Delta Reign Card List: All 141 Cards, Chase Cards & Pull Rates

Delta Reign draws mainly on Storm Emeralda and the cards unique to Japan's three MEGA Starter Decks, led by Eevee ex, Zoroark ex and Meowscarada ex. Every card is renumbered out of 103 in English.

• Added from the decks: Meowscarada ex (014/103) and Zoroark ex (067/103), plus Illustration Rares of Sprigatito (105/103), Zorua (112/103) and Eevee (114/103). Eevee ex itself was left out of the English set.
• Added from Japan's Gym promos: Grisham (093/103).
• Left out of the English set: the full art Mega Rayquaza ex (Storm Emeralda 095/076), due back as the promo in the Mega Rayquaza ex Premium Tournament Collection on 12 February 2027, and the Kyogre Art Rare (080/076), which became the Elite Trainer Box promo.

The top cards under both numbers:

• 141/103 Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Hyper Rare: Storm Emeralda 113/076
• 140/103 Zinnia's Trust, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 112/076
• 139/103 Aarune, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 111/076
• 138/103 Mega Rayquaza ex, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 110/076
• 137/103 Mega Golurk ex, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 109/076
• 136/103 Raikou ex, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 108/076
• 135/103 Mega Golisopod ex, Special Illustration Rare: Storm Emeralda 107/076
• 084/103 Mega Rayquaza ex, Double Rare: Storm Emeralda 058/076

Japanese collectors have had these cards since the end of July, long enough to price them, and the answer is a top-heavy chase pool. Two cards hold most of the value and both are Mega Rayquaza ex: the gold Mega Hyper Rare (141/103, a Mega Ultra Rare in Japanese) and the Special Illustration Rare (138/103, a Special Art Rare in Japanese). Both have settled well below their Japanese launch-week prices since then, and the first English sales put the same two cards on top, close enough together that their order has already swapped.

Behind them the curve drops quickly, with Raikou ex (136/103) next in both languages so far. Kyogre and Groudon, the rest of the weather trio, are lovely pulls rather than value chases: Groudon tops out as an Illustration Rare (111/103), and Kyogre's became the Elite Trainer Box promo. Pitch Black leaned on one Darkrai in the same way. Our Mega Rayquaza ex guide covers every version of the card with the odds of each, and the pack opening simulator already opens Storm Emeralda packs.

Delta Reign brings the first split Legendary Stadium cards: three pairs, Legendary Pyroduct (094/103 and 095/103), Legendary Summit (096/103 and 097/103) and Legendary Trench (098/103 and 099/103). Each pair splits one illustration across two cards, and both halves of a pair come in the same booster pack, so a pack never leaves you holding half a picture.

The two halves play together in a deck, and several cards key off them: the Kyogre promo from the Elite Trainer Box hits harder while a Legendary Stadium is in play. In a binder, a matched pair fills a spread with one continuous scene.

• Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box: the 11-pack edition, with two full-art Kyogre promos instead of one. The second carries the Pokémon Center stamp; the accessories match the standard box, down to the plastic coin.
• Elite Trainer Box: the standard 9-pack edition, with a single Kyogre promo and the usual accessories.
• Booster Box: 36 packs in four pack artworks: Mega Rayquaza, Mega Golisopod, Mega Golurk and Mega Malamar.
• Booster Bundle: 6 packs in a printed carton.
• Build & Battle Box: the prerelease kit, with 4 packs, a 40-card deck and one of four foil promos (Masquerain, Magmortar, Enamorus or Kommo-o).
• Three-pack blisters: with a Seel promo.

Choosing between packs and extras? Our bundle or box guide weighs them up, and the Delta Reign collection holds our range.

The UK release date is the global one: Friday 6 November 2026, with prerelease events from 24 October to 1 November, where players build their decks from the Build & Battle Box. Pokémon Center opened Delta Reign pre-orders on Wednesday 30 September, 37 days before release, and Pokémon Center's own stock of the exclusive ETB sold out within hours.

Japan's version, Storm Emeralda, came out on 31 July 2026. Our Storm Emeralda vs Delta Reign comparison covers what changes in English, and the drop alerts tell you first when the next Pokémon Center exclusive lands.

The first English set of 2027 is reported to be Flowing Fists, due on 5 February; our Flowing Fists guide keeps track of what is confirmed so far.

That depends on the chase. For value, Storm Emeralda's prices and the first English sales put Delta Reign close to a two-card set: either Rayquaza changes what a box is worth, and very little else does. For the set itself, the Illustration Rare line and the Stadium pairs give it more depth than its prices suggest. The Kyogre promo is a lovely card too, but every Elite Trainer Box worldwide carries one, so expect it to stay affordable.

Storm Emeralda's first weeks also showed how hard the big cards correct once supply lands, which usually makes release week the dearest time to buy singles.

9 Nov 2026: three days in, the English cards have their first TCGplayer sales and the two Mega Rayquaza ex cards still lead the chase. Early counts of English packs are too small to replace the Storm Emeralda rates, so the table keeps them for now.

6 Nov 2026: release day. Delta Reign is out in English worldwide, and the pull-rate table stays on Storm Emeralda until the first large count of English packs is published.

4 Nov 2026: the full English list, with all 141 cards under their English numbers and rarities, early TCGplayer prices and what changed from Storm Emeralda.

7 Oct 2026: our Delta Reign set guide became this page, with every Storm Emeralda card under its English name and today's value, the English numbers revealed so far, and the Japanese pull rates until English packs are counted.