Pokémon TCG Japan - Storm Emeralda: The Complete 113-Card List

Storm Emeralda card list: all 113 cards, searchable by number or name, from the commons to Mega Rayquaza ex.

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Pokémon TCG Japan - Storm Emeralda: The Complete 113-Card List

MEGA Expansion Pack Storm Emeralda, the 2026 Mega Rayquaza set, released in Japan on July 31, 2026 with 113 cards: 76 in the main set plus 37 secret rares, at ¥200 a pack and ¥6,000 a box. Below is the complete list, every card with its official picture and rarity, searchable by number, English name or Japanese name, and every card carries its live market price. Because three paired Stadiums take two numbers each, those 76 main-set numbers are 73 distinct designs. English collectors get these same cards as Delta Reign on November 6.

113
Cards in the full set: 76 in the main set plus 37 secret rares
73
Distinct designs: three paired Stadiums take two numbers each
37
Secret rares, 077 to 113, in four rarity blocks
¥6,000
Japanese list price for a 30-pack booster box
Storm Emeralda official key visual with Mega Rayquaza
The official key visual: the legendary ruler returns July 31. Image: The Pokémon Company

The headliner: Mega Rayquaza ex

A Colorless Basic with 280 HP that breaks a six-year rule: since Sword & Shield, only Dragon types have carried attack costs outside their own type. Its Storm Emeralda attack does 50 damage for each Fire and Lightning Energy attached to all of your Pokémon, and its Ability accelerates a Basic Energy from the top 4 cards of your deck the turn it hits the Bench. As a Mega Evolution ex it gives up 3 Prizes when it goes down. The card is printed four times across the set; the Special Art Rare below is the one the set is built around.

Mega Rayquaza ex 110/076 official card image from Pokemon Storm Emeralda
Mega Rayquaza ex, Special Art Rare 110/076, illustrated by Kazuki Minami. The set's number one card on artwork. Tap any card in this article to zoom.

Storm Emeralda chase cards

The cards that carry the set, with their live market prices. The gold Mega Rayquaza ex at 113 is the rarity chase and the Kazuki Minami Special Art Rare at 110 is the art chase.

  1. Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artMega Rayquaza ex113/076 · Mega Ultra Rare · takuyoa Market $1,451US$8277d −12.6%Price history on Quaza Track
  2. Mega Rayquaza ex 110/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artMega Rayquaza ex110/076 · Special Art Rare · Kazuki Minami Market $489US$2797d −5.4%Price history on Quaza Track
  3. Raikou ex 108/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artRaikou ex108/076 · Special Art Rare · Oku Market $76US$447d −7.6%Price history on Quaza Track
  4. Mega Rayquaza ex 095/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artMega Rayquaza ex095/076 · Super Rare · 5ban Graphics Market $47US$277d −14.2%Price history on Quaza Track
  5. Zinnia's Trust 112/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artZinnia's Trust112/076 · Special Art Rare · Teeziro Market $37US$217d −0.7%Price history on Quaza Track
  6. Mega Golurk ex 109/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artMega Golurk ex109/076 · Special Art Rare · Takeshi Nakamura Market $30US$177d +5%Price history on Quaza Track
  7. Mega Golisopod ex 107/076, Storm Emeralda, official card artMega Golisopod ex107/076 · Special Art Rare · nagimiso Market $20US$127d −10.9%Price history on Quaza Track

Market prices as of . Every Storm Emeralda price on Quaza Track

Storm Emeralda card list: all 113 cards

Storm Emeralda runs to 113 cards: a 76-card main set numbered 001 to 076, then 37 secret rares numbered 077 to 113 in four clean blocks, exactly the structure the pre-release numbering pointed to. The 37 secret rares are in the list below alongside the main set; our secret rare guide covers what they trade for and how they got out early.

Rarity Numbers Cards Contents
Main set 001 to 076 76 C, U, R and RR, plus the three paired Stadiums
AR 077 to 088 12 Illustration Rares, all non-ex Pokémon
SR 089 to 106 18 Eight Pokémon ex, then Trainer and Energy secrets
SAR 107 to 112 6 Special Art Rares, the Minami Rayquaza at 110
MUR 113 1 Mega Rayquaza ex

Every card is below in number order. Search by name or number, or tap a rarity to narrow it: MUR and SAR are the chase pulls, AR the alternate arts. The Base card column names the main-set card each secret rare reprints, so 077 traces back to Masquerain at 003; four Super Rares have no main-set print at all.

Showing 113 of 113

No. Card Type HP Rarity Base card Market
001 Heracross Grass 130 C $0.26
002 Surskit Grass 50 C $0.28
003 Masquerain Grass 110 C $0.35
004 Cacnea Grass 70 C $0.21
005 Cacturne Grass 130 R $0.39
006 Combee Grass 50 C $0.25
007 Vespiquen Grass 120 C $0.26
008 Wimpod Grass 70 C $0.25
009 Mega Golisopod ex Grass 340 RR $0.88
010 Growlithe Fire 80 C $0.26
011 Arcanine Fire 150 R $0.51
012 Magmar Fire 90 C $0.35
013 Magmortar Fire 140 U $0.46
014 Torkoal Fire 130 C $0.19
015 Heat Rotom ex Fire 190 RR $0.49
016 Heatmor Fire 110 C $0.28
017 Mantine Water 110 C $0.30
018 Kyogre Water 150 R $0.46
019 Frillish Water 80 C $0.32
020 Jellicent Water 120 U $0.33
021 Wishiwashi ex Water 260 RR $0.47
022 Electabuzz Lightning 90 C $0.28
023 Electivire Lightning 140 U $0.23
024 Raikou ex Lightning 200 RR $0.65
025 Thundurus Lightning 120 U $0.28
026 Pincurchin Lightning 80 C $0.35
027 Wattrel Lightning 60 C $0.21
028 Kilowattrel Lightning 120 U $0.35
029 Drowzee Psychic 80 C $0.28
030 Hypno Psychic 120 C $0.30
031 Giratina Psychic 130 R $0.88
032 Golett Psychic 90 C $0.30
033 Mega Golurk ex Psychic 350 RR $0.63
034 Enamorus Psychic 120 U $0.26
035 Sandshrew Fighting 60 C $0.19
036 Sandslash Fighting 110 C $0.28
037 Onix Fighting 120 C $0.23
038 Steelix Fighting 190 U $0.25
039 Groudon Fighting 150 R $0.40
040 Landorus Fighting 130 U $0.32
041 Nidoran♀ Darkness 60 C $0.42
042 Nidorina Darkness 90 C $0.23
043 Nidoqueen Darkness 170 R $0.42
044 Spinarak Darkness 60 C $0.30
045 Ariados Darkness 100 C $0.28
046 Sableye Darkness 80 C $0.54
047 Inkay Darkness 60 C $0.39
048 Mega Malamar ex Darkness 320 RR $0.61
049 Druddigon Dragon 120 U $0.32
050 Jangmo-o Dragon 70 C $0.30
051 Hakamo-o Dragon 100 C $0.25
052 Kommo-o Dragon 160 R $0.28
053 Cyclizar Dragon 120 C $0.28
054 Azurill Colorless 30 C $0.30
055 Swablu Colorless 50 C $0.26
056 Altaria Colorless 110 R $0.54
057 Kecleon Colorless 90 C $0.25
058 Mega Rayquaza ex Colorless 280 RR $4.60
059 Tornadus Colorless 110 U $0.40
060 Fletchling Colorless 60 C $0.21
061 Fletchinder Colorless 80 C $0.42
062 Talonflame ex Colorless 280 RR $1.63
063 Delicious Onigiri† Item C $0.25
064 Adventuring Lantern Item U $0.26
065 Special Vest† Tool U $0.33
066 Mega Rayquaza Cap Tool U $0.33
067 Emcee's Hype Supporter C $0.42
068 Aarune Supporter U $0.54
069 Zinnia's Trust Supporter U $0.26
070 Tate & Liza's Training Supporter U $0.63
071 Legendary Ocean Trench Stadium U $0.49
072 Legendary Ocean Trench Stadium U $0.37
073 Legendary Summit Stadium U $0.46
074 Legendary Summit Stadium U $0.37
075 Legendary Pyroduct Stadium U $0.53
076 Legendary Pyroduct Stadium U $0.37
077 Masquerain Grass 110 AR 003 $2.58
078 Growlithe Fire 80 AR 010 $10
079 Magmortar Fire 140 AR 013 $4.84
080 Kyogre Water 150 AR 018 $18
081 Electivire Lightning 140 AR 023 $5.25
082 Pincurchin Lightning 80 AR 026 $4.02
083 Enamorus Psychic 120 AR 034 $2.21
084 Groudon Fighting 150 AR 039 $24
085 Inkay Darkness 60 AR 047 $5.55
086 Azurill Colorless 30 AR 054 $8.14
087 Altaria Colorless 110 AR 056 $8.34
088 Kecleon Colorless 90 AR 057 $12
089 Mega Golisopod ex Grass 340 SR 009 $9.86
090 Heat Rotom ex Fire 190 SR 015 $5.35
091 Wishiwashi ex Water 260 SR 021 $5.62
092 Raikou ex Lightning 200 SR 024 $10
093 Mega Golurk ex Psychic 350 SR 033 $8.30
094 Mega Malamar ex Darkness 320 SR 048 $8.92
095 Mega Rayquaza ex Colorless 280 SR 058 $47
096 Talonflame ex Colorless 280 SR 062 $8.44
097 Adventuring Lantern Item SR 064 $2.19
098 Pokémon Catcher Item SR No main-set print $0.77
099 Special Vest Tool SR 065 $0.91
100 Emcee's Hype Supporter SR 067 $6.74
101 Aarune Supporter SR 068 $6.93
102 Zinnia's Trust Supporter SR 069 $19
103 Tate & Liza's Training Supporter SR 070 $9.07
104 Growing Grass Energy Special Energy SR No main-set print $1.12
105 Nitro Fire Energy Special Energy SR No main-set print $0.84
106 Bubbly Water Energy Special Energy SR No main-set print $1.07
107 Mega Golisopod ex Grass 340 SAR 009 $20
108 Raikou ex Lightning 200 SAR 024 $76
109 Mega Golurk ex Psychic 350 SAR 033 $30
110 Mega Rayquaza ex Colorless 280 SAR 058 $489
111 Aarune Supporter SAR 068 $13
112 Zinnia's Trust Supporter SAR 069 $37
113 Mega Rayquaza ex Colorless 280 MUR 058 $1,451
On the English names

Names marked † are community translations: 063 and 065 have no official English name before Delta Reign on November 6. Japanese names are official throughout.

What the cards are worth

Two cards carry this set. The gold Mega Ultra Rare at 113 has a market price of $1,451. The Kazuki Minami Special Art Rare at 110 is the art chase, at $489. The same Rayquaza at 058 in the main set is a routine pull at $4.60. Every card in the list above carries its market price, and our Storm Emeralda chase cards guide pictures the twelve cards that carry the set.

If you are buying one card

The gold Mega Ultra Rare at 113 is the rarer card, the harder pull, and the higher market price. The Special Art Rare at 110 is the one with the artwork. Rarity and desirability point at two different cards, so decide which one you are chasing before you open a box. Full history for both is on Quaza Track.

One Pokémon, four numbers

Mega Rayquaza ex is printed four times across the set, once in the main run and three times in the secret-rare block, getting rarer each time. Two of those four matter most and for different reasons: 110 is the Special Art Rare, the full-art Kazuki Minami illustration, and 113 is the gold Mega Ultra Rare, the rarity chase at roughly one per fifty boxes and the highest tracked price.

Three Stadiums, each in two halves

Storm Emeralda introduces the paired Stadium: two different cards you must play from hand at the same time, which then count as a single Stadium. It is the first two-piece card design since the LEGEND cards of the HeartGold & SoulSilver era, and the set has three of them, filling numbers 071 to 076 two at a time.

That pairing is why the main set counts 76 numbers but only 73 distinct designs. A left half is unplayable without its right half, so completing the Stadiums means pulling six specific cards rather than three, and the official database lists each pair as one entry printing both numbers side by side.

Legendary Summit paired Stadium, both halves, Storm Emeralda 073 and 074
Legendary Summit, 073 and 074: while it is in play, Colorless Pokémon Knocked Out by attack damage give up 1 fewer Prize card.
Legendary Ocean Trench paired Stadium, both halves, Storm Emeralda 071 and 072
Legendary Ocean Trench, 071 and 072: whenever any Pokémon is healed, the amount is doubled.

The third pair is the one that changes games. Legendary Pyroduct at 075 and 076 switches off the Ability of every Evolution Pokémon in play, on both sides of the board. Mega Rayquaza ex is unaffected, because it is a Basic rather than a Stage 1, which is the same quirk that lets it hit the Bench on turn one. A Stadium that blanks the opposing board while leaving your own attacker intact is a rare thing to open a set with.

Why the numbers do not add up

Storm Emeralda prints three Stadiums as matched pairs that share one card slot, so 076 main-set numbers are only 73 distinct designs. If you are set-building, you need both halves of each pair, and shops usually sell them as a set of two rather than separately.

The Rayquaza engine

How the deck wants to play

The set hands Mega Rayquaza ex a complete toolkit. Talonflame ex drops onto the Bench free whenever you have a Colorless Mega ex in play, hits for 150, and digs 2 cards. Adventuring Lantern fetches exactly the Fire and Lightning Energy the attack scales on. Mega Rayquaza Cap turns any Pokémon into an Energy-search engine, and Zinnia's Trust switches your Attacker while carrying an Energy forward. Legendary Summit even shaves a Prize off your Colorless Knock Outs.

Products and prices

Everything below launched together on July 31 and the Japanese list prices are unchanged. The 30-pack box is listed at Quaza Collect. What Japan charges, what the imported box trades for, and what we list it at are three different numbers, so all three are here.

The Japanese booster box, in stock

30 packs, 150 cards.

Order the Storm Emeralda box
  1. Booster BoxBooster Box30 packsJapanese list price ¥6,000 Market $1647-day change ▼ 6.8%In stock · $40.00
  2. Booster PackBooster Pack5 cardsJapanese list price ¥200 Market $4.417-day change ▼ 4.9%

Japanese list price: the price in Japan. Market: Quaza Track, updated .

Those tiles carry today's market price and the seven-day move, straight from Quaza Track, and each one opens its own price history. The two sealed products above are what we track daily, and the box's tile shows the one we sell. Starter decks and the binder are Japan-list SKUs we do not stock.

Booster Pack (5 cards)

Booster Pack (5 cards)

¥200

All cards random

MEGA Starter Set ex (Eevee ex)

MEGA Starter Set ex (Eevee ex)

¥1,800

60-card deck with an AR Eevee

MEGA Starter Set ex (Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex)

MEGA Starter Set ex (Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex)

¥1,800

60-card deck with an AR Sprigatito

MEGA Starter Set ex (Zorua & Zoroark ex)

MEGA Starter Set ex (Zorua & Zoroark ex)

¥1,800

60-card deck with an AR Zorua

The Japanese list price is what Japan charges. The market price is our own tracked landed price, updated daily on Quaza Track, so the import premium is visible rather than implied.

A Collection File Premium Mega Rayquaza binder (¥2,420 tax included) rounds out the launch lineup. There is no Japanese elite trainer box equivalent; Japan's format is the 30-pack box.

The Storm Emeralda index

An equal-weight index of the set's sealed products, rebuilt daily and anchored at 100 to the Japanese list price. Above 100 means sealed Storm Emeralda is trading over what Japan charges for it, which for an import is the normal state rather than a signal.

The card above is live. Its full history, every tracked product and the rest of the MEGA block are on Quaza Track.

The Mega Gallade ex promo

Japan is running sealed tournaments for the set, branded the Mega Gallade ex SAR Get Battle: open 15 packs, build a deck from only those cards, and winners receive a new Special Art Rare Mega Gallade ex, numbered 137/M-P, by post from December 2026. Entry is the price of the 15 packs, ¥3,000 tax included, and the events run at participating stores from July 31 to October 31, 2026. Players can also run the format at home with friends and submit an application, with 2,000 entrants drawn at random for the same promo.

Mega Gallade ex Special Art Rare tournament promo, Storm Emeralda 137/M-P
The sealed-tournament promo: Mega Gallade ex as a new Special Art Rare, 137/M-P.

The road to Delta Reign

Storm Emeralda's cards reach the English game on November 6 as Delta Reign, a full three months after Japan because 30th Celebration claimed the September slot worldwide. Japanese results are the best preview we get, and the first read is in: the Mega Rayquaza ex MUR at 113 carries the set on its own, its Special Art Rare at 110 is a distant second, and every other card in the set asks under ¥8,000. If Delta Reign keeps that shape, the English set concentrates its value in very few cards. We will track the yen prices through to November 6.

  • Set teased in an official video alongside the Mega Rayquaza campaign site
  • Full reveal: Mega Rayquaza ex, the Talonflame line, and the split Stadium
  • Latest preview wave: the Incarnate Union quartet and more
  • All 37 secret rares surface early, numbered 077 to 113
  • Storm Emeralda launches in Japan with the three MEGA Starter Sets and the Collection File
  • Quaza Track begins tracking 26 Storm Emeralda products; a sealed box lands at CA$285.12 and the Minami Special Art Rare at 110 at CA$1,184.75
  • English Delta Reign product lineup is revealed: over 135 cards, Kyogre Illustration Rare as the Elite Trainer Box promo, prereleases October 24 to November 1
  • 30th Celebration launches worldwide
  • These cards arrive in English as Delta Reign
For Canadian collectors

Japanese product is priced in yen and imports carry shipping and markup, so treat ¥6,000 as the Japanese shelf price, not a landed cost. The Japanese box is listed at Quaza Collect for CA$179.99. If you are holding out for English product, our Delta Reign set guide covers the November 6 release. Official English MSRPs have not posted yet; Mega Evolution era list has held at $4.49 a pack and $49.99 for Elite Trainer Boxes.

Japanese sealed at Quaza Collect

Storm Emeralda and the rest of the Japanese box shelf.

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Frequently asked questions

When did Storm Emeralda release?

July 31, 2026 in Japan, as the M6 set in the MEGA series. Its cards arrive in English as Delta Reign on November 6, 2026.

Will Storm Emeralda release in English?

Yes. Its cards arrive in English as Pokémon TCG: Delta Reign on November 6, 2026.

How many cards are in Storm Emeralda?

113: 76 cards in the main set numbered 001 to 076, plus 37 secret rares numbered 077 to 113. The 37 break down as 12 Illustration Rares (077 to 088), 18 Super Rares (089 to 106), 6 Special Art Rares (107 to 112) and a single Mega Ultra Rare (113). The set released on July 31, 2026 and Japanese shops now stock all four blocks.

How much does a Storm Emeralda booster box cost?

¥6,000 tax included is the Japanese list price, for 30 packs of 5 cards (¥200 per pack). Quaza Collect lists the Japanese box at CA$179.99. The imported market price is on Quaza Track, updated daily, and that is the figure to compare against if you are importing rather than buying in Japan.