The Mega Evolutions ETB, listed on pokemon.com as the Mega Evolution Elite Trainer Box, holds nine booster packs, while each Japanese Mega Brave or Mega Symphonia box holds thirty. The pokemon.com product gallery dates the ETB to a September 26, 2025 launch and prints its contents line by line. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs the English set with two Japanese sets, M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia, both listed with an August 1, 2025 release and 30 packs per box.
The English ETB is a kit of packs, sleeves, Energy cards, dice and a divided storage box. The Japanese products we list are booster boxes, one for each set. Limitless TCG’s card pages show which Japanese prints match the 56 Mega Evolution cards numbered 133 to 188, and the tables below give the M1L or M1S number of each one.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
- The English Elite Trainer Box lists 9 booster packs and one full-art foil promo featuring Alakazam or Riolu; the Pokémon Center ETB lists 11 packs and two such promos, one with a Pokémon Center logo. The official pages state no MSRP.
- Limitless TCG lists a Japanese print for all 56 English cards numbered 133 to 188: 28 of them in M1L Mega Brave and 28 in M1S Mega Symphonia.
- The Japanese M1L Mega Brave booster box is currently listed at ¥8,146 (~$53) for the Sealed option and ¥7,496 (~$49) for the No Shrink option; the M1S Mega Symphonia box is listed separately below.
- ETB and Pokémon Center ETB contents as printed on the official pages as of September 30, 2026.
- English-to-Japanese card matches from Limitless TCG as of September 30, 2026.
- Store listings as of September 30, 2026.
Mega Evolution in English, Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia in Japan
English collectors meet Mega Evolution through retail products. The tcg.pokemon.com expansion page lists five: the Elite Trainer Box, the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, the Booster Bundle, the Booster Display and the Build & Battle Box. In Japan the expansion comes as two expansion packs released together, M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia.
| Item | Date | Source / status |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Evolution (English) release | September 26, 2025 | Official: pokemon.com set page |
| Mega Evolution ETB launch | September 26, 2025 | Official: pokemon.com product gallery |
| M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia (Japan) release | August 1, 2025 | Per Bulbapedia (snapshot September 15, 2026) |
| EN↔JP set pairing | — | Per Bulbapedia (snapshot September 15, 2026): Mega Evolution is the closest English equivalent of both M1L and M1S |
No official source states that the English set equals either Japanese set. The pairing above is Bulbapedia’s. The card-level matches below are Limitless TCG’s, and they cover only the cards listed there.
What Is Inside the Mega Evolution ETB
The pokemon.com product-gallery page for the Mega Evolution Elite Trainer Box prints the contents below, and the tcg.pokemon.com page repeats them. The Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box has its own gallery page.
| Component | Elite Trainer Box | Pokémon Center ETB |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Evolution booster packs | 9 | 11 |
| Full-art foil promo featuring Alakazam or Riolu | 1 | 1 |
| Second full-art foil promo featuring Alakazam or Riolu, with Pokémon Center logo | — | 1 |
| Card sleeves | 65 | 65 |
| Pokémon TCG Energy cards | 40 | 40 |
| Player’s guide to the expansion | 1 | 1 |
| Damage-counter dice | 6 | 6 |
| Competition-legal coin-flip die | 1 | 1 |
| Plastic coin | 1 | 1 |
| Collector’s box with dividers | 6 dividers | 6 dividers |
| Code card for Pokémon Trading Card Game Live | 1 | 1 |
The promo is printed as featuring Alakazam or Riolu. The printed list mixes play items (sleeves, Energy cards, dice, a coin-flip die, a plastic coin) with storage (a divided box). The official pages do not state an MSRP for either ETB.
Counting packs is the easy part. The English ETB and the Japanese boxes are different kinds of product, so neither is a substitute for the other: the ETB is a kit of nine packs with sleeves, Energy cards and dice, and each Japanese box holds thirty packs.
The Rest of the English Product Line
The tcg.pokemon.com expansion page for Mega Evolution shows the ETB in context. These are the product descriptions as printed there.
| English product | Printed contents |
|---|---|
| Elite Trainer Box | 9 booster packs, 1 full-art foil promo featuring Alakazam or Riolu, 65 sleeves, 40 Energy cards, dice, a plastic coin, a divided box and a Live code card |
| Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box | 11 booster packs, 2 full-art foil promos (one with a Pokémon Center logo), same accessories |
| Booster Bundle | Six Mega Evolution booster packs |
| Booster Display | 36 booster packs |
| Build & Battle Box | A 40-card ready-to-play deck including 1 of 4 unique foil promo cards, 4 booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code card |
The Booster Display lists 36 packs, against 30 packs per Japanese box.
The English Set: What the Official Page Prints
The pokemon.com page for Mega Evolution gives an approximate set size, not an exact one. Limitless TCG’s set list supplies the exact rows.
| Detail | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Series | Mega Evolution Series | Official: pokemon.com |
| Release date | September 26, 2025 | Official: pokemon.com |
| Number of cards | Over 180 | Official: pokemon.com (approximate figure as printed) |
| Highlights | Nearly a dozen Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, more than 15 Trainer cards, more than 50 Pokémon and Trainer cards with special illustrations | Official: pokemon.com |
| Standard legal | Yes | Official: pokemon.com, as of September 30, 2026 |
| Cards listed | 188 (132 numbered 1–132, 56 numbered 133–188) | Limitless TCG, as of September 30, 2026 |
| Printed set number | 132 | pokemon-tcg-data, a third-party data set |
Limitless labels the rarity of each row. The labels are Limitless’s own, not the printed rarity names.
| Limitless rarity label | Cards |
|---|---|
| Common | 67 |
| Uncommon | 43 |
| Rare | 12 |
| Double Rare | 10 |
| Art Rare | 22 |
| Ultra Rare | 22 |
| Special Art Rare | 10 |
| Secret Rare | 2 |
| Total | 188 |
The 56 cards above number 132 are the Art Rare, Ultra Rare, Special Art Rare and Secret Rare rows.
Japan’s M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia
Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) gives both M1L Mega Brave (メガブレイブ) and M1S Mega Symphonia (メガシンフォニア) an August 1, 2025 release, ¥180 per pack, 5 cards per pack, 30 packs per box and 63 cards in the main set. Limitless TCG’s Japanese set pages list 92 cards for each, counts that include the secret-tier cards.
| Spec | Mega Evolution ETB (English) | M1L Mega Brave / M1S Mega Symphonia box (Japanese) |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Elite Trainer Box kit | Booster box of expansion packs, one box per set |
| Release | September 26, 2025 (official) | August 1, 2025 (Bulbapedia) |
| Booster packs | 9 (Pokémon Center ETB: 11) | 30 per box (Bulbapedia) |
| Cards per pack | — | 5 (Bulbapedia) |
| Price | MSRP not stated on the official pages | ¥180 per pack (Bulbapedia) |
| Set size | Over 180 (official); 188 rows on Limitless | 63 main-set cards each (Bulbapedia); 92 rows each on Limitless |
| Accessories | 65 sleeves, 40 Energy cards, 6 dice, coin-flip die, plastic coin, box with 6 dividers, Live code card | — |
A dash means the official English pages or Bulbapedia’s list give no value for that row. The English set is spread across two Japanese boxes: Limitless matches 28 of the 56 special-tier cards to M1L prints and 28 to M1S prints, so no single Japanese box holds all of them.
Card-by-Card: What Limitless Matches to M1L and M1S
Limitless TCG’s page for each English card lists its Japanese prints, meaning the Japanese cards that share the same game text. The tables show, for every English card numbered 133 to 188, the Japanese print in the same rarity tier and the box it belongs to. The pairing used is Art Rare with AR, Special Art Rare with SAR, Ultra Rare with SR and Secret Rare with the top Japanese tier. Japanese names, numbers and rarity codes are as printed in the official pokemon-card.com database.
PSA 10 cards for these Japanese prints are offered as back orders — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The PSA 10 back order guide explains how a back order works. Where a physical PSA 10 row is priced as well, both are shown.
Art Rare Cards (22)
| EN No. | English card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese print (official database) | PSA 10 for the Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 133 | Bulbasaur | mashu | フシギダネ M1L 064/063 AR | ¥5,660 (~$37) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 134 | Ivysaur | mashu | フシギソウ M1L 065/063 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) AR | ¥4,855 (~$32) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 135 | Exeggutor | Yukihiro Tada | ナッシー M1L 066/063 AR | — |
| 136 | Shuckle | OKUBO | ツボツボ M1S 064/063 AR | — |
| 137 | Ninjask | Tetsu Kayama | テッカニン M1S 065/063 AR | — |
| 138 | Vulpix | saino misaki | ロコン M1L 067/063 AR | ¥4,300 (~$28) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 139 | Litleo | Teeziro | シシコ M1S 066/063 AR | ¥4,345 (~$28) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 140 | Snover | Nurikabe | ユキカブリ M1S 067/063 AR | — |
| 141 | Clawitzer | Mori Yuu | ブロスター M1S 068/063 AR | — |
| 142 | Inteleon | Ligton | インテレオン M1S 069/063 AR | — |
| 143 | Helioptile | Akira Komayama | エリキテル M1S 070/063 AR | ¥4,182 (~$27) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 144 | Shedinja | Tetsu Kayama | ヌケニン M1S 072/063 AR | — |
| 145 | Houndstone | Arai Kiriko | ハカドッグ M1S 073/063 AR | — |
| 146 | Marshadow | 0313 | マーシャドー M1L 069/063 AR | ¥4,447 (~$29) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 147 | Garganacl | Yano Keiji | キョジオーン M1L 070/063 AR | ¥4,182 (~$27) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 148 | Spiritomb | IKEDA Saki | ミカルゲ M1L 071/063 AR | ¥4,157 (~$27) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 149 | Shroodle | Shimaris Yukichi | シルシュルー M1L 072/063 AR | — |
| 150 | Steelix | Tonji Matsuno | ハガネール M1L 073/063 AR | ¥4,366 (~$28) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 151 | Spearow | MINAMINAMI Take | オニスズメ M1L 074/063 AR | ¥3,736 (~$24) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 152 | Delibird | Takeshi Nakamura | デリバード M1S 074/063 AR | — |
| 153 | Gumshoos | Mina Nakai | デカグース M1L 075/063 AR | ¥4,111 (~$27) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 154 | Stufful | OKACHEKE | ヌイコグマ M1S 075/063 AR | ¥4,368 (~$28) (PSA 10 back order) |
The 22 English Art Rare cards split evenly, 11 to M1L and 11 to M1S, with Japanese AR numbers from 064/063 to 075/063 in the official database. Each Pokémon also has a lower-rarity print earlier in its set: Bulbasaur, for example, is M1L 001/063 (C) and 064/063 (AR).
Ultra Rare Pokémon ex Cards (10)
| EN No. | English card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese print (official database) | PSA 10 for the Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 155 | Mega Venusaur ex | 5ban Graphics | メガフシギバナex M1L 076/063 SR | ¥5,220 (~$34) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 156 | Mega Camerupt ex | 5ban Graphics | メガバクーダex M1L 077/063 SR | — |
| 157 | Mega Abomasnow ex | 5ban Graphics | メガユキノオーex M1S 076/063 SR | — |
| 158 | Mega Manectric ex | 5ban Graphics | メガライボルトex M1S 077/063 SR | — |
| 159 | Mega Gardevoir ex | takuyoa | メガサーナイトex M1S 078/063 SR | — |
| 160 | Mega Lucario ex | takuyoa | メガルカリオex M1L 078/063 SR | ¥6,161 (~$40) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 161 | Mega Absol ex | aky CG Works | メガアブソルex M1L 079/063 SR | ¥4,488 (~$29) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 162 | Mega Mawile ex | aky CG Works | メガクチートex M1L 080/063 SR | — |
| 163 | Mega Latias ex | 5ban Graphics | メガラティアスex M1S 079/063 SR | ¥4,700 (~$31) (PSA 10) ¥4,609 (~$30) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 164 | Mega Kangaskhan ex | 5ban Graphics | メガガルーラex M1S 080/063 SR | — |
Limitless lists the English Ultra Rare ex cards against Japanese SR prints numbered 076 to 080. Each also has a Double Rare print earlier in its set, listed as RR in the official database; Mega Venusaur ex, for example, is M1L 003/063.
Ultra Rare Trainer Cards (12)
| EN No. | English card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese print (official database) | PSA 10 for the Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 165 | Acerola’s Mischief | Yuu Nishida | アセロラのいたずら M1S 084/063 SR | ¥9,739 (~$63) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 166 | Air Balloon | Studio Bora Inc. | ふうせん M1L 084/063 SR | — |
| 167 | Buddy-Buddy Poffin | AYUMI ODASHIMA | なかよしポフィン M1S 081/063 SR | — |
| 168 | Fighting Gong | Toyste Beach | ファイトゴング M1L 082/063 SR | — |
| 169 | Lillie’s Determination | Atsushi Furusawa | リーリエの決心 M1L 086/063 SR | ¥14,341 (~$93) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 170 | Lt. Surge’s Bargain | Hideki Ishikawa | マチスの取引 M1L 085/063 SR | — |
| 171 | Mega Signal | inose yukie | メガシグナル M1S 083/063 SR | — |
| 172 | Mystery Garden | AYUMI ODASHIMA | ミステリーガーデン M1S 086/063 SR | — |
| 173 | Night Stretcher | Toyste Beach | 夜のタンカ M1L 083/063 SR | — |
| 174 | Premium Power Pro | Toyste Beach | パワープロテイン M1L 081/063 SR | — |
| 175 | Rare Candy | Studio Bora Inc. | ふしぎなアメ M1S 082/063 SR | — |
| 176 | Wally’s Compassion | Iori Suzuki | ミツルの思いやり M1S 085/063 SR | — |
Special Art Rare Cards (10)
| EN No. | English card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese print (official database) | PSA 10 for the Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 177 | Mega Venusaur ex | mashu | メガフシギバナex M1L 087/063 SAR | ¥11,851 (~$77) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 178 | Mega Gardevoir ex | Raita Kazama | メガサーナイトex M1S 087/063 SAR | ¥22,549 (~$146) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 179 | Mega Lucario ex | Atsushi Furusawa | メガルカリオex M1L 088/063 SAR | ¥17,564 (~$114) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 180 | Mega Absol ex | Mitsuhiro Arita | メガアブソルex M1L 089/063 SAR | ¥10,200 (~$66) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 181 | Mega Latias ex | AKIRA EGAWA | メガラティアスex M1S 088/063 SAR | ¥11,583 (~$75) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 182 | Mega Kangaskhan ex | GOTO minori | メガガルーラex M1S 089/063 SAR | ¥10,975 (~$71) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 183 | Acerola’s Mischief | sui | アセロラのいたずら M1S 090/063 SAR | ¥12,308 (~$80) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 184 | Lillie’s Determination | satoma | リーリエの決心 M1L 091/063 SAR | ¥49,837 (~$324) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 185 | Lt. Surge’s Bargain | osare | マチスの取引 M1L 090/063 SAR | — |
| 186 | Wally’s Compassion | Jiro Sasumo | ミツルの思いやり M1S 091/063 SAR | ¥5,508 (~$36) (PSA 10 back order) |
Secret Rare Cards (2)
| EN No. | English card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese print (official database) | PSA 10 for the Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 187 | Mega Gardevoir ex | 5ban Graphics | メガサーナイトex M1S 092/063 (no rarity icon) | ¥127,700 (~$829) (PSA 10 back order) |
| 188 | Mega Lucario ex | 5ban Graphics | メガルカリオex M1L 092/063 (no rarity icon) | ¥96,595 (~$627) (PSA 10) ¥95,921 (~$623) (PSA 10 back order) |
The two English Secret Rare cards are Mega Gardevoir ex (187) and Mega Lucario ex (188). Limitless lists them against M1S 092/063 and M1L 092/063; the official database rows for those two numbers print no rarity icon, and Limitless labels both Ultra Rare in its Japanese list.
The Six Mega ex Special Art Rares in Pictures
Six of the ten English Special Art Rare cards, numbered 177 to 182, are the Mega Pokémon ex illustrations. The official database credits the same illustrator as Limitless on every pair.
| EN No. | Card | EN illustrator (Limitless) | JP illustrator (official database) | Japanese print |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 177 | Mega Venusaur ex | mashu | mashu | メガフシギバナex M1L 087/063 SAR |
| 178 | Mega Gardevoir ex | Raita Kazama | Raita Kazama | メガサーナイトex M1S 087/063 SAR |
| 179 | Mega Lucario ex | Atsushi Furusawa | Atsushi Furusawa | メガルカリオex M1L 088/063 SAR |
| 180 | Mega Absol ex | Mitsuhiro Arita | Mitsuhiro Arita | メガアブソルex M1L 089/063 SAR |
| 181 | Mega Latias ex | AKIRA EGAWA | AKIRA EGAWA | メガラティアスex M1S 088/063 SAR |
| 182 | Mega Kangaskhan ex | GOTO minori | GOTO minori | メガガルーラex M1S 089/063 SAR |
Rarity codes and numbers on the pictures are as printed in the official database. Prices for these prints are in the tables above.
The Japanese Boxes: Store Listings
The M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia booster boxes are variable products, and the Sealed and No Shrink options are both currently listed for each. Each set’s Damaged Box (Grade B) is a separate product.
| Product | Listing as of September 30, 2026 |
|---|---|
| M1L Mega Brave booster box — Sealed option | ¥8,146 (~$53) |
| M1L Mega Brave booster box — No Shrink option | ¥7,496 (~$49) |
| M1L Mega Brave booster box — Damaged Box (Grade B) | ¥7,156 (~$46) |
| M1S Mega Symphonia booster box — Sealed option | ¥7,461 (~$48) |
| M1S Mega Symphonia booster box — No Shrink option | ¥6,967 (~$45) |
| M1S Mega Symphonia booster box — Damaged Box (Grade B) | ¥6,679 (~$43) |
How our Damaged Box grades work is explained in Damaged Box Grade A vs Grade B. For choosing between the two Japanese sets, see our Mega Brave vs Mega Symphonia box guide, the Mega Brave booster box buying guide and the Mega Symphonia best cards article.
Reading a Card’s Region at a Glance
Limitless lists these Japanese prints against the English cards, and the official database credits the same illustrator on each of the six pictured SAR pairs. These printed details identify the region instead:
- The number denominator. Japanese M1L and M1S cards print a /063 denominator in the official database (Bulbasaur AR is 064/063). The English set’s printed total is 132 per pokemon-tcg-data, and the English Art Rare and higher cards are numbered 133 to 188.
- The number itself. The same card sits at a different number in each region: Mega Lucario ex SAR is 179 in English and 088/063 in M1L; Mega Gardevoir ex SAR is 178 in English and 087/063 in M1S.
- The tier codes. The official Japanese rows carry AR, SR and SAR icons; the English tiers are Limitless’s Art Rare, Ultra Rare, Special Art Rare and Secret Rare labels.
- The language. The Japanese cards print Japanese names, such as メガルカリオex for Mega Lucario ex.
See our Japanese vs English Pokemon cards explainer for the wider differences and the Mega Evolution chase card guide for the top Japanese cards.
Where to Buy the Japanese Side from Tokyo
The Japanese side is what we sell from Tokyo. The M1L Mega Brave booster box is currently listed at ¥8,146 (~$53) (Sealed) and ¥7,496 (~$49) (No Shrink); the M1S Mega Symphonia booster box at ¥7,461 (~$48) (Sealed) and ¥6,967 (~$45) (No Shrink).
The Mega Brave (M1L) card list and the Mega Symphonia (M1S) card list show every card of each Japanese set, and the Mega card list covers every Japanese MEGA set. Mega Evolution and the Japanese sets behind it and the card list hub give the wider picture. Graded singles are on the PSA 10 card list and in the PSA10 collection. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many packs are in the Mega Evolutions ETB?
The official pokemon.com product gallery lists 9 Mega Evolution booster packs in the Elite Trainer Box and 11 in the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box. Both boxes also hold 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, six damage-counter dice, a coin-flip die, a plastic coin, a divided storage box and a Pokémon TCG Live code card.
When did Mega Evolution release in English and Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia in Japan?
The official pokemon.com page prints September 26, 2025 for Mega Evolution, and the Elite Trainer Box carries the same launch date. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) gives August 1, 2025 for both M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia, the two sets it pairs with Mega Evolution.
How much does the Mega Evolutions ETB cost?
The official pages state no MSRP for the Elite Trainer Box or the Pokémon Center version. On the Japanese side, Bulbapedia lists ¥180 per pack for M1L and M1S. Our M1L Mega Brave booster box is currently listed at ¥8,146 (~$53) for the Sealed option and ¥7,496 (~$49) for No Shrink.
How many cards are in Mega Evolution?
The official page prints “Over 180 cards” without an exact figure. Limitless TCG lists 188 cards: 132 numbered 1 to 132 and 56 numbered 133 to 188. The pokemon-tcg-data set list, a third-party source, gives 132 as the printed total. The 56 higher-numbered cards are the Art Rare, Ultra Rare, Special Art Rare and Secret Rare rows.
Which Japanese sets is Mega Evolution paired with?
Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (snapshot September 15, 2026) pairs Mega Evolution with M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia. Limitless TCG lists a Japanese print for all 56 English cards numbered 133 to 188, 28 in each set. No official source states that the sets are equal.
How many packs are in a Japanese Mega Brave or Mega Symphonia box?
Bulbapedia’s list gives 30 packs per box for both M1L and M1S, at ¥180 per pack with 5 cards in each. The English Booster Display, by comparison, holds 36 Mega Evolution booster packs, as printed on the tcg.pokemon.com Mega Evolution page.
Which promo card comes in the Mega Evolution ETB?
Each Elite Trainer Box includes one full-art foil promo card printed as featuring Alakazam or Riolu. The Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box includes two: the standard full-art foil promo plus a second full-art foil promo that carries a Pokémon Center logo. The official product gallery pages list both.
Which Japanese box holds Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex?
Limitless TCG matches the English Mega Lucario ex cards (160, 179 and 188) to M1L Mega Brave prints 078/063, 088/063 and 092/063. It matches the English Mega Gardevoir ex cards (159, 178 and 187) to M1S Mega Symphonia prints 078/063, 087/063 and 092/063.
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