Storm Emerald Card List (Storm Emeralda): All 113 Cards, Release Date
The Rundown
- 113 numbered cards: the 76-card base set (001/076 to 076/076) plus 37 secret rares numbered 077/076 to 113/076.
- Secret rares by the official card search: 12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR and one MUR, the gold Mega Rayquaza ex at 113/076. There is no UR.
- Released in Japan Friday, July 31, 2026; no English version or date as of September 24, 2026.
- No Elite Trainer Box in Japan and no manufacturer box price: ¥200 packs, the 30-pack BOX and three ¥1,800 MEGA Starter Set ex decks.
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Contents
- Storm Emerald card list: how many cards are in the set?
- Storm Emerald release date: when did the set come out?
- Is there an English version of Storm Emeralda, and when is it coming out?
- The product lineup and prices
- How much is a Storm Emeralda booster box?
- Is there a Storm Emerald ETB, and does it come with a promo?
- What’s actually new in the set
- How to get Storm Emeralda from overseas
- Where to buy: Storm Emeralda
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Storm Emeralda, typed Storm Emerald by most English searches, has been on Japanese shelves since the summer. It released in Japan on Friday, July 31, 2026, the full list is 113 numbered cards (76 base plus 37 secret rares), and there is still no English version or English date as of September 24, 2026. All read off the official pages.
Storm Emerald card list: how many cards are in the set?
Storm Emerald has 113 numbered cards: a 76-card base set, 001/076 through 076/076, plus 37 secret rares numbered 077/076 through 113/076. The official base-set feed held exactly 76 entries on October 8, 2026; the official card search grades every secret rare.
| Rarity | Cards | Where they sit |
|---|---|---|
| C — Common | 38 | Half the base set |
| U — Uncommon | 22 | Includes all six paired-Stadium halves, 071/076 to 076/076 |
| R — Rare | 8 | 005, 011, 018, 031, 039, 043, 052, 056 |
| RR — Double Rare | 8 | The Pokémon ex: 009, 015, 021, 024, 033, 048, 058, 062 |
| Base set total | 76 | Numbered 001/076 through 076/076 |
| AR — Art Rare | 12 | 077/076 to 088/076 |
| SR — Super Rare | 18 | 089/076 to 106/076 |
| SAR — Special Art Rare | 6 | 107/076 to 112/076 |
| MUR — Mega Ultra Rare | 1 | 113/076, the gold Mega Rayquaza ex |
| All numbered cards | 113 | No UR in this set |
If you counted the official card search and got 110, nothing is missing. It files each paired Stadium as one entry under its left half, and the set has three (071+072, 073+074, 075+076), so 110 entries cover all 113 numbers. yuyu-tei lists the same 113.
Here are the 37 secret rares as the official card search numbers and grades them. Pokémon names are the official English ones; Trainer and Energy names are our renderings until an English print exists, so search the Japanese.
| Number | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 077/076 | Masquerain | AR |
| 078/076 | Growlithe | AR |
| 079/076 | Magmortar | AR |
| 080/076 | Kyogre | AR |
| 081/076 | Electivire | AR |
| 082/076 | Pincurchin | AR |
| 083/076 | Enamorus | AR |
| 084/076 | Groudon | AR |
| 085/076 | Inkay | AR |
| 086/076 | Azurill | AR |
| 087/076 | Altaria | AR |
| 088/076 | Kecleon | AR |
| 089/076 | Mega Golisopod ex | SR |
| 090/076 | Heat Rotom ex | SR |
| 091/076 | Wishiwashi ex | SR |
| 092/076 | Raikou ex | SR |
| 093/076 | Mega Golurk ex | SR |
| 094/076 | Mega Malamar ex | SR |
| 095/076 | Mega Rayquaza ex | SR |
| 096/076 | Talonflame ex | SR |
| 097/076 | ぼうけんのランタン (Adventure Lantern) | SR |
| 098/076 | ポケモンキャッチャー (Pokémon Catcher) | SR |
| 099/076 | とくちゅうチョッキ (Custom Vest) | SR |
| 100/076 | MCの盛り上げ (MC’s Hype) | SR |
| 101/076 | ギリー (Supporter) | SR |
| 102/076 | ヒガナの信頼 (Zinnia’s Trust) | SR |
| 103/076 | フウとランの修行 (Tate & Liza’s Training) | SR |
| 104/076 | グロウ草エネルギー (Grow Grass Energy) | SR |
| 105/076 | ニトロ炎エネルギー (Nitro Fire Energy) | SR |
| 106/076 | バブル水エネルギー (Bubble Water Energy) | SR |
| 107/076 | Mega Golisopod ex | SAR |
| 108/076 | Raikou ex | SAR |
| 109/076 | Mega Golurk ex | SAR |
| 110/076 | Mega Rayquaza ex | SAR |
| 111/076 | ギリー (Supporter) | SAR |
| 112/076 | ヒガナの信頼 (Zinnia’s Trust) | SAR |
| 113/076 | Mega Rayquaza ex (gold) | MUR |
Notable asks at yuyu-tei, at launch and on September 24, 2026:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Ask, Aug 3 | Ask, Sep 24 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 113/076 | MUR | ¥298,000 | ¥79,800 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 110/076 | SAR | ¥128,000 | ¥39,800 |
| Raikou ex | 108/076 | SAR | ¥7,980 | ¥4,980 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 095/076 | SR | ¥5,980 | ¥2,980 |
| ヒガナの信頼 (Higana = Zinnia in English) | 112/076 | SAR | ¥4,980 | ¥2,480 |
| Mega Golisopod ex | 107/076 | SAR | ¥1,980 | ¥980 |
| Mega Golurk ex | 109/076 | SAR | ¥1,480 | ¥1,280 |
| Talonflame ex | 096/076 | SR | ¥1,280 | ¥980 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 058/076 | RR | ¥680 | ¥420 |
Never price this set off a launch week. The top print gave up roughly three quarters of its opening ask in under two months: ¥298,000, then ¥99,800 on September 16 (the re-read), then ¥79,800 here. All 113 were in stock, so that is supply catching up rather than a squeeze. It stays top-heavy: the median single is ¥80 and 68 of the 113 ask under ¥100. If you searched “Storm Emerald SIRs”, SIR is English-collector shorthand; Japanese prints say SAR (the ladder). We ranked the targets when the card list dropped.
Storm Emerald release date: when did the set come out?
Friday, July 31, 2026, in Japan. That is the date on the official product page, and it covers all four SKUs: the packs and the three MEGA Starter Set ex decks. The card list went public a week early, on July 24.
If you are asking because you want it where you live, that is a different date, and it does not exist yet.
Is there an English version of Storm Emeralda, and when is it coming out?
No. There is still no English version of Storm Emeralda and no English release date for it, read off the publisher’s own schedule on September 24, 2026.
TPCi’s TCG schedule runs to Delta Reign on November 6, 2026, and nothing on it is identified as Storm Emeralda’s counterpart. It lists names and dates only, never the Japanese sets behind a release.
Only the pattern is knowable: English sets are usually built by merging two or more Japanese sets under a new name, historically six to twelve weeks later, so expect a different title, not a translation (the mapping). Treat any English date quoted for “Storm Emerald” as guesswork. If you want these cards this year, only the Japanese print exists.
The product lineup and prices
| Product | Contents | Official price (tax incl.) |
|---|---|---|
| MEGA Expansion Pack “Storm Emeralda” | 5 cards, random | ¥200 |
| MEGA Starter Set ex Eevee ex | 60-card deck (16 Basic Lightning Energy), playmat, coin, damage counters, guide | ¥1,800 |
| MEGA Starter Set ex Zorua & Zoroark ex | Same, with 16 Basic Darkness Energy | ¥1,800 |
| MEGA Starter Set ex Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex | Same, with 16 Basic Grass Energy | ¥1,800 |
There is no Basic Energy in the expansion at all. Packs hold Pokémon and Trainers only, which is why the starter decks, at 16 Basic Energy apiece, are the sane entry point for a playable deck.
How much is a Storm Emeralda booster box?
No manufacturer box price exists: the official page publishes only ¥200 for a five-card pack. The 30-pack box listings at ¥6,000 (Pokémon Center Online) and ¥6,006 (Amazon.co.jp) were lottery or invitation only, and open-market sealed asked ¥19,800 to ¥34,980, median ¥25,000, on August 6, 2026. The full read is in the booster box price article.
🗼 What we can do about this
The near-MSRP boxes for this set were rationed through lotteries and invitation-only listings that require a Japanese address and account, so nobody can buy you one at ¥6,000. What is simply on sale here is the rest: the ¥1,800 MEGA Starter Set ex decks, singles by collector number, and open-market sealed at whatever a Japanese shop is asking that day. Tell us which part you want, the desk checks the stock is really there, and back comes a free report: the listings we would pick, the yen price, condition notes, and an all-in estimate including proxy fees and shipping to your country. You buy directly from the links; our job is finding the best way to buy it from Japan and telling you.
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⚠️ ¥6,000 is not a price you can pay, so don't benchmark against it
Every English page quoting "the Storm Emeralda box MSRP" is quoting a retail listing allocated by lottery or invitation, not a manufacturer price. Judging a live ¥25,000 listing against ¥6,000 tells you only that you missed a lottery that closed in early July. Compare sealed asks against each other, and check whether the listing says シュリンク付き (shrink on) or シュリンクなし (shrink removed) first.
Is there a Storm Emerald ETB, and does it come with a promo?
No. Japan’s lineup has no Elite Trainer Box, so there is no ETB promo card either. The ETB is an English-market format; Japan uses in-store campaigns instead, and this set’s is the Mega Gallade ex SAR below. Sealed box prices are in the same box read.
What’s actually new in the set
Mega Rayquaza ex (メガレックウザex, RR 058/076) is the headline: its Ability pulls a Basic Energy off the top four cards of your deck when you Bench it from hand, and its attack, also called Storm Emeralda, scales with every Fire and Lightning Energy in play.
The novelty is the paired Stadium: two cards sharing a name, played together as one Stadium. The set has three, so six Uncommons: 伝説の海溝 (Legendary Trench) at 071 and 072, 伝説の山頂 (Legendary Summit) at 073 and 074, and 伝説の溶岩洞 (Legendary Lava Cave, our rendering) at 075 and 076.
Official product image © The Pokémon Company (from the linked official page).
One card never comes from a pack: the SAR Mega Gallade ex, from the Japan-only in-store 「メガエルレイドexSARゲットバトル」 and a Players Club play-at-home lottery, mailed from December 2026 to Japanese addresses only. Overseas, the only route is the secondary market.
How to get Storm Emeralda from overseas
Japanese retail for this set moved almost entirely to lotteries and invitation systems needing a Japanese address and account. The JP Lottery Tracker lists which retailers accept an overseas entry; a proxy can buy for you, but cannot enter a lottery for you. The realistic options, best first:
All three need a forwarding or proxy account; the two most-used are in ZenMarket vs Buyee. Then search in Japanese, because “Storm Emerald booster” returns almost nothing on Japanese marketplaces. ストームエメラルダ, メガレックウザex and スターターセットex are the strings that surface listings; シュリンク付き (“shrink-wrapped”) flags a factory-sealed box.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in Storm Emerald?
113 numbered cards. The base set is 76 (001/076 to 076/076: 38 Common, 22 Uncommon, 8 Rare, 8 Double Rare), and 37 secret rares run from 077/076 to 113/076: 12 AR, 18 SR, 6 SAR and one MUR.
When is Storm Emeralda coming out in English?
No date exists. TPCi's own TCG schedule, read September 24, 2026, lists no Storm Emeralda counterpart. English sets usually merge two or more Japanese sets under a new name, so this material will not be called Storm Emeralda in English.
What is the Storm Emerald release date?
Friday, July 31, 2026, in Japan, with the card list posted a week earlier on July 24. That is the Japanese street date only: as of September 24, 2026 no English release date exists.
Where can I see the full Storm Emerald card list?
The official set page at pokemon-card.com/ex/m6/ lists the 76 base cards; the official card search filtered to M6 adds the 37 secret rares. It shows 110 results because each paired Stadium appears once for two numbers.
Is Storm Emerald the same set as Storm Emeralda?
Yes. Storm Emerald is the spelling most English searches use, and it returns the same set. The official romanization is Storm Emeralda, from the Japanese ストームエメラルダ, which is what you search on Japanese marketplaces.
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