Kangaskhan Pokemon Card Guide: Every Japanese Print, From 151 to Mega Kangaskhan ex

Japanese Kangaskhan Prints Covered Here

Seven Kangaskhan prints, from the current 151 ex to the 2014 Wild Blaze ultra rare:

The 151 print is the one most current buyers run into first. The two Mega Kangaskhan ex cards bookend the list — one from 2014’s Wild Blaze, one from 2025’s Mega Symphonia — and the sections below cover why they’re built so differently despite sharing a name and a Mega Evolution mechanic. Wild Blaze also carries a second, Ultra Rare :1ED print of the older Mega card at 090/080. Tag All Stars (2019) includes a standard-rarity Kangaskhan at 107/173, and a Kangaskhan-GX promo (SMP #303) also exists; we could not verify their card text, so they are not detailed further in this guide.

Two Mega Kangaskhan ex Cards, 11 Years Apart

Kangaskhan has gone through Mega Evolution on a Japanese card twice, on opposite ends of a decade.

M Kangaskhan-EX, XY2 65/080, RR (2014)

Mega Kangaskhan ex, M1S 051/063, RR (2025)

The older card, M Kangaskhan-EX (XY2 65/080), comes from Wild Blaze in 2014 — the same XY-era M Evolution mechanic used across that generation, where the card evolves directly from a Kangaskhan-EX already in play. Illustrated by 5ban Graphics, it’s a Colorless, 230 HP card whose attack, “Wham Bam Punch,” deals 100 damage and then keeps flipping coins, adding 30 more damage for as long as the flips land heads. It was later reprinted in Japan in the EX x MEGA x BREAK Champion Pack (#94), and its English-language counterpart is Flashfire #79, with a secret rare printing at #109. The same Wild Blaze set also has an Ultra Rare :1ED print of this card at 090/080, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥46,800 (~$304) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. See how PSA 10 back orders work.

The current card, Mega Kangaskhan ex (M1S 051/063), comes from Mega Symphonia in 2025 and uses the newer Mega mechanic instead of the old M Evolution rule. It’s a 300 HP Colorless Basic Pokemon with the ability “Errand Dash,” which draws two cards once per turn if this card is your Active Pokemon, plus the attack “Barrage Combo,” which does 200 damage and then keeps flipping coins for 50 more damage each as long as they land heads. The same card also has a Super Rare print at M1S 080/063 and a Special Art Rare at M1S 089/063, illustrated by GOTO minori. Internationally, it corresponds to Mega Evolution #104, with additional prints at #164 and #182, plus a Mega Promos version at #25. The lowest PSA 10 asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 24, 2026 for the Special Art Rare Mega Kangaskhan ex was ¥13,999, with an ungraded lowest ask of ¥2,800. That Special Art Rare (089/063) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥12,438 (~$81) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.

Beyond the shared name, the two attacks work the same way — a base amount of damage followed by a coin-flip chain — but the numbers, HP, and supporting ability changed considerably across the 11 years between them. For everything else from the 2014 set, see our Wild Blaze best cards guide, and for more on how XY-era EX and Mega EX cards are built, our XY-era EX and Mega EX cards guide covers the mechanic in more depth. Browse the full Mega Symphonia card list for the rest of the set.

Other Kangaskhan Prints

Tag All Stars (2019) includes a standard-rarity Kangaskhan at 107/173, and a Kangaskhan-GX promo (SMP #303) also exists; we could not verify their card text, so they are not detailed here. If you’re specifically after either of these two prints, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page — the more specific you can be about the print, the better.

Where to Buy Japanese Kangaskhan Cards

Sealed product ships from Tokyo. For the current Kangaskhan ex, the 151 Booster Box is the direct route; for the Art Rare or 2019 reprint, the Glory of Team Rocket and Tag All Stars boxes linked above cover each print. The Mega Symphonia box, source of the current Mega Kangaskhan ex, is sold out at the time of this update. For the 2014 M Kangaskhan-EX, the Team Rocket’s Kangaskhan ex promo, the sold-out Mega Symphonia box, or any single-card request, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.

If you’re building out a wider XY-era collection beyond Kangaskhan, our Wild Blaze best cards guide and XY-era EX and Mega EX cards guide cover more of that generation, and our Japanese old-back Pokemon cards guide is a useful primer if you’re sourcing further back than XY-era product.