Set code PFLReleased Cards in set 94With secrets 130Series Mega Evolution
The Mega Charizard X ex set. A 94-card main set runs to 130 with the secrets: thirteen illustration rares, seventeen ultra rares, five special illustration rares and one Mega Hyper Rare. Almost all of the set's value sits in the three Mega Charizard X ex secrets.
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What's in the set
How the set breaks down by rarity.
Main set 94 cardsWith secrets 130 cardsHeadline card Mega Charizard X exReverse holos YesSecret rares Illustration, ultra, special illustration and one Mega Hyper Rare
Rarity
Cards
Where to find them
Checklist
Common
43
The bulk of 001 to 094
Uncommon
31
Through the main set
Ultra Rare
17
108 to 124, full-art ex and Trainer cards
Illustration rare
13
095 to 107
Rare
10
Holo rares in the main set, Moltres 014 among them
Double rare
10
The ex cards, including Mega Charizard X ex at 013
Special illustration rare
5
125 to 129
Mega Hyper Rare
1
130, Mega Charizard X ex
Chase cards
The cards collectors chase most in this set. Tap a card to tick it.
Chase #1
danciao's Mega Charizard X ex, the card the whole set is opened for.
Chase #2
The Mega Hyper Rare Mega Charizard X ex, last card in the set.
Chase #3
The full-art Mega Charizard X ex, the affordable way to own the Mega.
Chase #4
nagimiso's Mega Sharpedo ex special illustration rare.
Chase #5
Kazumasa Yasukuni's Moltres, a holo rare that trades like a secret.
Chase #6
Uninori's Meowth leads the illustration rares.
Chase #7
Atsushi Furusawa's Dawn, the Trainer special illustration rare.
Chase #8
Yoshimi Miyoshi's Rotom ex special illustration rare.
Chase #9
Kinu Nishimura's Mega Lopunny ex special illustration rare.
Chase #10
Jiro Sasumo's Piplup illustration rare.
Chase #11
REND's Wigglytuff illustration rare.
Chase #12
The full-art Dawn.
Chase #13
satoma's Dewgong illustration rare.
Chase #14
Jerky's Flygon, a holo rare worth checking for.
Chase #15
The regular Mega Charizard X ex, the first of its four versions in the set.
Pull rates aren't published. What the listings guarantee is what each pack contains, so the number of packs tells you what you'll open. Greyed items are in the line-up but not stocked here.
9 packs · each pack: 10 cards and a Basic Energy: 4 commons, 3 uncommons, 2 reverse holos and a rare or better Promo card, sleeves, dice, markers, player's guide and a storage box
2 packs · each pack: 10 cards and a Basic Energy: 4 commons, 3 uncommons, 2 reverse holos and a rare or better Starter Pokémon promos and two packs; not specific to this set
Three packs and a promo is the cheapest way in: the 3-Pack Blister.
The Elite Trainer Box is the present: nine packs, sleeves, dice and a box to keep everything in.
Everyone wants the Charizard. The special illustration version is worth hundreds and nothing guarantees it. The full-art version at 109 is the realistic target.
Cards are in English and the code card in each pack unlocks the same cards in the free Pokémon TCG Live app. Packaging says 6+.
Under £203-Pack Blister Three packs and a promoShop
The presentElite Trainer Box Nine packs plus sleeves, dice and storageShop
Collecting the setBooster box Thirty-six packsShop
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