MEGA Dream ex gave Mega Scrafty ex three separate Japanese prints, and two of them use rarity codes most collectors outside Japan have never had to tell apart — SAR and MA. They are not the same tier, they are not interchangeable, and mixing them up is the easiest way to overpay or underpay for the wrong card.
This guide covers the Japanese high-class pack MEGA Dream ex (M2a), released 28 November 2025, and the two Mega Scrafty ex slabs we handle out of Tokyo: the 241/193 Special Art Rare (SAR), currently listed, and the 231/193 MA print, which is presently unlisted. We break down the illustrators, the set position of each print, and where this card sits against its own set’s rarity ladder — no third-party pricing, just what we know from the set data and our own catalogue. If you’re comparing chase prints across M2a, our Mega Diancie ex SAR guide covers a different Pokemon from the same set.
Mega Scrafty ex has three confirmed M2a prints — a Double Rare at 110/193, an MA (Mega Attack Rare) at 231/193, and a Special Art Rare at 241/193. Our PSA 10 Mega Scrafty ex 241/193 SAR is currently listed at ¥7,634 (~$48). If you collect across the set, our PSA 10 Mega Eelektross ex 235/193 SAR, from the same M2a set, is also currently listed.
Yen figures below convert at approximately ¥159/USD (September 2026).
The Card: Mega Scrafty ex 241/193 SAR
In Japanese, the card is printed as メガズルズキンex — Mega Scrafty ex in English. It is a Stage 1 Pokemon, evolving from Scraggy (Japanese: ズルッグ), and carries 330 HP with a Darkness typing across all three of its M2a prints.
The 241/193 print is a Special Art Rare (SAR), illustrated by nagimiso — see our nagimiso illustrator guide for more of their work across Japanese sets. SAR is the full-illustration chase tier that modern Japanese Pokemon sets build around — artwork that extends across the whole card face rather than sitting inside a standard frame. This print is the one currently listed on our site as a PSA 10.
Its number, 241, sits well above the set’s main run of 193 — a strong signal on its own that this is a secret-slot print rather than part of the base numbered set. More on what that means for rarity below.
Print History: Every Mega Scrafty ex in MEGA Dream ex
MEGA Dream ex gave Mega Scrafty ex three confirmed prints, each with a different illustrator and a different rarity slot.
110/193 — Double Rare
The 110/193 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run and carries a Double Rare (RR-tier) designation, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. This is the standard-frame version most players will pull first.
231/193 — MA (Mega Attack Rare)
Illustrated by Taiga Kasai, the 231/193 print carries the rarity code the community calls MA — official Japanese marketing for M2a names this tier “MA (Mega Attack Rare)”, a rarity slot unique to the Mega-era M-series sets. Limitless’s own card database groups it under the broader “Secret Rare” filter, but the set’s own naming is more specific. Our MA rare complete guide covers this tier across the wider M-series if you want the full explanation.
This print is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through 快速下单. MA and SAR are separately numbered, separately illustrated prints, not two names for the same card, so treat them as distinct pickups if you’re working from a checklist.
241/193 — Special Art Rare
Covered in detail above — nagimiso’s full-art SAR, currently listed as a PSA 10 at ¥7,634 (~$48).
| Number | Rarity | Illustrator | Set | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110/193 | Double Rare | 5ban Graphics | MEGA Dream ex (M2a) | 28 Nov 2025 |
| 231/193 | MA (Mega Attack Rare) | Taiga Kasai | MEGA Dream ex (M2a) | 28 Nov 2025 |
| 241/193 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | nagimiso | MEGA Dream ex (M2a) | 28 Nov 2025 |
The Set: MEGA Dream ex (M2a)
MEGA Dream ex — ハイクラスパック「MEGAドリームex」in Japanese — is a high-class pack with the set code M2a, released in Japan on 28 November 2025. The set totals 250 cards, with the main numbered run going up to 193; the remaining slots, including both of our Mega Scrafty ex chase prints, sit above that main count in secret-rare territory.
M2a belongs to the Japanese “Mega” (M-series) block, the run of releases built around the Mega Evolution mechanic. It is this block that introduced the MA rarity tier discussed above — a naming convention that does not appear in earlier Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese sets.
Other confirmed M2a chase prints in our own catalogue from the same set include Mega Eelektross ex 235/193 SAR, Canari SAR 248/193, and Surfer SAR 249/193 — all numbered above the 193-card main run, the same pattern as Mega Scrafty ex’s own chase prints. For the complete 250-card breakdown, see our MEGA Dream ex (M2a) full card list.
Where This Print Sits on the Rarity Ladder
Within Mega Scrafty ex’s own three prints, the numbering tells you where each one sits relative to the set’s main run:
- 110/193 — Double Rare. Inside the main numbered set, standard frame.
- 231/193 — MA (Mega Attack Rare). Above the main run, in the secret-rare block, using the M-series’ own MA naming.
- 241/193 — Special Art Rare (SAR). Also above the main run, full-illustration treatment.
We are not going to rank MA against SAR in terms of relative scarcity — the available set data doesn’t include pull-rate figures for either, and we don’t publish estimates we can’t source. What we can say is that they are two distinct chase tiers introduced specifically for the M-series, and both sit clearly above the Double Rare base print in presentation and print position.
Where to Buy Mega Scrafty ex from Tokyo
Our PSA 10 Mega Scrafty ex 241/193 SAR is currently listed at ¥7,634 (~$48). The 231/193 MA print is not listed on our site at the moment; if you’re after that specific slab, sourcing requests go through 快速下单.
For the rest of the set, we also currently list PSA 10 Mega Eelektross ex 235/193 SAR, Canari SAR 248/193, and Surfer SAR 249/193 — all from the same M2a set, all across the PSA 10 collection.
Chasing the whole set instead of a single slab? Our MEGA Dream ex booster box (also available as a Damaged Box listing) ships sealed from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For anything not currently listed, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to put in a request.
常见问题
What is Mega Scrafty ex 241/193 SAR?
It is the Special Art Rare print of Mega Scrafty ex from the Japanese high-class pack MEGA Dream ex (M2a), released 28 November 2025. It is a Stage 1, 330 HP, Darkness-type Pokemon card illustrated by nagimiso. We currently list this print as a PSA 10 at ¥7,634 (~$48).
What does “MA” mean on the 231/193 print?
MA stands for “Mega Attack Rare,” an official rarity name used in Japanese marketing for the M-series of sets. It is a distinct rarity tier from SAR, printed on a different card number (231/193) with different artwork, illustrated by Taiga Kasai.
Is the PSA 10 Mega Scrafty ex MA 231/193 available to buy right now?
This print is not listed on our site at the moment. Sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.
Is there an English print of Mega Scrafty ex?
Yes — Ascended Heroes (ASC), the English-set equivalent, features Mega Scrafty ex across three numbers: 135, 270, and 285. The numbering does not match the Japanese M2a release, so treat the two as separate checklists.
How many cards are in MEGA Dream ex (M2a)?
The set totals 250 cards, with the main numbered run going up to 193. Both of Mega Scrafty ex’s chase prints (231/193 and 241/193) are numbered above that main run, in the set’s secret-rare slots.
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