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Storm Emeralda (M6) and Delta Reign: the Mega Rayquaza ex cards
Updated on 02/11/2026


What is Storm Emeralda
It is the sixth Japanese expansion of the Mega Evolution series, after Abyss Eye. The name recalls Pokémon Emerald and its star, Rayquaza, which arrives here as Mega Rayquaza ex. Among the Trainers there is Zinnia (Zinnia's Trust), the character linked to Rayquaza in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire.
| Storm Emeralda (M6) | |
|---|---|
| Release in Japan | 31 July 2026 |
| Price | 200 yen per pack, 5 cards |
| Numbered cards | 001–076 |
| Secret cards | 077–113 (ARs and rares) |
| Main Mega ex | Rayquaza, Golurk, Malamar, Golisopod |
| English version | Delta Reign, 6 November 2026 |
The chase cards
As in every Mega Evolution set, the most expensive cards are the secret versions of the Mega ex. Here are the prices in our catalogue on 2 November 2026.
| Card | Number | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 113/076 | €631.49 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 110/076 | €357.49 |
| Raikou ex | 108/076 | €47.99 |
| Mega Rayquaza ex | 095/076 | €37.99 |
| Zinnia's Trust | 112/076 | €35.99 |
| Mega Golurk ex | 109/076 | €20.49 |
The ARs: full-art illustrations
The ARs (Art Rares) run from 077 to 088: twelve Pokémon drawn with the artwork filling the whole card. Kyogre and Groudon are the favourites, because they recall the Ruby and Sapphire legendaries next to Rayquaza. To understand the rarity codes read Japanese card rarities.
Storm Emeralda cards in our catalogue

Electivire
081/076
Delta Reign: the English release
Delta Reign releases on 6 November 2026, a little over three months after Japan. The name recalls the «Delta Episode» of Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, the story of Rayquaza and Zinnia. Japanese collectors have had the cards since August: to understand the differences read Japanese or English cards.
Below, the most expensive Storm Emeralda cards in our catalogue, with up-to-date prices.
The most expensive Storm Emeralda cards in our catalogue
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Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076Storm Emeralda · sold out631,49 € - 2
Mega Rayquaza ex 110/076Storm Emeralda · sold out357,49 € - 3
Raikou ex 108/076Storm Emeralda47,99 € - 4
Mega Rayquaza ex 095/076Storm Emeralda · sold out37,99 € - 5
Zinnia's Trust 112/076Storm Emeralda · sold out35,99 € - 6
Mega Golurk ex 109/076Storm Emeralda · sold out20,49 € - 7
Zinnia's Trust 102/076Storm Emeralda · sold out18,49 € - 8
Mega Golisopod ex 107/076Storm Emeralda · sold out14,99 € - 9
Kecleon AR 088/076Storm Emeralda · sold out12,99 € - 10
Kyogre AR 080/076Storm Emeralda11,99 € - 11
Groudon AR 084/076Storm Emeralda11,99 € - 12
Aarune 111/076Storm Emeralda · sold out10,49 € - 13
Raikou ex 092/076Storm Emeralda · sold out9,49 € - 14
Growlithe AR 078/076Storm Emeralda7,99 € - 15
Mega Golisopod ex 089/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,99 € - 16
Talonflame ex 096/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,99 € - 17
Heat Rotom ex 090/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,49 € - 18
Wishiwashi ex 091/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,49 € - 19
Mega Golurk ex 093/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,49 € - 20
Mega Malamar ex 094/076Storm Emeralda · sold out5,49 €
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