Mega Dream ex Revealed Cards: Latest Confirmed List

Updated November 7, 2026

The Mega Dream ex revealed cards are the cards named for the Japanese High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (set code M2a), released November 28, 2025. Official pages name new Mega Evolution ex Pokémon, three MA rares, support cards and mirror cards, and our PSA 10 listings add exact AR, SAR and MA card numbers.

What are the key facts of the MEGA Dream ex set?

The set is a Japanese-edition High Class Pack in the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series, coded M2a, with 10 randomly inserted carte per pack. The table below lists the entity details in one place so you can match the name to the code.

The official MEGA series page lists the pack under expansion packs and links to the M2a page. It gives no release date or contents itself, so the M2a page is the source for those. For the wider picture of how this set was sold, see our MEGA Dream ex (M2A) complete guide.

Which Mega Dream ex revealed cards are confirmed so far?

The official pages confirm three new Mega Evolution ex Pokémon, three MA rares, several support and deck-boosting cards, two mirror cards, and six AR or SAR cards shown only as images. The table groups every card name that the official pages state in text.

Sources: the official M2a page and its second official view. The official text names the three MA cards above; our PSA 10 listings also include Mega Dragonite ex MA 232/193, so treat the MA group as larger than the three names in the official text.

Which new Mega Evolution ex cards were revealed?

The new Mega Evolution ex cards are Mega Dragonite ex, Mega Eelektross ex and Mega Froslass ex. The official page pairs each with its pre-evolution line, so the set is built around Dratini to Dragonair, Tynamo to Eelektric, and Snorunt.

Mega Dragonite ex has an official card page with full game text. The official card search shows Mega Dragonite ex as number 126/193, a Stage 2 Pokémon with 370 HP, in the set logo M2a, illustrated by aky CG Works. The rarity is not written in text on that page, so we do not assign one to number 126.

• Ability: Once during your turn, you may switch your Active Pokémon with one of your Benched Pokémon.
• Attack: A 330-damage attack that makes you choose two Energy attached to the Pokémon and discard them.
• Rule: When a Mega Evolution ex is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 3 Prize cards.

That 3-Prize rule applies to Mega Evolution ex in general, so it is a deck-building cost to weigh, not a quirk of one card. Details are on the official card page for number 126.

Mega Dragonite ex also appears in higher-rarity artwork. Our listings name Mega Dragonite ex MA 232/193 and Mega Dragonite ex SAR 246/193. That makes three numbered prints of the same Pokémon in this set: 126, 232 and 246.

What is the MA rarity and which Mega Dream ex cards use it?

MA stands for Mega Attack Rare, the new rarity introduced in M2a, and it covers special illustrations of Mega Evolution Pokémon using powerful attacks. The official page names three MA cards: Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex.

AR (Art Rare) and SAR (Special Art Rare) also appear in the set, but MA is the rarity that is new here. If you are choosing between prints of one Pokémon, read the rarity and number in the listing title so you know which print you are buying. We explain the three tiers side by side in our guide to MA vs SAR vs AR in Mega Dream ex.

From our listings, two MA cards carry exact numbers:

• Mega Dragonite ex MA, 232/193.
• Mega Gardevoir ex MA, 226/193.

Which AR and SAR cards from Mega Dream ex can be named?

The official page shows six AR and SAR cards only as images, so their names are not in its text. Our PSA 10 listings give exact numbers for three AR cards and two SAR cards.

Every number in this table is above 193, the end of the official card list. The pattern matches the layout of the set: the base list stops at 193, and the special-art prints sit beyond it with the same “/193” denominator.

Which Mega Dream ex SAR cards are Mega ex Pokémon?

The two SAR cards we can name are both Mega Evolution ex: Mega Gengar ex at 240/193 and Mega Dragonite ex at 246/193. Both are listed as PSA 10 cards on our shop.

Mega Gengar ex is notable because Gengar is not among the three new Mega Evolution ex that the official page highlights in text. It still appears in the set as a SAR print.

If you want the Mega Dragonite ex in the set, you now have three clear options by number: the standard 126, the MA at 232 and the SAR at 246. Check the card number in the listing title before you buy.

What support, deck-boosting and mirror cards were revealed?

The official page reveals support for existing decks, including N’s Zekrom and the N’s Vanillite line, plus Team Rocket’s Honchkrow and Team Rocket’s Dugtrio. It also reveals two mirror cards: Budew and Team Rocket’s Murkrow.

The official page describes these cards as support for existing decks:

• N’s Pokémon support: N’s Zekrom, N’s Vanillite, N’s Vanillish and N’s Vanilluxe are named as support for the N’s deck. N’s Zekrom also has an AR print at 210/193 in our listings.
• Two-Trainer support card: The official page names a support card for the N’s deck (バーベナとヘレナ in Japanese). Its condition is strict: if an attack by an N’s Pokémon Knocks Out the opponent’s Active Pokémon, you take 3 extra Prize cards.
• Team Rocket support: Team Rocket’s Honchkrow and Team Rocket’s Dugtrio are named. One Team Rocket attack, Rocket Feather, lets you discard any number of support cards with “Team Rocket” in the name and deals 60 damage times the number discarded.
• Mirror cards: Budew and Team Rocket’s Murkrow carry a deluxe mirror finish with energy-symbol and Poké Ball patterns.

The page also says powerful event cards are re-recorded in this set, shown as images only. The images are not readable as text here, so no individual event card is listed in this article.

How do the revealed cards compare across rarities?

Across the set, the revealed cards fall into five bands: base-list cards (001 to 193), MA, AR, SAR and mirror cards. Use the band to decide what you are shopping for before you look at individual prints.

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Our recommendation: if you are building a collection around Mega Evolution, start with the MA cards, since MA is what the set introduced. If you want an AR, pick the Pokémon first and the number second; Dustox, Misdreavus and N’s Zekrom are all listed. For a SAR, the two Mega ex options are the Gengar and the Dragonite. For what each print looks like at a glance, see the top cards guide and our full card list article.

What does a PSA 10 listing for these cards include?

A PSA 10 listing is a single card graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint) by Professional Sports Authenticator, and the listing names the card, number and rarity in the title. Our pages for these cards describe the grade as awarded to cards in flawless, gem mint condition.

The product descriptions add two practical notes. First, the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. Second, stock levels can change, so in some cases an order may take a little longer to ship. The shipping policy says the same about PSA graded cards in more detail: they may also be sold through other sales channels, and a PSA item shown online may already be sold before the team locks the allocation for your order. Once your payment has cleared, the shop secures the PSA graded card matching your order, even if additional sourcing is required, and dispatch may take longer in that case.

A listing title reads like “PSA10 Mega Gengar ex SAR [M2a 240/193](High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex”)”. Read it left to right: grade, card name, rarity, set code with number, then the set name. If a title lacks a rarity, as with the two MA listings, the rarity shows in the card name itself.

How do I buy these cards from outside Japan?

You buy through the product pages, pay in Japanese yen by Wise, PayPal or a card through PayPal, and the order ships by FedEx with a tracking number. Shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address.

Details are on the shipping policy and the payment methods page. Two points matter for single cards. The handling window starts only after payment clears, so a Wise transfer that has not arrived does not start it. And if you pay by Wise without uploading a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically when payment has not been received within 12 hours (3 hours for orders with a pre-order item). With a screenshot, you must upload it within 5 days and the price is held for a total of 10 days.

If you want a card from this set, open the listing, check the number in the title against the table above and place the order. Browse the Misdreavus AR, Mega Gengar ex SAR and the other pages linked in this article.

Is the MEGA Dream ex set the same as an English-language set?

The Japanese set is a separate Japanese-edition product with its own set code, M2a, and its own card numbers. When you compare cards across languages, rely on the code and number, not the name alone. Our comparison articles cover the differences in detail: Ascended Heroes ex Boxes vs Japanese MEGA Dream ex, chase cards across both and MEGA x MEGA Parade vs MEGA Dream ex.

For a single card guide in the same set, see Entei 020/193 and Surfer SAR 249/193. For the pack and box side, read the Mega Dream ex booster box buying guide, and for dates and ordering history, the pre-order and release date guide.

How should I read this list when new cards are named?

Read it by source: the official text names a card, the official images show more cards without names, and a numbered product listing names an exact print. The set has been out since November 28, 2025.

Use this simple order when you check a card:

1. Find the card on the official card search if it is on the base list, 001 to 193.
2. For numbers above 193, match the name, rarity and number in the listing title.
3. Check that the set code is M2a and the set name is High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex”.
4. Read the shipping and payment pages before you pay.

When a new card name appears in an official source or a numbered listing, it goes into the tables above under the right band. The date at the top shows the last update.

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