Mega Lopunny ex comes from one Japanese set, with two documented prints. That makes it one of the simpler chase cards to track down for anyone building out a MEGA-series ex run.
The card is メガミミロップex — Mega Lopunny ex, No. 114/080, printed as a Special Art Rare (SAR) in the Japanese expansion pack 拡張パック「インフェルノX」/ Expansion Pack “Inferno X” (set code M2). We currently list a PSA 10 copy of this exact print, graded and shipped from Tokyo, and this guide walks through what the card is, where it sits inside Inferno X, how the Japanese print compares to its English counterpart, and where it ranks against the rest of our MEGA-series ex catalogue.
Mega Lopunny ex 114/080 SAR is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥7,502 (~$47). It comes from Inferno X (M2), a regular Japanese Expansion Pack released 26 September 2025 with a set size of 80 cards. The two documented Japanese prints of this card both come from Inferno X — there is no vintage “M Lopunny EX” from the XY era, since Lopunny’s line never had a Mega Evolution card in that generation. If you want the sealed source product, the M2-Inferno X Japanese Booster Box is where both prints come from.
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The Card: Mega Lopunny ex 114/080 SAR
Mega Lopunny ex is a Stage 1 Colorless-type Pokemon, evolving from Buneary (ミミロル, Mimirol in Japanese). It carries 330 HP and two attacks: しっぷうづき (60+ damage) and スパイクホッパー (160 damage). The 114/080 print is illustrated by Kinu Nishimura, and its position at #114 in an “080” set — a number well past the set’s own card count — is the standard Japanese convention for marking a card as a secret/special slot rather than part of the main numbered run.
Our own graded copy of this print is currently listed at ¥7,502 (~$47), PSA 10.
Print History: Mega Lopunny ex Across Inferno X
The documented Japanese prints of Mega Lopunny ex both come from the same set — Inferno X (M2). No earlier or later Japanese release has turned up in the card database.
The 72/080 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run at the Double Rare tier — the standard non-secret rare treatment for an “ex” card in this generation of Japanese sets. The 114/080 print is the Special Art Rare version: a full alternate-art treatment placed outside the main 80-card count, which is the print we carry.
| Set | Number | Rarity | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inferno X (M2) | 72/080 | Double Rare | 26 Sep 2025 |
| Inferno X (M2) | 114/080 | SAR | 26 Sep 2025 |
Because both prints released on the same day in the same set, there is no “original vs reprint” story here — the 72/080 and 114/080 are two parallel treatments of one card, not a first edition and a later reissue.
The Set: Inferno X (M2)
Inferno X — 拡張パック「インフェルノX」in Japanese — is set code M2, a regular Japanese Expansion Pack (not a High Class Pack) released on 26 September 2025. The set runs to 80 cards in its main numbering, with secret/special slots numbered above that. Its headline chase card is Mega Charizard X ex, which we cover separately in our Mega Charizard X ex card guide.
M2 sits inside the wider MEGA-series era of Japanese Pokemon sets built around Mega Evolution ex cards. For a set-by-set overview of that era’s sealed product, see our MEGA-series M1–M6 box ranking guide, and for the full list of Mega Evolution cards released so far, see our Japanese Mega Evolution card list.
Sealed M2 product — where both the 72/080 and 114/080 prints originate — is available as the M2-Inferno X Japanese Booster Box, currently listed from ¥16,490 (~$104), with a Damaged Box variant at ¥20,160 (~$127) for buyers who prefer a lower price on packaging that has taken cosmetic damage in transit.
Where This SAR Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities
Within Inferno X, the two confirmed Mega Lopunny ex prints sit on two different rungs of the set’s rarity structure: the regular numbered Double Rare print at 72/080, and the secret-slot Special Art Rare (SAR) at 114/080. The SAR sits above the Double Rare — it is the harder-to-pull, full alternate-art treatment placed outside the main numbering, which is the standard pattern for SAR-tier cards across this era of Japanese sets.
Mega Lopunny ex’s SAR treatment sits alongside other MEGA-series ex SARs we carry in PSA 10, including Mega Scrafty ex 241/193 SAR and Mega Eelektross ex 235/193 SAR — both from later sets in the same Mega Evolution ex line, and both graded to the same PSA 10 standard.
We do not currently list the 72/080 Double Rare print — our catalogue for this card is the 114/080 SAR only. For a wider view of how Mega Evolution SARs and MAs compare across our full PSA 10 range, see our PSA 10 Mega Pokemon cards guide. For Inferno X pull-rate discussion specifically, our Inferno X pull-rates hub covers the set more broadly, though note that page predates M2’s actual September 2025 release.
Where to Buy Mega Lopunny ex from Tokyo
Our graded copy of PSA 10 Mega Lopunny ex 114/080 SAR is currently listed at ¥7,502 (~$47), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. If you would rather pull your own copy, sealed M2-Inferno X Japanese Booster Boxes are the source product for both the 72/080 and 114/080 prints, from ¥16,490 (~$104), with a Damaged Box option at ¥20,160 (~$127).
For other graded Mega Evolution ex cards in the same PSA 10 tier, see PSA 10 Mega Diancie ex MA 227/193 and PSA 10 Mega Lucario ex MA 228/193, or browse the full range in our PSA 10 graded card collection. For a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mega Lopunny ex 114/080 SAR?
It is the Special Art Rare print of Mega Lopunny ex (メガミミロップex), card 114/080 from the Japanese Expansion Pack Inferno X (set code M2), released 26 September 2025. We carry a PSA 10 copy of this print, currently listed at ¥7,502 (~$47).
Is there an older “M Lopunny-EX” from the XY era?
Not based on the available print records. Lopunny’s evolution line never received a Mega Evolution card during the original 2014–2016 M-EX era. The 2025 Mega Lopunny ex from Inferno X appears to be the first Mega Evolution version of this Pokemon in either Japanese or English.
What is the difference between the 72/080 and 114/080 prints?
Both are from Inferno X (M2), released the same day. The 72/080 is a Double Rare print inside the set’s main 80-card numbering; the 114/080 is the Special Art Rare, a secret-slot alternate-art treatment. We list the 114/080 SAR, not the 72/080.
Does Mega Lopunny ex have an English print?
Yes — Phantasmal Flames (PFL) carries the card across three slots: a standard print at #84, an alternate art at #115, and a special art print at #128. These do not map one-to-one onto the two Japanese prints.
What set is Mega Lopunny ex from?
Inferno X, Japanese set code M2, a regular Expansion Pack released 26 September 2025 with an 80-card main set. The set’s headline chase card is Mega Charizard X ex.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 Mega Lopunny ex from Tokyo?
Our graded 114/080 SAR copy is currently listed at ¥7,502 (~$47) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. Sealed M2 booster boxes are also available if you would rather pull your own copy.
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