ▲ 2.7%+54% over list

List price: Pokémon Center Canada. Market: Quaza Track, updated .

Full contents, product by product
Elite Trainer Box
9 packs; 1 full-art foil Tyrunt; 65 sleeves; 40 Energy; player's guide; 6 damage-counter dice; 1 coin-flip die; collector's box with 6 dividers.
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box
11 packs; 1 full-art foil Tyrunt with the Pokémon Center logo plus 1 standard Tyrunt; same accessories otherwise.
Booster Bundle
6 packs. Each pack is 10 cards plus 1 Basic Energy and 1 code card.
Build & Battle Box
4 packs; a 40-card deck; 1 of 4 foil promos: Serperior, Barbaracle, Tyrantrum or Doublade.
Gift-with-purchase promos
From March 27, 2026, while supplies lasted, a qualifying Pokémon TCG purchase at participating stores came with a promo: Gengar 050 in the US, Canada and Australia, Luxray 028 in the US, Australia and New Zealand, and Aurorus 024 in the US.
Three new Special Energy
Growing Grass Energy 086 gives the attached Grass Pokémon +20 HP. Rocky Fighting Energy 087 blocks all effects of the opponent's attacks, but not the damage. Telepathic Psychic Energy 088 searches 2 Basic Psychic Pokémon onto your Bench.

Release timeline

  • Announced for March 27, with four new Mega Evolution Pokémon ex led by Mega Zygarde ex.
  • Japan's Nihil Zero releases, with the same Mega Zygarde ex.
  • Build & Battle Box on sale early at Play! Pokémon stores; prerelease weekends Mar 14-15 and 21-22.
  • English release. 124 cards, POR set code.

Where Perfect Order sits in the Mega Evolution block

Perfect Order is the English counterpart of Nihil Zero, Japan's third MEGA-series expansion. Our Nihil Zero set guide covers that set: its cards, its rarity ladder and its yen prices. These Perfect Order cards carry the older I regulation mark rather than J: Lapras ex 022, Hole-Digging Shovel 074, Energy Recycler 108, Forest of Vitality 109, Sacred Ash 115, Wondrous Patch 117.

For the rest of the era, see our guides to Ascended Heroes and Delta Reign. Live market prices sit on Quaza Track.

Frequently asked questions

When did Pokémon TCG Perfect Order release?

March 27, 2026 in English. Build & Battle Boxes went on sale early at select Play! Pokémon stores on March 14, with prerelease weekends March 14-15 and 21-22.

How many cards are in Perfect Order?

124: 88 main set plus 36 secrets numbered 089/088 to 124/088. The secrets are 11 Illustration Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Illustration Rares and 1 Mega Hyper Rare.

What is the most valuable Perfect Order card?

Among cards pulled from packs, the gold Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 and the Meowth ex Special Illustration Rare 121/088 lead the set. Today's prices for both are in the prices section above.

Is Perfect Order the same set as Nihil Zero?

It is the English counterpart of Japan's Nihil Zero, released January 23, 2026, with the same headline card, Mega Zygarde ex. The English set has 124 cards.

Does Perfect Order have a gold Hyper Rare or a Mega Attack Rare?

No to both: zero of each. The one gold-bordered card is Mega Zygarde ex 124/088, whose rarity line reads Mega Hyper Rare.

Perfect Order sealed at Quaza Collect

Booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes and bundles, with daily market prices, shipped from Ontario.

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