Set Overview
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Release Date | July 31, 2026 |
| Total Cards | TBC |
| Set Type | Japanese Booster Expansion |
| Featured Pokémon | Mega Rayquaza ex (Set Mascot) |
| Card Rarities |
Mega Rayquaza ex confirmed • Additional Mega Evolutions expected Illustration Rares • Ultra Rares • Special Illustration Rares |
| Key Features | First TCG appearance of Mega Rayquaza |
| Theme | Pokémon Legends: Z-A • Sky sovereignty • Emerald storms and ancient power |
| Prerelease | TBC — Japanese booster expansion |
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English Release
As a Japanese expansion, Storm Emeralda has no confirmed English equivalent yet. Based on existing release patterns, cards from Storm Emeralda would likely be combined into a future English set releasing several months after the Japanese version.
This section will be updated when an English equivalent is announced.
Confirmed Cards
| Card Image | Card Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
|
Mega Rayquaza ex | Expected set mascot. Mega Rayquaza ex makes its first TCG appearance as a Mega Evolution, continuing the Pokémon Legends: Z-A era of Mega Evolution-focused expansions. |
Storm Emeralda releases July 31, 2026. This section will be updated if and when cards are officially revealed.
Expected Products
Product details for Storm Emeralda have not been announced. As a Japanese expansion, the following products are typical:
| Product | Expected Contents |
|---|---|
| Booster Box | 30 booster packs (5 cards each) • Standard Japanese booster box |
| Booster Packs | 5 cards per pack • Available individually or in box |
Product lineup is speculative based on typical Japanese expansion releases. This section will be updated when officially announced.
Where to Buy
🇯🇵 Japan
Available at Pokémon Centers across Japan and major retailers.
International collectors can find Storm Emeralda through import retailers and specialised Japanese card shops. Check import fees and shipping times when ordering internationally.