The Delta Reign card list has not been published in full: pokemon.com describes the English expansion as having "over 135 cards" and dates it November 6, 2026, but no numbered English list is printed as of September 30, 2026. What can be checked is the Japanese source material. Bulbapedia states that Delta Reign includes cards released in the Japanese Storm Emeralda (M6) expansion and in the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets, so the Storm Emeralda prints are one part of the English set, not the whole of it.
Storm Emeralda released in Japan on July 31, 2026. Its official database lists 110 entries: a 76-card base set printed /076 plus 37 secret rares, 113 printed numbers in all, because each two-part Stadium is one entry that prints both of its numbers (per pokemon-card.com, as of September 30, 2026).
Delta Reign is dated November 6, 2026 on pokemon.com and has over 135 cards. Per Bulbapedia it draws on Storm Emeralda (M6) and the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets. The Japanese Storm Emeralda booster box, Sealed option, is currently listed at ¥11,165 (~$72).
- Delta Reign's relationship to Storm Emeralda corrected: it also draws on the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets, per Bulbapedia.
- Official facts as of September 30, 2026: release date, card count and featured cards from pokemon.com.
- New tables: Delta Reign names matched to Japanese M6 prints, and M6 asks dated September 30, 2026.
- Store prices and product states as of September 30, 2026.
The Delta Reign set page lists the series as the Mega Evolution Series, the release date as November 06, 2026, the number of cards as "Over 135" and a Standard-legal deck. The August 20, 2026 announcement adds more than 20 Trainer cards, more than 35 Pokemon and Trainer cards with special illustrations, and Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex and Mega Golisopod ex as featured cards. No English MSRP, product list or numbered card list is printed on the official pages as of September 30, 2026.
The 113 printed numbers are the 76-card base set plus 37 secret rares (12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR and 1 MUR); the official database lists 110 entries. Delta Reign's own numbered list has not been published as of September 30, 2026, so the Japanese and English counts describe different sets of cards.
What Delta Reign Is and How It Relates to Storm Emeralda
Delta Reign is the English-language Mega Evolution Series expansion that pokemon.com dates November 6, 2026. Storm Emeralda is the Japanese expansion released on July 31, 2026. Bulbapedia (as of September 30, 2026) states that "Delta Reign includes cards released in the Japanese Storm Emeralda expansion and the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets." It also states that Delta Reign was first revealed on June 18, 2026, at the same time as Storm Emeralda and Ruler of the Skies, a Rayquaza-themed set for Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket. The official pokemon.com pages name no Japanese source set.
That shapes what a Delta Reign card list can contain. Storm Emeralda's printed numbers are one input, and the English total of over 135 cards on pokemon.com is larger than the 113 printed numbers of the Japanese set. Bulbapedia's partial Delta Reign list, numbered out of 103, also includes names such as Sprigatito, Floragato, Meowscarada, Jolteon, Eevee, Zarude, Morpeko, Aarune and Grisham that the official Storm Emeralda card list does not contain.
The Japanese side is fixed and searchable on the official Pokemon Card Game database, while the English side is still being announced: the August 20, 2026 pokemon.com announcement states that more details about the expansion will be published on Pokemon.com. For the release timeline, see our Delta Reign release date guide.
The Headline Cards
pokemon.com names Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex and Mega Golisopod ex as the featured cards of Delta Reign. In the Japanese Storm Emeralda set, Mega Rayquaza ex is printed in four rarities: 058/076 (RR), SR 095/076, SAR 110/076 and MUR 113/076.
The Japanese Mega Rayquaza ex 058/076 is a Basic Colorless Mega Evolution ex with 280 HP, illustrated by takuyoa in the official database. Its attack Storm Emeralda deals 50 damage times the number of Fire and Lightning Energy attached to your Pokemon (English attack name is a working rendering). Bulbapedia's partial Delta Reign list prints Mega Rayquaza at 084/103; the English card text is not confirmed.
Three more Mega Evolution ex sit in the Japanese base set:
Bulbapedia's partial Delta Reign list prints these three as Mega Golisopod 011/103, Mega Golurk 047/103 and Mega Malamar 069/103. The official Storm Emeralda list has four more ex in the RR slots: Heat Rotom ex 015/076, Wishiwashi ex 021/076, Raikou ex 024/076 and Talonflame ex 062/076.
Storm Emeralda also carries two-part Stadiums, printed as two cards that are played together as one Stadium. The official Japanese page states that the right and left halves together can total up to four cards in a deck. The three pairs are 伝説の海溝 (071 and 072), 伝説の山頂 (073 and 074) and 伝説の溶岩洞 (075 and 076). Bulbapedia states that Delta Reign introduces "Legendary Stadiums" and prints Legendary Summit at 096/103 and 097/103 and Legendary Trench at 098/103 and 099/103; those English names are Bulbapedia's, not printed on the official pokemon.com pages.
The Pokemon Company does not publish pull rates for Storm Emeralda; the official product page states only that cards are inserted at random (pokemon-card.com/ex/m6/), and nothing about pull rates is printed for Delta Reign. Related reading: the Storm Emeralda pull rates and best cards guide, the Delta Reign pull rates guide and the Delta Reign chase cards guide.
The Delta Reign Card List: What Is Confirmed
The confirmed parts of the Delta Reign card list come from two sources, pokemon.com for the official figures and Bulbapedia for the set-level breakdown, both as of September 30, 2026:
- Size: pokemon.com prints "Over 135" cards, with more than 20 Trainer cards and more than 35 Pokemon and Trainer cards with special illustrations.
- Mega Evolution ex: pokemon.com names Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex and Mega Golisopod ex as featured. Bulbapedia counts four Mega Evolution Pokemon ex and six Pokemon ex.
- Stadiums: Bulbapedia counts six Stadium cards creating three Legendary Stadiums.
- Rarity tiers: Bulbapedia lists 14 illustration rare Pokemon, 17 ultra rare Pokemon and Trainer cards, and six special illustration rare Pokemon and Supporter cards.
- Japanese Storm Emeralda secret rares: 12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR and 1 MUR in the official database, with Mega Rayquaza ex in the SR, SAR and MUR slots.
For the row-by-row Japanese list with images, see the Storm Emeralda card list, 113 printed numbers; it is the Japanese list, and it covers only the Storm Emeralda part of Delta Reign.
As of September 30, 2026, the official pages print no numbered Delta Reign card list, no secret-rare count, no English MSRP and no product list. Bulbapedia's own set list is partial with no rarity column filled, and its page carries a notice that Delta Reign is an expected future event. Prerelease dates and Elite Trainer Box contents are not confirmed.
A side-by-side of the English and Japanese products is tracked in our Delta Reign vs. Storm Emeralda guide.
Delta Reign Names and Their Japanese Storm Emeralda Prints
Bulbapedia's partial Delta Reign set list prints card names with numbers out of 103. Where a Storm Emeralda card of the same name exists in the official database, the Japanese number is listed next to it. Whether the English card matches the Japanese print card for card is not confirmed.
| Delta Reign number (Bulbapedia) | Card name as Bulbapedia prints it | Japanese Storm Emeralda card of the same name (official database) |
|---|---|---|
| 003/103 | Masquerain | 003/076; AR 077/076 |
| 011/103 | Mega Golisopod | Mega Golisopod ex 009/076 (RR) |
| 018/103 | Growlithe | 010/076; AR 078/076 |
| 019/103 | Arcanine | 011/076 |
| 023/103 | Heat Rotom | Heat Rotom ex 015/076 (RR) |
| 029/103 | Wishiwashi | Wishiwashi ex 021/076 (RR) |
| 031/103 | Electivire | 023/076; AR 081/076 |
| 033/103 | Raikou | Raikou ex 024/076 (RR) |
| 035/103 | Thundurus | 025/076 |
| 036/103 | Pincurchin | 026/076; AR 082/076 |
| 047/103 | Mega Golurk | Mega Golurk ex 033/076 (RR) |
| 053/103 | Groudon | 039/076; AR 084/076 |
| 054/103 | Landorus | 040/076 |
| 055/103 | Nidoran♀ | 041/076 |
| 058/103 | Spinarak | 044/076 |
| 069/103 | Mega Malamar | Mega Malamar ex 048/076 (RR) |
| 072/103 | Druddigon | 049/076 |
| 075/103 | Kommo-o | 052/076 |
| 084/103 | Mega Rayquaza | Mega Rayquaza ex 058/076 (RR); SR 095/076, SAR 110/076, MUR 113/076 |
| 085/103 | Tornadus | 059/076 |
| 090/103 | Adventure Lantern | 064/076 |
| 096/103 + 097/103 | Legendary Summit (Stadium pair) | 伝説の山頂 073/076 + 074/076 |
| 098/103 + 099/103 | Legendary Trench (Stadium pair) | 伝説の海溝 071/076 + 072/076 |
| 103/103 | Zinnia's Trust | 069/076; SR 102/076, SAR 112/076 |
Names on Bulbapedia's list with no Storm Emeralda card of that name in the official database include Sprigatito, Floragato, Meowscarada, Jolteon, Eevee, Delibird, Zarude, Morpeko, Aarune and Grisham. Bulbapedia's list is incomplete, so a missing name is not evidence that a card is absent from Delta Reign.
Japanese M6 Asks by Card, September 30, 2026
SNKRDUNK's lowest ask for the Storm Emeralda BOX was ¥10,099 (~$66) with shrink and ¥7,980 (~$52) without shrink on September 30, 2026. The SR, SAR and MUR prints of the Japanese set carried these lowest raw asks on the same date. These are asking prices, not sales. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
The Mega Rayquaza ex MUR 113/076 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥226,216 (~$1,469) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. For the SAR 110/076, a PSA 10 back order is offered at ¥91,453 (~$594), and the back-order guide explains the process.
| Card | Number | Rarity | Lowest ask, raw | Ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Rayquaza ex | M6 113/076 | MUR | ¥40,000 (~$260) | PSA 10 back order ¥226,216 (~$1,469) |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | M6 110/076 | SAR | ¥27,999 (~$182) | PSA 10 back order ¥91,453 (~$594) |
| Raikou ex | M6 108/076 | SAR | ¥3,600 (~$23) | — |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | M6 095/076 | SR | ¥1,800 (~$12) | — |
| Zinnia's Trust | M6 112/076 | SAR | ¥1,600 (~$10) | — |
| Mega Golisopod ex | M6 107/076 | SAR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Mega Golurk ex | M6 109/076 | SAR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Gilly | M6 111/076 | SAR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Mega Golisopod ex | M6 089/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Heat Rotom ex | M6 090/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Wishiwashi ex | M6 091/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Raikou ex | M6 092/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Mega Golurk ex | M6 093/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Mega Malamar ex | M6 094/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
| Talonflame ex | M6 096/076 | SR | ¥1,000 (~$6), display floor | — |
On the same date SNKRDUNK's visible condition-rated (A, B or S) listings started at ¥61,000 (~$396) for the MUR and ¥29,800 (~$194) for the SAR 110/076, and the lowest PSA 10 asks SNKRDUNK showed were ¥204,800 (~$1,330) and ¥88,000 (~$571). The official database credits takuyoa on the MUR, Kazuki Minami on the Mega Rayquaza ex SAR, Oku on the Raikou ex SAR and Teeziro on the Zinnia's Trust SAR.
Buying the Japanese Storm Emeralda Box Before the English Release
Delta Reign releases in English on November 6, 2026, and the Japanese Storm Emeralda box is the way to hold the Storm Emeralda portion of the set earlier, in Japanese card text. The M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Sealed option, currently listed at ¥11,165 (~$72) is the listing for the standard box; the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update, and restock requests go through Quick Order. The M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), currently listed at ¥10,496 (~$68) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is a separate product.
Buying the M6 box does not give the whole of Delta Reign: per Bulbapedia the English set also includes cards from the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets, and those cards are not in the M6 box.
The previous Japanese release in the same run, M5 Abyss Eye, has its booster box listed as the No Shrink option at ¥8,603 (~$56), and the M5 Mega Darkrai ex SAR (114/081) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥31,885 (~$207). Our Pitch Black chase cards article covers the M5 prints.
Also related: our Delta Reign pre-order guide comparing US retailers and the Japanese M6 box and the Storm Emeralda SAR and MUR list.
Where to Buy Delta Reign Cards
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Delta Reign itself releases in English on November 6, 2026, so the direct route to the Storm Emeralda cards is the Japanese box:
- M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Sealed option, currently listed at ¥11,165 (~$72); the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
- M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), currently listed at ¥10,496 (~$68) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
- Every Storm Emeralda card with its image: the M6 card list page.
Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Delta Reign the same as Storm Emeralda?
Not entirely. Bulbapedia states that Delta Reign includes cards released in Storm Emeralda and in the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets, as of September 30, 2026. The official pokemon.com pages call Delta Reign a Mega Evolution Series expansion with over 135 cards and name no Japanese source set.
When does Delta Reign release?
pokemon.com dates the English Mega Evolution—Delta Reign expansion November 6, 2026, and lists it as a Standard-legal deck expansion. Storm Emeralda released in Japan on July 31, 2026. As of September 30, 2026, the official pages print no English MSRP, product list or numbered card list.
How many cards are in Delta Reign?
pokemon.com says over 135 cards, including more than 20 Trainer cards and more than 35 cards with special illustrations. A numbered English list is not published as of September 30, 2026. Storm Emeralda has 113 printed numbers, a 76-card base set plus 37 secret rares, and 110 official database entries.
Can I get Delta Reign cards before the English release?
Some of them, in Japanese. Bulbapedia says Delta Reign includes Storm Emeralda cards, and the Japanese M6 booster box, Sealed option, is currently listed at ¥11,165 (~$72). Cards that come from the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets, per Bulbapedia, are not in the M6 box.
Are Delta Reign pull rates published?
No. The Pokemon Company does not publish pull rates for Storm Emeralda; the official product page states only that cards are inserted at random. Nothing about pull rates is printed for Delta Reign on the official pokemon.com pages either, as of September 30, 2026.
What are Legendary Stadiums?
Per Bulbapedia, Legendary Stadiums are Stadium cards played together as a pair, with three pairs in Delta Reign. In Japanese Storm Emeralda the pairs are 伝説の海溝 (071 and 072), 伝説の山頂 (073 and 074) and 伝説の溶岩洞 (075 and 076); the official page allows up to four halves in a deck.
What does the Storm Emeralda Mega Rayquaza ex MUR cost?
SNKRDUNK's lowest raw ask for the M6 113/076 MUR was ¥40,000 (~$260) on September 30, 2026, an asking price rather than a sale. A PSA 10 back order for it is offered at ¥226,216 (~$1,469). The SAR 110/076 asks ¥27,999 (~$182) raw.
Sources: pokemon.com Delta Reign set page and August 20, 2026 announcement; pokemon-card.com Storm Emeralda product page and card database; Bulbapedia Delta Reign page; SNKRDUNK asks; all as of September 30, 2026.
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