Inferno X Chase Cards: SR and AR Cards in PSA 10 (M2)

The Inferno X chase cards we list are three SR cards (MEGA Charizard X ex 094/080, Rotom ex 096/080 and MEGA Lopunny ex 100/080) and four AR cards (Toxtricity, Flygon, Dewgong and Charcadet), all graded PSA 10, from the Japanese set M2 (Inferno X). Start with our PSA 10 MEGA Charizard X ex SR 094/080 listing.

Updated November 9, 2026

What are the Inferno X chase cards?

In this article, the Inferno X chase cards are the SR and AR cards from M2 that we list in PSA 10: MEGA Charizard X ex 094/080, Rotom ex 096/080 and MEGA Lopunny ex 100/080 in SR, and Toxtricity 089/080, Flygon 088/080, Dewgong 084/080 and Charcadet 083/080 in AR. We group them by rarity and by what the product pages state. We do not rank them by price, because prices move, and every listing below links to its product page, where the current price is shown.

Here is the full set of Inferno X cards in our PSA 10 listings. Rarity and numbers come from the product pages, and the grade on every one is PSA 10 (Gem Mint).

Two notes on reading this table. First, the official card panel for the set shows 80 images (001 to 080), so the cards numbered 083 and above carry numbers higher than the 80 images shown in that panel. Second, the table lists what we hold in PSA 10. It is not a ranking of every rare card in the set. For the complete numbered list, use our Inferno X (M2) Complete 卡牌列表, which covers all 116 cards and their rarities.

What does the official Inferno X page confirm about the set?

The official Japanese page confirms that Inferno X is the MEGA expansion pack with set code M2, released on September 26, 2025, at a suggested retail price of ¥180 per pack including tax, with 5 randomly inserted cards in each pack (pokemon-card.com). Those are the facts every discussion of this set starts from, and they are the facts in the Key facts table above.

The same page names the cards the Pokémon Company chose to show. The featured cards are MEGA Charizard X ex, Oricorio ex and a third card listed in Japanese as ひふきやろう. Other named cards in the lineup are MEGA Sharpedo ex, Toxtricity, Weavile, MEGA Heracross ex, Ludicolo, Jumbo Ice, Rotom ex, Mismagius ex, a card called Anohoragusa and a card called Dizzying Valley. The page also notes that Cut Rotom, Heat Rotom, Wash Rotom and Rotom are not included in this expansion.

The attack name Inferno X appears in both the Japanese and English official sources. The English Pokemon.com preview of MEGA Charizard X ex says that Inferno X deals 90 damage for each Fire Energy you discard from your Pokémon (Pokemon.com). The Japanese page adds that an Ability on the card listed as ひふきやろう and on Oricorio ex is used to prepare the attack Inferno X (pokemon-card.com).

The official sources give no pull rates, so this article gives none. What it can do is tie each card we list to what the pages state: the number, the rarity, the grade, and whether the official page names the card.

Is MEGA Charizard X ex the featured card of Inferno X?

Yes, MEGA Charizard X ex is the first featured card on the official Inferno X page, and the SR version we list in PSA 10 is numbered 094/080. If you want the card the Pokémon Company puts first, this is the one.

The official page lists it ahead of Oricorio ex among the featured cards, and the English Pokemon.com preview uses it as the headline card for the English counterpart set, Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames, where it is No. 125. The SR we list is graded PSA 10, so the condition is stated by the grader and the case.

If you want this card, the PSA 10 SR is the direct route: MEGA Charizard X ex SR 094/080 in PSA 10. If you would rather open packs, the box and pack side of the set is covered in our Inferno X Booster Box (M2) Buying Guide.

A practical point about the number: 094 is higher than 080, so it is not one of the 80 images in the base panel on the official page. Do not look for it among the 001 to 080 images and conclude it is missing. The card list article linked above shows where each number falls across the 116 cards.

Which SR cards from Inferno X do we list in PSA 10?

We list three SR cards in PSA 10: MEGA Charizard X ex 094/080, Rotom ex 096/080 and MEGA Lopunny ex 100/080. Each has its own product page, linked below, and the table after the cards compares them on the facts the pages give.

MEGA Lopunny ex SR 100/080. The number 100 is the highest of the seven card numbers we list. It is a MEGA ex card, the same card family as MEGA Charizard X ex. It is not among the featured or named cards on the official page text, so the product page is the best source for its details. See the PSA 10 MEGA Lopunny ex listing.

Rotom ex SR 096/080. Rotom ex is one of the named cards on the official page. The same page states that Cut Rotom, Heat Rotom, Wash Rotom and Rotom are not included in this expansion, so if you search for a Rotom card from M2 by name, the card to look for is Rotom ex. See the PSA 10 Rotom ex listing.

The table below compares the three SR cards on the facts we have. It has no price column, because the product pages show the current price.

Which AR cards from Inferno X do we list in PSA 10?

We list four AR cards in PSA 10: Toxtricity 089/080, Flygon 088/080, Dewgong 084/080 and Charcadet 083/080. They carry the AR rarity shown on each product page, and each links to its own listing below.

Toxtricity AR 089/080. Toxtricity is one of the named cards on the official Inferno X page, and the English Phantasmal Flames preview shows a Toxtricity at No. 68. The AR we list is a different number, 089/080, so check the number when you compare it with the English card. See the PSA 10 Toxtricity listing.

Flygon AR 088/080. Flygon sits right next to Toxtricity in the numbering, at 088. It is not among the featured or named cards on the official page text. See the PSA 10 Flygon listing.

Dewgong AR 084/080. Dewgong is numbered 084, one of the two lowest numbers of the seven cards we list. See the PSA 10 Dewgong listing.

Charcadet AR 083/080. Charcadet carries the lowest number of the seven cards we list, 083. See the PSA 10 Charcadet listing.

Here is how the four AR cards compare on the facts we hold:

How do Japanese Inferno X card numbers compare with English Phantasmal Flames numbers?

Japanese Inferno X numbers do not match English Phantasmal Flames numbers, so compare cards by name and artwork, not by number. The clearest example is MEGA Charizard X ex: Pokemon.com lists it as No. 125 in the English set, while our Japanese SR is 094/080.

The other previewed English cards show the same gap. Pokemon.com names MEGA Heracross ex as No. 108, Toxtricity as No. 68, MEGA Gengar ex as No. 56, Sableye as No. 59 and Wondrous Patch as No. 94 (Pokemon.com). Of those previewed English cards, the Japanese official page names MEGA Heracross ex and Toxtricity in the M2 lineup. The Japanese page does not name MEGA Gengar ex, Sableye or Wondrous Patch.

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For a comparison of the two products at box level, read Phantasmal Flames ETB vs Japanese M2 Inferno X. If you are weighing the Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection against the Japanese box, see that comparison.

What does PSA 10 mean for an Inferno X card?

PSA 10 means the card has been graded Gem Mint by Professional Sports Authenticator, and our product pages describe it as the highest grade certifiable, awarded only to cards in flawless, gem mint condition. Every Inferno X card in this article is listed in PSA 10.

That has a practical effect: the grade and the PSA case state the condition of the card. One caution from the product pages: the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.

If you want the condition stated up front, buy the graded card. If you want to open packs, use the pack and box pages instead; the damaged-box side of the set is covered in the M2 Inferno X Damaged Box Guide.

Which Inferno X card should I choose?

Choose MEGA Charizard X ex SR 094/080 if you want the card the official page features first; choose Rotom ex SR 096/080 if you are looking for a Rotom card from M2; and choose an AR card if you are collecting a specific Pokémon from the set. This follows from the official page and the numbering, not from any price forecast.

If you are still deciding between buying graded singles and buying a box, our Inferno X (M2) Complete Guide covers the card list and where to buy. For a look at what collectors ask about the box, see Inferno X Chase Cards: Top Asks, Pull Rates & Pokemon Box Guide.

How do I buy Inferno X cards from Japan?

You order the PSA 10 card from its product page, pay in Japanese yen by Wise, PayPal or a card through PayPal, and the order ships with FedEx and a tracking number. There is no minimum order amount or quantity, so a single card is a valid order.

Shipping runs in two steps. Handling comes first: most orders are processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment has cleared, and business days exclude weekends and Japanese national holidays. Then transit: FedEx International Connect Plus usually takes 3 to 7 business days after dispatch, and FedEx International Priority usually takes 2 to 5 business days. These are estimates, not guaranteed dates, and shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout based on your delivery address (Shipping Policy).

PSA cards need one extra note. PSA graded cards may also 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 will 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 (Shipping Policy).

If dispatch is delayed, we contact you by email as soon as practical with the revised estimate. For a significant delay before handoff to FedEx, we may offer the option to wait or to cancel the order with a full refund. After the order is handed to FedEx, delivery timing is controlled by the carrier and destination-country authorities, and transit delays do not by themselves create a right to cancel or refund after dispatch. You can check your order status in your customer account, and once the order is dispatched you can see the tracking number and the carrier’s latest delivery estimate in your account or the shipping confirmation email.

Check your address before you pay. While an order is paid and its shipment has not yet been scheduled, you can update the shipping address yourself from My Account > Orders. The destination country cannot be changed, and the carrier, shipping method and FedEx service level stay as selected at checkout. If shipping to the new address costs more, you pay the difference before dispatch and the order is held until it is settled (Shipping Policy).

All payments are made in Japanese yen. Any difference between the amount we charge and the amount on your statement comes from exchange rates and fees charged by your card issuer, bank or PayPal, and is outside our control (付款方式). Wise bank transfer is the only method without the 5% payment processing fee.

Wise has extra steps worth knowing. If you upload a screenshot of your Wise transfer, you have 5 days from placing the order to upload it, and the order price is then held for a total of 10 days from placing the order. The screenshot option requires an account and is not available at guest checkout. If you pay by SWIFT, the policy says to add JPY 611 to your order total to cover the receiving fee, and to choose the OUR charge option so that correspondent bank fees are covered on your side.

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Related Articles

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• Inferno X (M2) Complete Guide: 卡牌列表 & Where to Buy
• Inferno X Booster Box (M2) Buying Guide: Price, MSRP and Chase Cards
• Inferno X Chase Cards: Top Asks, Pull Rates & Pokemon Box Guide
• Phantasmal Flames ETB vs Japanese M2 Inferno X

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