Four cards. That is the entire MEGA x MEGA Parade card list that can be sourced to an official image as of October 1, 2026: Mega Greninja ex 208/165, Mega Zygarde ex 214/165, Mega Darkrai ex 217/165 and Mega Rayquaza ex 218/165, the Mega Attack Rares the Pokémon Company showed in its August 31, 2026 video after the World Championships. Everything else about ハイクラスパック「MEGA×MEGA パレード」 — the Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y headliners, the main-set contents, the rarity breakdown — is reported, or not shown at all.
The tracker keeps those categories apart. Each row carries a status: official (shown or printed by the Pokémon Company), reported (a named outlet or retailer, with the date), or not shown. When the official product page appears on pokemon-card.com and card reveals begin, rows move from reported to official and the change is logged with its date.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. Prices use ¥154/USD, verified October 1, 2026; the previous high class pack, MEGA Dream ex, is currently listed, and sourcing requests for the Parade set go through Snel bestellen.
Official: four Mega Attack Rares (numbers 208, 214, 217 and 218 over a printed 165-card main set) shown on August 31, 2026, with the caption that the cards are under development. Reported: Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y as featured Pokémon (Pokébeach, August 25, 2026). Not shown: all other cards, the rarity counts and any Mega Raichu card. Our MEGA x MEGA Parade hub covers the release date and pack facts.
First version, built from the official record and dated reports as of October 1, 2026; the update log records every change.
Kaartenlijst Tracker: Every Card by Status
The official video of August 31, 2026 (「【公式】ポケモンカードゲーム「ex★」」 on the Japanese channel; “NEW ex★ Series & Mega Lucario Z ex Reveal” on the English channel) is the only official source of card images, and pokemon.com’s closing-ceremony recap is the only official text that names the four cards. Pokébeach’s August 31 article attributes them to “what is presumably February’s MEGA x MEGA Parade”; the set placement is therefore reported, while the cards themselves are official.
| Kaart | Number | Rarity | Type | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Greninja ex (メガゲッコウガex) | 208/165 | MA | Water | Official image; set placement reported | Pokémon Company video, August 31, 2026; Pokébeach, August 31, 2026 |
| Mega Zygarde ex (メガジガルデex) | 214/165 | MA | Fighting | Official image; set placement reported | Same |
| Mega Darkrai ex (メガダークライex) | 217/165 | MA | Darkness | Official image; set placement reported | Same |
| Mega Rayquaza ex (メガレックウザex) | 218/165 | MA | Colorless | Official image; set placement reported | Same |
| Mega Raichu X (メガライチュウX) | — | — | Electric (game) | Reported as featured; no card shown | Pokébeach, August 25, 2026 |
| Mega Raichu Y (メガライチュウY) | — | — | Electric (game) | Reported as featured; no card shown | Pokébeach, August 25, 2026 |
| Cards 001–165 (main set) | 001–165 | — | — | Not shown | Denominator printed on the four renders only |
| Secret rares 166–207, 209–213, 215–216, and above 218 | — | — | — | Not shown | Implied by the numbering gaps; no official statement |
| Rarity breakdown (AR / SAR / MA / MUR counts) | — | — | — | Not confirmed | No official page as of October 1, 2026 |
Two rules keep the rows honest. A card enters the official column only when the Pokémon Company shows it on its own site, channel or account. A number stays attached to a card only if it was printed on an official image; the numbers above come from the renders published with the August 31 reveal, which the official English video captions as “under development and may differ from the final products”.
What the /165 Denominator Does and Does Not Tell You
All four renders print a number over 165. In the Pokémon Card Game’s numbering, the denominator is the size of the main set and cards numbered above it are the secret rares: MEGA Dream ex printed /193 and ran to 250, with 57 cards above the line. If the Parade denominator survives to the final product, the main set is 165 cards, and the four known cards sit 43 to 53 slots above it.
The gaps are the part worth reading. 208 is the lowest known number and 218 the highest; the five unseen slots between 208 and 214, the two between 214 and 217, and whatever sits between 166 and 207 are not shown. In MEGA Dream ex the block above the main set ran AR, then SR, then MA, then SAR, then MUR in ascending numbers; whether Parade orders its secret rares the same way is not confirmed, so the tracker does not assign rarities to the unseen slots.
| Figure | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 165 | Main-set denominator printed on the four renders | Printed on under-development renders; not on an official page |
| 208 / 214 / 217 / 218 | Numbers of the four MA cards | Printed on the renders |
| m7a | Set code printed on the renders; retailers list the code as M7a | Not on an official page |
| J | Regulation mark printed on the renders | Printed on the renders |
| ©2027 | Copyright year printed on the renders | Printed on the renders |
| Total cards in the set | — | Not confirmed |
The Four Mega Attack Rares as Printed on the Renders
The renders are legible enough to read the card text, and the text matches the cards’ existing 2026 prints in the official card database line for line. That is how Mega Attack Rares worked in MEGA Dream ex: the same card, re-illustrated with the attack name set in oversized lettering across the artwork. Each row below pairs the render with the official database entry for the earliest print of the same card.
| Card (render) | HP / stage | Ability | Attacks | Weakness / retreat | Illustrator credit on the render |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Greninja ex 208/165 | 350 / Stage 2 (evolves from Frogadier) | ひっさつしゅりけん — discard a basic Water Energy from hand to put 6 damage counters on one opposing Pokémon | ニンジャスピナー [W][W] 120+ (return a Water Energy to hand for +80) | Lightning ×2 / 1 | Taiga Kasai |
| Mega Zygarde ex 214/165 | 310 / Basic | — | ガイアウェーブ [F][F][F] 200 (takes 30 less damage next turn); ムニキスゼロ [F]×5 (flip a coin per opposing Pokémon, 150 to each on heads) | Grass ×2 / 2 | 5ban Graphics |
| Mega Darkrai ex 217/165 | 280 / Basic | — | ナイトレイド [D][D] 110+ (+110 if one of your Benched Pokémon has damage counters); アビスアイ [D][D][D] (Knock Out the opposing Active Pokémon if it has a Special Conditie) | Grass ×2 / 2 | DOM |
| Mega Rayquaza ex 218/165 | 280 / Basic | はしゃのほうこう — when played to the Bench from hand, look at the top 4 cards and attach a basic Energy | ストームエメラルダ [R][L][C] 50× (per Fire or Lightning Energy on all your Pokémon) | Lightning ×2, Fighting −30 / 2 | Saboteri |
All four carry the Mega Evolution ex rule box (three Prize cards when Knocked Out) and the regulation mark J. The official database entries for the existing prints give the same HP figures — 350, 310, 280 and 280 — and the same attack names, which is why the renders can be described as re-illustrated prints rather than new cards. The illustrator credits are the one thing that changes: the earlier Special Art Rare prints credit Susumu Maeya (Greninja), kantaro (Zygarde), AKIRA EGAWA (Darkrai) and Kazuki Minami (Rayquaza), while the renders credit Taiga Kasai, 5ban Graphics, DOM and Saboteri. Those four names also illustrated MEGA Dream ex’s ten Mega Attack Rares.
Where the Four Cards Come From
Each of the four has a full set of 2026 prints in the official database: a Double Rare in the main set, a Super Rare, a Special Art Rare and a Mega Ultra Rare in the secret block. The Parade MA versions, if the renders hold, become a fifth print of each card.
| Kaart | Japanese set (official release) | Existing prints (official database) | Our PSA 10 listings (October 1, 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Greninja ex | M4 ニンジャスピナー (Ninja Spinner), March 13, 2026 | 022/083 RR, 098/083 SR, 114/083 SAR, 120/083 MUR | SAR 114/083 PSA 10 back order, ¥25,918 (~$168); MUR 120/083 PSA 10 back order, ¥95,470 (~$620) |
| Mega Zygarde ex | M3 ムニキスゼロ (Nihil Zero) | 046/080 RR, 097/080 SR, 113/080 SAR, 117/080 MUR | SAR 113/080 PSA 10 back order, ¥6,373 (~$41); MUR 117/080 PSA 10 back order, ¥38,454 (~$250) |
| Mega Darkrai ex | M5 アビスアイ (Abyss Eye) | 046/081 RR, 099/081 SR, 114/081 SAR, 118/081 MUR | SAR 114/081 PSA 10 back order, ¥31,314 (~$203); MUR 118/081 PSA 10 back order, ¥59,140 (~$384) |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | M6 ストームエメラルダ (Storm Emeralda), July 31, 2026 | 058/076 RR, 095/076 SR, 110/076 SAR, 113/076 MUR | SAR 110/076 PSA 10 back order, ¥91,453 (~$594); MUR 113/076 PSA 10 back order, ¥222,136 (~$1,443) |
Every row in the right-hand column is offered as a PSA 10 back order — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The route is explained on our PSA 10 back order page, and the Mega Attack Rare guide goes card by card with asking prices from the Japanese market.
Mega Raichu X and Y: Reported, Not Shown
Pokébeach’s August 25, 2026 report says “the set will feature Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y, both of which debuted in Mega Dimension”, and adds that the set name may refer to the pair. That is the whole of the public record on the Raichu cards: no official image, number, rarity or illustrator exists as of October 1, 2026, and the official card database has no メガライチュウ entry.
What is official is the Pokémon itself. The pokemon.co.jp Mega Dimension page lists Mega Raichu X as ねずみポケモン, でんき type, 1.2 m and 38.0 kg, using the Mega Stone ライチュウナイトX, and Mega Raichu Y as 1.0 m and 26.0 kg with ライチュウナイトY. The English Mega Dimension page describes them as “two newly discovered Mega-Evolved Pokémon” that “each Mega Evolve using a different Mega Stone”. Our Mega Raichu X and Y guide collects the game facts and the Raichu prints we list.
A gold “メガライチュウX” card image has circulated on X with HP 370, an ability named メガエレキブースト and the number 250/193 under the code m2a. The official MEGA Dream ex (M2a) list assigns 250/193 to Mega Dragonite ex MUR, so the image is a fan-made mock-up and does not enter the tracker. The leaked images vs official article shows each circulating image with the detail that identifies it.
How to Read Reveals: Official Channels vs Circulating Images
For MEGA Dream ex, the official sequence was a product page on pokemon-card.com, then card reveals on the official site and the @pokemon_cojp X account, then the full list in the card database on release day. The same three checkpoints apply to Parade, and each one has a tell.
- Product page. Prints 発売日 and 希望小売価格 and the pack contents line. Until it exists, every date is reported or a retailer placeholder (a Yahoo! Shopping store prints 2027/2/17; an export retailer prints February 19, 2027; a five-pack listing shared on X printed 2026/12/15).
- Official card reveals. Carry the official watermark and a number that fits the printed denominator. The four MA renders were published by Pokébeach from the official video; their numbers fit a /165 set.
- Card database. The final word on numbers, rarities and illustrators. The database entry is what moves a tracker row from “printed on a render” to official.
- Circulating images. Check the set code and the copyright line. The gold box and pack renders on X print 「第2弾」 and a 2024 copyright line; the pack mock-up with Mega Raichu prints the 2025 code M2a. None of them is a reveal.
The MEGA Dream ex Precedent for a Full List
MEGA Dream ex is the template a Parade list is likely to resemble, and its numbers are official. The card database lists 250 entries over a 193-card main set; the 57 secret rares break down as 20 Art Rares, 9 Super Rares, 10 Mega Attack Rares, 17 Special Art Rares and 1 Mega Ultra Rare. The ten MA cards were numbered 223 through 232 and credited to Saboteri, DOM, 5ban Graphics and Taiga Kasai — the same four credits that appear on the Parade renders.
| MEGA Dream ex (official) | Figure | MEGA x MEGA Parade | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main set | 193 | 165 | Printed on renders |
| Total cards | 250 | — | Not confirmed |
| Mega Attack Rares | 10 (223–232) | 4 shown (208, 214, 217, 218) | Official images; count not confirmed |
| Special Art Rares | 17 | — | Not shown |
| Art Rares | 20 | — | Not shown |
| Mega Ultra Rare | 1 (250/193) | — | Not shown |
| Pack | ¥550, 10 cards | ¥550, 10 cards | Reported (Pokébeach) |
| Release | November 28, 2025 | February 19, 2027 | Reported (Pokébeach) |
The MEGA Dream ex complete guide and the Mega Attack Rare complete list hold the full 2025 list; the Parade vs MEGA Dream ex comparison sets the two side by side.
Where to Buy the Previous High Class Pack from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. The 2025 high class pack is the product to hold while the Parade list fills in, and the four 2026 expansions behind the revealed cards are listed as boxes and graded singles.
The M2A MEGA Dream ex Damaged Box is currently listed at ¥11,977 (~$78) as a separate product, and the M6 Storm Emeralda booster box is currently listed from ¥9,380 (~$61). Set-by-set lists for every Japanese expansion are on our card list hub; sourcing requests for a specific product, including MEGA x MEGA Parade, go through Snel bestellen.
Update Log
- October 1, 2026 — First version: four Mega Attack Rares from the August 31 video entered as official images with reported set placement; Mega Raichu X and Y entered as reported; all other rows not shown. Planned next update: the official product page, or the next official card reveal.
Veelgestelde vragen
How many MEGA x MEGA Parade cards have been revealed?
Four, all Mega Attack Rares shown in the Pokémon Company’s August 31, 2026 video: Mega Greninja ex 208/165, Mega Zygarde ex 214/165, Mega Darkrai ex 217/165 and Mega Rayquaza ex 218/165. Their placement in the Parade set is reported by Pokébeach rather than stated on an official page as of October 1, 2026.
How many cards are in MEGA x MEGA Parade?
Not confirmed. The four renders print a 165-card main-set denominator, and the English video captions them as under development. MEGA Dream ex, the 2025 high class pack, ran to 250 cards over a 193-card main set, which shows the scale such a set can reach, but no total has been printed for Parade.
Is there a Mega Raichu X or Mega Raichu Y card in the list?
Not yet. Pokébeach reported on August 25, 2026 that the set features Mega Raichu X and Mega Raichu Y, but no card for either had been shown officially as of October 1, 2026. The gold Mega Raichu X image circulating on X prints a MEGA Dream ex number and is a fan-made mock-up.
When does MEGA x MEGA Parade release in Japan?
The reported date is Friday, February 19, 2027, from Pokébeach’s August 25, 2026 article. The official Pokémon Card Game site had not listed the product as of October 1, 2026, and retailer listings print placeholder dates such as 2027/2/17, so the official date is pending.
Are the four Mega Attack Rares new cards?
No. The text on the renders matches the cards’ existing 2026 prints in the official card database, with the same HP and attack names, so they are re-illustrated versions, which is how Mega Attack Rares worked in MEGA Dream ex. The illustrator credits on the renders differ from the earlier Special Art Rare prints.
How does the tracker decide what counts as official?
A card is official when the Pokémon Company shows it on its own site, channel or account, and a number is attached only if it was printed on an official image. Reports from named outlets and retailer listings are labelled with their date, and circulating images on X are checked against set codes and copyright lines.
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