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Pokémon TCG Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S]—All Revealed Cards to Date and Other Major Information

To the Mega Evolution fans out there: we know you've been waiting for this for so many years.

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Mega Brave [M1L] / Mega Symphonia [M1S] Release Dates and Prices

Set NameJapanTaiwan/Hong KongPrice per box in US$
Mega Brave [M1L]1 August 202515 August 2025~US$37 for 1 30-pack box
Mega Symphonia [M1S]1 August 202515 August 2025~US$37 for 1 30-pack box

Pokémon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack Mega Brave Box

Pokémon Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia card list

Pokémon Card Game MEGA Expansion Pack Mega Symphonia Box

Pokémon Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia card list

For more up-to-date information on the release, check out our article: Expansion Set Release: Mega Brave [M1L] / Mega Symphonia [M1S] [Release Date/Price/Where To Buy]

Mega Evolution Makes a Spectacular Comeback

One of the most shocking announcements—and one which was greeted with much delight by the Pokémon fanbase—of Pokémon Day 2025 on 27 February was the reveal that Mega Evolution would be returning to the Pokémon video games in the upcoming spin-off game Pokémon Legends: Z-A.

Having only been present in the video games in Gen 6 and 7, Mega Evolution—the mechanism by which selected Pokémon morph into exceptionally powerful forms while in combat—brought back many memories for countless Pokémon fans, especially those who grew up with Gen 6 (2013-16).

As would have been expected, this announcement was actually a hint that Mega Evolution would be returning to the TCG soon, and it wasn’t long before this was indeed confirmed. Dual set Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] will bring Mega Evolution back to the TCG. In fact, the TCG will experience the power of Mega Evolution before the video games do, as Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] will be released in August, while Legends: Z-A won’t be out until 16 October.

Headlined by Mega Lucario ex (Mega Brave [M1L]) and Mega Gardevoir ex (Mega Symphonia [M1S]), this dual set marks the beginning of the Mega era—the second era of the Pokémon TCG’s ninth generation. Several other fan-favorite Megas will also be making their returns to the TCG.

Mega-Evolved Pokémon wield colossal power, but there’s a big risk/reward factor in play. When a Mega-Evolved Pokémon is KO’d, it yields a whopping three Prize cards—often enough to swing the momentum of a game on the spot. Cards featuring Mega-Evolved Pokémon also have a Pokémon-ex symbol with a new design:

Pokémon Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia card list

Although Mega Evolution made cameo appearances in seventh-generation TCG sets Miracle Twin [SM11] and Alter Genesis [SM12], these were on stand-alone cards; there was no way to Mega Evolve one’s Pokémon during gameplay. As such, the actual Mega Evolution mechanic had been retired by Creatures Inc. at the end of Gen 6 before being brought back in Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S].

Of course, it’s not just about the Megas. Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] each include 63 non-secret rares; in addition, Mega Brave will have at least 20 secret rares while Mega Symphonia will have at least 19. Characters such as Wally, Lillie, and Acerola will be making appearances. In addition, one card has already been confirmed to be a reprint: the Super Rare (SR) Night Stretcher card from Mega Brave [M1L].

What’s in a Mega Brave [M1L] / Mega Symphonia [M1S] Box?

Based on previous sets of similar structure, every booster box is expected to contain:

  • 1 × SAR, SR, or UR per box
  • 3 × AR
  • 4 × RR
  • Occasional “double-hit” boxes may contain 2 SAR/SR/URs

Rarity Breakdown – What’s in the Packs?


RaritySample CardsForecast Value
SAR (Special Art Rare)TBDTBD
UR (Ultra Rare)TBDTBD
SR (Super Rare)Night Stretcher / Rare Candy~US$14-68
AR (Art Rare)Inteleon / Riolu~US$3.50-5.50
RR (Double Rare)Mega Latias ex / Mega Absol ex~US$1.50-3
R, U, CHariyama / Tinkaton / NincadaLess than US$1

Market Watch: Early Chase Card Projections


Do note that for the time being, no SAR or UR cards have yet been revealed. As such, this list will be provisional until rarer and more expensive cards have been shown.

CardSetRarityEst. Market Price (US$)
Night StretcherMega Brave [M1L]SR~US$14
Rare CandyMega Symphonia [M1S]SR~US$14

Mega Brave [M1L] / Mega Symphonia [M1S]: Top Chase Cards to Watch


High-Rarity Cards in Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S]

Without further ado, let’s now get into the main reason why we’re all here: the standout cards from Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S].

All cards listed will be of the Double Rare (RR) rarity or rarer; we’ve also included examples of cards that could have versions in higher rarities than what has been confirmed thus far.

SAR — Special Art Rare

Confirmed:

  • TBD


Unconfirmed:

  • Mega Lucario ex
  • Mega Venusaur ex
  • Mega Absol ex
  • Mega Mawile ex
  • Lillie’s Determination
  • Mega Gardevoir ex
  • Mega Latias ex
  • Acerola’s Mischief
  • Wally’s Compassion


UR — Ultra Rare

Confirmed:

  • TBD


SR — Super Rare (Confirmed)

Confirmed:

  • Night Stretcher [Mega Brave (M1L) 083/063]
  • Rare Candy [Mega Symphonia (M1S) 082/063]


Unconfirmed:

  • Mega Lucario ex
  • Mega Venusaur ex
  • Mega Absol ex
  • Mega Mawile ex
  • Lillie’s Determination
  • Mega Gardevoir ex
  • Mega Latias ex
  • Acerola’s Mischief
  • Wally’s Compassion


AR — Art Rare (Confirmed)

Confirmed:

  • Bulbasaur [Mega Brave (M1L) 064/063]
  • Vulpix [Mega Brave (M1L) 067/063]
  • Riolu [Mega Brave (M1L) 068/063]
  • Inteleon [Mega Symphonia (M1S) 069/063]
  • Alakazam [Mega Symphonia (M1S) 071/063]


RR — Double Rare (Confirmed)

Confirmed:

  • Mega Lucario ex [Mega Brave (M1L) 003/063]
  • Mega Venusaur ex [Mega Brave (M1L) 029/063]
  • Mega Absol ex [Mega Brave (M1L) 038/063]
  • Mega Mawile ex [Mega Brave (M1L) 046/063]
  • Mega Gardevoir ex [Mega Symphonia (M1S) 042/063]
  • Mega Latias ex [Mega Symphonia (M1S) 049/063]

Pokémon Mega Brave [M1L] / Mega Symphonia [M1S] Full Card Lists (Confirmed)


Pokémon TCG: Mega Brave [M1L] – Card List

We’ve compiled complete tables for Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S], including card numbers, rarities, and names. This will be updated as new cards are revealed:

Card NumberRarityCard Name
001CBulbasaur
002CIvysaur
003RRMega Venusaur ex
004
005
006UCelebi
007
008
009
010CVulpix
011UNinetales
012
013
014
015CScorbunny
016CRaboot
017RCindrace
018
019
020
021
022
023
024CMakuhita
025RHariyama
026
027
028CRiolu
029RRMega Lucario ex
030
031
032UMarshadow
033
034
035
036
037
038RRMega Absol ex
039
040
041
042
043
044
045
046RRMega Mawile ex
047
048CTinkatink
049CTinkatuff
050UTinkaton
051
052
053
054
055
056
057
058UPremium Power Pro
059
060
061
062ULillie’s Determination
063
064ARBulbasaur
065
066
067ARVulpix
068ARRiolu
069
070
071
072
073
074
075
076
077
078
079
080
081
082
083SRNight Stretcher

Pokémon TCG: Mega Symphonia [M1S] – Card List

Card NumberRarityCard Name
001
002
003
004
005
006
007CNincada
008UNinjask
009
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021CSobble
022CDrizzile
023UInteleon
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
031
032
033CPachirisu
034
035
036CAbra
037UKadabra
038RAlakazam
039
040CRalts
041CKirlia
042RRMega Gardevoir ex
043UShedinja
044
045
046
047
048
049RRMega Latias ex
050ULatios
051
052
053
054
055
056
057
058UMega Signal
059UAcerola’s Mischief
060UWally’s Compassion
061
062
063UMystery Garden
064
065
066
067
068
069ARInteleon
070
071ARAlakazam
072
073
074
075
076
077
078
079
080
081
082SRRare Candy

Note: Rarities are abbreviated as C (Common), U (Uncommon), R (Rare), RR (Double Rare), AR (Art Rare), SR (Super Rare), SAR (Special Art Rare), UR (Ultra Rare). Entries marked with “-” are placeholders for cards yet to be fully revealed or confirmed.


Final Thoughts: How Popular Will the Set Be?

For the second set in a row, Creatures Inc. is releasing a dual set based on an aspect of the Pokémon franchise’s past. Since Mega Evolution was introduced in Gen 6, it’s also thematically fitting that Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] come directly after Gen 5 nostalgia-filled dual set Black Bolt [SV11B] and White Flare [SV11W].

While Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] isn’t expected to be on the level of iconic sets such as Pokémon Card 151 [SV2a] or Terastal Festival ex [SV8a] (let’s be real—what is?), one thing which it does have going for it is the depth of the set. Even cards with rarities as low as AR, such as Bulbasaur, Inteleon, and Riolu, have already drawn attention from some collectors.

Additionally, the cards’ expected early scarcity due to the relatively smaller quantity of initial print runs is anticipated to drive demand for the cards further. As such, while the set’s absolute peak chase SARs might not rise to quite the level of some others, Mega Brave [M1L] and Mega Symphonia [M1S] are likely to contain nonetheless a wide range of cards which almost any collector would love to get their hands on.


Keep checking back—we’ll update this post as new secret rares and card lists are revealed.

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