Mega Brave (M1L) Complete Card List: All 92 Cards & Rarities

What Is Mega Brave (M1L)?

Mega Brave is Japan’s ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA 拡張パック「メガブレイブ」, released Friday, August 1, 2025. It’s a standard Expansion Pack — each pack retails at ¥180 (tax included) for 5 cards, and a sealed booster box holds 30 packs (JAN 4521329431161). Unlike most single-pack MEGA-era releases, Mega Brave launched as one half of a twin drop: its companion set, M1S Mega Symphonia, hit shelves the same day off a shared official product page, a pairing we cover in more detail below.

The base set runs cards 001–063, and the secret-rarity run picks up at 064 and continues through 092 — 29 cards split across Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and the set’s single MUR. For the full numbered base checklist, see our M1L card list page; this article focuses on the high-rarity tier and set-level facts that drive the secondary market. For a broader walkthrough of what’s inside every pack, see our Mega Brave (M1L) complete guide.

The set’s headliner is Mega Lucario ex, whose base-rarity appearance (RR 029/063) leads all the way up to card 092/063 — one of the first two Mega Ultra Rares ever printed in the format, alongside M1S’s Mega Gardevoir ex. MUR debuted specifically with M1L and M1S together on this release date, per PokeBeach’s original reporting on the tier’s announcement.

Mega Brave Card List by Rarity (M1L): AR, SR, SAR & MUR (29 Cards)

All 29 cards below are transcribed directly from Limitless TCG’s set data — Japanese names, English names (Limitless’s own translation toggle), and rarity. This is every AR, SR, SAR, and MUR card in Mega Brave, no summarizing.

Art Rare (AR) — 064–075

The Art Rare tier opens with the original Kanto starter line — Bulbasaur (064) and its Stage 1, Ivysaur (065) — and includes four cards (Riolu 068, Marshadow 069, Vulpix 067, and Gumshoos 075) that are currently listed as PSA10 graded singles in our catalog, covered below.

Secret Rare (SR) — 076–086

Not every secret-tier ex line goes all the way to SAR. Mega Lucario ex (078/088), Mega Venusaur ex (076/087), and Mega Absol ex (079/089) each continue on to a Special Art Rare printing, but Mega Camerupt ex (077) and Mega Mawile ex (080) stop at Secret Rare with no SAR version in this set. Two Supporters — Lt. Surge’s Deal (マチスの取引, 085) and Lillie’s Determination (リーリエの決心, 086) — are the tier’s trainer chase cards, and both go on to SAR as well (090 and 091, below).

Special Art Rare (SAR) — 087–091

Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) — 092

MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) is the gold-finish top tier that debuted with Mega Brave and its twin, M1S Mega Symphonia — the format’s first two sets to carry the rarity. Unlike older UR gold cards, MUR cards are brand-new illustrations rather than gold recolors of an existing full art. The label itself is press and JP-market usage (PokeBeach, VGC, PokeGuardian) rather than official pokemon-card.com terminology, but it’s the term used consistently across the sets we cover.

Box Economics: MSRP vs. What We’re Listing

Mega Brave’s official MSRP is ¥180 (tax included) per 5-card pack, or ¥5,400 for a sealed 30-pack booster box at retail. That’s the price the box left the printer at in August 2025 — it isn’t what boxes actually change hands for now that the set’s secret-rarity pulls (the 29-card run above) have had a full year to establish secondary-market value.

At ¥9,025, our current box listing runs well above the ¥5,400 official MSRP — a gap that’s typical for MEGA-era sealed product once a set has been out long enough for its SR/SAR/MUR pulls to establish secondary-market value. Mega Brave has now been on shelves for a full year, giving its secondary market considerably more time to settle than a set that just released. The separate Pokemon Center Set (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is a distinct retail product that is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.

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For a deeper look at what’s actually inside the box and who should buy it, see our Mega Brave (M1L) booster box buying guide. If you’re weighing this set against its same-day twin, our Mega Brave vs. Mega Symphonia box guide puts both box economics side by side.

Where to Buy Mega Brave Cards & Boxes

We ship Japanese sealed Mega Brave product and PSA10 graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Sealed boxes are the most direct way to chase the AR/SR/SAR/MUR tiers yourself, while graded singles let you skip straight to a specific number.

• Sealed box: M1L Mega Brave Booster Box — currently listed at ¥9,025 (~$57)
• Special retail set: Mega Brave Pokemon Center Set — sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), restock via Quick Order
• Riolu AR 068/063 (PSA 10): sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), restock via Quick Order
• Marshadow AR 069/063 (PSA 10): sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), restock via Quick Order
• Vulpix AR 067/063 (PSA 10): sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), restock via Quick Order
• Gumshoos AR 075/063 (PSA 10): sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), restock via Quick Order
• Any other card by number, or the full base checklist: our Quick Order page and M1L card list page

If you’re building a mixed order across several sets — say, a Mega Brave box alongside singles from later MEGA-era releases — our Quick Order page is the fastest route to a single combined order. For the full walkthrough of pack contents and set context, see our Mega Brave (M1L) complete guide, and for community-reported pull rates and the best cards to chase, see our Mega Brave pull rates & best cards article.