The Perfect Order booster box, officially the Booster Display, holds 36 packs of 10 cards each.
The tcg.pokemon.com expansion page for Perfect Order prints that description, and the pokemon.com set page dates the English set to March 27, 2026. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs it with Japan’s M3 Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero), which released on January 23, 2026 in 5-card packs.
The English side also has an Elite Trainer Box, a Booster Bundle and a Build & Battle Box. We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
- The English Booster Display lists 36 packs, each with 10 cards, 1 Basic Energy and a Pokémon TCG Live code card. The official pages state no MSRP.
- Limitless TCG lists an M3 print with the same illustrator for all 36 English cards numbered 89–124.
- The Japanese M3 Munikis Zero booster box (No Shrink option) is currently listed at ¥8,375 (~$54); the Sealed option is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
- Product contents as printed on tcg.pokemon.com and pokemon.com as of September 30, 2026.
- EN↔JP card matches from Limitless TCG as of September 30, 2026.
- SNKRDUNK box asks and store listings as of September 30, 2026.
What the Official Pages Print for the English Products
The tcg.pokemon.com expansion page for Perfect Order lists five products: the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, the Elite Trainer Box, the Booster Bundle, the Booster Display and the Build & Battle Box. The Product Showcase post on pokemon.com prints “Booster Display Box Available March 27, 2026”.
| English product | Printed contents |
|---|---|
| Booster Display | 36 Perfect Order booster packs; each pack has 10 cards, 1 Basic Energy and 1 Pokémon TCG Live code card; cards vary by pack |
| Booster Bundle | Six Perfect Order booster packs |
| Build & Battle Box | 40-card ready-to-play deck including 1 of 4 unique foil promo cards; 4 booster packs; Live code card |
| Elite Trainer Box | 9 booster packs, 1 full-art foil Tyrunt promo and accessories (next section) |
| Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box | 11 booster packs, two Tyrunt promos and the same accessories |
The set page reads “Release Date March 27, 2026”, “Number of Cards Over 120” and “Standard Legal Deck? Yes”. Its highlights list more new Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, more than 25 Trainer cards, and more than 30 Pokémon and Trainer cards with special illustrations. No MSRP is printed for any of the five products.
Spec Table: English Display vs Japanese M3 Box
The table sets the English Booster Display against the Japanese M3 Munikis Zero box. A dash marks a value the named page does not state.
| Spec | English Perfect Order Booster Display | Japanese M3 Munikis Zero box |
|---|---|---|
| Packs | 36 | — |
| Cards per pack | 10 cards + 1 Basic Energy + 1 Live code card | 5 cards (per Bulbapedia) |
| Price | MSRP not stated officially | ¥180 per pack (set MSRP, per Bulbapedia) |
| Set release | March 27, 2026 | January 23, 2026 |
| Set size | Over 120 cards; main set 88; Limitless lists 124 | 80-card main set; numbering to 117/080 |
| Set pairing | Per Bulbapedia (snapshot September 15, 2026), Perfect Order is M3’s closest English equivalent | |
| Card language | English | Japanese |
No official source states that the English set equals the Japanese set. The set pairing is Bulbapedia’s, and the card-level matches below are Limitless TCG’s.
The Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box
The pokemon.com product gallery dates the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box to a March 27, 2026 launch. Its contents, as printed there and on tcg.pokemon.com, are set out against the Pokémon Center version.
| Component | Elite Trainer Box | Pokémon Center ETB |
|---|---|---|
| Perfect Order booster packs | 9 | 11 |
| Full-art foil Tyrunt promo | 1 | 1 |
| Second full-art foil Tyrunt promo with Pokémon Center logo | — | 1 |
| Card sleeves | 65 | 65 |
| Pokémon TCG Energy cards | 40 | 40 |
| Player’s guide, 6 damage-counter dice, coin-flip die, plastic coin | Included | Included |
| Collector’s box | 6 dividers | 6 dividers |
| Pokémon TCG Live code card | 1 | 1 |
The Perfect Order ETB follows the same layout as the Phantasmal Flames ETB, with a Tyrunt promo in place of Charcadet. The official pages state no MSRP for either version.
Where the Booster Display is the pack-volume product, the ETB is the accessory kit: nine packs, and a set of sleeves, Energy cards, dice and a storage box. The Japanese M3 product we list is a booster box, so the box, not an ETB, is the Japanese product compared below.
How the 124-Card English Set Is Built
The pokemon.com card database numbers the Perfect Order main set to 88: Telepathic Energy is printed 88/88, and Spewpa follows as 89/88. Limitless TCG lists 124 cards as of September 30, 2026, which means a 36-card secret subset numbered 89–124.
| Numbers | Tier (Limitless label) | Cards |
|---|---|---|
| 1–88 | Main set: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Double Rare | 88 |
| 89–99 | Art Rare (AR) | 11 |
| 100–117 | Ultra Rare | 18 |
| 118–123 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | 6 |
| 124 | Secret Rare | 1 |
These are counts of cards that exist, not of how many appear per pack. No pull rate is published; our Nihil Zero pull rates article covers what the Japanese side does and does not state.
Japan’s M3 Munikis Zero
The Japanese set is M3 ムニキスゼロ (Munikis Zero; English name per Bulbapedia: Nihil Zero). Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) gives the release date, pack price, pack size and main-set count in the table; the pokemon-card.com database prints the top card as 117/080.
| Item | M3 Munikis Zero |
|---|---|
| Release date | January 23, 2026 |
| Product type | Expansion pack |
| Price per pack | ¥180 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Main set | 80 cards |
| Closest English equivalent | Perfect Order |
Our M3 Nihil Zero complete guide and the M3 card list cover the Japanese set card by card.
Card-by-Card: All 36 Cards Matched to M3
Limitless TCG’s English card pages list the Japanese prints of each card. Filtering those to M3 prints of the corresponding tier, Limitless (as of September 30, 2026) lists a match for all 36 cards numbered 89–124. On every match the illustrator credited on the English print and the Japanese print is the same.
| EN No. | English card | EN rarity | Illustrator | JP No. (M3) | Japanese card | JP rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 89 | Spewpa | AR | kamonabe | 81 | コフーライ | AR |
| 90 | Rowlet | AR | ryoma uratsuka | 82 | モクロー | AR |
| 91 | Talonflame | AR | OKACHEKE | 83 | ファイアロー | AR |
| 92 | Aurorus | AR | Masa | 84 | アマルルガ | AR |
| 93 | Dedenne | AR | HYOGONOSUKE | 85 | デデンネ | AR |
| 94 | Clefairy | AR | Cona Nitanda | 86 | ピッピ | AR |
| 95 | Espurr | AR | MINAMINAMI Take | 87 | ニャスパー | AR |
| 96 | Probopass | AR | Kinu Nishimura | 88 | ダイノーズ | AR |
| 97 | Drapion | AR | kawayoo | 90 | ドラピオン | AR |
| 98 | Doublade | AR | Anesaki Dynamic | 91 | ニダンギル | AR |
| 99 | Raticate | AR | Mina Nakai | 92 | ラッタ | AR |
| 100 | Decidueye ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 93 | ジュナイパーex | SR |
| 101 | Salazzle ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 94 | エンニュートex | SR |
| 102 | Mega Starmie ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 95 | メガスターミーex | SR |
| 103 | Mega Clefable ex | UR | aky CG Works | 96 | メガピクシーex | SR |
| 104 | Mega Zygarde ex | UR | takuyoa | 97 | メガジガルデex | SR |
| 105 | Yveltal ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 98 | イベルタルex | SR |
| 106 | Mega Skarmory ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 99 | メガエアームドex | SR |
| 107 | Meowth ex | UR | 5ban Graphics | 100 | ニャースex | SR |
| 108 | Energy Recycler | UR | Toyste Beach | 101 | エネルギーリサイクル | SR |
| 109 | Forest of Vitality | UR | AYUMI ODASHIMA | 109 | 活力の森 | SR |
| 110 | Jacinthe | UR | Susumu Maeya | 108 | ユカリ | SR |
| 111 | Lumiose City | UR | MARINA Chikazawa | 110 | ミアレシティ | SR |
| 112 | Naveen | UR | DOM | 106 | ピュール | SR |
| 113 | Poké Pad | UR | Studio Bora Inc. | 103 | ポケパッド | SR |
| 114 | Rosa’s Encouragement | UR | Atsushi Furusawa | 107 | メイのはげまし | SR |
| 115 | Sacred Ash | UR | Toyste Beach | 102 | せいなるはい | SR |
| 116 | Tarragon | UR | Akira Komayama | 105 | タラゴン | SR |
| 117 | Wondrous Patch | UR | Studio Bora Inc. | 104 | ワンダーパッチ | SR |
| 118 | Mega Starmie ex | SAR | takuyoa | 111 | メガスターミーex | SAR |
| 119 | Mega Clefable ex | SAR | Cona Nitanda | 112 | メガピクシーex | SAR |
| 120 | Mega Zygarde ex | SAR | kantaro | 113 | メガジガルデex | SAR |
| 121 | Meowth ex | SAR | Natsumi Yoshida | 114 | ニャースex | SAR |
| 122 | Jacinthe | SAR | Souichirou Gunjima | 116 | ユカリ | SAR |
| 123 | Rosa’s Encouragement | SAR | Iori Suzuki | 115 | メイのはげまし | SAR |
| 124 | Mega Zygarde ex | Secret Rare | takuyoa | 117 | メガジガルデex | MUR |
English rarity labels follow Limitless TCG. The Japanese SAR and MUR codes are the icons printed on pokemon-card.com; the SR codes follow Limitless’s Secret Rare tier. Numbers do not line up one to one: the English Jacinthe SAR is 122 and the Japanese one is 116, while Rosa’s Encouragement SAR is 123 in English and 115 in Japanese.
The Seven Top Cards: Numbers, Illustrators, Listings
The six SAR cards and the top Secret Rare carry the highest rarity codes in the set. Each Japanese print is shown from the official pokemon-card.com database. Each listing is a PSA 10 back order — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. How back orders work is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan.
Mega Starmie ex SAR — EN 118, M3 111/080
Illustrated by takuyoa on both prints. The back order is listed at ¥5,897 (~$38).
Mega Clefable ex SAR — EN 119, M3 112/080
Illustrated by Cona Nitanda. The back order is listed at ¥5,871 (~$38).
Mega Zygarde ex SAR — EN 120, M3 113/080
Illustrated by kantaro. The back order is listed at ¥6,373 (~$41).
Meowth ex SAR — EN 121, M3 114/080
Illustrated by Natsumi Yoshida. The physical PSA 10 is ¥12,042 (~$78); the PSA 10 back order is ¥11,800 (~$77).
Jacinthe SAR — EN 122, M3 116/080
Illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima. The back order is listed at ¥7,283 (~$47).
Rosa’s Encouragement SAR — EN 123, M3 115/080
Illustrated by Iori Suzuki. The back order is listed at ¥23,215 (~$151).
Mega Zygarde ex MUR — EN 124, M3 117/080
Illustrated by takuyoa; the English counterpart is the Secret Rare No. 124. The back order is listed at ¥38,352 (~$249).
SR and AR Singles with a Store Listing
Several of the matched cards below the SAR tier appear as graded singles in the store. The table pairs each English number with its Japanese number and shows the PSA 10 listing and the PSA 10 back order where both exist.
| Card | EN No. | JP No. | PSA 10 listed | PSA 10 back order |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Starmie ex SR | 102 | M3 095/080 | ¥4,530 (~$29) | ¥4,443 (~$29) |
| Meowth ex SR | 107 | M3 100/080 | ¥7,020 (~$46) | ¥6,885 (~$45) |
| Rosa’s Encouragement SR | 114 | M3 107/080 | ¥7,738 (~$50) | ¥7,181 (~$47) |
| Espurr AR | 95 | M3 087/080 | ¥4,274 (~$28) | ¥4,192 (~$27) |
| Clefairy AR | 94 | M3 086/080 | — | ¥4,470 (~$29) |
PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading scale; our PSA 10 meaning guide explains it.
The Japanese Box: Store Listing and SNKRDUNK Ask
The M3 Munikis Zero booster box is a variable product. Its No Shrink option is currently listed at ¥8,375 (~$54), and the Sealed option is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
The lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026, for the sealed M3 Munikis Zero box listing is ¥8,280 (~$54); the shrink-less SNKRDUNK listing shows a lowest ask of ¥6,799 (~$44). Both are asking prices, not sales.
Damaged-box variants are separate products. The Grade B Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥7,633 (~$50); the other M3 damaged-box variants are sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
Reading a Card’s Region at a Glance
Limitless credits the same illustrator on matched prints; these printed details identify the region.
- The number denominator. English Perfect Order cards print over 88 (No. 118 is 118/88). The Japanese cards print over 080 (Mega Starmie ex SAR is 111/080).
- The number itself. A matched card sits at a different number in each region: Mega Starmie ex SAR is 118 in English and 111 in M3; Jacinthe SAR is 122 in English and 116 in M3.
- The card name language. The Japanese Jacinthe prints as ユカリ; the English one as Jacinthe.
- The top-card code. The English top card is the Secret Rare (No. 124); Limitless matches it to the MUR (117/080).
Our Japanese vs English Pokemon cards explainer covers the wider differences.
Where to Buy the Japanese Side from Tokyo
English Displays, Bundles and ETBs are retail products of the English market. From Tokyo we sell the Japanese line:
- The M3 Munikis Zero booster box, No Shrink option currently listed at ¥8,375 (~$54).
- The M3 Munikis Zero card list with the Japanese cards and their listings.
- Graded singles in the PSA 10 collection.
- Sourcing requests for a specific card or a sold-out box go through Quick Order.
More on the set: the Munikis Zero booster box buying guide, the Perfect Order chase cards and their Japanese M3 versions, and the Perfect Order card list.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many packs are in the Perfect Order booster box?
The English product officially called the Booster Display lists 36 Perfect Order packs, and each pack has 10 cards, 1 Basic Energy and a Pokémon TCG Live code card, per tcg.pokemon.com as of September 30, 2026. The Booster Bundle lists six packs instead.
When did Perfect Order release in English and in Japan?
The English set released on March 27, 2026, per the pokemon.com set page. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs it with M3 Munikis Zero, which released in Japan on January 23, 2026, about two months before the English set.
How much does the Perfect Order booster box cost?
The official pages state no MSRP for the Booster Display. The Japanese M3 Munikis Zero box we list (No Shrink option) is currently listed at ¥8,375 (~$54); its Sealed option is sold out at the time of this update, and the lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, September 30, 2026, is ¥8,280 (~$54).
How many cards are in Perfect Order?
The pokemon.com set page says “Over 120 cards”. Limitless TCG lists 124 cards as of September 30, 2026: an 88-card main set and a 36-card secret subset numbered 89–124. The Japanese M3 main set has 80 cards, and its numbering runs to 117.
How many packs are in the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box?
The Elite Trainer Box lists nine Perfect Order booster packs and a full-art foil Tyrunt promo. The Pokémon Center ETB lists eleven packs and two Tyrunt promos, one with a Pokémon Center logo. Both also list 65 sleeves and 40 Energy cards, and neither page states an MSRP.
Do Perfect Order cards match Japanese M3 cards?
Limitless TCG lists an M3 print with the same illustrator for all 36 English cards numbered 89–124, as of September 30, 2026. No official source states the two sets are equal; the set pairing comes from Bulbapedia, and the card matches come from Limitless.
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