Annotations
- Mega Pokémon ex is RR rarity
- Mega Pokémon ex may evolve from a Common/Uncommon (i.e. Stage 1, 2)
- Pokémon receiving a Mega ex card will not have a regular ex card in the set
- Some Item/Tool/Stadium cards now have an SR full art instead of a UR gold card
- Card format carries over from SV era (same holo, Pokémon ex, etc)
- AR rarity will continue, SAR rarity will likely continue
- TPC’s site indicates there will be 5 Pokémon ex per set
- Based on SIR count and the fact that Supporters will also receive SIR, not every Mega Pokémon ex will be receiving SIR in this set
- Potentially more to come from the High Class pack MEGA Dream ex
- No mention of Hyper Rare gold cards or a higher tier rarity than SIR, possibly removed
- In both JP sets there will only be Art Rares, Super Rares and Special Art Rares
- 12 AR Pokémon
- 11 SR Pokémon ex, Item, Tool & Stadium
- 5 SAR Pokémon ex & Supporter
- TPC simplified the rarity tiers ensuring that the highest tier SARs are the biggest chase cards of the set for collectors, while also providing players more accessible SR Items/Tools/Stadiums
M1L Mega Brave
- Expansion Pack / Main Expansion
- Set mascot: Mega Lucario
- L stands for ルカリオ Lucario / Lucario
- Cards: 63 main set + AR/SR/SAR/UR
- Cards per pack: 5
- Packs per box: 30
- MSRP: 180 yen / pack
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
Main Set
M1L 001/063 Bulbasaur (illus. HYOGONOSUKE)
M1L 002/063 Ivysaur (illus. Takumi Wada)
M1L 003/063 Mega Venusaur ex (illus. 5ban Graphics)
- Throwback to Mega Venusaur-EX in the first XY sets, XY1 Collection X
M1L 010/063 Vulpix (illus. Naoyo Kimura)
M1L 011/063 Ninetales (illus. satoma)
M1L 024/064 Makuhita (illus. Jerky)
M1L 025/064 Hariyama (illus. GOSSAN)
M1L 028/063 Riolu (illus. hncl)
M1L 029/063 Mega Lucario ex (illus. 5ban Graphics)
M1L 058/063 Premium Power Pro (illus. Toyste Beach)
M1L 062/063 Lillie’s Determination (illus. Atsushi Furusawa)
- Furusawa drew Immersive Rare Lillie for TCG Pocket
- Lillie’s Determination “Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 6 cards. If you have 6 Prize cards remaining, draw 8 cards instead.” is a throwback to Lillie’s original card in SM1M Collection Moon
Art Rare
M1L 064/063 AR Bulbasaur (illus. mashu)
M1L 067/063 AR Vulpix (illus. saino misaki)
Super Rare (SR)
M1L 083/063 SR Night Stretcher (illus. Toyste Beach)
- Reprint of Night Stretcher from S6a Night Wanderer
M1S Mega Symphonia
- Expansion Pack / Main Expansion
- Set mascot: Mega Gardevoir
- S stands for サーナイト Sirnight / Gardevoir
- Cards: 63 main set + AR/SR/SAR/UR
- Cards per pack: 5
- Packs per box: 30
- MSRP: 180 yen / pack
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
Main Set
M1S 021/063 Sobble (illus. Taira Akitsu)
M1S 022/063 Drizzile (illus. Souichirou Gunjima)
M1S 023/063 Inteleon (illus. akagi)
- Goal of completing starters from all 9 generations continues
M1S 033/063 Pachirisu (illus. tono)
M1S 040/063 Ralts (illus. Terada Tera)
M1S 041/063 Kirlia (illus. satoma)
M1S 042/063 Mega Gardevoir ex (illus. takuyoa)
M1S 049/063 Mega Latias ex (illus. 5ban Graphics)
M1S 050/063 Latios (illus. Uninori)
- 1 Pokémon ex per type is suspected to be the reason why pairs cannot both have a Pokémon ex
- Mega Latios-EX was in XY6 Emerald Break, but Mega Latias was skipped
M1S 058/063 Mega Signal (illus. inose yukie)
M1S 060/063 Wally’s Compassion (illus. Iori Suzuki)
M1S 063/063 Mystery Garden (illus. AYUMI ODASHIMA)
- Wally’s first card since XY6 Emerald Break
Art Rare
M1S 069/063 AR Inteleon (illus. Ligton)
Super Rare (SR)
M1S 082/063 SR Rare Candy (illus. Studio Bora Inc.)
Pokémon Card Game Premium Trainer Box MEGA
- 10 packs M1L Mega Brave
- 10 packs M1S Mega Symphonia
- [Total cards] - 172 cards (51 types in total) 13 Pokémon cards / 59 trainers / 4 special energy cards / 96 basic energy cards
- 1 card box
- 1 Pokémon coin
- 1 acrylic damage case
- Premium markers
- Contains SV era reprints
- MSRP: 6,350 yen
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
Mega Brave Pokémon Center Set
- 2 booster boxes - M1L Mega Brave
- Lillie deck shields (64)
- Lillie deck case (with dividers)
- Card box dividers
- MSRP: 12,800 yen
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
Mega Symphonia Pokémon Center Set
- 2 booster boxes - M1S Mega Symphonia
- Acerola deck shields (64)
- Acerola deck case (with dividers)
- Card box dividers
- MSRP: 12,800 yen
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
EN ME01 Mega Evolution
Press Release
MEDIA ALERT: First Expansion of New Pokémon Trading Card Game: Mega Evolution Series Launching Soon, Featuring Return of Mighty Mega Evolution Pokémon
July 10, 2025 — The Pokémon Company International announced today that the next expansion in the best-selling Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG), Mega Evolution, will launch beginning Sept. 26, 2025, at participating retailers around the world.
Initially revealed on Pokémon Day 2025, Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution marks the first expansion in the upcoming Mega Evolution Series, which will feature the highly anticipated return of Mega Evolution Pokémon to the Pokémon TCG. These mighty Pokémon first appeared in the Pokémon TCG in the XY Series and were last seen in the Sun & Moon Series. In the Mega Evolution expansion, players will be able to discover and collect cards featuring powerful Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, including Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex.
Though powerful and equipped with increased HP and attack damage compared to regular Pokémon ex, Mega Evolution Pokémon ex will give up three Prize cards when Knocked Out. In addition, Mega Evolution Pokémon ex appear as Basic Pokémon, Stage 1 Pokémon or Stage 2 Pokémon and do not require an extra Evolution step (for example, Mega Lucario ex evolves from Riolu, rather than from Lucario).
Players can also look forward to discovering a new art style for ultra rare Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, which may feature a silhouette of the regular version of that Pokémon (for example, Lucario appears in silhouette on the ultra rare card featuring Mega Lucario ex). Furthermore, Mega Evolution will expand ultra rare cards beyond Pokémon and Supporter cards, with the introduction of ultra rare Item, Stadium and Pokémon Tool cards.
Noteworthy cards from the expansion include:
- 10 Mega Evolution Pokémon ex
- 22 illustration rare Pokémon
- 22 ultra rare Mega Evolution Pokémon ex and Trainer cards
- 10 special illustration rare Mega Evolution Pokémon ex and Supporter cards
Mega Evolution will be available in booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes and various collections at participating retailers worldwide.
Pokémon TCG players will have the opportunity to play with Mega Evolution before launch by attending one of the many Prerelease tournaments held as part of the Play! Pokémon competitive program, taking place beginning Sept. 13 at participating independent retailers.
In addition, ahead of the release of the tabletop version, Trainers will be able to play with Mega Evolutiondigitally starting Sept. 11, 2025, via the Pokémon TCG Live app for iOS, Android, macOS and Windows devices. Players can collect and battle with new Mega Evolution Pokémon ex and receive in-game bonuses when logging in to the app.
Booster Pack Art
Elite Trainer Box
ETB promo
- Promo for Mega Lucario ETB
- Promo for Mega Gardevoir ETB
Box Topper
133/132 IR Bulbasaur (illus. mashu)
- For the Enhanced Booster Box, which was introduced with Journey Together
- Like IR N’s Reshiram, IR Bulbasaur is not a Black Star promo
Blister Packs
MEP005 Drifloon (illus. Shimaris Yukichi)
MEP006 Drifblim (illus. Shimaris Yukichi)
MEP007 Psyduck (illus. Jiro Sasumo)
MEP008 Golduck (illus. Jiro Sasumo)
https://www.pokebeach.com/2025/07/mega-evolution-set-product-lineup-revealed-for-september























































