
The Phantasmal Flames card list has 130 cards per Limitless TCG — 94 main-set cards plus 36 secret rares — and the Pokemon TCG set (Mega Evolution—Phantasmal Flames) released in English on November 14, 2025. The official set page says “over 120 cards”; 130 is Limitless TCG’s count.
The Japanese set behind Phantasmal Flames is Inferno X (set code M2), released on September 26, 2025. Every secret rare that Limitless TCG matches carries its M2 print in the tables.
The 94-card main set is 84 Pokemon and 10 Trainer cards, per Limitless TCG.
- Limitless TCG lists 130 Phantasmal Flames cards: No. 1–94 is the main set and No. 95–130 are the secret rares.
- English release November 14, 2025; the Japanese source set, Inferno X (M2), released September 26, 2025.
- 34 of the 36 secret rares have an M2 print per Limitless TCG.
- The Japanese M2 box is listed with a No Shrink option at ¥12,668 (~$82).
- The full English card list is added: 94 main-set cards and 36 secret rares.
- Each secret rare is matched to its Japanese M2 print where Limitless TCG shows one, and the M2 entry count comes from the official card database (116 entries).
- The Japanese M2 card list page and our listings for the Japanese cards are linked.
Phantasmal Flames Secret Rares
The 36 Phantasmal Flames secret rares run from No. 95 to No. 130: 13 Art Rares, 17 Ultra Rares, 5 Special Art Rares and one top Secret Rare. Limitless TCG uses its own rarity words: Art Rare is the Illustration Rare tier, Special Art Rare is the Special Illustration Rare tier and the top Secret Rare is the Mega Hyper Rare.
The Japanese column pairs each card with the M2 print of the same name in the matching rarity tier, per Limitless TCG on September 30, 2026. SAR (110–115) and MUR (116) are the official card database’s codes; the Art Rare and Secret Rare words are Limitless’s labels for the Japanese AR and SR tiers. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
| EN No. | Card | Rarity (Limitless) | Japanese print | Ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 95/094 | Ludicolo | Art Rare | M2 081 ルンパッパ — Art Rare | — |
| 96/094 | Nymble | Art Rare | M2 082 マメバッタ — Art Rare | — |
| 97/094 | Dewgong | Art Rare | M2 084 ジュゴン — Art Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,136 (~$27) |
| 98/094 | Piplup | Art Rare | M2 085 ポッチャマ — Art Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,623 (~$30) |
| 99/094 | Yamper | Art Rare | M2 086 ワンパチ — Art Rare | — |
| 100/094 | Zacian | Art Rare | M2 087 ザシアン — Art Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,011 (~$26) |
| 101/094 | Flygon | Art Rare | M2 088 フライゴン — Art Rare | — |
| 102/094 | Paldean Wooper | Art Rare | not verified | — |
| 103/094 | Toxtricity | Art Rare | M2 089 ストリンダー — Art Rare | — |
| 104/094 | Togedemaru | Art Rare | M2 090 トゲデマル — Art Rare | — |
| 105/094 | Wigglytuff | Art Rare | M2 091 プクリン — Art Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,476 (~$29) |
| 106/094 | Meowth | Art Rare | not verified | — |
| 107/094 | Ambipom | Art Rare | M2 092 エテボース — Art Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,294 (~$28) |
| 108/094 | Mega Heracross ex | Ultra Rare | M2 093 メガヘラクロスex — Secret Rare | — |
| 109/094 | Mega Charizard X ex | Ultra Rare | M2 094 メガリザードンXex — Secret Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥8,433 (~$55) |
| 110/094 | Oricorio ex | Ultra Rare | M2 095 オドリドリex — Secret Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,182 (~$27) |
| 111/094 | Rotom ex | Ultra Rare | M2 096 ロトムex — Secret Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥4,284 (~$28) |
| 112/094 | Mismagius ex | Ultra Rare | M2 097 ムウマージex — Secret Rare | — |
| 113/094 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Ultra Rare | M2 098 メガサメハダーex — Secret Rare | — |
| 114/094 | Empoleon ex | Ultra Rare | M2 099 エンペルトex — Secret Rare | — |
| 115/094 | Mega Lopunny ex | Ultra Rare | M2 100 メガミミロップex — Secret Rare | PSA 10 listed at ¥4,597 (~$30) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥4,508 (~$29) |
| 116/094 | Battle Cage | Ultra Rare | M2 108 バトルコロシアム — Secret Rare | — |
| 117/094 | Blowtorch | Ultra Rare | M2 101 ヒートバーナー — Secret Rare | — |
| 118/094 | Dawn | Ultra Rare | M2 106 ヒカリ — Secret Rare | PSA 10 back order ¥6,790 (~$44) |
| 119/094 | Firebreather | Ultra Rare | M2 107 ひふきやろう — Secret Rare | — |
| 120/094 | Grimsley’s Move | Ultra Rare | M2 105 ギーマの一手 — Secret Rare | — |
| 121/094 | Punk Helmet | Ultra Rare | M2 104 パンクメット — Secret Rare | — |
| 122/094 | Sacred Charm | Ultra Rare | M2 103 せいなるおまもり — Secret Rare | — |
| 123/094 | Switch | Ultra Rare | M2 102 ポケモンいれかえ — Secret Rare | — |
| 124/094 | Ignition Energy | Ultra Rare | M2 109 イグニッションエネルギー — Secret Rare | — |
| 125/094 | Mega Charizard X ex | Special Art Rare | M2 110 メガリザードンXex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥112,404 (~$730) |
| 126/094 | Rotom ex | Special Art Rare | M2 112 ロトムex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥5,997 (~$39) |
| 127/094 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Special Art Rare | M2 113 メガサメハダーex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥4,688 (~$30) |
| 128/094 | Mega Lopunny ex | Special Art Rare | M2 114 メガミミロップex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥5,131 (~$33) |
| 129/094 | Dawn | Special Art Rare | M2 115 ヒカリ — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥7,589 (~$49) |
| 130/094 | Mega Charizard X ex | Secret Rare | M2 116 メガリザードンXex — MUR | PSA 10 back order ¥314,568 (~$2,043) |
34 of the 36 English secret rares pair with an M2 print. Paldean Wooper (No. 102) and Meowth (No. 106) are marked “not verified”: Limitless lists no M2 print for them, and their Japanese source is not established here. Of the 36 Japanese entries numbered 081–116, M2 083 and M2 111 have no English partner in this table. M2 111 is Oricorio ex in SAR; the English list has no Special Art Rare Oricorio ex, and its English secret Oricorio ex is the Ultra Rare at No. 110, paired with M2 095.
No pair is recorded as the same artwork; the matches rest on the card name and the rarity tier. The “Ours” column shows the PSA 10 rows we list for these Japanese prints. A back order is sourced to order, and the product page shows the current terms.
Phantasmal Flames Card List: 001–094
The main set is 94 cards: 84 Pokemon (No. 1–84) followed by 10 Trainer cards (No. 85–94). The table reproduces the English list in number order with Limitless TCG’s rarity and type labels. Type letters are the Pokemon energy types: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, C Colorless.
| No. | Card | Rarity | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Oddish | Common | G Basic |
| 002 | Gloom | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 003 | Vileplume | Rare | G Stage 2 |
| 004 | Mega Heracross ex | Double Rare | G Basic |
| 005 | Lotad | Common | G Basic |
| 006 | Lombre | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 007 | Ludicolo | Uncommon | G Stage 2 |
| 008 | Genesect | Rare | G Basic |
| 009 | Nymble | Common | G Basic |
| 010 | Lokix | Uncommon | G Stage 1 |
| 011 | Charmander | Common | R Basic |
| 012 | Charmeleon | Common | R Stage 1 |
| 013 | Mega Charizard X ex | Double Rare | R Stage 2 |
| 014 | Moltres | Rare | R Basic |
| 015 | Darumaka | Common | R Basic |
| 016 | Darmanitan | Uncommon | R Stage 1 |
| 017 | Reshiram | Rare | R Basic |
| 018 | Oricorio ex | Double Rare | R Basic |
| 019 | Charcadet | Common | R Basic |
| 020 | Ceruledge | Uncommon | R Stage 1 |
| 021 | Seel | Common | W Basic |
| 022 | Dewgong | Common | W Stage 1 |
| 023 | Swinub | Common | W Basic |
| 024 | Piloswine | Common | W Stage 1 |
| 025 | Mamoswine | Uncommon | W Stage 2 |
| 026 | Suicune | Rare | W Basic |
| 027 | Piplup | Common | W Basic |
| 028 | Prinplup | Common | W Stage 1 |
| 029 | Rotom ex | Double Rare | L Basic |
| 030 | Yamper | Common | L Basic |
| 031 | Boltund | Common | L Stage 1 |
| 032 | Pawmi | Common | L Basic |
| 033 | Pawmo | Common | L Stage 1 |
| 034 | Pawmot | Rare | L Stage 2 |
| 035 | Misdreavus | Common | P Basic |
| 036 | Mismagius ex | Double Rare | P Stage 1 |
| 037 | Snubbull | Common | P Basic |
| 038 | Granbull | Uncommon | P Stage 1 |
| 039 | Cresselia | Uncommon | P Basic |
| 040 | Meloetta | Uncommon | P Basic |
| 041 | Mega Diancie ex | Double Rare | P Basic |
| 042 | Mimikyu | Common | P Basic |
| 043 | Milcery | Common | P Basic |
| 044 | Alcremie | Uncommon | P Stage 1 |
| 045 | Zacian | Rare | P Basic |
| 046 | Bramblin | Common | P Basic |
| 047 | Brambleghast | Uncommon | P Stage 1 |
| 048 | Paldean Tauros | Uncommon | F Basic |
| 049 | Gligar | Common | F Basic |
| 050 | Gliscor | Uncommon | F Stage 1 |
| 051 | Trapinch | Common | F Basic |
| 052 | Vibrava | Common | F Stage 1 |
| 053 | Flygon | Rare | F Stage 2 |
| 054 | Gastly | Common | D Basic |
| 055 | Haunter | Uncommon | D Stage 1 |
| 056 | Mega Gengar ex | Double Rare | D Stage 2 |
| 057 | Murkrow | Common | D Basic |
| 058 | Honchkrow | Uncommon | D Stage 1 |
| 059 | Sableye | Common | D Basic |
| 060 | Carvanha | Common | D Basic |
| 061 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Double Rare | D Stage 1 |
| 062 | Seviper | Uncommon | D Basic |
| 063 | Absol | Common | D Basic |
| 064 | Sandile | Common | D Basic |
| 065 | Krokorok | Common | D Stage 1 |
| 066 | Krookodile | Uncommon | D Stage 2 |
| 067 | Toxel | Common | D Basic |
| 068 | Toxtricity | Rare | D Stage 1 |
| 069 | Eternatus | Uncommon | D Basic |
| 070 | Empoleon ex | Double Rare | M Stage 2 |
| 071 | Bronzor | Common | M Basic |
| 072 | Bronzong | Uncommon | M Stage 1 |
| 073 | Togedemaru | Common | M Basic |
| 074 | Duraludon | Common | M Basic |
| 075 | Archaludon | Uncommon | M Stage 1 |
| 076 | Jigglypuff | Common | C Basic |
| 077 | Wigglytuff | Uncommon | C Stage 1 |
| 078 | Aipom | Common | C Basic |
| 079 | Ambipom | Rare | C Stage 1 |
| 080 | Smeargle | Common | C Basic |
| 081 | Zigzagoon | Common | C Basic |
| 082 | Linoone | Uncommon | C Stage 1 |
| 083 | Buneary | Common | C Basic |
| 084 | Mega Lopunny ex | Double Rare | C Stage 1 |
| 085 | Battle Cage | Uncommon | Stadium |
| 086 | Blowtorch | Uncommon | Item |
| 087 | Dawn | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 088 | Dizzying Valley | Uncommon | Stadium |
| 089 | Firebreather | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 090 | Grimsley’s Move | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 091 | Jumbo Ice Cream | Uncommon | Item |
| 092 | Punk Helmet | Uncommon | Tool |
| 093 | Sacred Charm | Uncommon | Tool |
| 094 | Wondrous Patch | Uncommon | Item |
The main set holds 43 Commons, 31 Uncommons, 10 Rares and 10 Double Rares. The Double Rares are Mega Heracross ex, Mega Charizard X ex, Oricorio ex, Rotom ex, Mismagius ex, Mega Diancie ex, Mega Gengar ex, Mega Sharpedo ex, Empoleon ex and Mega Lopunny ex. The ten Trainer cards at No. 85–94 are all Uncommons: Battle Cage, Blowtorch, Dawn, Dizzying Valley, Firebreather, Grimsley’s Move, Jumbo Ice Cream, Punk Helmet, Sacred Charm and Wondrous Patch.
The Japanese Set Behind Phantasmal Flames
Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) pairs Phantasmal Flames with Inferno X (M2); it also names the MEGA Starter Sets Mega Gengar ex and Mega Diancie ex as sources, and both cards sit in the English main set at No. 56 and No. 41. That pairing is Bulbapedia’s, not an official Pokemon statement, and the card-level matches come from Limitless TCG. The Starter Set attribution is not verified against an official page.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | Inferno X (インフェルノX), Expansion Pack, code M2 |
| Japanese release | September 26, 2025 |
| Price and pack size | ¥180 per pack, 5 cards per pack |
| Packs per box | 30 — not confirmed on an official page |
| Printed base set | /080 (80 numbered cards) |
| Entries in the official card database | 116 (081–116 are the secret-range cards) |
Browse every M2 card by number and rarity on our M2 card list page. The blog card list Inferno X (M2) Complete Card List and the Inferno X complete guide cover the set in article form.
Inferno X (M2) Facts and Top-Rarity Prints
The official card database credits these seven top-rarity M2 prints, the Mega Charizard X ex MUR and six Special Art Rares, to the illustrators in the table.
| M2 number | Card | Rarity | Illustrator | English print (per Limitless) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 116/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | MUR | takuyoa | No. 130/094 |
| 110/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | SAR | danciao | No. 125/094 |
| 111/080 | Oricorio ex | SAR | Shinji Kanda | none in the English list |
| 112/080 | Rotom ex | SAR | Yoshimi Miyoshi | No. 126/094 |
| 113/080 | Mega Sharpedo ex | SAR | nagimiso | No. 127/094 |
| 114/080 | Mega Lopunny ex | SAR | Kinu Nishimura | No. 128/094 |
| 115/080 | Dawn | SAR | Atsushi Furusawa | No. 129/094 |
The English list has five Special Art Rares (No. 125–129) against six Japanese SAR entries (110–115); the extra Japanese SAR is Oricorio ex. The English list also has the Mega Charizard X ex at No. 130 as its top Secret Rare, matching the Japanese MUR at M2 116/080 per Limitless TCG.
Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures






Mega Charizard X ex — M2 116/080 MUR = English 130/094
The top-rarity card in each set. Limitless TCG pairs English 130/094 (Secret Rare, the Mega Hyper Rare) with M2 116/080. Our listing: PSA 10 back order ¥314,568 (~$2,043). The Special Art Rare, M2 110/080 = English 125/094: PSA 10 back order ¥112,404 (~$730). The Secret Rare tier print, M2 094 = English 109: PSA 10 back order ¥8,433 (~$55).
Dawn — M2 106 and M2 115
Limitless pairs English Dawn 118 (Ultra Rare) with M2 106 and English Dawn 129 (Special Art Rare) with M2 115/080, illustrated by Atsushi Furusawa. Our listings: M2 106, PSA 10 back order ¥6,790 (~$44); M2 115, PSA 10 back order ¥7,589 (~$49).
The Trainer and Energy secret rares in the pictures — English 116–124 = M2 101–109
Limitless pairs English Battle Cage 116 with M2 108 (Battle Colosseum in Japanese), Firebreather 119 with M2 107, Grimsley’s Move 120 with M2 105 and Ignition Energy 124 with M2 109. The Japanese SR-tier Trainer and Special Energy cards are numbered 101–109 and the English Ultra Rare ones 116–124, in a different order.
Oricorio ex, Rotom ex, Mega Sharpedo ex and Mega Lopunny ex
Of the four remaining Japanese SAR prints, three have English counterparts: English 126 Rotom ex = M2 112, English 127 Mega Sharpedo ex = M2 113 and English 128 Mega Lopunny ex = M2 114; Oricorio ex M2 111 has no English Special Art Rare. Our listings: Oricorio ex (M2 111), PSA 10 back order ¥9,282 (~$60); Rotom ex (M2 112), PSA 10 back order ¥5,997 (~$39); Mega Sharpedo ex (M2 113), PSA 10 back order ¥4,688 (~$30); Mega Lopunny ex (M2 114), PSA 10 back order ¥5,131 (~$33). The Phantasmal Flames chase cards guide covers the wider chase list.
Numbering: English Run vs Japanese Set Code
The English checklist is one numbered run: No. 1–94 is the main set and No. 95–130 continues past the set size, so the top card prints as 130/094. The Japanese cards keep their own set code, M2, with numbers over a /080 base, and the secret range is 081–116. A Japanese print is identified by the set code plus number, for example M2 116/080.
The two runs do not line up card for card. English Battle Cage is No. 116 and its Japanese print is M2 108; English Firebreather is No. 119 and M2 107; English Switch is No. 123 and M2 102; English Blowtorch is No. 117 and M2 101. The English main set is 94 cards against the Japanese base of 80, and the pairings cover the secret range only: main-set cards No. 1–94 are not matched to M2 001–080 here.
When you order Japanese cards, use the Japanese set code and number; when you cross-reference an English card, use the tables above and check the card image.
Where to Buy the Japanese Inferno X (M2) Cards from Tokyo
The Japanese M2 box has two options. The No Shrink option is listed at ¥12,668 (~$82). The Sealed option is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. The product page shows the current terms; the Inferno X Booster Box Buying Guide covers the box.
The PSA 10 rows for the Japanese prints are in the secret rares table above. Three more M2 rows are not in that table: Oricorio ex SAR (M2 111), PSA 10 back order ¥9,282 (~$60); Charcadet AR (M2 083), PSA 10 back order ¥4,404 (~$29); and Mega Charizard X ex RR (M2 013/080), PSA 10 back order ¥5,457 (~$35). The PSA 10 back order guide explains how back orders work. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. Other Japanese booster boxes are in the Pokemon card box collection. Every M2 card by number is on the M2 card list page.
Phantasmal Flames Card List FAQ
How many cards are in the Phantasmal Flames card list?
Limitless TCG lists 130 Phantasmal Flames cards: 94 in the main set (No. 1–94) and 36 secret rares (No. 95–130). The official set page says “over 120 cards” rather than an exact figure, so the exact count of 130 comes from Limitless TCG’s list.
How many secret rares are in Phantasmal Flames?
There are 36 secret rares, No. 95–130, by Limitless TCG’s labels: 13 Art Rares, 17 Ultra Rares, 5 Special Art Rares and one top Secret Rare, Mega Charizard X ex 130/094. Limitless calls the top card a Secret Rare; it is the Mega Hyper Rare tier.
When did Phantasmal Flames release in English and in Japan?
Phantasmal Flames released in English on November 14, 2025. The Japanese set behind it, Inferno X (M2), released on September 26, 2025 at ¥180 per five-card pack, per Bulbapedia. The Japanese set therefore came out about seven weeks before the English one.
Which Japanese set is behind Phantasmal Flames?
Inferno X (M2) is the Japanese set behind Phantasmal Flames. The card-level matches come from Limitless TCG’s card pages as printed on September 30, 2026: 34 of the 36 secret rares have an M2 print, and Mega Charizard X ex 130/094 matches the M2 116/080 MUR.
Are Japanese and English Phantasmal Flames cards numbered the same?
No. English cards run 1–130 in one sequence, with secret rares from No. 95. Japanese cards use the code M2 and numbers over a /080 base, so the secret range is 081–116. English Battle Cage is No. 116, and its Japanese print is M2 108.
Which Phantasmal Flames secret rares have no Japanese M2 match?
Paldean Wooper (No. 102) and Meowth (No. 106), both Art Rares, have no M2 print per Limitless TCG, so their Japanese source is not verified. In the other direction, the Japanese Oricorio ex SAR (M2 111) has no Special Art Rare counterpart in the English list.
Where can I buy the Japanese Phantasmal Flames cards?
We ship Japanese M2 cards from Tokyo. The box is listed with a No Shrink option at ¥12,668 (~$82), its Sealed option is sold out at the time of this update, and PSA 10 rows are shown in the secret rares table. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
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