Set GuideReviewed Sep 23, 20267 min

Pokemon Storm Emeralda card list: all 113 cards

The complete Japanese M6 checklist, plus the artwork that makes this Rayquaza-led set worth a closer look.

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Storm Emeralda brings together some of Hoenn's biggest names. Rayquaza appears four times, while Kyogre, Groudon, and Raikou all get special artwork of their own. The gold Mega Rayquaza ex at 113/076 closes the set.

The Japanese M6 expansion released on July 31, 2026 and contains 113 numbered cards: 76 in the main set and 37 numbered above `/076`. The complete Pokemon Storm Emeralda card list is below. Trainer and Special Energy names are working English translations, so use the collector number when matching a Japanese card.

Storm Emeralda highlights

Rayquaza is the clear headliner: 058/076 is the Double Rare, 095/076 the Ultra Rare, 110/076 the Special Illustration Rare, and 113/076 the gold Mega Hyper Rare. Kyogre and Groudon form an easy pair at 080/076 and 084/076, while Raikou ex at 108/076 is another standout among the special illustrations.

From the set

Eight Storm Emeralda cards worth seeing

Masquerain Illustration Rare 077/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Masquerain
077/076 · Illustration Rare

Kyogre Illustration Rare 080/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Kyogre
080/076 · Illustration Rare

Groudon Illustration Rare 084/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Groudon
084/076 · Illustration Rare

Kecleon Illustration Rare 088/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Kecleon
088/076 · Illustration Rare

Mega Golisopod ex Special Illustration Rare 107/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Mega Golisopod ex
107/076 · Special Illustration Rare

Raikou ex Special Illustration Rare 108/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Raikou ex
108/076 · Special Illustration Rare

Mega Rayquaza ex Special Illustration Rare 110/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Mega Rayquaza ex
110/076 · Special Illustration Rare

Mega Rayquaza ex Mega Hyper Rare 113/076 from Japanese Pokemon Storm Emeralda. — Mega Rayquaza ex
113/076 · Mega Hyper Rare

Complete Pokemon Storm Emeralda card list

Use the number printed on the card to find each pull. That matters most for the Trainer and Energy cards whose English names may still change.

Find a cardRarity

Showing 113 of 113 cards

No.	Card	Rarity
001	Heracross	Common
002	Surskit	Common
003	Masquerain	Common
004	Cacnea	Common
005	Cacturne	Rare
006	Combee	Common
007	Vespiquen	Common
008	Wimpod	Common
009	Mega Golisopod ex	Double Rare
010	Growlithe	Common
011	Arcanine	Rare
012	Magmar	Common
013	Magmortar	Uncommon
014	Torkoal	Common
015	Heat Rotom ex	Double Rare
016	Heatmor	Common
017	Mantine	Common
018	Kyogre	Rare
019	Frillish	Common
020	Jellicent	Uncommon
021	Wishiwashi ex	Double Rare
022	Electabuzz	Common
023	Electivire	Uncommon
024	Raikou ex	Double Rare
025	Thundurus	Uncommon
026	Pincurchin	Common
027	Wattrel	Common
028	Kilowattrel	Uncommon
029	Drowzee	Common
030	Hypno	Common
031	Giratina	Rare
032	Golett	Common
033	Mega Golurk ex	Double Rare
034	Enamorus	Uncommon
035	Sandshrew	Common
036	Sandslash	Common
037	Onix	Common
038	Steelix	Uncommon
039	Groudon	Rare
040	Landorus	Uncommon
041	Nidoran ♀	Common
042	Nidorina	Common
043	Nidoqueen	Rare
044	Spinarak	Common
045	Ariados	Common
046	Sableye	Common
047	Inkay	Common
048	Mega Malamar ex	Double Rare
049	Druddigon	Uncommon
050	Jangmo-o	Common
051	Hakamo-o	Common
052	Kommo-o	Rare
053	Cyclizar	Common
054	Azurill	Common
055	Swablu	Common
056	Altaria	Rare
057	Kecleon	Common
058	Mega Rayquaza ex	Double Rare
059	Tornadus	Uncommon
060	Fletchling	Common
061	Fletchinder	Common
062	Talonflame ex	Double Rare
063	Delicious Rice Balls	Common
064	Adventuring Lantern	Uncommon
065	Custom Vest	Uncommon
066	Mega Rayquaza Cap	Uncommon
067	Emcee's Hype	Common
068	Aarune	Uncommon
069	Zinnia's Trust	Uncommon
070	Tate & Liza's Training	Uncommon
071	Legendary Ocean Trench	Uncommon
072	Legendary Ocean Trench	Uncommon
073	Legendary Summit	Uncommon
074	Legendary Summit	Uncommon
075	Legendary Lava Lake	Uncommon
076	Legendary Lava Lake	Uncommon
077	Masquerain	Illustration Rare
078	Growlithe	Illustration Rare
079	Magmortar	Illustration Rare
080	Kyogre	Illustration Rare
081	Electivire	Illustration Rare
082	Pincurchin	Illustration Rare
083	Enamorus	Illustration Rare
084	Groudon	Illustration Rare
085	Inkay	Illustration Rare
086	Azurill	Illustration Rare
087	Altaria	Illustration Rare
088	Kecleon	Illustration Rare
089	Mega Golisopod ex	Ultra Rare
090	Heat Rotom ex	Ultra Rare
091	Wishiwashi ex	Ultra Rare
092	Raikou ex	Ultra Rare
093	Mega Golurk ex	Ultra Rare
094	Mega Malamar ex	Ultra Rare
095	Mega Rayquaza ex	Ultra Rare
096	Talonflame ex	Ultra Rare
097	Adventuring Lantern	Ultra Rare
098	Pokémon Catcher	Ultra Rare
099	Custom Vest	Ultra Rare
100	Emcee's Hype	Ultra Rare
101	Aarune	Ultra Rare
102	Zinnia's Trust	Ultra Rare
103	Tate & Liza's Training	Ultra Rare
104	Growing Grass Energy	Ultra Rare
105	Nitro Fire Energy	Ultra Rare
106	Bubbly Water Energy	Ultra Rare
107	Mega Golisopod ex	Special Illustration Rare
108	Raikou ex	Special Illustration Rare
109	Mega Golurk ex	Special Illustration Rare
110	Mega Rayquaza ex	Special Illustration Rare
111	Aarune	Special Illustration Rare
112	Zinnia's Trust	Special Illustration Rare
113	Mega Rayquaza ex	Mega Hyper Rare

Three Stadiums that meet in the middle

One of Storm Emeralda's best binder details sits at the end of the regular cards. Three Stadium scenes are each spread across a pair:

Legendary Ocean Trench: 071/076 and 072/076.
Legendary Summit: 073/076 and 074/076.
Legendary Lava Lake: 075/076 and 076/076.

Put each pair side by side and the scene comes together. It is a much better reason to leave six consecutive spaces than any completion percentage.

Pick the part of Storm Emeralda you actually like

A full 113-card run is only one way to collect the set. Rayquaza fans have four versions to chase. The 12 Illustration Rares from Masquerain through Kecleon make a compact artwork set, and the six Special Illustration Rares work as a strong binder page of their own.

For a simple way to keep gaps from turning into duplicate purchases, use the Pokemon set checklist.

Source and review dates

The official Japanese Storm Emeralda page (opens in a new tab) confirms the July 31 release. Its card list currently contains the 76 main-set numbers. On September 23, 2026, all 76 numbers and rarities in the table above matched that official list. The 37 higher-numbered cards and working English names retain their July 31 review against the Unbinder M6 catalog and PokeBeach's translated reveal (opens in a new tab). The official 76-card list alone does not verify those additional rows; Pokémon's Kyogre 080/076 record (opens in a new tab) is one official example above the main-set number. Check a Japanese card's printed number before buying it by an English working name. Recheck the higher-numbered cards and translations by September 30.

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Storm Emeralda highlights

Eight Storm Emeralda cards worth seeing

Masquerain

Kyogre

Groudon

Kecleon

Mega Golisopod ex

Raikou ex

Mega Rayquaza ex

Mega Rayquaza ex

Complete Pokemon Storm Emeralda card list

Three Stadiums that meet in the middle

Pick the part of Storm Emeralda you actually like

Source and review dates