The Pokemon Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck is a ready-to-play 60-card deck built around three Mega Lucario ex cards, and the official pokemon.com page gives its launch as June 19, 2026. The Mega Lucario ex inside is the regular Mega Evolution 77 print, which has Japanese prints in Mega Brave (M1L) and MEGA Dream ex (M2a) listed in the official card database.
The official page lists the deck, 6 damage-counter dice, 1 coin-flip die, 2 coin condition markers, a deck box, a strategy sheet and a code card for Pokemon TCG Live, and it lists no promo card. Bulbapedia dates the deck May 22, 2026 instead; that date is reported and differs from the official one.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. Every store price is quoted as of October 2, 2026, converted to USD at ¥154.
The official page lists a 60-card deck built around 3 Mega Lucario ex 77/132 (Mega Evolution 77, credited to 5ban Graphics by Limitless TCG), accessories and a code card, with launch on June 19, 2026. Its Japanese counterparts are M1L 029/063 RR and M2a 092/193 RR, both credited to 5ban Graphics in the official database. The Mega Brave Damaged Box is offered at ¥7,593 (~$49).
The deck’s contents, 60-card list and launch date come from the official pokemon.com page, and the Japanese prints, rarities and illustrator credits come from the official Japanese card database.
What the Official Page Lists for the League Battle Deck
The official page is titled Pokemon TCG: Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck and states: “Launch: June 19, 2026”. It opens by asking: “Ready to hit the Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) gym with some of your favorite Fighting types?” and calls the deck “a great way for Trainers who are already familiar with the Pokemon TCG (and its rules) to take their battles up a notch with a seriously powerful strategy”. It adds that the deck holds a few sought-after cards that make their way into a ton of decks, naming Secret Box and Fezandipiti ex.
| 商品 | As printed on the official pokemon.com page |
|---|---|
| Product name | Pokemon TCG: Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck |
| Launch | June 19, 2026 |
| Deck | 1 ready-to-play 60-card deck |
| Dice and markers | 6 damage-counter dice, 1 coin-flip die, 2 coin condition markers |
| Storage and guide | 1 deck box, 1 strategy sheet |
| Digital | 1 code card to play this deck on Pokemon TCG Live |
| Promo card | None listed |
| Sold at | The Pokemon Center and where Pokemon TCG products are sold |
| 價格 | Not printed |
The page also describes how the deck is meant to play. It says to get Fighting Energy into the discard pile with Lunatone’s Lunar Cycle Ability, but only if Solrock is in play, before firing off Mega Lucario ex’s Aura Jab attack. That attack lets the player accelerate Fighting Energy from the discard pile to another attacking threat, such as Hariyama or a different Mega Lucario ex, which keeps a Mega Brave attack available for a one-hit KO. The page offers this as the opening line of play for a first-time user of the deck.
The page is aimed at players who already know the rules. Our own Mega Lucario cards value guide and the Lucario cards guide cover the Pokemon’s printings across eras.
The 60-卡牌列表
The official page prints the full list under the heading Mega Lucario ex, and the counts add up to 60: 18 Pokemon, 12 Basic Fighting Energy and 30 Trainer cards. Pokemon numbers are as the official page prints them; Trainer set numbers are from Bulbapedia’s deck page, which matches the official list card for card.
| Group | 卡牌 | Count | Set number |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pokemon | Mega Lucario ex | 3 | 77/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Riolu | 4 | 76/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Hariyama | 2 | 73/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Makuhita | 3 | 72/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Solrock | 2 | 75/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Lunatone | 2 | 74/132 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Fezandipiti ex | 1 | 38/64 (official page) |
| Pokemon | Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex | 1 | 141/167 (official page) |
| Energy | Basic Fighting Energy | 12 | — |
| Trainer | Fighting Gong | 4 | 116/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Lillie’s Determination | 4 | 119/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Iris’s Fighting Spirit | 3 | 149/159 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Boss’s Orders (Ghetsis) | 2 | 114/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Surfer | 1 | 187/191 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Gravity Mountain | 2 | 177/191 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Premium Power Pro | 4 | 124/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Ultra Ball | 4 | 131/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Night Stretcher | 2 | 061/064 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Secret Box | 1 | 163/167 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Switch | 1 | 130/132 (Bulbapedia) |
| Trainer | Air Balloon | 2 | 079/086 (Bulbapedia) |
Several cards in the list come from other expansions: Bulbapedia names Fezandipiti ex as a Shrouded Fable card, Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex and Secret Box as Twilight Masquerade cards, and Mega Lucario ex as Mega Evolution 77. The Japanese counterpart is the headline card only; the deck’s other Pokemon (Riolu, Hariyama, Makuhita, Solrock and Lunatone) are Mega Evolution set prints whose Japanese rows are not confirmed.
Launch Date and Details That Differ Between Sources
The official page and Bulbapedia disagree on the launch date. The official pokemon.com page prints “Launch: June 19, 2026”, while Bulbapedia’s merchandise section and its deck page both say the deck “was released on May 22, 2026” (Bulbapedia, as of October 2, 2026).
| Detail | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Launch on June 19, 2026 | Official | Official pokemon.com product page |
| Launch on May 22, 2026 | Reported, differs from the official date | Bulbapedia |
| 60-card list, accessories, code card | Official | Official pokemon.com product page |
| No promo card in the contents | Official (none listed) | Official pokemon.com product page |
| Non-holofoil Hariyama (73) and Lunatone (74) as promotional cards | Reported | Bulbapedia |
| Classed as Play Level 3 | Reported | Bulbapedia |
| An accessory box in the contents | Reported | Bulbapedia deck page |
| Whether the three Mega Lucario ex cards are holofoil | Not confirmed | Neither source states it |
The two sources agree on the substance of the contents: the deck box, the six damage-counter dice, the coin-flip die, the condition markers, the strategy sheet and the Live code card. Bulbapedia adds the Play Level 3 class and describes the deck as the first League Battle Deck of the Mega Evolution Series, and it names the non-holofoil Hariyama and Lunatone as the deck’s promotional cards, while the official page lists no promo card at all. Those three points are Bulbapedia’s alone.
Mega Lucario ex MEG 77 and the Six Japanese Prints
Limitless TCG lists the deck’s Mega Lucario ex as Mega Evolution (MEG) 77, a Double Rare credited to 5ban Graphics, a Fighting Stage 1 with 340 HP, Weakness Psychic, no resistance and a retreat cost of 2, with regulation mark I. The official Japanese database lists six prints of メガルカリオex across two sets, each a 1 Evolution Pokemon with 340 HP.
| Number | Rarity icon | Illustrator (official database) | Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1L 029/063 | RR | 5ban Graphics | Mega Brave |
| M1L 078/063 | SR | takuyoa | Mega Brave |
| M1L 088/063 | SAR | Atsushi Furusawa | Mega Brave |
| M1L 092/063 | MUR | 5ban Graphics | Mega Brave |
| M2a 092/193 | RR | 5ban Graphics | MEGA Dream ex |
| M2a 228/193 | MA | 5ban Graphics | MEGA Dream ex |
All six database pages print the same card text (rendering). The attack はどうづき costs one Fighting Energy, does 130 damage and lets the player choose up to 3 Basic Fighting Energy from their discard pile and attach them to Benched Pokemon in any way. The attack メガブレイブ costs two Fighting Energy, does 270 damage and cannot be used by this Pokemon on the next turn. Each card carries Weakness Psychic ×2, a retreat cost of 2 and the Mega Evolution ex rule that gives the opponent 3 Prize cards when it is Knocked Out. The English page names the deck’s attacks Aura Jab and Mega Brave, and the Japanese effects match those descriptions.
Limitless TCG lists Japanese Mega Brave 29 and MEGA Dream ex 92 among the prints of MEG 77, and both are RR prints credited to 5ban Graphics. For the whole set, see our M1L Mega Brave complete guide and the Mega Brave (M1L) card list.
English Prints, Japanese Prints and Illustrator Credits
The deck’s headline card is the MEG 77 print, and its Japanese relatives are the two RR prints. Limitless TCG lists MEG 77 in the same card family as the Japanese Mega Brave 29 and MEGA Dream ex 92, and the official database supplies the credits.
| English print (Limitless TCG) | Illustrator (Limitless TCG) | Japanese print (official database) | Illustrator (official database) | Credit comparison |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MEG 77, Double Rare | 5ban Graphics | M1L 029/063 RR | 5ban Graphics | Same credit |
| MEG 77, Double Rare | 5ban Graphics | M2a 092/193 RR | 5ban Graphics | Same credit |
| No English pair confirmed | Not applicable | M1L 078/063 SR | takuyoa | Not confirmed |
| No English pair confirmed | Not applicable | M1L 088/063 SAR | Atsushi Furusawa | Not confirmed |
| No English pair confirmed | Not applicable | M1L 092/063 MUR | 5ban Graphics | Not confirmed |
| No English pair confirmed | Not applicable | M2a 228/193 MA | 5ban Graphics | Not confirmed |
Limitless TCG also lists further English prints of Mega Lucario ex: MEG 160, 179 and 188, Ascended Heroes 113 and two promos, MEP 12 and MEP 33. Which of those pair with the Japanese SR, SAR, MUR and MA is not confirmed. A shared 5ban Graphics credit matches a name on a card and nothing more; artwork identity between MEG 77 and the Japanese RR prints is not confirmed.
Bulbapedia (as of October 1, 2026) says Mega Lucario ex was first released in the Japanese Mega Brave expansion. That is why the Mega Brave set is the Japanese counterpart of this deck even though no Japanese League Battle Deck exists: the deck is an English product built around a card that Bulbapedia says Japan printed first. Our English versus Japanese Mega Evolution sets comparison covers the wider set mapping.
The Japanese Sets Behind the Deck: M1L and M2a
Mega Brave is the Japanese expansion that Bulbapedia says first carried the card. The official Japanese page gives its release as August 1, 2025, with a price of ¥180 per pack, tax included, and 5 cards in each pack. Limitless TCG’s Japanese set header lists 92 cards. The English expansion Mega Evolution carries the card as MEG 77; the official English page gives its release as September 26, 2025 and describes it as Standard legal with over 180 cards.
MEGA Dream ex is the later Japanese set that reprints the card. The official Japanese page gives its release as November 28, 2025, with a price of ¥550 per pack and 10 cards in each pack, and the official database lists 250 cards against a printed denominator of /193.
| Spec | Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck (English) | M1L Mega Brave box (Japanese) | M2a MEGA Dream ex box (Japanese) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Launch / release | June 19, 2026 (official pokemon.com) | August 1, 2025 (official Japanese page) | November 28, 2025 (official Japanese page) |
| Contents | 60-card deck, dice, markers, deck box, strategy sheet, code card | Booster packs of 5 cards each | Booster packs of 10 cards each |
| Price printed officially | None | ¥180 per pack, tax included | ¥550 per pack, tax included |
| Mega Lucario ex cards | 3 x MEG 77 | RR 029/063, SR 078/063, SAR 088/063, MUR 092/063 | RR 092/193, MA 228/193 |
| Promo card | None listed | Not applicable | Not applicable |
The Japanese boxes hold random packs, so they are a different buying route from a deck with a fixed 60-card list. For the Mega Brave box as a product, see our Mega Brave booster box buying guide and, for the reprint set, the M2a MEGA Dream ex complete guide.
SNKRDUNK Lowest Asks for the Lucario Prints
The SNKRDUNK figures are asking prices displayed on product pages on October 2, 2026, never a sale or a valuation. The site’s display floor is ¥1,000, which means a raw ask of exactly ¥1,000 is the minimum the site shows and may not reflect a real listing. The PSA 10 column quotes each page’s per-condition grid, and a dash marks a grid with no listing.
| Card or product | Lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, October 2, 2026 | PSA 10 ask from the grid, October 2, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Lucario ex M1L 029/063 RR | ¥1,000 (~$6) (display floor) | ¥4,500 (~$29) |
| Mega Lucario ex M1L 078/063 SR | ¥1,000 (~$6) (display floor) | ¥6,890 (~$45) |
| Mega Lucario ex M1L 088/063 SAR | ¥5,800 (~$38) | ¥15,900 (~$103) |
| Mega Lucario ex M1L 092/063 MUR | ¥25,000 (~$162) | ¥89,500 (~$581) |
| Mega Lucario ex M2a 092/193 RR | ¥1,000 (~$6) (display floor) | — |
| Mega Lucario ex M2a 228/193 MA | ¥1,000 (~$6) (display floor) | ¥4,289 (~$28) |
| M1L Mega Brave box (sealed) | ¥8,000 (~$52) | Not applicable |
| M1L Mega Brave box (no shrink) | ¥6,900 (~$45) | Not applicable |
| ポケモンセンターセット「メガブレイブ」 (Pokemon Center Set, rendering) | ¥16,900 (~$110) | Not applicable |
The box rows are the lowest ask on SNKRDUNK, October 2, 2026, for a single unit of each product. The RR, SR and MA cards sit at the display floor in the raw column, while the SAR and MUR carry higher ask levels in both columns. These are asks from other sellers, and they say nothing about how any store prices the same card.
The Japanese Products Behind the Lucario Prints
The store products that connect to the deck’s headline card are the Damaged Box of the Mega Brave set, the Pokemon Center Set for Mega Brave and, for the reprint, the Damaged Box of MEGA Dream ex. Damaged Box products are separate products from the main box pages.
| 商品 | Japanese set | Listing |
|---|---|---|
| M1L-Mega Brave Japanese Pokemon Booster Box – Damaged Box | M1L Mega Brave | Damaged Box at ¥7,593 (~$49) |
| Mega Brave Pokemon Center Set | M1L Mega Brave | Pokemon Center Set at ¥22,062 (~$143) |
| M2A-Mega Dream ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box – Damaged Box | M2a MEGA Dream ex | Damaged Box at ¥11,977 (~$78) |
The contents of the Pokemon Center Set are not confirmed. The M1L Mega Brave booster box itself, in its Sealed and No Shrink versions, is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through 快速訂購. The official M1L page says its cards are packed randomly, so no box can be tied to a specific print.
The set listing pages are the Mega Brave (M1L) card list and the MEGA Dream ex (M2a) card list. We do not list the English League Battle Deck; the Japanese set and the graded prints are the Japanese route to the same Pokemon.
PSA 10 Back Orders for Mega Lucario ex
The Mega Lucario ex SAR M1L 088/063 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥17,340 (~$113) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The MUR M1L 092/063 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥91,800 (~$596), the SR M1L 078/063 at ¥5,792 (~$38) and the MA M2a 228/193 at ¥4,355 (~$28). The route is described in our PSA 10 back orders guide.
| Product title | Listing | |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Lucario ex SAR M1L 088/063 | PSA10 MEGA Lucario ex SAR | PSA 10 back order at ¥17,340 (~$113) |
| Mega Lucario ex MUR M1L 092/063 | PSA10 MEGA Lucario ex MUR | PSA 10 back order at ¥91,800 (~$596) |
| Mega Lucario ex SR M1L 078/063 | PSA10 MEGA Lucario ex SR | PSA 10 back order at ¥5,792 (~$38) |
| Mega Lucario ex MA M2a 228/193 | PSA10 MEGA Lucario ex MA | PSA 10 back order at ¥4,355 (~$28) |
A PSA 10 slab is a card that PSA’s published grading standards classify as Gem Mint. The RR prints M1L 029/063 and M2a 092/193 have no PSA 10 listing, and sourcing requests for those numbers go through 快速訂購. More graded Japanese cards are on the PSA 10 card list.
Buying Checklist: Deck, Box or Graded Single
- Separate the deck from the card. The official page lists a 60-card deck with three MEG 77 cards and no promo card; a Japanese print of the card is a different purchase.
- Use the official date. The launch is June 19, 2026 per the official page; May 22, 2026 is Bulbapedia’s reported date and differs.
- Match the print by number. The Japanese prints are M1L 029/063, 078/063, 088/063 and 092/063 and M2a 092/193 and 228/193.
- Read credits with care. 5ban Graphics is credited on four of the six Japanese prints; a shared credit is not a statement that the art is identical.
- Treat asks as asks. The SNKRDUNK figures are lowest asking prices on October 2, 2026, and a figure of ¥1,000 is a display floor.
- Pick the route. A Japanese box holds random packs, while a PSA 10 back order targets one print by number.
Where to Buy the Japanese Mega Lucario ex Prints from Japan
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. For the Mega Brave set, the product pages are the Damaged Box at ¥7,593 (~$49) and the Pokemon Center Set at ¥22,062 (~$143). For the MEGA Dream ex reprint, the page is the Damaged Box at ¥11,977 (~$78).
For graded prints, the PSA 10 Mega Lucario ex SAR, PSA 10 MUR, PSA 10 SR and PSA 10 MA listings carry their own terms on the product pages. The listing pages are the Mega Brave (M1L) card list, the MEGA Dream ex (M2a) card list and the PSA 10 card list. For related reading, our Mega Lucario Z guide covers the other Mega Lucario line.
常見問題
What is inside the Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck?
The official pokemon.com page lists 1 ready-to-play 60-card deck, 6 damage-counter dice, 1 coin-flip die, 2 coin condition markers, 1 deck box, 1 strategy sheet and 1 code card for Pokemon TCG Live. The page lists no promo card and prints no price.
When did the Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck launch?
The official pokemon.com page gives the launch as June 19, 2026. Bulbapedia says May 22, 2026; that date is reported and differs from the official one. The Japanese Mega Brave set that first carried the card released August 1, 2025, per its official Japanese page.
How many Mega Lucario ex cards are in the deck?
The official 60-card list has 3 Mega Lucario ex 77/132 cards among 18 Pokemon, with 12 Basic Fighting Energy and 30 Trainer cards. The page lists no promo card. Bulbapedia calls the non-holofoil Hariyama and Lunatone the deck’s promotional cards, and that detail is reported only.
How much does the Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck cost?
The official page prints no price, so the deck’s price is not confirmed. On the Japanese side, the official Mega Brave page prints ¥180 per 5-card pack, tax included, and the official MEGA Dream ex page prints ¥550 per 10-card pack. The Mega Brave Damaged Box is offered at ¥7,593 (~$49).
Which Japanese cards match the deck’s Mega Lucario ex?
The deck’s card is Mega Evolution 77, credited to 5ban Graphics. The official Japanese database lists two RR prints with the same illustrator credit: Mega Brave M1L 029/063 and MEGA Dream ex M2a 092/193. A shared credit is not proof that the art is the same.
How many Japanese Mega Lucario ex cards are there?
The official database lists six prints of メガルカリオex: M1L 029/063 RR, 078/063 SR, 088/063 SAR and 092/063 MUR, plus M2a 092/193 RR and 228/193 MA. The credits are 5ban Graphics on four prints, takuyoa on the SR and Atsushi Furusawa on the SAR.
Is there a Japanese version of the League Battle Deck?
There is no Japanese League Battle Deck product. The Japanese counterpart is the Mega Brave set that Bulbapedia says first carried Mega Lucario ex, with the MEGA Dream ex reprint. Our Mega Brave Damaged Box is offered at ¥7,593 (~$49).
Which Japanese Mega Lucario ex prints have PSA 10 listings?
The SAR 088/063, MUR 092/063, SR 078/063 and the M2a MA 228/193 each have a PSA 10 back-order listing, such as the SAR at ¥17,340 (~$113). The RR prints have none, and sourcing requests for those numbers go through Quick Order.
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