TCG Set List

Storm Emeralda Card List

Browse the complete 76-card main set for Storm Emeralda, a Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion featuring Mega Rayquaza ex. The set was released in Japan on July 31, 2026.

M676 cardsJapaneseReleased Jul 31, 2026
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This page currently covers the 76-card main set. Secret rare cards are not included yet.

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Set composition

Storm Emeralda card breakdown

76
Total cards
76
Main set
0
Secret rares
Card types
Mega Evolution Pokémon ex
4
Other Pokémon ex
4

Type and rarity counts can overlap; one Pokémon ex can also be an illustration or premium rarity.

Storm Emeralda Card List – 76 Main Set Cards

Rarity
76 cardsMarket prices · Updated daily · Last updated: September 16, 2026
Collector information

Storm Emeralda Set Guide

Storm Emeralda is the Japanese M6 expansion in the Mega Evolution series. Its numbered main set contains 76 cards and was released in Japan on July 31, 2026. This checklist follows the Japanese collector numbers and includes the English and Japanese card names where available.

Mega Rayquaza ex anchors the checklist alongside Mega Golisopod ex, Raikou ex, and Talonflame ex. The card grid can be searched by name or number and filtered by rarity. Secret rare cards sit outside the 76-card main-set numbering and are not included yet.

Release date
July 31, 2026
Cards listed
76 cards
Main set
76/76
Set code
M6
Language / region
Japanese / Japan
Price updated
September 16, 2026 · USD snapshot
Status
Released

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Common questions

FAQ

When was Storm Emeralda released?

Storm Emeralda was released in Japan on July 31, 2026.

How many cards are in the Storm Emeralda main set?

The Storm Emeralda main set contains 76 numbered cards. Secret rare cards are not included in that total.

Can I search and filter the Storm Emeralda card list?

Yes. You can search by card name or number and filter or sort the list by rarity and collector number.

Where do the card images link?

Each card links to its corresponding entry on the official Japanese Pokémon Card website.