Mega Symphonia
Released August 1, 2025
92 cards
Top PSA 10: $661.12
The Japanese MEGA era (2025 onward): Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia to Storm Emeralda and 30th Celebration, the Mega Evolution Pokémon ex sets. Card lists and prices.
Prices as of: October 20, 2026
Updated
Released August 1, 2025
92 cards
Top PSA 10: $661.12
Released August 1, 2025
92 cards
Top PSA 10: $679.32
Released August 1, 2025
Official count unavailable
Released September 26, 2025
116 cards
Top PSA 10: $2,499.99
Released November 28, 2025
250 cards
Top PSA 10: $2,318.23
Released January 23, 2026
117 cards
Top PSA 10: $288.11
Released March 13, 2026
120 cards
Top PSA 10: $880.00
Released May 22, 2026
118 cards
Top PSA 10: $512.94
Released July 31, 2026
113 cards
Top PSA 10: $1,537.50
Released September 16, 2026
103 cards
Top PSA 10: $986.68
The MEGA era is the Japanese series behind the English Mega Evolution Series, and it runs ahead of it. Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia opened it on August 1, 2025 as paired sets of 63 cards and 29 secret cards each, featuring Mega Lucario and Mega Gardevoir, and the M-P Promotional cards began the same day with 001/M-P Chikorita in the first MEGA Series Gym Promo Card Pack. The two sets became the English Mega Evolution set of September 26, 2025.
Inferno X followed on September 26, 2025 with 80 cards and 36 secret cards and Mega Charizard X at its center, becoming Phantasmal Flames. Mega Dream ex, the era's first high class pack, arrived on November 28, 2025 with 193 cards and 57 secret cards and became Ascended Heroes, the English special expansion themed on Pokémon Legends: Z-A with new and returning Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, Tera Pokémon ex and Trainer's Pokémon.
From there the era follows Pokémon Legends: Z-A set by set. Nihil Zero on January 23, 2026 features Mega Zygarde and became Perfect Order, with its Japanese name Munikisu Zero localized as Nullifying Zero on the English Mega Zygarde ex card. Ninja Spinner on March 13, 2026 put Mega Greninja at the center and became Chaos Rising. Abyss Eye on May 22, 2026 was the first set based on the Mega Dimension DLC and became Pitch Black, and Storm Emeralda on July 31, 2026, with 76 cards and 37 secret cards, is the Japanese original of Delta Reign. 30th Celebration released simultaneously worldwide on September 16, 2026 as part of the Pokémon 30th Anniversary, with 103 cards in its Japanese release.
Mega Symphonia, Mega Dream ex and Storm Emeralda lead the era's Japanese market so far, with Mega Brave, Inferno X, Ninja Spinner and Abyss Eye behind them, and these markets are still forming. The set hubs below carry every card list, the live chase prices ranked by PSA 10 value and the editorial history of each release, and the newest sets update as their prices settle.
No card pricing is published yet.
There are 10 published MEGA era sets in this hub.
The published MEGA era sets were released from August 1, 2025 to September 16, 2026.
Tracked chase cards are not currently available for the MEGA era.
Ten so far: the main expansions Mega Brave, Mega Symphonia, Inferno X, Nihil Zero, Ninja Spinner, Abyss Eye and Storm Emeralda, the Mega Dream ex high class pack, 30th Celebration and the M-P Promotional cards. The hub grows as sets release.
With Mega Brave, Mega Symphonia and the first M-P promo on August 1, 2025, after Black Bolt and White Flare closed the Scarlet & Violet era. It is the current Japanese series.
Mega Evolution from Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia, Phantasmal Flames from Inferno X, Ascended Heroes from Mega Dream ex, Perfect Order from Nihil Zero, Chaos Rising from Ninja Spinner, Pitch Black from Abyss Eye and Delta Reign from Storm Emeralda.
Mega Symphonia, Mega Dream ex and Storm Emeralda lead so far, with Mega Brave, Inferno X, Ninja Spinner and Abyss Eye behind them. Each set hub ranks its own chase cards by live PSA 10 value, and these markets are still young.