Mega Charizard X ex PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Cards: M2 MUR and SAR

Every Japanese Mega Charizard X ex Print

Five rows carry the name メガリザードンXex in the database, as printed on October 7, 2026. Mega Charizard Y ex uses a different card name (database rows MC 085/742 and MC 766/742, both credited to aky CG Works) and is not in the table. The last column shows what we list for each print.

Illustrator credit is the one artwork fact the database prints. takuyoa is credited on three of the five rows; the database does not say whether those three share a design, so the official images below are the check.

For the wider story of the card across the Mega era, Mega Charizard X ex: Every Printing & Price covers the vintage XY Mega Charizard prints beside the M2 cards, and Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection vs Japan’s M2 Pokemon Box compares the English collection with the Japanese box.

English Counterparts: Phantasmal Flames and Mega Promos

Limitless TCG, as of October 7, 2026, groups English cards with the same card text as the Japanese 116 and 110. Its grouping is a text match and is not a statement that the artwork is the same. Bulbapedia (as of September 15, 2026) lists the English equivalent of Inferno X as Phantasmal Flames, which Limitless dates to November 14, 2025 with 130 cards.

Two matches stand out in that table. The highest English rarity with the MUR’s credit is Phantasmal Flames #130, a Secret Rare; the English Special Art Rare with the SAR’s credit is #125. Whether the English artwork matches the Japanese artwork is not stated, because Limitless groups cards by text and credit, not by image.

What PSA 10 Means for These Cards

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; the standard is explained in What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card?. Our own condition wording is in Pokemon Card Kondisi Guide: Raw vs PSA 10 (Japanese Cards).

The label wording PSA prints for a Japanese card is not quoted. The slab photo on each product page shows the label as it is, and PSA Japan: Label, Service and What “Graded in Japan” Means explains the Japan label. No population figures are quoted.

Other Mega Charizard Cards We List Are Different Cards

The following back-order listings use different card names from Mega Charizard X ex. They are named in our listings as follows, and none of them is a Mega Charizard X ex.

The two MC rows are the Mega Charizard Y ex prints the database credits to aky CG Works. The XYA card is an XY-era M Charizard EX from the Mega Battle Deck 60, a different card from the 2025 ex.

Where to Buy Mega Charizard X ex PSA 10 from Japan

The MUR 116/080 slab is currently listed at ¥338,387 (~$2,197) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the SAR 110/080 slab at ¥140,400 (~$912) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). The back orders are the MUR at ¥360,319 (~$2,340), the SAR at ¥149,690 (~$972), the MA 223/193 at ¥13,713 (~$89), the SR 094/080 at ¥10,341 (~$67) and the RR 013/080 at ¥6,583 (~$43). The Inferno X booster box is currently listed at ¥16,728 (~$109) for the Sealed option.

Other graded Japanese singles are in the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list. For a print we do not list, sourcing requests for a specific card go through Pesan Cepat. The buying process is in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan, and the MEGA-era price picture is in MEGA-Era Pokemon Cards 2026: Top 20 Japanese PSA 10 Prices.