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Storm Emeralda’s gold Mega Rayquaza ex leads at ¥238,000 ($1,587), while its SIR fetches ¥82,800 ($552); Zinnia’s Trust ranks fifth at just ¥3,080 ($21).

Zinnia’s Trust SAR (112/076) fell from ¥11,100 at launch to about ¥4,000 by August 2 as supply stabilized; shop buyback offers stood at ¥2,500.

Mega Rayquaza ex SAR (110/076) traded at ¥99,999 on August 1 after reaching ¥111,000, with raw near-mint copies valued at ¥95,000–¥100,000.

Mega Rayquaza ex MUR (113/076) debuted July 31 with raw market and shop buyback values around ¥300,000, making it the highest-valued MUR card to date.

Raikou ex SAR (108/076) traded near ¥10,000 after Storm Emeralda’s July 31 launch, while shop buyback offers fell from ¥9,000 to ¥7,000 by August 1.

Early Storm Emeralda sales put Japanese Mega Rayquaza ex above $700, while Delta Reign’s other likely chases face a steep value drop-off before its November 6 release.

Mega Rayquaza ex MUR 113/076 opened at ¥300,000, while its SAR reached ¥140,000; the July 31 ranking tracks market and shop-buyback prices for 20 Storm Emeralda hits.

Official deck lists showcase Mega Rayquaza ex builds exceeding 350 damage, a 340-HP Mega Golisopod ex recovery strategy, and a Bug Panic deck using Storm Emeralda cards.

Mega Rayquaza ex’s SAR is Kazuki Minami’s first published card after jointly winning the 2024 Illustration Contest with a sleepy Pikachu design; Japanese Storm Emeralda openings exposed the artwork early.

Kazuki Minami’s Mega Rayquaza ex SIR is forecast to debut near Mega Gengar ex prices before settling around Mega Charizard ex levels, driven by Rayquaza demand and expected rarity.

Storm Emeralda leaks revealed Delta Reign secret rares led by Mega Rayquaza ex SIR 110/076, ahead of the Japanese set’s July 31 launch and Delta Reign’s November 6 release.

Fan-posted secret rares are surfacing ahead of Storm Emeralda’s July 31 Japanese release; its cards will reach English players in Delta Reign on November 6.

Five temporary Japanese Pokémon Card Stores will scan shoppers from July 31–August 16, limiting each person to one daily visit during the Storm Emeralda launch.

Storm Emeralda launches July 31, three months before Delta Reign on November 6. After Mega Darkrai ex fell from roughly $500 following its Japanese debut, collectors are advised to avoid first-week prices.

Five Japanese pop-up shops will use facial recognition during Storm Emeralda sales to block repeat purchases; customers who decline scanning will be denied entry.

Five Japanese pop-up card stores will scan faces from July 31 to August 16, limiting each shopper to one entry and one queue ticket per day during the Storm Emeralda launch.

The two Illustration Rares feature an 80-HP Growlithe and a 150-HP Groudon whose Savage Ground can deal 210 damage. The Japanese set launches July 31.

Storm Emeralda’s 76-card main list previews common cards expected in Delta Reign’s November U.S. release, including Delicious Rice Balls, Drowzee, Kecleon and Growlithe.

The Japan-only set is scheduled for July 31, 2026, with speculative estimates placing a potential Mega Rayquaza ex MUR near ¥200,000 based on earlier Rayquaza and Mega Darkrai prices.