Every pack of Abyss Eye now costs ¥20 more than the MEGA-era sets before it — the first price increase the line has seen since it launched. What you get for that extra ¥20 is a 118-card set built around a single gold chase card sitting at the very last collection number.
Abyss Eye (アビスアイ, set code M5) released in Japan on May 22, 2026 as a 2026 MEGA-era expansion of Japanese Pokemon TCG — standalone packs built around the Mega Evolution mechanic and the Mega Ultra Rare gold-card tier. This is the full numbered checklist: every Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and the set’s single MUR, transcribed number-for-number, plus a summary of the 81-card base set.
Note on naming: we list this set on our own site as “M5-Abyss Eye (Pitch Black) Japanese Pokemon Booster Box,” but no official source we’ve found uses “Pitch Black” as an English subtitle for this set — the set-list and press usage we’re working from calls it Abyss Eye, so that’s the name we use throughout this article.
Abyss Eye (M5) totals 118 cards — an 81-card base set plus a 37-card secret-rarity run (12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR, 1 MUR). The flagship Mega Darkrai ex is printed across all four top tiers — RR 046/081, SR 099/081, SAR 114/081, and the gold MUR 118/081 — and M5 marks the first per-pack price increase in the MEGA line, from ¥180 to ¥200.
Card list transcribed from Limitless TCG’s set data (Japanese and Limitless’s English translation) as of August 2026. Prices below are current Samurai Sword Tokyo listings converted at ¥147/USD.
What Is Abyss Eye (M5)?
Abyss Eye is Japan’s ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA 拡張パック「アビスアイ」, released May 22, 2026 as a standalone expansion — it has no same-day sister set, unlike some earlier MEGA-era releases. Each pack contains 5 cards and carries an MSRP of ¥200 (tax included), up from the ¥180 that every earlier MEGA-line set (Mega Brave, Inferno X, Ninja Spinner) had charged — the official product page is the source for that price, and this is the first step up the line has taken.
The base set runs card numbers 001–081, and the secret-rarity run picks up at 082 and continues through 118 — 37 cards split across Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and the set’s single Mega Ultra Rare:
| Tier | Card range | Count |
|---|---|---|
| Base set | 001–081 | 81 |
| Art Rare (AR) | 082–093 | 12 |
| Secret Rare (SR) | 094–111 | 18 |
| Special Art Rare (SAR) | 112–117 | 6 |
| Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) | 118 | 1 |
| Total | — | 118 |
A sealed box holds 30 packs (150 cards) for a domestic MSRP of ¥6,000 — box-level economics are covered further down. For everything on whether the box is worth opening, our Abyss Eye booster box buying guide goes deeper on chase-card odds and who should buy; for pre-order timing and a fuller walkthrough of the set’s release story, see our complete Abyss Eye guide. This article is the numbered checklist.
Complete Secret Rarity List: AR, SR, SAR & MUR
All 37 cards below are transcribed directly from Limitless TCG’s set data (Japanese names, plus Limitless’s own English translation toggle). This is every AR, SR, SAR, and MUR card in Abyss Eye — no summarizing.
Art Rare (AR) — 082/081–093/081
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 082/081 | カリキリ | Fomantis | AR |
| 083/081 | グレンアルマ | Armarouge | AR |
| 084/081 | トサキント | Goldeen | AR |
| 085/081 | アシレーヌ | Primarina | AR |
| 086/081 | ライボルト | Manectric | AR |
| 087/081 | ヤドラン | Slowbro | AR |
| 088/081 | ダダリン | Dhelmise | AR |
| 089/081 | フォクスライ | Thievul | AR |
| 090/081 | ザルード | Zarude | AR |
| 091/081 | トリデプス | Bastiodon | AR |
| 092/081 | ドデカバシ | Toucannon | AR |
| 093/081 | シルヴァディ | Silvally | AR |
Secret Rare (SR) — 094/081–111/081
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 094/081 | ラランテスex | Lurantis ex | SR |
| 095/081 | ホエルオーex | Wailord ex | SR |
| 096/081 | メガゼラオラex | Mega Zeraora ex | SR |
| 097/081 | メガシャンデラex | Mega Chandelure ex | SR |
| 098/081 | ラムパルドex | Rampardos ex | SR |
| 099/081 | メガダークライex | Mega Darkrai ex | SR |
| 100/081 | モルペコex | Morpeko ex | SR |
| 101/081 | メガドリュウズex | Mega Excadrill ex | SR |
| 102/081 | アイアンディフェンダー | Iron Defender | SR |
| 103/081 | エネルギーつけかえ | Energy Switch | SR |
| 104/081 | クラッシュハンマー | Crushing Hammer | SR |
| 105/081 | ダークベル | Dark Bell | SR |
| 106/081 | ごうかいボム | Splendid Bomb | SR |
| 107/081 | ブレイブバングル | Brave Bangle | SR |
| 108/081 | カスミの元気 | Misty’s Energy | SR |
| 109/081 | グラジオの決戦 | Gladion’s Final Battle | SR |
| 110/081 | サビ組のしたっぱ | Rust Syndicate Grunt | SR |
| 111/081 | ムク | Gwynn | SR |
Mega Darkrai ex is printed four times in Abyss Eye — RR 046/081 in the base set, SR 099/081, SAR 114/081, and the set-topping MUR 118/081. No other Pokemon in this set gets more than three printings.
Special Art Rare (SAR) — 112/081–117/081
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 112/081 | メガゼラオラex | Mega Zeraora ex | SAR |
| 113/081 | メガシャンデラex | Mega Chandelure ex | SAR |
| 114/081 | メガダークライex | Mega Darkrai ex | SAR |
| 115/081 | モルペコex | Morpeko ex | SAR |
| 116/081 | グラジオの決戦 | Gladion’s Final Battle | SAR |
| 117/081 | ムク | Gwynn | SAR |
Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) — 118/081
| No. | JP Name | EN Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 118/081 | メガダークライex | Mega Darkrai ex | MUR |
Card 118 is the gold-finish top card of the set — a brand-new illustration rather than a gold recolor of an existing full art, the defining trait of the Mega Ultra Rare tier since it debuted with the line’s first sets. Pull-rate context and community reporting on how often each tier actually comes out of a box is covered separately in our Abyss Eye pull rates & best cards article; this page is the checklist.
The 81-Card Base Set
Cards 001–081 make up Abyss Eye’s base set, running from Common up through Rare and Double Rare (RR).
Eight of those slots are Double Rare (RR) — the base set’s ex-Pokemon headliners, each of which continues on into the secret-rarity run above: Lurantis ex (004/081), Wailord ex (015/081), Mega Zeraora ex (026/081), Mega Chandelure ex (036/081), Rampardos ex (043/081), Mega Darkrai ex (046/081), Morpeko ex (053/081), and Mega Excadrill ex (063/081).
Dark Bell above is a good example of a card that lives at two rarities in the same set: it’s an Uncommon Item in the base run at 070/081, and the identical card reappears as a Secret Rare at 105/081. That pattern — a base-set Item or Supporter getting a secret-rarity foil reprint — runs throughout the SR tier. For the complete numbered base checklist (Commons through Rares, every JP and EN name), see our M5 card list page, which carries the full base set alongside high-res images.
The Chase: Mega Darkrai ex, Four Ways
Abyss Eye only has one Mega Ultra Rare, and it’s Mega Darkrai ex — card 118 out of 118, the very last slot in the set. The official product page leads with its ability, which knocks out Pokemon affected by Special Conditions, and JP market sources track this MUR as the set’s top card.
What makes Mega Darkrai ex unusual even within the MEGA line is that Abyss Eye prints the same Pokemon at four separate rarity tiers, each a distinct illustration and finish:
| Printing | Number | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Darkrai ex | 046/081 | RR (Double Rare) |
| Mega Darkrai ex | 099/081 | SR (Secret Rare) |
| Mega Darkrai ex | 114/081 | SAR (Special Art Rare) |
| Mega Darkrai ex | 118/081 | MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) |
The SAR (114/081) pictured above is the special-art textured printing, one tier below the MUR in the rarity ladder. A graded copy is currently listed at ¥63,366 (~$431) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) as a PSA 10.
The RR (046/081) pictured above and the SR (099/081) are the more attainable printings — standard holofoil and secret-rare treatments of the same Pokemon, without the special-art or gold finishes. If your goal is simply to own the card rather than chase the top tier, these are the entry point, and both are available a la carte through our Quick Order page.
PSA independently assigns grade; we list graded singles as they come in, and stock on any individual PSA 10 can be limited to one copy.
Other Notable Pulls: Zeraora, Chandelure & the Trainer Chases
Mega Darkrai ex isn’t the only multi-tier chase in the box. Two more Mega ex lines and two Supporter cards get the SR-and-SAR double treatment.
Mega Zeraora ex runs RR 026/081, SR 096/081, and SAR 112/081 — no MUR, so the SAR is the top printing collectors can chase for this Pokemon. Mega Chandelure ex follows the same three-tier pattern at RR 036/081, SR 097/081, and SAR 113/081. Neither line has a PSA-graded copy in our stock at the moment; check our Quick Order page for restock requests on either printing.
A third ex line, Mega Excadrill ex, stops one tier earlier — RR 063/081 and SR 101/081, with no SAR printing at all. Morpeko ex matches the Zeraora/Chandelure pattern at RR 053/081, SR 100/081, and SAR 115/081.
On the Trainer side, Gladion’s Final Battle (グラジオの決戦) runs SR 109/081 and SAR 116/081, and Gwynn (ムク, pictured above — a new character whose official English name is unconfirmed; “Gwynn” is Limitless TCG’s own translation) runs SR 111/081 and SAR 117/081. Supporter-card chases like these tend to hold steady collector interest independent of the set’s headline Pokemon.
Packs, Boxes & Pricing
Abyss Eye’s official MSRP is ¥200 (tax included) per 5-card pack — the first per-pack price increase across the MEGA-era line, up from the ¥180 every earlier set in the line has charged. A sealed box holds 30 packs (150 cards total) for a Japan domestic box MSRP of ¥6,000 (~$41).
That’s the Japan retail price, not an imported, tracked-shipping price landed internationally. Our sealed Abyss Eye box is currently listed at ¥9,282 (~$63), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For buyers working with a tighter budget, we also carry a discounted Damaged Box listing, recently listed at ¥7,820 (~$53) — sealed product with cosmetic box damage, currently out of stock, with restock requests handled through Quick Order.
How Abyss Eye Compares to the Rest of the MEGA Line
Abyss Eye is the fourth Japanese MEGA-era set, and the price increase makes it stand out from the three that came before it:
| Set | Code | Release | MSRP/Pack | Base | Total | MUR Card |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Brave | M1L | 2025-08-01 | ¥180 | 63 | 92 | Mega Lucario ex 092 |
| Inferno X | M2 | 2025-09-26 | ¥180 | 80 | 116 | Mega Charizard X ex 116 |
| Ninja Spinner | M4 | 2026-03-13 | ¥180 | 83 | 120 | Mega Greninja ex 120 |
| Abyss Eye | M5 | 2026-05-22 | ¥200 | 81 | 118 | Mega Darkrai ex 118 |
Every earlier set in the line — Mega Brave, Inferno X, and Ninja Spinner — shipped at ¥180 per pack and ¥5,400 per box. Abyss Eye is the first to move that number, to ¥200 per pack and ¥6,000 per box. Card counts have stayed in a tight band across the line (92 to 120 total), and each of the four sets compared here follows the same structure: one flagship Mega ex printed across RR, SR, SAR, and a single MUR at the very last collection number.
If you’re weighing Abyss Eye against the set that immediately preceded it, our Ninja Spinner vs. Abyss Eye box guide breaks down the two side by side. For a comparison against the set that followed it, see our Abyss Eye vs. Storm Emeralda box guide.
Where to Buy Abyss Eye Cards & Boxes
We ship Japanese sealed Abyss Eye product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The sealed box gets you shots at all 37 secret-tier cards above, and the Damaged Box listing is the budget route into the same sealed product with cosmetic-only imperfections.
- Sealed box: M5 Abyss Eye Booster Box — ¥9,282 (~$63)
- Budget sealed box: Damaged Box listing — recently listed at ¥7,820 (~$53), restock via Quick Order
- Graded single: PSA 10 Mega Darkrai ex SAR 114/081 — ¥63,366 (~$431) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Any other Abyss Eye card by number: our Quick Order page
- Full base checklist with images: the M5 card list page
Pull-rate context on how often each tier actually comes out of a box is in our Abyss Eye pull rates & best cards article, and the box-buying breakdown is in our Abyss Eye booster box buying guide. If you collect across other Pokemon TCG eras as well, we also cover pull rates for the Sun & Moon-era Ultra Sun, Ultra Moon, and Ultra Force sets — an unrelated, older SM5-family lineup, distinct from this MEGA-era M5.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in Abyss Eye (M5)?
118 total cards: an 81-card base set plus a 37-card secret-rarity tier (12 Art Rares, 18 Secret Rares, 6 Special Art Rares, and 1 Mega Ultra Rare), per Limitless TCG’s set data.
What is the rarest card in Abyss Eye?
Mega Darkrai ex, card 118/081, the set’s only Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) — a gold-finish card and the final collection number in the set.
How many versions of Mega Darkrai ex are in Abyss Eye?
Four: RR at 046/081, SR at 099/081, SAR at 114/081, and MUR at 118/081. All four can be pulled from the same booster box.
How much does an Abyss Eye booster box cost?
The Japan domestic MSRP is ¥6,000 (about $41) for 30 packs. Our sealed box is currently listed at ¥9,282 (about $63), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery; a discounted Damaged Box listing was recently listed at ¥7,820 (about $53).
Is “Pitch Black” the official name for Abyss Eye?
No confirmed official source uses “Pitch Black” as an English subtitle for this set. Set-list and press coverage (Limitless TCG, PokeGuardian) call it Abyss Eye, which is the name used throughout this article.
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