Mega Dragonite ex Mega Dream: Complete Guide to the M2a Cards

Updated November 8, 2026

Mega Dragonite ex Mega Dream is one of the new Mega Evolution ex cards in the Japanese High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (M2a, also typed M2A), released in Japan on November 28, 2025. The base card is number 126/193 with 370 HP, and our product pages list PSA 10 copies of the MA 232/193 and SAR 246/193 prints.

What Are the Key Facts About Mega Dragonite ex in Mega Dream ex?

The key facts are a Japanese-edition Stage 2 card with 370 HP from set code M2a, numbered 126/193 in its base print. The table below keeps the product and card details in one place, with the official page each fact comes from.

If you want to go straight to a slab, our PSA 10 MEGA Dragonite ex MA 232/193 and PSA 10 MEGA Dragonite ex SAR 246/193 pages are the two print types we list for this Pokémon. The rest of this guide explains what the card says, what the numbers and rarity labels on the listings mean, and how an order reaches you from Tokyo.

What Is Mega Dragonite ex in the Mega Dream ex Pack?

Mega Dragonite ex is one of the new Mega Evolution ex cards in the Japanese M2a pack, and the official M2a page names it in its list of new Mega Evolution ex Pokémon. The pack is a High Class Pack in the MEGA series expansion packs.

The official page lists the pack at 550 yen including tax, with 10 cards in each pack, randomly inserted. It describes a new rarity called MA (Mega Attack Rare), which it defines as special illustrations of Mega Evolution Pokémon using powerful attacks, and it also mentions AR and SAR cards plus mirror-style cards with energy-symbol and Poké Ball patterns. The same page is the source for the release date of November 28, 2025. A separate official regulation page lists “MEGA Dream ex” as a high-class pack in the MEGA series and links back to the M2a page. That regulation page gives no release date and does not state the regulation for the set.

For collectors, the useful point is that Dragonite appears in this set in more than one form. The Japanese card database shows the base Mega Dragonite ex as number 126/193. Our PSA 10 product pages show two further prints of the same Pokémon: an MA print numbered 232/193 and an SAR print numbered 246/193. Those two numbers come from our listings, not from an official page, so when you compare them with the base card, treat the official database entry as the reference for the card text and the listing titles as the reference for the print you are buying.

What Does the Base Mega Dragonite ex Card 126/193 Do?

The base Mega Dragonite ex 126/193 is a Stage 2 Pokémon with 370 HP, an ability that switches your Active Pokémon, and an attack that deals 330 damage and discards 2 Energy. Everything in this section comes from the official Japanese card database entry for this card.

HP 370 is the health total printed on the card, which the database lists together with its Stage 2 status.

Sky Carry is the card’s ability. Once during your turn, you switch your Active Pokémon with one of your Benched Pokémon.

Ryuno Glide is the attack. It deals 330 damage, and the effect reads: discard 2 Energy attached to this Pokémon.

The Mega Evolution ex rule is printed on the card: when a Mega Evolution ex is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 3 Prize cards. Anyone building a deck around the card should read that rule next to the ability and the attack, because all three are on the same card.

The official database page for this card shows only the rarity icon, RR, not a written rarity name, so this guide reports the icon as shown. The MA and SAR prints carry their own rarity labels in the titles of our product pages.

How Does the Dratini, Dragonair and Mega Dragonite ex Line Work?

The Dragonite line in M2a runs Dratini, then Dragonair, then Mega Dragonite ex, according to the official M2a page.

The same page gives Dragonair an Ability called Evolution Guidance: when it has Energy attached, you can search your deck for an evolution Pokémon. Mega Dragonite ex itself is a Stage 2, as the card database states.

This matters for collectors who also play. If you are collecting the line, you are looking for three Pokémon: Dratini, Dragonair and Mega Dragonite ex. The line description is the official summary of how the cards connect, not a list of numbers and rarities for each stage. For the Mega card itself, the text we quote is the base 126/193 entry from the official card database.

Which Mega Dragonite ex Prints Exist in M2a?

Three prints of Mega Dragonite ex are covered in this guide: the base card 126/193, the MA print 232/193 and the SAR print 246/193. Only the base card has its text on an official card page; the other two are the prints that appear on our PSA 10 product pages.

Our product pages for the two special prints are listed below:

Three of our product pages carry the same name and the same card number, MA 232/193, so check the page you open rather than assuming it is the one you saw earlier. Each listing says the card has been graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint), and each carries the note that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. Each page also says that stock levels can change, so in some cases an order may take a little longer to ship.

For a closer look at how the three rarity types differ across the whole set, our guide Mega Dream ex (M2a) MA vs SAR vs AR walks through them. This article stays with Dragonite.

What Does the MA Rarity Mean on Mega Dragonite ex 232/193?

MA stands for Mega Attack Rare, a new rarity introduced with this set, and the official page describes it as special illustrations of Mega Evolution Pokémon using powerful attacks. The 232/193 Mega Dragonite ex carries the MA label in the title of our product pages.

The official page names Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex among the MA cards it reports. Our listings show that Mega Dragonite ex also has an MA print, numbered 232/193. The official page does not list the MA card numbers, so the 232/193 number is the one on our listings.

The SAR print, 246/193, is a separate card on our listing. The official M2a page mentions SAR among the rarities, but it shows the AR and SAR card names only as images, so it does not spell out in text which Pokémon sit at which SAR number. Our SAR 246/193 listing is the source for that Dragonite SAR number. We use the abbreviation SAR as it appears on the listings.

In short, the three prints differ in what they give a buyer:

• Base 126/193 is the version with documented card text and the RR icon.
• MA 232/193 is the print that carries the MA label, the rarity the official page presents as new with this set.
• SAR 246/193 is the print that carries the SAR label, listed by us as a PSA 10 slab.

Which Mega Dragonite ex Mega Dream Card Should You Buy?

Choose the base 126/193 if you want the card whose text is documented, the MA 232/193 if you want the print with the MA label, and the SAR 246/193 if you want the print with the SAR label. The right pick follows from what you want the card to be.

If you want a graded Mega Dragonite ex and have no strong rarity preference, start with the MA 232/193. The reason is the official page: it describes MA as the new rarity of this set and defines it as special illustrations of Mega Evolution Pokémon using powerful attacks, which is the label this print carries. The SAR 246/193 is the right choice if SAR is the rarity you collect across sets. If you collect by Pokémon rather than by rarity, you can look at both product pages and decide between them.

A PSA 10 slab is a graded card, so the grade is part of what you are buying. The listings describe the card as graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint) and say the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. Read the listing description before you order.

The official pages used for this guide state the pack price of 550 yen, not the price of any single card, so we do not give single-card prices here. Open the product page to see the listed price in yen.

How Does Japanese Mega Dragonite ex Compare With the English Ascended Heroes Product?

Mega Dragonite ex is the headline Pokémon of Mega Evolution—Ascended Heroes, an English-edition product released January 30, 2026, which is a separate product from the Japanese Mega Dream ex pack. The English page is not named “Mega Dream ex”.

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The English announcement was published on November 20, 2025, and describes the set as containing over 290 cards, with new Mega Evolution Pokémon ex such as Mega Dragonite ex, Trainer’s Pokémon and Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, and more than 30 Pokémon and Trainer cards with special illustrations. You can read it on the official Pokémon news page. It gives no further card names, rarities or prices.

What this means for a buyer: the two come from different products with different release dates, so do not treat them as one card in two languages. The English pages give no card number, text or rarity for Mega Dragonite ex, and they do not list rarities or pack configuration. That is why the numbers in this guide, 126/193 from the official Japanese card database and 232/193 and 246/193 from our listings, should be read as Japanese M2a numbers only and not carried over to the English set.

If you are deciding between the two products as a whole, our comparison Pokemon Ascended Heroes ex Boxes vs Japanese MEGA Dream ex (M2a) Box covers the box-level differences, and Mega Dream ex Chase Cards looks at the English and Japanese prints together.

Which Other Mega Dream ex Cards Appear Next to Dragonite?

Beyond Dragonite, our product pages for the set include PSA 10 listings of Mega Gengar ex SAR 240/193, Psyduck 032/193, Misdreavus AR 202/193, Dustox AR 195/193 and N’s Zekrom AR 210/193. These are cards from the set that appear on our pages, and they are not a full list of the set.

The official M2a page also reports N’s Zekrom, Verbena and Helena, and Team Rocket’s Murkrow among other cards in the set, and it names Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex among MA cards. A summary of that page also reported Mega Galvantula ex and Mega Froslass ex as new Mega Evolution ex cards; that summary was messy, so those two names are not confirmed here.

Mega Gengar ex appears on our pages as SAR 240/193, and Dragonite’s SAR is listed as 246/193. If you want to compare Mega Evolution ex SAR prints from the pages shown in this guide, those are the two to look at. For the full set, use our MEGA Dream ex (M2A) Complete Guide and the Mega Dream ex card list.

How Do You Order a PSA 10 Mega Dragonite ex From Tokyo?

You order it from the product page, pay in yen through Wise, PayPal or a card via PayPal, and the order ships by FedEx with a tracking number. The details below come from our shipping policy and payment methods pages.

Payment is made in Japanese yen. Our payment methods page lists Wise bank transfer, PayPal, and credit or debit cards through PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, American Express and JCB, with PayPal deciding which is offered to you). Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee; PayPal and card payments carry it. Any gap between the amount we charge and the amount on your statement comes from exchange rates and conversion fees set by your provider.

For a Wise order without a screenshot, the order is cancelled automatically if payment has not arrived within 12 hours (3 hours if the order has a pre-order item). With a screenshot uploaded within 5 days, your order price is held for a total of 10 days. The screenshot option needs an account and is not available at guest checkout. Use the payment reference SST-{order number} exactly as issued.

Our shipping policy page also has a note on PSA graded cards. They may be offered through our other sales channels, so an item shown online may already be sold before our team locks the allocation for your online order. Once your payment has cleared, we secure the PSA graded card matching your order, even if additional sourcing is required, and dispatch may take longer in that case. We provide status updates whenever the schedule changes.

After the parcel is handed to FedEx, timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities. Customs inspections, import procedures, remote-area handling, peak-season congestion and weather may delay delivery, and such transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch. You can follow your order status in your customer account, and once dispatched, the tracking number and the carrier’s latest estimate appear in your account or shipping confirmation email.

If you are still deciding between buying a slab and opening packs, the Mega Dream ex Booster Box Buying Guide covers the sealed side, and the pre-order guide explains the Japanese release background. The official pack page does not state how many packs are in a box, so check the box product page for that detail.

How Should You Check a Graded Mega Dragonite ex Before Ordering?

Check the card number, the set name and any rarity label in the product title, then read the description. For example, “PSA10 MEGA Dragonite ex MA [M2a 232/193](High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex”)” gives the grade, the Pokémon, the rarity, the set code and the card number in one line.

Here is the checklist we suggest:

1. Number. 232/193 is the MA print and 246/193 is the SAR print on our listings. The base card, 126/193, is a different print with its own official card page.
2. Rarity label. MA and SAR appear after the card name in the Dragonite product titles. The official card database page for the base card shows only the RR icon, so do not look for a written rarity name there.
3. Set. The title ends with High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex”, and the code is M2a.
4. Grade. The description says Graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint). It also notes the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.
5. Listing. The MA print appears on three pages with the same name. Open the one you intend to buy and confirm the page before checkout.
6. Delivery. Confirm that your address is a physical one, because FedEx cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, and check the shipping method you select at checkout.

The regulation mark for the set is not stated on the official pages used for this guide, so if you plan to use the card in organized play, check the mark printed on the card itself before building a deck.

Where Can You Read More About Mega Dream ex?

Our related guides cover the set from other angles, and you can start with whichever matches your next decision.

• Mega Dream ex (M2a) MA vs SAR vs AR: How to Tell the Rarities Apart
• Mega Dream ex Pre-Order Guide: Data di uscita giapponese and How to Buy
• MEGA Dream ex (M2A) Complete Guide: Lista carte & Where to Buy
• MEGA x MEGA Parade vs MEGA Dream ex: Japanese High Class Pack Comparison
• Surfer SAR 249/193 MEGA Dream ex Card Guide

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