Storm Emeralda complete: all 113 cards in the Mega Rayquaza ex set

• Set details
• The star cards
• The 3 split Stadiums
• Gallery: the 76 main set cards
• The 37 secret rares
• What to look for when opening

The set at a glance

Total cards

11376 main set + 37 secret

Secret rares

3712 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR, 1 MUR

Mega Evolution ex

4Rayquaza, Golisopod, Golurk, Malamar

Pokémon ex

4Heat Rotom, Wishiwashi, Raikou, Talonflame

Split Stadiums

3the "Legendary" ones

Japan release

31 JulStorm Emeralda (M6)

Western release

6 NovDelta Reign

It's the sixth main set of the Mega Evolution era (M6) and, like the ones before it, it mixes Hoenn nostalgia (Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza, Zinnia) with new mechanics. One detail to watch: with this Cyclizar, the nine-card connected illustration by Saboteri that started in the Mega Evolution set is one step from completion. The list you see here is the Japanese one; the cards will be the same in Delta Reign, with their names in English and the other Western languages. You'll also see the set written as Storm Emerald, without the final a; the official name is Storm Emeralda, and it's the same set.

The star cards

Mega Rayquaza ex (058/076, Colorless, 280 HP) is the headliner. Its Ability Champion's Roar lets you look at the top 4 cards of your deck when you put it on the Bench and attach a basic Energy; its attack Storm Emeralda does 50 damage for each Fire and Lightning Energy you have attached in play. As a Mega Evolution ex, it gives up 3 Prize cards when Knocked Out.

It doesn't come alone: the set has three more Mega Evolution ex, all with very high HP. Mega Golisopod ex (009, Grass, 340 HP) hits hard if your opponent's Pokémon is already damaged; Mega Golurk ex (033, Psychic, 350 HP) throws a 300-damage punch if you have 10 or more cards in hand; and Mega Malamar ex (048, Darkness, 320 HP) scales damage with each Pokémon on your opponent's Bench. On top of those come four very playable 2-Prize ex: Heat Rotom ex, Wishiwashi ex, Raikou ex and Talonflame ex (Stage 2, evolving from Fletchling and Fletchinder).

Four Mega Evolution ex and four ex in one set: Storm Emeralda is one of the sets with the most big cards in the whole Mega era.

The Trainers have Hoenn nods everywhere: Zinnia's Trust and Tate & Liza's Training (Supporters), the Mega Rayquaza Cap Tool with its own attack, Delta Gift, and Items like Adventuring Lantern and Delicious Rice Balls.

The big new thing: three "Legendary" Stadiums split in two

For collectors, this is the most tempting part of the set. Storm Emeralda introduces a new mechanic: Stadium cards split into two halves. You need both halves to put one into play, and together they count as a single Stadium. It's a direct tribute to the LEGEND cards of the HeartGold & SoulSilver era (like Lugia LEGEND), which also came in two parts. Since both halves share a name, you can only play two copies per deck.

And there are three of them, each themed on a Hoenn legendary:

• Legendary Ocean Trench (071 + 072/076), Kyogre theme: doubles all healing in play.
• Legendary Summit (073 + 074/076), Rayquaza theme: Colorless Pokémon give up one fewer Prize card when Knocked Out.
• Legendary Lava Lake (075 + 076/076), Groudon theme: Evolution Pokémon lose their Abilities.

As artwork, they're among the best in the set: each Stadium is a panorama that completes itself when you put the two halves together. Several Pokémon in the set (Kyogre, Groudon, Giratina) have attacks that get stronger with a "Legendary" Stadium in play, so they aren't just pretty; they shape the set's meta.

Gallery: the 76 main set cards

Here's the whole main set, card by card, in numerical order. Tap any card to enlarge it. The 37 secrets are right below.

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HeracrossGrass · 130 HP · Basic001/076

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SurskitGrass · 50 HP · Basic002/076

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MasquerainGrass · 110 HP · Stage 1003/076

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CacneaGrass · 70 HP · Basic004/076

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CacturneGrass · 130 HP · Stage 1005/076

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CombeeGrass · 50 HP · Basic006/076

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VespiquenGrass · 120 HP · Stage 1007/076

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WimpodGrass · 70 HP · Basic008/076

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exMega Golisopod exGrass · 340 HP · Mega · Stage 1009/076

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GrowlitheFire · 80 HP · Basic010/076

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ArcanineFire · 150 HP · Stage 1011/076

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MagmarFire · 90 HP · Basic012/076

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MagmortarFire · 140 HP · Stage 1013/076

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TorkoalFire · 130 HP · Basic014/076

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exHeat Rotom exFire · 190 HP · Basic015/076

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HeatmorFire · 110 HP · Basic016/076

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MantineWater · 110 HP · Basic017/076

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KyogreWater · 150 HP · Basic018/076

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FrillishWater · 80 HP · Basic019/076

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JellicentWater · 120 HP · Stage 1020/076

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exWishiwashi exWater · 260 HP · Basic021/076

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ElectabuzzLightning · 90 HP · Basic022/076

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ElectivireLightning · 140 HP · Stage 1023/076

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exRaikou exLightning · 200 HP · Basic024/076

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ThundurusLightning · 120 HP · Basic025/076

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PincurchinLightning · 80 HP · Basic026/076

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WattrelLightning · 60 HP · Basic027/076

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KilowattrelLightning · 120 HP · Stage 1028/076

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DrowzeePsychic · 80 HP · Basic029/076

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HypnoPsychic · 120 HP · Stage 1030/076

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GiratinaPsychic · 130 HP · Basic031/076

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GolettPsychic · 90 HP · Basic032/076

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exMega Golurk exPsychic · 350 HP · Mega · Stage 1033/076

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EnamorusPsychic · 120 HP · Basic034/076

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SandshrewFighting · 60 HP · Basic035/076

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SandslashFighting · 110 HP · Stage 1036/076

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OnixFighting · 120 HP · Basic037/076

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SteelixFighting · 190 HP · Stage 1038/076

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GroudonFighting · 150 HP · Basic039/076

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LandorusFighting · 130 HP · Basic040/076

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Nidoran ♀Darkness · 60 HP · Basic041/076

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NidorinaDarkness · 90 HP · Stage 1042/076

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NidoqueenDarkness · 170 HP · Stage 2043/076

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SpinarakDarkness · 60 HP · Basic044/076

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AriadosDarkness · 100 HP · Stage 1045/076

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SableyeDarkness · 80 HP · Basic046/076

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InkayDarkness · 60 HP · Basic047/076

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exMega Malamar exDarkness · 320 HP · Mega · Stage 1048/076

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DruddigonDragon · 120 HP · Basic049/076

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Jangmo-oDragon · 70 HP · Basic050/076

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Hakamo-oDragon · 100 HP · Stage 1051/076

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Kommo-oDragon · 160 HP · Stage 2052/076

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CyclizarDragon · 120 HP · Basic053/076

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AzurillColorless · 30 HP · Basic054/076

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SwabluColorless · 50 HP · Basic055/076

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AltariaColorless · 110 HP · Stage 1056/076

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KecleonColorless · 90 HP · Basic057/076

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exMega Rayquaza exColorless · 280 HP · Mega · Basic058/076

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TornadusColorless · 110 HP · Basic059/076

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FletchlingColorless · 60 HP · Basic060/076

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FletchinderColorless · 80 HP · Stage 1061/076

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exTalonflame exColorless · 280 HP · Stage 2062/076

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Delicious Rice BallsItem063/076

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Adventuring LanternItem064/076

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Custom VestPokémon Tool065/076

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Mega Rayquaza CapPokémon Tool066/076

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Emcee's HypeSupporter067/076

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AaruneSupporter068/076

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Zinnia's TrustSupporter069/076

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Tate & Liza's TrainingSupporter070/076

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Legendary Ocean TrenchSplit Stadium · Kyogre theme071 + 072/076

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Legendary SummitSplit Stadium · Rayquaza theme073 + 074/076

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Legendary Lava LakeSplit Stadium · Groudon theme075 + 076/076

The 76 main set cards of Storm Emeralda (M6) · revealed on 23 July 2026 · tap any card to enlarge · © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK

The 37 secret rares, one by one

The set doesn't stop at 76. After the main set come 37 secret cards, from 077/076 to 113/076, and they're what really makes opening boxes worth it. They're spread across four rarity tiers, each harder to pull than the last: AR, SR, SAR and a single gold MUR to close.

12 Art Rare (AR): 077 to 088

ARs are main set cards with a new full-card illustration, no frame. Same text, same role in the deck, different artwork. They're the easiest secrets to pull and the most eye-catching if you collect by art rather than rarity. Storm Emeralda has twelve, spread across nearly every type in the set, and the first two shown were Growlithe (078) and Groudon (084), in the official Pokémon Card channel's opening video on 26 July. The other one worth a look is Kyogre (080): with Groudon, and Rayquaza at the top, the Hoenn legendary trio is complete in the secrets too.

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ARMasquerainGrass · alt art of 003077/076

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ARGrowlitheFire · alt art of 010078/076

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ARMagmortarFire · alt art of 013079/076

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ARKyogreWater · alt art of 018080/076

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ARElectivireLightning · alt art of 023081/076

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ARPincurchinLightning · alt art of 026082/076

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AREnamorusPsychic · alt art of 034083/076

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ARGroudonFighting · alt art of 039084/076

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ARInkayDarkness · alt art of 047085/076

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ARAzurillColorless · alt art of 054086/076

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ARAltariaColorless · alt art of 056087/076

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ARKecleonColorless · alt art of 057088/076

The 12 Art Rares (AR): same card text, new full-bleed illustration.

18 Super Rare (SR): 089 to 106

SRs are the textured full arts: the artwork runs full bleed, the background is embossed and the name is in silver. It's the biggest block in the set, with the eight Pokémon ex (the four Mega Evolution ex included), seven Trainers and three Special Energy.

Two details you'll miss if you only skim the list. One: Pokémon Catcher (098) isn't in the main set; it's only in SR, so that's the only way to pull it in this set. Two: the three Special Energy debut here and have no regular version, so if you want them for play, you need the SR. Grow [G] Energy (104) gives +20 max HP to the Grass Pokémon it's attached to; Nitro [R] Energy (105) returns to your hand if your own Fire Pokémon's attack discards it; and Bubbly [W] Energy (106) means your Water Pokémon can't be affected by Special Conditions and recovers from any it already has.

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SRMega Golisopod exGrass · full art of 009089/076

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SRHeat Rotom exFire · full art of 015090/076

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SRWishiwashi exWater · full art of 021091/076

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SRRaikou exLightning · full art of 024092/076

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SRMega Golurk exPsychic · full art of 033093/076

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SRMega Malamar exDarkness · full art of 048094/076

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SRMega Rayquaza exColorless · full art of 058095/076

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SRTalonflame exColorless · full art of 062096/076

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SRAdventuring LanternItem · full art of 064097/076

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SRPokémon CatcherItem · reprint, SR only098/076

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SRCustom VestPokémon Tool · full art of 065099/076

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SREmcee's HypeSupporter · full art of 067100/076

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SRAaruneSupporter · full art of 068101/076

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SRZinnia's TrustSupporter · full art of 069102/076

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SRTate & Liza's TrainingSupporter · full art of 070103/076

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SRGrow [G] EnergySpecial Energy · +20 HP to the Grass Pokémon104/076

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SRNitro [R] EnergySpecial Energy · returns to hand if your attack discards it105/076

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SRBubbly [W] EnergySpecial Energy · immune to Special Conditions106/076

The 18 Super Rares (SR): textured full arts of the ex, the Trainers and the three Special Energy.

6 Special Art Rare (SAR): 107 to 112

This tier holds the most wanted cards in the box. SARs keep the SR texture but swap the artwork for a big scene, with a character or a story, and they're a lot scarcer. There are six: four Pokémon (Mega Golisopod ex, Raikou ex, Mega Golurk ex and Mega Rayquaza ex) and two Supporters (Aarune and Zinnia's Trust).

Mega Rayquaza ex 110/076 is the card of the set, and there's a story behind it: it's by Kazuki Minami, winner of the 2024 Pokémon TCG illustration contest, and one of his first cards for the game. The other two most wanted are the character cards: Zinnia's Trust (112, illustrated by Teeziro), with Zinnia sitting on a rock and the sky burning behind her, and Aarune (111, by Shimaris Yukichi), drawn like an adventure map. Supporter SARs tend to be among the most chased cards of any set in the medium term.

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SARMega Golisopod exGrass · special illustration107/076

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SARRaikou exLightning · special illustration108/076

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SARMega Golurk exPsychic · special illustration109/076

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SARMega Rayquaza exColorless · illus. Kazuki Minami110/076

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SARAaruneSupporter · illus. Shimaris Yukichi111/076

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SARZinnia's TrustSupporter · illus. Teeziro112/076

The 6 Special Art Rares (SAR): the set's big illustrations and the hardest to pull.

And the card that closes the set: Mega Rayquaza ex MUR 113/076

The last card in the set is the MUR (Mega Ultra Rare): a gold Mega Rayquaza ex, with the artwork etched in relief on gold foil, illustrated by takuyoa. It's the highest-numbered card, the hardest to pull and the one that will drive box sales for this set. There's only one per set, so there's no doubt about which card is the jackpot.

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MURMega Rayquaza exColorless · gold, etched · illus. takuyoa113/076

The set's only MUR: Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076, gold and etched in relief.

What to look for when opening

If you're opening Japanese Storm Emeralda, this is the order we'd want the cards to come out in:

• Mega Rayquaza ex MUR (113/076): the gold one. One per set and the rarest of all.
• Mega Rayquaza ex SAR (110/076): Kazuki Minami's illustration, the one that will show up in every photo of the set.
• Zinnia's Trust SAR (112/076): a character SAR of a Trainer with fans since Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the classic recipe for a card that gains value.
• Aarune SAR (111/076): the other Supporter SAR, with less pull than Zinnia but just as scarce.
• Mega Golisopod ex, Raikou ex and Mega Golurk ex SAR (107, 108 and 109): the lower step within the SARs, but cards that will actually see play.
• Mega Rayquaza ex SR (095/076): the classic full art and the best hit most boxes can hope for.
• Kyogre (080) and Groudon (084) AR: the set's affordable secrets and, with Rayquaza on top, the ones that complete the Hoenn trio.

These are the Japanese versions. In Delta Reign they'll come out with different numbering and different rarity names: what's a SAR in Japan is usually a Special Illustration Rare in the West. The artwork stays the same. If you want the background on why this set has two names and where Pokémon TCG Pocket fits in, it's all in this guide to Storm Emeralda and Delta Reign.

Editorial notes: published on 31 July 2026, the set's release day in Japan. Card images and text from The Pokémon Company's official reveal on 23 July and the secrets shown between 26 and 28 July, as collected by PokéBeach (secrets here), translated and checked card by card by us. Card images © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK, used for informational purposes.