
The Perfect Order card list has 124 cards per Limitless TCG — 88 main-set cards plus 36 secret rares — and the Pokemon TCG set (Mega Evolution—Perfect Order) released in English on March 27, 2026. The official set page says “over 120 cards”; 124 is Limitless TCG’s count.
The Japanese set behind Perfect Order is Munikis Zero (set code M3), released on January 23, 2026. Every Perfect Order secret rare in the tables carries the M3 print that Limitless TCG matches it with.
The 88-card main set is 67 Pokemon and 21 Trainer and Special Energy cards, per Limitless TCG.
- Limitless TCG lists 124 Perfect Order cards: No. 1–88 is the main set and No. 89–124 are the secret rares.
- English release March 27, 2026; the Japanese source set, Munikis Zero (M3), released January 23, 2026.
- All 36 secret rares have an M3 print per Limitless TCG. The top card, Mega Zygarde ex 124/088, matches M3 117/080 (MUR) and is recorded as the same artwork.
- The Japanese M3 box is listed with a No Shrink option at ¥8,375 (~$54).
- The full English card list is added: 88 main-set cards and 36 secret rares.
- Each secret rare is matched to its Japanese M3 print, and the M3 set facts come from the official card database (117 entries).
- The Japanese M3 card list pages and our listings for the Japanese cards are linked.
Perfect Order Secret Rares
The 36 Perfect Order secret rares run from No. 89 to No. 124: 11 Art Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Art Rares and one top Secret Rare. Limitless TCG uses its own rarity words: Art Rare is the Illustration Rare tier, Special Art Rare is the Special Illustration Rare tier and the top Secret Rare is the Mega Hyper Rare.
The Japanese column gives the M3 print that Limitless TCG lists for each card, as printed on September 30, 2026. Japanese rarity codes follow the official card database: AR for M3 081–092, SR for 093–110, SAR for 111–116 and MUR for 117. Limitless labels the Japanese SR tier “Secret Rare” and the MUR “Ultra Rare”. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
| EN No. | Card | Rarity (Limitless) | Japanese print | Ours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 89/088 | Spewpa | Art Rare | M3 081 コフーライ — AR | — |
| 90/088 | Rowlet | Art Rare | M3 082 モクロー — AR | — |
| 91/088 | Talonflame | Art Rare | M3 083 ファイアロー — AR | — |
| 92/088 | Aurorus | Art Rare | M3 084 アマルルガ — AR | — |
| 93/088 | Dedenne | Art Rare | M3 085 デデンネ — AR | — |
| 94/088 | Clefairy | Art Rare | M3 086 ピッピ — AR | PSA 10 back order ¥4,470 (~$29) |
| 95/088 | Espurr | Art Rare | M3 087 ニャスパー — AR | PSA 10 listed at ¥4,274 (~$28) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥4,192 (~$27) |
| 96/088 | Probopass | Art Rare | M3 088 ダイノーズ — AR | — |
| 97/088 | Drapion | Art Rare | M3 090 ドラピオン — AR | — |
| 98/088 | Doublade | Art Rare | M3 091 ニダンギル — AR | — |
| 99/088 | Raticate | Art Rare | M3 092 ラッタ — AR | — |
| 100/088 | Decidueye ex | Ultra Rare | M3 093 ジュナイパーex — SR | — |
| 101/088 | Salazzle ex | Ultra Rare | M3 094 エンニュートex — SR | — |
| 102/088 | Mega Starmie ex | Ultra Rare | M3 095 メガスターミーex — SR | PSA 10 listed at ¥4,530 (~$29) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥4,443 (~$29) |
| 103/088 | Mega Clefable ex | Ultra Rare | M3 096 メガピクシーex — SR | — |
| 104/088 | Mega Zygarde ex | Ultra Rare | M3 097 メガジガルデex — SR | — |
| 105/088 | Yveltal ex | Ultra Rare | M3 098 イベルタルex — SR | — |
| 106/088 | Mega Skarmory ex | Ultra Rare | M3 099 メガエアームドex — SR | — |
| 107/088 | Meowth ex | Ultra Rare | M3 100 ニャースex — SR | PSA 10 listed at ¥7,020 (~$46) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥6,885 (~$45) |
| 108/088 | Energy Recycler | Ultra Rare | M3 101 エネルギーリサイクル — SR | — |
| 109/088 | Forest of Vitality | Ultra Rare | M3 109 活力の森 — SR | — |
| 110/088 | Jacinthe | Ultra Rare | M3 108 ユカリ — SR | — |
| 111/088 | Lumiose City | Ultra Rare | M3 110 ミアレシティ — SR | — |
| 112/088 | Naveen | Ultra Rare | M3 106 ピュール — SR | — |
| 113/088 | Poké Pad | Ultra Rare | M3 103 ポケパッド — SR | — |
| 114/088 | Rosa’s Encouragement | Ultra Rare | M3 107 メイのはげまし — SR | PSA 10 listed at ¥7,738 (~$50) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥7,589 (~$49) |
| 115/088 | Sacred Ash | Ultra Rare | M3 102 せいなるはい — SR | — |
| 116/088 | Tarragon | Ultra Rare | M3 105 タラゴン — SR | — |
| 117/088 | Wondrous Patch | Ultra Rare | M3 104 ワンダーパッチ — SR | — |
| 118/088 | Mega Starmie ex | Special Art Rare | M3 111 メガスターミーex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥5,897 (~$38) |
| 119/088 | Mega Clefable ex | Special Art Rare | M3 112 メガピクシーex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥5,871 (~$38) |
| 120/088 | Mega Zygarde ex | Special Art Rare | M3 113 メガジガルデex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥6,477 (~$42) |
| 121/088 | Meowth ex | Special Art Rare | M3 114 ニャースex — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥11,812 (~$77) |
| 122/088 | Jacinthe | Special Art Rare | M3 116 ユカリ — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥7,283 (~$47) |
| 123/088 | Rosa’s Encouragement | Special Art Rare | M3 115 メイのはげまし — SAR | PSA 10 back order ¥23,215 (~$151) |
| 124/088 | Mega Zygarde ex | Secret Rare | M3 117 メガジガルデex — MUR | PSA 10 back order ¥38,352 (~$249) |
The 36 English secret rares pair with 36 of the 37 Japanese entries numbered 081–117; M3 089 is the one entry with no English partner in this table. The Mega Zygarde ex pair, 124/088 and M3 117/080, is recorded as the same artwork. For every other pair the match rests on the card name and the rarity tier only.
The “Ours” column shows the PSA 10 rows we list for these Japanese prints. A back order is sourced to order, and the product page shows the current terms.
Perfect Order Card List: 001–088
The main set is 88 cards: 67 Pokemon (No. 1–67) followed by 21 Trainer and Special Energy cards (No. 68–88). The table reproduces the English list in number order with Limitless TCG’s rarity and type labels. Type letters are the Pokemon energy types: G Grass, R Fire, W Water, L Lightning, P Psychic, F Fighting, D Darkness, M Metal, C Colorless.
| No. | Card | Rarity | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | Spinarak | Common | G Basic |
| 002 | Ariados | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 003 | Shaymin | Uncommon | G Basic |
| 004 | Snivy | Common | G Basic |
| 005 | Servine | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 006 | Serperior | Rare | G Stage 2 |
| 007 | Scatterbug | Common | G Basic |
| 008 | Spewpa | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 009 | Vivillon | Uncommon | G Stage 2 |
| 010 | Rowlet | Common | G Basic |
| 011 | Dartrix | Common | G Stage 1 |
| 012 | Decidueye ex | Double Rare | G Stage 2 |
| 013 | Fletchinder | Common | R Stage 1 |
| 014 | Talonflame | Uncommon | R Stage 2 |
| 015 | Salandit | Common | R Basic |
| 016 | Salazzle ex | Double Rare | R Stage 1 |
| 017 | Turtonator | Uncommon | R Basic |
| 018 | Seel | Common | W Basic |
| 019 | Dewgong | Rare | W Stage 1 |
| 020 | Staryu | Common | W Basic |
| 021 | Mega Starmie ex | Double Rare | W Stage 1 |
| 022 | Lapras ex | Double Rare | W Basic |
| 023 | Amaura | Common | W Stage 1 |
| 024 | Aurorus | Rare | W Stage 2 |
| 025 | Volcanion | Uncommon | W Basic |
| 026 | Shinx | Common | L Basic |
| 027 | Luxio | Uncommon | L Stage 1 |
| 028 | Luxray | Rare | L Stage 2 |
| 029 | Dedenne | Common | L Basic |
| 030 | Clefairy | Common | P Basic |
| 031 | Mega Clefable ex | Double Rare | P Stage 1 |
| 032 | Mawile | Common | P Basic |
| 033 | Espurr | Common | P Basic |
| 034 | Meowstic | Uncommon | P Stage 1 |
| 035 | Spritzee | Common | P Basic |
| 036 | Aromatisse | Uncommon | P Stage 1 |
| 037 | Nosepass | Common | F Basic |
| 038 | Probopass | Common | F Stage 1 |
| 039 | Hippopotas | Common | F Basic |
| 040 | Hippowdon | Uncommon | F Stage 1 |
| 041 | Landorus | Rare | F Basic |
| 042 | Binacle | Common | F Basic |
| 043 | Barbaracle | Uncommon | F Stage 1 |
| 044 | Tyrunt | Common | F Stage 1 |
| 045 | Tyrantrum | Rare | F Stage 2 |
| 046 | Hawlucha | Common | F Basic |
| 047 | Mega Zygarde ex | Double Rare | F Basic |
| 048 | Gastly | Common | D Basic |
| 049 | Haunter | Common | D Stage 1 |
| 050 | Gengar | Rare | D Stage 2 |
| 051 | Skorupi | Common | D Basic |
| 052 | Drapion | Uncommon | D Stage 1 |
| 053 | Yveltal ex | Double Rare | D Basic |
| 054 | Chien-Pao | Rare | D Basic |
| 055 | Mega Skarmory ex | Double Rare | M Basic |
| 056 | Honedge | Common | M Basic |
| 057 | Doublade | Common | M Stage 1 |
| 058 | Aegislash | Uncommon | M Stage 2 |
| 059 | Klefki | Common | M Basic |
| 060 | Rattata | Common | C Basic |
| 061 | Raticate | Uncommon | C Stage 1 |
| 062 | Meowth ex | Double Rare | C Basic |
| 063 | Snorlax | Common | C Basic |
| 064 | Bunnelby | Common | C Basic |
| 065 | Diggersby | Uncommon | C Stage 1 |
| 066 | Fletchling | Common | C Basic |
| 067 | Furfrou | Common | C Basic |
| 068 | Antique Jaw Fossil | Common | Item |
| 069 | Antique Sail Fossil | Common | Item |
| 070 | Core Memory | Uncommon | Tool |
| 071 | Crushing Hammer | Common | Item |
| 072 | Energy Search | Common | Item |
| 073 | Energy Swatter | Uncommon | Item |
| 074 | Hole-Digging Shovel | Common | Item |
| 075 | Jacinthe | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 076 | Judge | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 077 | Lumiose City | Uncommon | Stadium |
| 078 | Lumiose Galette | Uncommon | Item |
| 079 | Naveen | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 080 | Poké Ball | Common | Item |
| 081 | Poké Pad | Uncommon | Item |
| 082 | Pokémon Catcher | Common | Item |
| 083 | Potion | Common | Item |
| 084 | Rosa’s Encouragement | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 085 | Tarragon | Uncommon | Supporter |
| 086 | Growing Grass Energy | Rare | Special Energy |
| 087 | Rocky Fighting Energy | Rare | Special Energy |
| 088 | Telepathic Psychic Energy | Rare | Special Energy |
The main set holds 44 Commons, 24 Uncommons, 11 Rares and 9 Double Rares. The Double Rares are the nine ex cards: Decidueye ex, Salazzle ex, Mega Starmie ex, Lapras ex, Mega Clefable ex, Mega Zygarde ex, Yveltal ex, Mega Skarmory ex and Meowth ex. The three Special Energy cards, Growing Grass Energy, Rocky Fighting Energy and Telepathic Psychic Energy (No. 86–88), print as Rares.
The Japanese Set Behind Perfect Order
Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) pairs Perfect Order with the Japanese expansion Munikis Zero (M3): “Perfect Order includes cards released in the Japanese Nihil Zero expansion.” That is Bulbapedia’s wording, not an official Pokemon statement of equivalence.
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | 拡張パック「ムニキスゼロ」(Pokemon Card Game MEGA) |
| Japanese release | January 23, 2026 |
| Price and pack size | ¥180 per pack (tax included), 5 cards per pack |
| Packs per box | 30 — not confirmed on the official page |
| Printed base set | /080 (80 numbered cards) |
| Entries in the official card database | 117 (081–117 are the secret-range cards) |
| Also on the official product page | Special Card Set Mega Gallade ex, ¥1,980: promo Mega Gallade ex, two Power Protein, Ralts, Kirlia and 8 Munikis Zero packs |
Browse every M3 card by number and rarity on the Japanese card list pages: our M3 card list and the Munikis Zero card list. The blog card list Nihil Zero (M3) Complete Card List covers the set in article form.
Munikis Zero (M3) Facts and Rarity Breakdown
The official card database lists 117 M3 entries: 80 in the numbered base set and 37 secret-range cards. The database splits the secret range into four rarity codes.
| Rarity code | M3 numbers | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| AR (Art Rare) | 081–092 | 12 |
| SR | 093–110 | 18 |
| SAR (Special Art Rare) | 111–116 | 6 |
| MUR | 117 | 1 |
The English secret range is 36 cards against 37 Japanese entries. The English Art Rare tier has 11 cards (No. 89–99) against 12 Japanese AR entries; the English Ultra Rare tier has 18 cards (No. 100–117), the same as the 18 Japanese SR entries.
Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures






Mega Zygarde ex — M3 117/080 MUR = English 124/088
The top-rarity card in each set. Limitless TCG pairs English 124/088 (Secret Rare, the Mega Hyper Rare) with M3 117/080, and the two are recorded as the same artwork. The official Japanese database credits the M3 117 MUR to takuyoa. Our listing: PSA 10 back order ¥38,352 (~$249). See the Mega Zygarde ex MUR guide for the full print history.
Mega Zygarde ex — the other prints
The English list carries four Mega Zygarde ex prints: No. 47 (Double Rare), No. 104 (Ultra Rare), No. 120 (Special Art Rare) and No. 124 (Secret Rare). The official Japanese database lists four in M3 and none outside it: 046/080 RR, 097/080 SR, 113/080 SAR (kantaro) and 117/080 MUR (takuyoa). Limitless pairs English 104 with M3 097 and English 120 with M3 113, without an artwork statement. Our listing for the SAR 113 print: PSA 10 back order ¥6,477 (~$42).
The Special Art Rare Trainers and Pokemon — English 118–123 = M3 111–116
All six English Special Art Rares have a Japanese SAR partner: Mega Starmie ex 118 = M3 111, Mega Clefable ex 119 = M3 112, Mega Zygarde ex 120 = M3 113, Meowth ex 121 = M3 114, Rosa’s Encouragement 123 = M3 115 and Jacinthe 122 = M3 116. Our listings: Mega Starmie ex (M3 111), PSA 10 back order ¥5,897 (~$38); Mega Clefable ex (M3 112), PSA 10 back order ¥5,871 (~$38); Meowth ex (M3 114), PSA 10 back order ¥11,812 (~$77); Rosa’s Encouragement (M3 115), PSA 10 back order ¥23,215 (~$151); Jacinthe (M3 116), PSA 10 back order ¥7,283 (~$47).
The Trainer secret rares in the pictures — English 109–114 = M3 106–110
Limitless pairs English Forest of Vitality 109 with M3 109, Jacinthe 110 with M3 108, Lumiose City 111 with M3 110, Naveen 112 with M3 106 and Rosa’s Encouragement 114 with M3 107. All five are SR in the official Japanese range 093–110. Our listing for Rosa’s Encouragement (M3 107): PSA 10 listed at ¥7,738 (~$50) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); PSA 10 back order ¥7,589 (~$49). The Perfect Order chase cards guide covers the wider chase list.
Numbering: English Run vs Japanese Set Code
The English checklist is one numbered run: No. 1–88 is the main set and No. 89–124 continues past the set size, so the top card prints as 124/088. The Japanese cards keep their own set code, M3, with numbers over a /080 base, and the secret range is 081–117. A Japanese print is identified by the set code plus number, for example M3 117/080.
The two runs do not line up card for card. English Naveen is No. 112 and its Japanese print is M3 106; English Jacinthe is No. 110 and M3 108; English Sacred Ash is No. 115 and M3 102; English Energy Recycler is No. 108 and M3 101. The English main set is 88 cards against the Japanese base of 80, and the pairings cover the secret range only: main-set cards No. 1–88 are not matched to M3 001–080 here.
When you order Japanese cards, use the Japanese set code and number; when you cross-reference an English card, use the tables above and check the card image.
Where to Buy the Japanese Munikis Zero (M3) Cards from Tokyo
The Japanese M3 box is listed in two options: the Sealed option at ¥8,932 (~$58) and the No Shrink option at ¥8,375 (~$54). The product page shows the current terms; the M3-Munikis Zero Booster Box Buying Guide covers the box.
The PSA 10 rows for the Japanese prints are in the secret rares table above; the PSA 10 back order guide explains how back orders work. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. Other Japanese booster boxes are in the Pokemon card box collection. Every M3 card by number is on the M3 card list page.
Perfect Order Card List FAQ
How many cards are in the Perfect Order card list?
Limitless TCG lists 124 Perfect Order cards: 88 in the main set (No. 1–88) and 36 secret rares (No. 89–124). The official set page says “over 120 cards” rather than an exact figure, so the exact count of 124 comes from Limitless TCG’s list.
How many secret rares are in Perfect Order?
There are 36 secret rares, No. 89–124, by Limitless TCG’s labels: 11 Art Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Art Rares and one top Secret Rare, Mega Zygarde ex 124/088. Limitless calls the top card a Secret Rare; it is the Mega Hyper Rare tier.
When did Perfect Order release in English and in Japan?
Perfect Order released in English on March 27, 2026. The Japanese set behind it, Munikis Zero (M3), released on January 23, 2026 at ¥180 per five-card pack, according to the official Japanese product page. The Japanese set therefore came out about two months earlier.
Which Japanese set is behind Perfect Order?
Munikis Zero (M3) is the Japanese set behind Perfect Order. The card-level matches come from Limitless TCG’s card pages as printed on September 30, 2026: all 36 secret rares have an M3 print, and Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 matches the M3 117/080 MUR.
Are Japanese and English Perfect Order cards numbered the same?
No. English cards run 1–124 in one sequence, with secret rares from No. 89. Japanese cards use the code M3 and numbers over a /080 base, so the secret range is 081–117. English Naveen is No. 112, and its Japanese print is M3 106.
Do the Japanese and English secret rares share the same artwork?
Only one pair is recorded as the same artwork: Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 and M3 117/080. The other 35 secret-rare pairs are matched by card name and rarity tier per Limitless TCG, so compare the card images before treating any of them as identical.
Where can I buy the Japanese Perfect Order cards?
We ship Japanese M3 cards from Tokyo. The box is listed as a Sealed option at ¥8,932 (~$58) and a No Shrink option at ¥8,375 (~$54), and PSA 10 rows are shown in the secret rares table. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
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