Mega Symphonia (M1S) Card List: All 92 Cards & Rarities

The 63-Card Base Set & Its Five Mega ex Lines

The numbered base set runs 001–063, and it’s where five Mega ex lines are seeded at base-rarity Double Rare (RR) before climbing back through the secret-rarity run: Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Latias ex, Mega Kangaskhan ex, Mega Abomasnow ex, and Mega Manectric ex. All five reappear at Secret Rare (076–080 in the table below); only three of them — Gardevoir, Latias, and Kangaskhan — continue on to a Special Art Rare, and only Gardevoir goes the full distance to the set’s Ultra Rare.

Two Trainer cards from the base set also climb the ladder: Acerola’s Mischief and Wally’s Compassion, each reprinted at Secret Rare and Special Art Rare in the secret run covered next. The full numbered 001–063 checklist (commons, uncommons, and the base-rarity RR prints) isn’t reproduced card-by-card in this article; the secret-rarity tail below is transcribed in full.

That base-rarity RR slot is the entry point for each of the five Mega ex lines — it’s the version you’re most likely to pull from a single pack, well before you reach Secret Rare or Special Art Rare territory. If you’re trying to identify a Mega ex card from this set and it doesn’t carry a number in the 064–092 range covered below, it’s almost certainly one of these five base-set RR prints.

The Chase Run: Mega Gardevoir ex & the SAR Tier

Mega Symphonia’s headline chase is Mega Gardevoir ex, the sole card in the set printed across all four rarity tiers: a base-set Double Rare, Secret Rare (078/063), Special Art Rare (087/063), and the set-topping Ultra Rare (092/063). Availability on the SAR and UR printings shifts card by card — check current stock or request a specific number through our Quick Order page.

Mega Gardevoir ex 087/063 SAR

Mega Latias ex 088/063 SAR

Mega Kangaskhan ex 089/063 SAR

Mega Latias ex and Mega Kangaskhan ex are the other two Mega ex lines that reach Special Art Rare in this set — both stop at SAR with no Ultra Rare of their own, leaving Mega Gardevoir ex as the set’s sole four-tier line. Mega Abomasnow ex (076/063) and Mega Manectric ex (077/063) stop one tier earlier, at Secret Rare, with no Special Art Rare printing at all.

Acerola’s Mischief 090/063 SAR

Acerola’s Mischief 084/063 SR

currently listed at ¥12,566 (~$85)

The set’s Trainer chase run is Acerola’s Mischief and Wally’s Compassion, each running the same Supporter → SR → SAR path (084→090 and 085→091). A PSA10 of the Secret Rare Acerola’s Mischief printing (084/063) is currently listed at ¥12,566 (~$85). The Special Art Rare printing (090/063) is a separate, higher tier — check current availability or request that specific number via Quick Order.

Community-reported odds for how often each tier pulls out of a box — unofficial, and not verified figures we can print in this list article — are covered separately in our Mega Symphonia best-cards guide.

Stock on modern Japanese secret-rarity singles moves quickly once a set is over a year removed from release, and Mega Symphonia’s SAR and UR tiers are no exception — several of the numbers covered above are unavailable at any given time. If a specific card shows as out of stock when you check, requesting that number through Quick Order is the fastest way to confirm current availability.

Sealed Product: Booster Box & Pokemon Center Set

Sealed boxes are the most direct way to chase the AR/SR/SAR/UR tiers yourself. A booster box works out to 30 packs at 5 cards each; at the official ¥180-per-pack price, that’s an MSRP of ¥5,400 for a full box — well below current sealed pricing more than a year after the set’s original August 2025 release.

Picked for this articlePSA10 Acerola's Mischief SR [M1S 084/063](Expansion Pack "Mega Symphonia")

¥11,990Only a few leftPSA 10

Ships from Tokyo with tracking

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The separate Pokemon Center Set is a distinct retail product, currently listed at ¥19,950. For a deeper look at what’s inside the box and set-level context, see our Mega Symphonia (M1S) complete guide.

The damaged-box listing above is our standard discounted-condition option for this set — still factory-sealed, listed separately to flag outer-packaging wear rather than any issue with the packs inside. That listing is sold out as of September 1, 2026.

Where to Buy Mega Symphonia Cards & Boxes

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

• Sealed box: M1S Mega Symphonia Booster Box — ¥8,000–¥9,408 (~$54–$64) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
• Sealed box (damaged-box discount): ¥7,622 (~$52) — currently sold out
• Special retail set: Mega Symphonia Pokemon Center Set — ¥19,950 (~$136)
• Acerola’s Mischief SR 084/063 (PSA 10): currently listed at ¥12,566 (~$85)
• Any other card by number — including the Mega Gardevoir ex SAR/UR tiers — or a mixed order across sealed product and singles: request a quote via our Quick Order page
• Full numbered set index: our Mega Symphonia (M1S) card list hub

For the full walkthrough of pack contents and set context, see our Mega Symphonia (M1S) complete guide, and for community-reported odds and the best cards to chase, see our Mega Symphonia best-cards guide article. If you’re weighing Mega Symphonia against its same-day twin set before you buy, our Mega Brave vs. Mega Symphonia box guide lays the two boxes side by side.