Mega Garchomp Z ex is one of three first-revealed headliners in Aura Seeker (set code M7), the Japanese Pokémon Card Game MEGA expansion pack releasing on November 27, 2026. This Mega Garchomp Z ex card is numbered 067 and its attack deals 30 damage per Dragon Pokémon in your trash.
For the Pokémon MEGA expansion Aura Seeker (M7), see our Aura Seeker complete guide and Aura Seeker card list.
- Mega Garchomp Z ex is card 067 in Aura Seeker (M7), according to the image file name on the official M7 page.
- Its attack deals the number of Dragon Pokémon in your trash × 30 damage.
- Aura Seeker is released in Japan on Friday, November 27, 2026; packs have 5 cards and an official MSRP of 200 yen.
- Vibrava (063) and Drampa (068) are the related pickup cards shown beside it.
Updated November 11, 2026
Key facts at a glance
The table below lists the exact names and data for this card and its set, taken from the official product page and our own product page.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card | Mega Garchomp Z ex (メガガブリアスZex) |
| Set English name | Aura Seeker, Japanese edition |
| Set Japanese name | ポケモンカードゲーム MEGA 拡張パック「ハドウシーカー」 |
| Set code | M7 |
| Card number | 067 (from the image file name on the official page) |
| Attack effect | Damage = number of Dragon Pokémon in your trash × 30 |
| Japanese release date | Friday, November 27, 2026 (official page) |
| Pack contents | 5 cards per pack, randomly inserted; official MSRP 200 yen including tax |
| Packs per box | 30 (our M7 Aura Seeker booster box page) |
Our booster box is currently listed at ¥11,399 on the M7 Aura Seeker (Hadou Seeker) Booster Box page. The product page states that it ships on or after November 30, 2026.
What is Mega Garchomp Z ex in Aura Seeker (M7)?
Mega Garchomp Z ex is a Mega Evolution Pokémon ex card from Aura Seeker, and it is named as one of the set’s first revealed headliners. Our product page describes the theme of the set as Mega Evolutions whose names carry “Z”. The three headliners it lists are Mega Lucario Z ex, Mega Garchomp Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex.
The English name used throughout this guide is Mega Garchomp Z ex, built on Garchomp, the English name for the base Pokémon ガブリアス. The set is a Japanese-edition product, so every piece of card text discussed here is the Japanese text.
For a view of how the whole set is being tracked, our Aura Seeker M7 card list page (“Aura Seeker (ハドウシーカー) M7 Card List | 34 Revealed Cards”) holds the card-by-card list, so this guide stays on one card.
Two points define this card for a collector. First, it carries a number, 067, which the official page shows through its image file name. Second, its attack text has been shown by the official page, which means you can read its effect before release.
What does the Mega Garchomp Z ex attack do?
The attack deals 30 damage multiplied by the number of Dragon Pokémon in your trash. The official page names the attack ドラゴアベンジャー (a rendering would be “Dragon Avenger”; the official English name has not been announced) and describes it in exactly those terms.
The effect is a scaling attack: the damage does not depend on a fixed number, it depends on how many Dragon Pokémon have already been discarded. The arithmetic is simple, and the table shows how it scales.
| Dragon Pokémon in your trash | Damage (count × 30) |
|---|---|
| 1 | 30 |
| 2 | 60 |
| 3 | 90 |
| 4 | 120 |
| 5 | 150 |
| 6 | 180 |
The table is arithmetic from the published formula, not a list of printed values. Each row simply multiplies the count by 30.
Three readings follow directly from the text:
- The damage grows with the trash. Each Dragon Pokémon discarded adds 30 damage to the attack.
- It counts Pokémon, not cards. The effect refers to Dragon Pokémon in the trash, so other discarded card types do not add to the number.
- The count comes from your own game. Because it is read from your trash, the damage on a given turn depends on what has happened earlier in that game.
The official page text covers the attack effect; the card’s HP and energy cost are not part of the information quoted here, so this guide does not state them.
How does the 30-per-Dragon formula scale?
The damage rises by 30 for each Dragon Pokémon in the trash. A single Dragon Pokémon gives 30 damage, four give 120, and five give 150.
With few Dragon Pokémon in the trash, the attack sits near the low rows in the table above; with more, it moves to the higher rows. The official page shows Vibrava (063) and Drampa (068) as related pickup cards beside Mega Garchomp Z ex.
Because the formula is linear, every extra Dragon Pokémon is worth the same 30 damage. Going from two to three adds 30, and going from five to six adds the same 30. There is no step in the text where the value per Pokémon changes, so you can read the damage for any count by multiplying it by 30.
Whether a given total is enough to knock out an opposing Pokémon depends on that Pokémon’s HP, and the opponent’s HP is not part of the information in these sources. Treat the table as the damage side of the question only. When the full card image is shown on the official page, read HP and energy cost next to the formula before you judge the card.
What is the card number of Mega Garchomp Z ex?
The card number of Mega Garchomp Z ex is 067. This number comes from the image file name used on the official Aura Seeker page, which is the same place that lists the numbers of the cards shown beside it.
That gives a small stretch of the numbering that can be read directly:
| Card number | Card | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 063 | Vibrava | Image file name, official M7 page |
| 067 | Mega Garchomp Z ex | Image file name, official M7 page |
| 068 | Drampa | Image file name, official M7 page |
Card 067 and card 068 are consecutive. The ex card and Drampa are therefore printed next to each other in the set order, which matches the way the official page shows them together. Vibrava at 063 is four numbers earlier.
When a card list is displayed in set order, 067 is the number to look for. We keep the whole list on the M7 card list page, and the tracker article Aura Seeker Revealed Cards: Latest Confirmed List follows each reveal as it appears.
Which cards are shown next to Mega Garchomp Z ex?
The official page shows Vibrava (063) and Drampa (068) as related pickup cards next to Mega Garchomp Z ex. Both numbers come from image file names.
Our product page names further cards and Pokémon from the reveal: Korrina’s new Supporter, Sigilyph ex, Meloetta and Revavroom, alongside Drampa and Vibrava, plus the three Z headliners.
The Special Art Rare in the set
The official page names one Special Art Rare (SAR): Crasher Wake’s Passion, illustrated with new artwork by Tetsuo Hara. The Pokémon Card official news item dated November 6, 2026 repeats this, and says the original artwork and the card will be on display at Pokémon Card Station in Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo from November 30, 2026 to January 11, 2027 (official announcement). Crasher Wake is the English name of マキシ.
Cards the set does not contain
The official page states that Aura Seeker does not include basic Energy cards. It also states that Boss’s Orders and the Mitsuru supporter card (ミツルの思いやり, official English name not announced) are not included.
When does Mega Garchomp Z ex release in Japan?
Mega Garchomp Z ex releases in Japan with the rest of Aura Seeker on Friday, November 27, 2026. The date is stated on the official M7 page.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Japanese release | Friday, November 27, 2026 |
| Pack | 5 cards, official MSRP 200 yen (tax included) |
| Box | 30 packs per box (our product page) |
| Pack MSRP for 30 packs | 30 × 200 yen = 6,000 yen (arithmetic from the official pack price) |
| SAR artwork display | November 30, 2026 to January 11, 2027, Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo |
| Our box ships | On or after November 30, 2026 |
Cards are inserted at random, so any pack can hold or miss a particular card, and this includes Mega Garchomp Z ex. Our own release-date explainer, Aura Seeker Release Date: Confirmed vs Rumored, goes through the date question in more depth.
This guide covers the Japanese edition only.
One piece of arithmetic helps when you compare prices. Thirty packs at the official 200 yen come to 6,000 yen. Our box is currently listed at ¥11,399, so the listed price is ¥5,399 above 30 times the pack MSRP. That difference is a plain subtraction between two numbers; it is not a statement about where prices will go, and the box page is the place to read the current terms.
How does Mega Garchomp Z ex compare with Mega Lucario Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex?
Among the three headliners, Mega Garchomp Z ex is the one for which the official page gives a card number and an attack effect. Mega Lucario Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex are named as headliners on our product page, with no number or text attached in these sources.
| Card | Role in the reveal | Number and text known |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Lucario Z ex | First revealed headliner | Name only |
| Mega Garchomp Z ex | First revealed headliner | Number 067; attack = Dragon Pokémon in trash × 30 |
| Mega Absol Z ex | First revealed headliner | Name only |
So a fair comparison today is a comparison of what has been shown. All three share the “Z” Mega Evolution theme, and all three are ex cards. For Garchomp the damage formula is known; for the other two only the name is.
If you are choosing a card to follow first, follow Garchomp, because it is the card with something concrete to read. Hold the decision between the three until the numbers and text of the other two appear on the official page. Our comparison article Mega Lucario Z ex and Aura Seeker vs MEGA x MEGA Parade covers how the set stacks up against another 2027 release.
Where can you buy Mega Garchomp Z ex from Tokyo?
You can buy Aura Seeker packs from Tokyo through our sealed booster box, which is currently listed at ¥11,399 on the M7 Aura Seeker (Hadou Seeker) Booster Box page. Cards in packs are random, so the box gives you 30 packs of 5 cards, not a chosen card.
Shipping is by FedEx with a tracking number, and the cost is calculated at checkout from your address. Payments are made in Japanese yen through Wise, PayPal or credit and debit cards through PayPal, and customs handling after dispatch is controlled by the carrier and your country’s authorities. Full terms are on the shipping policy and payment methods pages.
For help deciding whether to buy a box or wait, read How to Choose Your Aura Seeker (M7) Purchase and Where to Buy Aura Seeker (M7) Japanese Boxes from Tokyo.
More Aura Seeker guides
These guides cover the rest of the set around Mega Garchomp Z ex.
- Aura Seeker: The Complete Guide to the Japanese Pokémon TCG Set
- Aura Seeker M7: Named Cards, Release Date and Contents
- Aura Seeker Revealed Cards: Latest Confirmed List
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the card number of Mega Garchomp Z ex?
It is 067 in Aura Seeker (M7). The number comes from the image file name on the official Pokémon Card page for the set.
What does Mega Garchomp Z ex do when it attacks?
Its attack deals the number of Dragon Pokémon in your trash multiplied by 30 damage. With four Dragon Pokémon in the trash, for example, that is 120 damage.
When is Mega Garchomp Z ex released?
It releases in Japan on Friday, November 27, 2026, together with the rest of Aura Seeker. Packs have 5 cards and an official MSRP of 200 yen.
Which cards are printed next to Mega Garchomp Z ex?
The official page shows Vibrava (063) and Drampa (068) as related pickup cards. Drampa at 068 follows Garchomp at 067 in the numbering.
Does Aura Seeker include Boss’s Orders?
No. The official page states that Boss’s Orders is not included in Aura Seeker, and neither are basic Energy cards.
Is this the Japanese or English version of the card?
It is the Japanese edition. This guide covers the Japanese-language set released in Japan on November 27, 2026.
How many packs are in an Aura Seeker box?
Our product page lists 30 packs per box, and each pack holds 5 cards. At the official pack MSRP of 200 yen, 30 packs add up to 6,000 yen.
Which Special Art Rare is in Aura Seeker?
The official page names Crasher Wake’s Passion, illustrated by Tetsuo Hara, as the set’s Special Art Rare. The original artwork is displayed at Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo from November 30, 2026 to January 11, 2027.
Does the damage formula count other cards in the trash?
No. The effect counts only Dragon Pokémon in your trash, multiplied by 30 damage each.
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