Pokémon TCG · M6
Storm Emeralda ストームエメラルダ
- Language: Japanese
- Status: Coming soon
- Per pack
- 5 cards per pack
- Cards in the set
- 113 (76 + 37 secret rares)
- Japan release
- Set code
- M6
About the set
Storm Emeralda is Mega Rayquaza ex's set — it's on the pack and it's the MUR. The main set includes four Mega ex — Mega Rayquaza, Mega Golisopod, Mega Golurk and Mega Malamar — and Raikou ex also stands out among the special illustrations.
It's the most recent MEGA-era set in our selection.
The most wanted cards
| Rarity | Card | Number |
|---|---|---|
| MUR | Mega Rayquaza ex | 113/076 |
| SAR | Mega Rayquaza ex | 110/076 |
| SAR | Raikou ex | 108/076 |
| SAR | Mega Golisopod ex | 107/076 |
| SAR | Mega Golurk ex | 109/076 |
Secret rares: 12 AR · 18 SR · 6 SAR · 1 MUR
AR (Art Rare): a special illustration of a Pokémon. SR (Super Rare): full-card artwork. SAR (Special Art Rare): a full-card special illustration, among the most wanted. MUR (Mega Ultra Rare): the highest rarity in each MEGA-era set.
The set's Mega ex
- Mega Rayquaza ex
- Mega Golisopod ex
- Mega Golurk ex
- Mega Malamar ex
Japanese packs: what to know
The cards are printed in Japanese, with the same quality and artwork collected worldwide. They're great for collecting and casual play, but they can't be used in official Play! Pokémon tournaments in the Americas.
Read the guide: English vs Japanese Pokémon cards →FAQ
How many cards are in a Storm Emeralda pack?
Each Storm Emeralda pack holds 5 cards per pack. The full set has 113 cards.
When was Storm Emeralda released?
Storm Emeralda was released in Japan on July 31, 2026.
What is the most wanted card in Storm Emeralda?
The headline card in Storm Emeralda is Mega Rayquaza ex in its highest-rarity version (MUR).
Where can I buy Storm Emeralda packs in Panama?
Storm Emeralda is part of the planned selection for ACERVO PTY machines in Panama. No machine is operating yet: join the list and we'll let you know when it arrives.
Can I play in tournaments with Japanese cards?
Not in official Play! Pokémon tournaments in the Americas. Japanese cards are perfect for collecting and casual play.
Planned launch selection; availability will be confirmed per machine. Manufacturer images. Pokémon and other marks belong to their respective owners.
