A 117-card set with a single gold-etched top rarity, a January 2026 Japan release date, and an English-language counterpart that followed about two months later — that’s the box most people mean when they ask us about “M3.”
Officially, the set is 拡張パック「ムニキスゼロ」— Munikis Zero, per its own product page on Pokemon’s official site. Limitless’s card database lists the identical set code under the alternate English rendering Nihil Zero. Both names point at the same 117-card set, set code M3, and both show up when collectors search for it — this guide uses Munikis Zero as the lead name and Nihil Zero as the name you’ll see elsewhere.
M3 is the third expansion in the Pokemon TCG MEGA series and, per our own pull-rates coverage, the first set built under Japan’s “J-Regulation” legality format. This guide covers exactly what’s in a box, which prints are the chases, how our three condition listings differ, and where the Japanese-only status of this set currently stands.
A Munikis Zero booster box is currently listed at ¥8,240 (~$52), with a Damaged Box listing at ¥8,640 (~$54). The set’s single MUR — Mega Zygarde ex #117/080 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — anchors five SAR-tier alternates, plus a separate lower-tier SR print of Rosa’s Encouragement: seven prints across three rarity tiers in total. The set’s English-language counterpart, Perfect Order (ME03), released physically worldwide on March 27, 2026.
Prices below are our current listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What’s in a Munikis Zero Box
The official product page confirms the pack-level pricing directly: ¥180 (tax included) per pack, five cards per pack. Our own pull-rates coverage of this set lists 30 packs per box, which lines up cleanly with the official per-pack figure — 30 packs at ¥180 works out to an original box MSRP around ¥5,400.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Official set name (JP) | 拡張パック「ムニキスゼロ」 (Munikis Zero) |
| Alternate English name | Nihil Zero (used by Limitless and our own card-list article) |
| Set code | M3 |
| Release date (JP) | January 23, 2026 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Pack price (tax incl., official) | ¥180 |
| Total cards in set | 117 |
Munikis Zero is the third set in the Pokemon TCG MEGA series and, per our pull-rates guide, the first set to run under Japan’s J-Regulation legality format — a format detail collectors ask about when comparing this box to earlier MEGA-series releases.
The set’s top rarity tier is the MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) — a gold-etched, full-art rarity that’s exclusive to the MEGA series and appears once per set. Munikis Zero’s single MUR slot is filled by Mega Zygarde ex, covered in detail below.
For the full card-by-card breakdown of all 117 entries, see our Nihil Zero (M3) complete card list.
Chase Cards in Munikis Zero
Five named cards across seven prints and three rarity tiers — MUR, SAR, and SR — make up the set’s chase list.
Mega Zygarde ex — the Set’s MUR
Mega Zygarde ex (メガジガルデex), #117/080, is the set’s only MUR and its flagship pull — the gold-etched treatment sits at the very top of the MEGA-series rarity ladder, and Munikis Zero carries just the one slot for it.
The same Pokemon also gets a second, more affordable print: Mega Zygarde ex #113/080 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at the SAR tier — a full-art alternate of the same card without the MUR gold treatment.
The SAR Tier: Four More Alternate Chases
Below the MUR, four further SAR-tier full-art prints round out the set’s headline pulls:
Mega Starmie ex (メガスターミーex, #111/080) and Mega Clefable ex (メガピクシーex, #112/080 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)) round out the Mega-evolution SAR slots. Meowth ex (ニャースex, #114/080) is the set’s non-Mega SAR chase.
| Card | # | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Zygarde ex | 117/080 | MUR |
| Mega Zygarde ex | 113/080 | SAR |
| Mega Starmie ex | 111/080 | SAR |
| Mega Clefable ex | 112/080 | SAR |
| Meowth ex | 114/080 | SAR |
| Rosa’s Encouragement | 115/080 | SAR |
| Rosa’s Encouragement | 107/080 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | SR |
Rosa’s Encouragement: Two Prints, Two Price Points
Rosa’s Encouragement (メイのはげまし) is a fan favourite per our pull-rates coverage, and it’s the one card in this set with two separate prints worth telling apart: a full-art SAR at #115/080, and a lower-tier SR at #107/080. We currently list a PSA10-graded copy of the SR print (107/080) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥9,016 (~$57). Sourcing requests for the SAR print go through Quick Order.
For the full pull-rate context across every rarity tier in the set, see our Nihil Zero pull rates and best cards guide.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
We list this set in three separate condition tiers, each as its own product page:
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| M3-Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero) Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥8,240 (~$52) |
| M3-Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero) Japanese Pokemon Booster Box – Damaged Box | currently listed at ¥8,640 (~$54) |
| 【No Shrink】M3-Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero) Japanese Pokemon Booster Box – Damaged Box | currently listed at ¥7,680 (~$48) |
Worth flagging directly: the pricing between these three doesn’t run in a fixed order. Right now the No Shrink listing is priced below the plain Damaged Box, not above it — the opposite of what you might assume from the names alone. Always check the individual product page for current pricing rather than assuming one condition tier is automatically cheaper than another.
Condition-tier pricing on this set shifts with available stock. The table above reflects what’s listed as of this writing — the product pages linked are the source of truth for current price.
Where to Buy a Munikis Zero Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Munikis Zero boxes and PSA10-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The regular box is currently listed at ¥8,240, the Damaged Box at ¥8,640, and the No Shrink Damaged Box at ¥7,680. Compare the current prices and condition labels directly rather than treating both alternative listings as automatic savings.
For the graded Rosa’s Encouragement SR single, see our PSA10 107/080 listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), or browse the full PSA 10 graded card collection. For other Japanese Pokemon boxes, our Pokemon card box collection covers the full current lineup, and the Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag a single or box not currently listed.
If you’re weighing Munikis Zero against another MEGA-series box, our Munikis Zero vs Ninja Spinner (M4) box comparison and our broader Nihil Zero (M3) complete guide cover the wider picture beyond this box-buying angle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Munikis Zero the same set as Nihil Zero?
Yes. The official Pokemon product page names the set 拡張パック「ムニキスゼロ」 (Munikis Zero); Limitless’s card database lists the identical set code M3 under the alternate English rendering Nihil Zero. Both names refer to the same 117-card set.
What’s inside a Munikis Zero booster box?
Each box has 30 packs of 5 cards, drawn from a 117-card set. The official per-pack price is ¥180 tax included, which works out to an original box MSRP of roughly ¥5,400.
What is the chase card in Munikis Zero?
Mega Zygarde ex (#117/080) is the set’s single MUR — a gold-etched, full-art rarity that appears once per MEGA-series set. Four further SAR-tier prints (Mega Zygarde ex 113/080, Mega Starmie ex 111/080, Mega Clefable ex 112/080, Meowth ex 114/080) and Rosa’s Encouragement (SAR 115/080 and SR 107/080) round out the set’s headline pulls.
What’s the difference between the regular box, Damaged Box, and No Shrink listings?
They are separate product listings with different condition labels. Pricing between them doesn’t follow a fixed order — currently the No Shrink listing is priced below the plain Damaged Box, so check each product page for the current price rather than assuming one tier costs less than another.
Is there an English version of Munikis Zero?
Yes. The English-language counterpart is Perfect Order (ME03), the third expansion in the Mega Evolution Series, released physically worldwide on March 27, 2026. It isn’t a card-for-card reprint of Munikis Zero, so the two sets’ chase lineups differ.
Where can I buy a Munikis Zero booster box?
We ship sealed Munikis Zero boxes and PSA10-graded singles from Tokyo with tracked delivery. See the box, Damaged Box, and No Shrink listings linked in this guide, or use our Quick Order page for anything not currently listed.
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