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Pokémon · Set information

Storm Emeralda: set information and its standout cards

Release
July 31, 2026
Cards
76
Set code
M6
Language
Japanese
Series
MEGA (Japan)

Storm Emeralda is the sixth Japanese set of the MEGA series (released 31 July 2026), with Mega Rayquaza ex as the central Pokémon.

What you are chasing

The standout cards of Storm Emeralda

The cards collectors open this set for, with an indicative value (raw, near mint) in euros. Prices move: this is a guideline, not an appraisal.

  1. Mega Rayquaza ex 113/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Mega Rayquaza ex

    113/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €600 – €900

  2. Mega Rayquaza ex 110/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Mega Rayquaza ex

    110/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €280 – €420

  3. Raikou ex 108/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Raikou ex

    108/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €50 – €75

  4. Mega Rayquaza ex 095/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Mega Rayquaza ex

    095/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €30 – €40

  5. Zinnia's Trust 112/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Zinnia's Trust

    112/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €25 – €35

  6. Mega Golurk ex 109/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Mega Golurk ex

    109/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €15 – €25

  7. Kyogre 080/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Kyogre

    080/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €15 – €20

  8. Mega Golisopod ex 107/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Mega Golisopod ex

    107/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €15 – €20

  9. Groudon 084/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Groudon

    084/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €15 – €20

  10. Kecleon 088/76 — Storm Emeralda

    Kecleon

    088/76 · Mega Hyper Rare

    Indicative value €10 – €15

Indicative value in euros for raw (ungraded) near-mint cards, rounded. Not an appraisal — prices move. Updated on September 21, 2026. (Cardmarket-trendprijs)

About this set

Why Storm Emeralda is worth it

The set has 76 cards plus secret rares and revolves entirely around Mega Rayquaza ex: the special art rare and the ultra rare are already the most expensive Mega cards of the series. Raikou ex and the special art trainers are popular too. Not yet released in English — which makes sealed Japanese packs extra interesting for collectors.

About value, odds and sealed product

Frequently asked questions

How do you determine the value of the cards?

The ranges are based on the current Cardmarket trend price (the European marketplace) for the card in raw, near mint condition and are updated weekly. We round to whole euros so it stays an indication, not an appraisal. Graded cards (PSA, CGC) are often worth more.

Is one of these cards guaranteed in a booster box?

No. Booster boxes and packs are randomly assembled; the odds of pulling the most expensive cards are small per pack. That is exactly what makes sealed product exciting — and why unopened boxes of sought-after sets often rise in value over time.

Do you also sell single cards?

No, we only sell sealed products: booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, bundles, tins and packs. The card information on this page is there to show what you can find in a set.

Are all products original and sealed?

Yes. We only buy from official distributors and trusted partners. Everything is factory sealed — no resealed boxes, no doubts.