Pokémon Storm Emeralda Set Guide
Explore Pokémon Card Game MEGA: Storm Emeralda (M6), including its complete 113-card checklist, Mega Rayquaza ex chase cards, AR/SR/SAR/MUR rarity breakdown, paired Stadium mechanic, and Japanese booster box details.
What Is Pokémon Storm Emeralda?
Storm Emeralda is a Japanese Pokémon Card Game MEGA expansion centered on Mega Rayquaza ex. Released as set M6, the expansion combines a strong Hoenn theme with Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, Legendary Pokémon such as Kyogre and Groudon, and a new style of Stadium card that is played as a two-card pair.
Mega Rayquaza ex is the clear centerpiece of the set, appearing in the main set and again in higher-rarity SR, SAR, and MUR versions. Other featured Pokémon ex include Mega Golisopod ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, Raikou ex, Wishiwashi ex, Heat Rotom ex, and Talonflame ex.
Pokémon Storm Emeralda Set Facts
| Set Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Set Name | Pokémon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack Storm Emeralda |
| Common Search Name | Pokémon Storm Emeralda |
| Japanese Set Identifier | M6 |
| Language | Japanese |
| Release Date | July 31, 2026 |
| Product Era | Pokémon Card Game MEGA |
| Set Mascot | Mega Rayquaza ex |
| Total Card List | 113 cards |
| Main Set | 76 cards |
| Secret / Higher-Rarity Cards | 37 cards numbered 077–113 |
| Art Rares (AR) | 12 cards |
| Super Rares (SR) | 18 cards |
| Special Art Rares (SAR) | 6 cards |
| Mega Ultra Rares (MUR) | 1 card |
| Mega Evolution Pokémon ex | 4 in the main set |
| Total Pokémon ex | 8 in the main set |
| Booster Pack Size | 5 cards |
| Booster Box Size | 30 booster packs per sealed Storm Emeralda booster box |
| Japanese MSRP | ¥200 per pack / ¥6,000 per 30-pack box |
Featured Pokémon in Storm Emeralda
Storm Emeralda is built around Mega Rayquaza ex, whose attack Storm Emeralda becomes stronger as more Fire and Lightning Energy are attached to your Pokémon in play. The set also introduces several other Pokémon ex designed to work with its new Trainer and Stadium cards.
Storm Emeralda's Paired Stadium Cards
One of Storm Emeralda's most distinctive gameplay features is a group of two-card Stadiums. Each Stadium is split into a left and a right card. To put the Stadium into play, both matching halves must be in your hand and are played together as a single Stadium.
| Paired Stadium | Main-Set Numbers | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Legendary Marine Trench | 071 + 072 | Water-themed recovery support |
| Legendary Summit | 073 + 074 | Strong synergy with Colorless Pokémon such as Mega Rayquaza ex |
| Legendary Lava Tube | 075 + 076 | Disrupts Abilities on Evolution Pokémon |
English names for Japanese-only cards are commonly used translations and may differ from future official English localization.
Storm Emeralda Rarity Breakdown
| Rarity | Card Numbers | Count | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR — Art Rare | 077–088 | 12 | Kyogre, Groudon, Kecleon, Altaria, Azurill |
| SR — Super Rare | 089–106 | 18 | Mega Rayquaza ex, Raikou ex, Zinnia's Trust, gold-style Energy cards |
| SAR — Special Art Rare | 107–112 | 6 | Mega Rayquaza ex, Raikou ex, Mega Golisopod ex, Mega Golurk ex, Aarune, Zinnia's Trust |
| MUR — Mega Ultra Rare | 113 | 1 | Mega Rayquaza ex |
Pokémon Storm Emeralda Booster Box
The Japanese Storm Emeralda booster format is different from a standard English Pokémon TCG expansion. Each booster pack contains 5 cards, and a sealed Japanese Storm Emeralda booster box contains 30 packs.
Japanese M6 Booster Format
1 booster pack: 5 randomly assorted cards
1 booster box: 30 booster packs
Japanese MSRP: ¥200 per pack, or ¥6,000 for 30 packs at MSRP.
Storm Emeralda is a Japanese expansion, so products such as English-style Elite Trainer Boxes and Booster Bundles are not part of the standard M6 Japanese product format.
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Storm Emeralda Chase Cards to Know
Storm Emeralda is led by Mega Rayquaza ex, but the set also gives Raikou, Kyogre, and Groudon some of its strongest collector-focused artwork. These four cards are especially worth knowing when opening or collecting M6.
Rayquaza — The Flagship Chase
Rayquaza is the face of Storm Emeralda. In practical collector terms, the real attention is on Mega Rayquaza ex 110/076 SAR and especially Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076 MUR, which is the set's only Mega Ultra Rare and the most obvious headline pull in the expansion.
Raikou — 108/076 SAR
Raikou gets one of the set's six Special Art Rares in 108/076 SAR. For collectors who want something beyond Rayquaza, Raikou is one of the cleanest secondary chase cards in the set and a natural target for Legendary Pokémon fans.
Kyogre — 080/076 AR
Kyogre's real chase version is 080/076 AR, which gives the set one of its most appealing scenic illustrations. It pairs naturally with Groudon's companion Art Rare and helps reinforce Storm Emeralda's strong Hoenn Legendary theme.
Groudon — 084/076 AR
Groudon's key collector card is 084/076 AR, a strong visual counterpart to Kyogre's Art Rare. Together, Kyogre AR and Groudon AR create one of the most appealing paired chase combinations in Storm Emeralda outside of the Rayquaza line.
Why Collectors Are Interested in Storm Emeralda
| Collector Interest | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Mega Rayquaza ex | Rayquaza is the face of the expansion and appears in several rarity tiers, including the set's only MUR. |
| Hoenn Legendary Theme | Rayquaza, Kyogre, and Groudon all appear in the set, giving Storm Emeralda a strong Generation III identity. |
| Special Art Rares | The six-card SAR lineup includes Mega Rayquaza ex, Raikou ex, Mega Golisopod ex, Mega Golurk ex, Aarune, and Zinnia's Trust. |
| Art Rare Lineup | Kyogre, Groudon, Kecleon, Altaria, and other fan-favorite Pokémon receive dedicated Art Rares. |
| Paired Stadium Mechanic | The split left/right Stadium cards give the expansion a distinctive gameplay and binder-collection feature. |
| Japanese Booster Format | Thirty 5-card packs per box make Storm Emeralda a different opening experience from modern English booster boxes. |
Frequently Asked Questions About Pokémon Storm Emeralda
When did Pokémon Storm Emeralda release?
Storm Emeralda released in Japan on July 31, 2026.
What set number is Storm Emeralda?
Storm Emeralda is Japanese Pokémon Card Game set M6.
How many cards are in Storm Emeralda?
Storm Emeralda contains 113 cards: 76 cards in the main set and 37 higher-rarity cards numbered 077 through 113.
How many packs are in a Storm Emeralda booster box?
A sealed Japanese Storm Emeralda booster box contains 30 booster packs.
How many cards are in each Storm Emeralda pack?
Each Japanese Storm Emeralda booster pack contains 5 randomly assorted cards.
What is the rarest card in Storm Emeralda?
Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076 is the set's only MUR, or Mega Ultra Rare, and is the highest-numbered card in the checklist.
Does Storm Emeralda have an Elite Trainer Box?
No. Storm Emeralda is a Japanese expansion and does not use the English Elite Trainer Box product format.
Is Storm Emeralda an English Pokémon set?
No. M6 Storm Emeralda is a Japanese-language Pokémon Card Game expansion. English releases can use different set names, numbering, and sealed-product configurations.
Pokémon Storm Emeralda Complete Card List
Below is a visual checklist for all 113 cards in Japanese Pokémon Card Game MEGA: Storm Emeralda. Each card is shown with its collection number and English/common-use name. Select a card image to open a larger version.
The cards themselves are the original Japanese M6 printings. English names are provided for easier browsing; translated Trainer, Stadium, and Energy names may differ from future official English localization.
Note: The highlighted chase-card gallery above has been converted to standard web image links so the images display properly inside Shopify. The full visual checklist below preserves the image-grid browsing layout so the whole set remains easy to scan card by card.
Main Set Cards — 001 to 076
Art Rare Cards — 077 to 088
Super Rare Cards — 089 to 106
Special Art Rare Cards — 107 to 112
Mega Ultra Rare Card — 113
