Pokémon Delta Reign Set List: All Cards Revealed So Far

What is the Pokémon Delta Reign set list revealed so far?

The Delta Reign set list so far lists more than 70 main set cards, over 30 secret rares, and the new Split Stadium mechanic. Official product information confirms 4 Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, 6 other Pokémon ex, 6 Stadium cards forming 3 Legendary Stadiums, 14 Illustration Rares, 17 Ultra Rares, and 6 Special Illustration Rares. A full checklist was reported by late October, but third-party databases show conflicting totals.

Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution, Delta Reign releases worldwide on November 6, 2026. The set is the sixth Mega Evolution expansion, labeled ME06 in collector databases. Prerelease events are reported for October 24 through November 1, 2026, according to retail and event listings.

Card databases list specific names including Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golisopod ex, Talonflame ex, Heracross, Surskit, Masquerain, Cacnea, Cacturne, Virizion, Arboliva, Growlithe, Arcanine, Magmar, Magmortar, Torkoal, and Heat Rotom ex. The full English checklist was reported as public by late October, with prerelease events helping reveal remaining cards.

However, numbering is inconsistent across databases. One lists 141 total cards numbered from 001/103 through 141/103, while another lists a main numbered section of 103 cards. Because Pokémon's official product information describes the set only as "more than 135 cards," the exact final total should be labeled database-reported rather than officially confirmed. For the latest official list, check Bulbapedia's Delta Reign page.

Which cards are confirmed in Delta Reign?

Confirmed cards include Mega Rayquaza ex as the flagship, along with new Split Stadium cards that connect to create larger play areas. Early reveals also show reprints of popular Trainer cards and several new Pokémon from the Hoenn region. The set is designated as the sixth Mega Evolution expansion (ME06).

Mega Rayquaza ex returns after last appearing in 2021's Evolving Skies. Other confirmed Pokémon include Mega Golisopod ex, Talonflame ex, Heracross, Surskit, Masquerain, Cacnea, Cacturne, Virizion, Arboliva, Growlithe, Arcanine, Magmar, Magmortar, Torkoal, and Heat Rotom ex. These names appear in multiple card databases, though not every listing has been officially revealed by The Pokémon Company.

The set also introduces the Split Stadium mechanic, where two Stadium cards can be played simultaneously if they share a connecting symbol. This allows for combined effects, such as boosting both players' Pokémon simultaneously or creating unique battle conditions. It's a first for the Pokémon TCG and adds strategic depth.

For a detailed breakdown of revealed cards, see PokéBeach's Delta Reign set guide.

How many secret rares are in Delta Reign?

Delta Reign includes over 30 secret rares, featuring alternate-art versions of Mega Rayquaza ex, full-art Trainers, and gold-bordered cards. This is consistent with previous Mega Evolution sets like Evolving Skies, which had 30 secret rares. The exact count will be confirmed upon the Japanese release on July 31, 2026.

Official product information breaks down the rarity counts as follows: 14 Illustration Rare Pokémon, 17 Ultra Rare Pokémon and Trainer cards, and 6 Special Illustration Rare Pokémon and Supporter cards. These categories together account for the secret rare slots above the main numbered set.

Third-party databases report totals ranging from 141 total cards to different numbered main-set structures, so the final secret rare count may vary. The Japanese version, Storm Emeralda, launches July 31, 2026, with 76 confirmed cards. That release will provide the first complete picture of the set's rarity distribution.

For a database view of the set, see Serebii's Delta Reign card list.

What is the Split Stadium mechanic in Delta Reign?

Split Stadium is a new mechanic where two Stadium cards can be played simultaneously if they share a connecting symbol. This allows for combined effects, such as boosting both players' Pokémon simultaneously or creating unique battle conditions. It's a first for the Pokémon TCG and adds strategic depth.

The set includes 6 Stadium cards that form 3 Legendary Stadiums. These cards are designed to pair up, and when played together they create larger play areas and combined effects. This mechanic is expected to shift deck-building strategies, as players can now build around Stadium synergy rather than single-card effects.

Details on how Split Stadium interacts with existing Stadium-removal cards are still emerging. The mechanic was revealed alongside the set's initial announcement, and further clarification is expected as prerelease events roll out from October 24 to November 1, 2026.

What products and prices are confirmed for Delta Reign?

Confirmed products include booster packs, booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, booster bundles, Build & Battle Boxes, and various blisters. Suggested retail prices range from $4.49 for a booster pack to $161.64 for a booster box. October 2026 market indications show preorder prices significantly above MSRP, though these are not official Pokémon pricing.

Product contents and several MSRPs are reported by TCGplayer and retail-price trackers. Secondary-market prices are volatile and should not be treated as official Pokémon pricing. For a historical price view, see Printed Price's Delta Reign release page. If you are weighing a big-box purchase, our guide to whether Costco sells Pokemon cards covers what warehouse clubs typically stock.

When does Delta Reign release and why is it trending?

The Japanese set Storm Emeralda releases July 31, 2026, while the international Delta Reign launches November 6, 2026. It's trending because collectors have a three-month window to acquire the Mega Rayquaza ex before the global release, driving speculation and early purchases. The set also marks the return of a fan-favorite Mega Evolution.

Prerelease events for Delta Reign are reported for October 24 through November 1, 2026. These events give players early access to the set and help reveal remaining cards. The three-month gap between the Japanese and international releases has created a window for collectors to import Japanese cards or secure early singles.

Mega Rayquaza ex is widely presented as the headline chase, but "most valuable" is not verified until sustained sales data exists. The set's Split Stadium mechanic and the return of Mega Evolution are also driving interest. For a collector's perspective, see Chase Society's Delta Reign page. If you are planning around retail drops, our roundup of the next Costco Pokemon drop tracks dates and products.

How does Delta Reign compare to previous Mega Evolution sets?

Delta Reign is the sixth Mega Evolution expansion (ME06) and follows sets like Evolving Skies, which had 30 secret rares. Delta Reign includes over 30 secret rares, consistent with that pattern. The set introduces the Split Stadium mechanic, a first for the Pokémon TCG, and brings back Mega Rayquaza ex after its last appearance in 2021.

Evolving Skies is remembered for its Eeveelution alternate arts and Mega Rayquaza ex. Delta Reign aims to recapture that appeal with a new Mega Rayquaza ex and the Split Stadium mechanic. The set's rarity counts (14 Illustration Rares, 17 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Illustration Rares) are in line with modern Mega Evolution sets.

For a database comparison, see CardRake's ME06 page. Collectors hunting singles after launch may also want our explainer on what "actually loaded" means for Pokemon mystery boxes.

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