Storm Emeralda Card List: 113 Numbered Pokemon Cards and Top Asks

The Storm Emeralda card list runs 113 printed numbers: a 76-card base set (numbered 001 to 076 and printed as /076) plus 37 secret rares (077 to 113), each shown with its official card image, English name and Japanese name. The official Pokemon Card Game database lists 110 entries for the set because each two-part Stadium is one entry that prints both of its numbers, and 73 of those entries fall in the 001 to 076 range (per pokemon-card.com, as of September 30, 2026).

Storm Emeralda (set code M6) was released in Japan on July 31, 2026, at ¥200 per pack with 5 cards per pack. Samurai Sword Tokyo ships Japanese booster boxes worldwide from Tokyo by FedEx.

Set specs at a glance

The official product page states that Basic Energy cards are not included in the expansion, so every base slot is a card from the numbered list. And The Pokemon Company does not publish pull rates for Storm Emeralda: the official product page states only that cards are inserted at random (pokemon-card.com/ex/m6/).

The two-part Stadium mechanic: what is new in Storm Emeralda

Three of the 11 Trainers are Stadiums that come in a left half and a right half. You hold both halves in hand and play them together as a single Stadium. Full printed rules, deck limits and effects are in our two-part Stadium mechanic guide.

The deck-building rule published by The Pokemon Company is specific: the "right" and "left" halves combined can total up to four cards in a deck, and the official deck builder registers them as one right plus one left per set (pokemon-card.com/ex/m6/). Each half prints its own number, which is why the paired entries in the official database show two numbers on one card page.

Cards to watch in Storm Emeralda

The official database confirms which cards exist and their numbers: 12 AR (077 to 088), 18 SR (089 to 106), 6 SAR (107 to 112) and one MUR, Mega Rayquaza ex 113/076. Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golisopod ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex, Wishiwashi ex and Talonflame ex are six of the set’s eight base-set ex cards; English attack and ability names are working renderings of the Japanese names, and effects are paraphrased from the official card pages.

1. Mega Rayquaza ex — 058/076

The set's cover card, a Basic Mega Evolution ex with 280 HP, illustrated by takuyoa. Its Ability Overlord's Roar can be used once when you bench the card from your hand: look at the top 4 cards of your deck, attach one Basic Energy from them to this Pokemon, and put the rest on the bottom of the deck in random order. Its attack Storm Emeralda deals 50 damage times the number of Fire and Lightning Energy attached to all of your Pokemon.

2. Mega Golisopod ex — 009/076

A Stage 1 Mega Evolution ex with 340 HP, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Finish Off deals 60 damage plus 160 more if the opponent's Active Pokemon has damage counters on it. Quadruple Hold deals 160 damage, and the Pokemon that takes it cannot retreat during the opponent's next turn.

3. Mega Golurk ex — 033/076

A Stage 1 Mega Evolution ex with 350 HP, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Its Ability Limiter lets it use attacks only while you have 10 or more cards in your hand. Goliath Punch deals 300 damage and 30 damage to this Pokemon as well.

4. Mega Malamar ex — 048/076

A Stage 1 Mega Evolution ex with 320 HP, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Psychic Marionette deals 70 damage times the number of the opponent's Benched Pokemon, and Eerie Wave deals 200 damage and makes the opponent's Active Pokemon Confused.

5. Wishiwashi ex — 021/076

A Basic ex with 260 HP, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Its Ability Ocean Gain can be used once per turn while it is Active and heals 50 HP from it; Hydro Splash deals 220 damage.

6. Talonflame ex — 062/076

A Stage 2 ex with 280 HP, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Its Ability Excite Dive lets you bench it from your hand while you have a Colorless-type Mega Evolution ex in play, and Talon Hunt deals 150 damage and lets you search your deck for up to 2 cards.

Storm Emeralda top 10 cards by SNKRDUNK ask

SNKRDUNK's lowest asking prices as of September 30, 2026 put the Mega Rayquaza ex MUR (113/076) and SAR (110/076) far above the rest of the set. For the box itself, the lowest ask was ¥10,099 (~$66) with shrink and ¥7,980 (~$52) without shrink on September 30, 2026. These are asking prices, not sales. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

PSA 10 back orders are offered for the Mega Rayquaza ex MUR and SAR: the MUR 113/076 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥226,216 (~$1,469) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms — and the SAR 110/076 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥91,453 (~$594). How a back order works is covered in the back-order guide.

Mega Rayquaza ex MUR 113/076. The set's one MUR. SNKRDUNK's product row showed a lowest raw ask of ¥40,000 (~$260) on September 30, 2026, while the lowest visible condition-rated (A, B or S) listing started at ¥61,000 (~$396). The lowest PSA 10 ask SNKRDUNK showed on that date was ¥204,800 (~$1,330). The official database credits takuyoa.

Mega Rayquaza ex SAR 110/076. The lowest raw ask was ¥27,999 (~$182), with visible condition-rated listings from ¥29,800 (~$194), and the lowest PSA 10 ask SNKRDUNK showed was ¥88,000 (~$571). The official database credits Kazuki Minami.

Raikou ex SAR 108/076. The lowest raw ask was ¥3,600 (~$23); SNKRDUNK shows no PSA 10 ask as of September 30, 2026. The official database credits Oku.

Mega Rayquaza ex SR 095/076 shows a lowest raw ask of ¥1,800 (~$12), and Zinnia's Trust SAR 112/076 shows ¥1,600 (~$10) with visible condition-rated listings from ¥2,000 (~$13). Every other secret rare in the set shows the ¥1,000 display floor on SNKRDUNK.

Full Storm Emeralda card list — all 113 cards

Cards appear in collection-number order as printed in the official Pokemon Card Game database (pokemon-card.com, as of September 30, 2026). Pokemon species names are the official English names. Trainer card names are Samurai Sword Tokyo working translations, because Storm Emeralda is a Japanese-language set and no official English card list exists yet.

Pokemon — 001 to 062

Trainers — 063 to 076

Secret rares — 077 to 113

The official database lists 37 cards numbered above 076: 12 Art Rares, 18 Super Rares (three of them Special Energy), 6 Special Art Rares and the Mega Rayquaza ex MUR.

Text list (searchable)

Every Trainer card in Storm Emeralda

The base set has eleven distinct Trainers across fourteen numbers (063 to 076). Six of those numbers are three two-part Stadiums; the other eight are single cards, with effects paraphrased from the official card pages and English names as working translations.

Storm Emeralda in the MEGA era: how M6 compares

Damaged Box (Grade B) entries in the MEGA-run table are separate products.

M6 carries four Mega ex in its 76-card base set, Mega Golisopod ex (009), Mega Golurk ex (033), Mega Malamar ex (048) and Mega Rayquaza ex (058), and its three two-part Stadiums are the paired entries in the official database.

How to read a Japanese Storm Emeralda card

If this is your first Japanese set, three things on the card differ from an English print and none of them affect play.

Sealed versus No Shrink for Storm Emeralda

Our Japanese boxes are offered in up to two forms, and the difference is the outer film, not the contents.

Our Product Condition Guide defines what we do and do not guarantee for each form before you order.

Where to buy Storm Emeralda sealed product from Japan

Storm Emeralda is a Japanese-language set, so overseas buyers import it. Samurai Sword Tokyo is a Tokyo-based wholesale seller shipping worldwide by FedEx with tracking. Orders cannot be cancelled or refunded in principle after purchase, and we do not refund if the price falls after you order.

• M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Sealed option, currently listed at ¥11,165 (~$72); the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
• M6 Storm Emeralda Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), ¥10,496 (~$68). The Damaged Box is a separate product; the Product Condition Guide explains the condition grades.
• Every card of the set with its image: the M6 card list page.

Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. The Customs Duties and Import Taxes page explains what you pay on delivery.

Related MEGA-era boxes:

• M5 Abyss Eye (Pitch Black) Booster Box, No Shrink option, ¥8,603 (~$56) — M5 card list
• M4 Ninja Spinner Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), ¥7,156 (~$46) — M4 card list
• M3 Munikis Zero (Nihil Zero) Booster Box, No Shrink option, ¥8,375 (~$54) — M3 card list
• M2a Mega Dream ex Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), ¥11,927 (~$77)
• All Japanese Pokemon card lists

Related reading: the Storm Emeralda M6 complete guide, the Storm Emeralda SAR and MUR list with every card priced, the Delta Reign card list and the Delta Reign release date guide.

Storm Emeralda card list FAQ

Sources. Card list, card images, release date, pack price, pack contents, illustrators and the Basic Energy exclusion: The Pokemon Company official set page pokemon-card.com/ex/m6/ and the official card search for Storm Emeralda, as of September 30, 2026. Pokemon and Trainer type split: Limitless TCG, as of September 30, 2026. Delta Reign date: pokemon.com, as of September 30, 2026. Card images © Pokemon/Nintendo/Creatures/GAME FREAK.