Pokémon Delta Reign Card List & Prices: ME06 Release Date, Booster Box and ETB Prices, Chase Cards

Pokémon Delta Reign (ME06) releases November 6, 2026. Presale box $240, ETB $106 on TCGplayer, what the last two sets did next, and the Japanese chase prices.

Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign (ME06) releases on November 6, 2026, and its prerelease weekend starts today. On TCGplayer's presale the booster box has a $240.21 market price as of October 24, down from about $281 in late August, and the Elite Trainer Box $106.20. Mega Rayquaza ex headlines the set. The last two main Mega Evolution sets, Pitch Black and Chaos Rising, both trade about a third below where their boxes stood two weeks before release.

Published October 24, 2026 (prerelease edition). This guide is updated through release and the first weeks of sales.

When does Pokémon Delta Reign release?

November 6, 2026, worldwide, per The Pokémon Company International's announcement of August 20, 2026. Players get it earlier in two ways: prerelease tournaments at participating independent stores from October 24, and Pokémon TCG Live from November 5.

Build & Battle Boxes are sold at the prerelease events first and in wider retail after release, per Pokémon's product showcase. They are already reselling: 68 changed hands on TCGplayer between October 22 and 24 at $49.52 to $52.78.

What is in Delta Reign?

Over 135 cards, led by Mega Rayquaza ex, per The Pokémon Company. Mega Rayquaza is back in the TCG for the first time since the XY—Ancient Origins expansion. The official count of notable cards:

• Four Mega Evolution Pokémon ex: Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex and Mega Golisopod ex
• Six other Pokémon ex
• Six Stadium cards that form three Legendary Stadiums
• 14 illustration rare Pokémon, 17 ultra rare Pokémon and Trainer cards, and six special illustration rare Pokémon and Supporter cards

Legendary Stadiums are the new mechanic. Two Stadium cards are played as a pair, and their artwork joins into one wider illustration. Pokémon says any booster pack that contains a Legendary Stadium contains both halves.

The PokéCottage community list counts 140 cards: 103 in the main set and 37 secret rares (14 illustration rares, 16 ultra rares, 6 special illustration rares and 1 Mega Hyper Rare). That fits the official counts if the Mega Hyper Rare is one of the 17 ultra rares. Treat 140 as a community count until the full list is official.

Delta Reign card list: what has been revealed

48 English set cards and four promos had been revealed by October 24, 2026, per the PokéCottage list: 37 of the 103 main-set cards and 11 secret rares. The headline cards revealed so far:

The other nine secret rares revealed so far are Masquerain (104), Magmortar (107), Pincurchin (109), Enamorus (110), Groudon (111), Zorua (112), Eevee (114), Azurill (115) and Kecleon (117). The four promos are Masquerain, Magmortar, Enamorus and Kommo-o (MEP 111 to 114). The Elite Trainer Box promo is a full-art Kyogre, per Pokémon's product showcase.

The English set is larger than its Japanese counterpart. PokéCottage reports that Storm Emeralda has 76 main-set cards and that Delta Reign adds 27 from Japan's MEGA Starter Decks, including Eevee ex, Zoroark ex and Meowscarada ex.

How much is a Delta Reign booster box?

$240.21 on TCGplayer's presale as of October 24, 2026, and falling. Presale opened on August 20, the day the set was announced. According to Cardlogs' read of TCGplayer's sales history, 1,807 Delta Reign booster boxes have sold since then, and the box's three-day market price slid from $280.71 in the first full presale window (August 23 to 25) to $238.44 (October 22 to 24), down 15.1%. The cheapest of 32 listings asked $235.59 on the morning of October 24.

The early column is each product's first presale sales window with real volume, dated by its start; the last window, October 22 to 24, is still open.

Every Delta Reign product in the table has fallen in presale, and the box has held up best. The Elite Trainer Box and the Booster Bundle each lost about 40% and loose packs 35%, while the booster box lost 15%. The booster box is also the cheapest way to buy packs at $6.67 each, against $10.29 in a Booster Bundle and $11.80 in a standard ETB, which also carries the Kyogre promo and accessories.

These are single-venue presale prices: TCGplayer's own market price and sales history. Cardlogs has no Delta Reign set row yet, so the set is not on a Cardlogs page; that gap is ours, and it closes when our catalogue picks the set up.

What happened to the last two Mega Evolution boxes?

Both lost about a third from this point in their presale, and most of that by release week. According to Cardlogs' read of TCGplayer's weekly sales, the Pitch Black and Chaos Rising booster boxes each traded about $273 two weeks before release and about $180 to $183 in mid-October.

The Elite Trainer Boxes did the same: Pitch Black's went from $107.67 two weeks out to $69.86, and Chaos Rising's from $103.97 to $67.03, both about 35% lower. Delta Reign's ETB, at $106.20, sits where those two sat at this point.

Both boxes now price about where Cardmarket does, which makes today's level a settled market rather than one venue's reading. As of October 23, 2026, Cardlogs prices the Pitch Black box at $183.83 on TCGplayer against €179.54 ($200.96) on Cardmarket, and Chaos Rising at $179.45 against €183.09 ($204.93), at the ECB rate of €0.89342 per dollar.

Our call: the Delta Reign booster box trades below $220 on TCGplayer in its release week. Applied to today's $238.44, Chaos Rising's release-week drop would put it near $207 and Pitch Black's near $185. We will grade this in the street-date edition.

Is Delta Reign expensive compared with other Mega Evolution sets?

Its presale box sits above every recent main set but below the first two. Box prices from the Cardlogs nightly of October 23, 2026, two venues each:

The two sets above Delta Reign are a year old. Every main set released in 2026 now trades between $172 and $184 on TCGplayer. Pitch Black and Chaos Rising carry their full card lists with prices on Cardlogs.

What are the Delta Reign chase cards worth in Japan?

Mega Rayquaza ex is the chase, and in Japan it has fallen hard since release. Cardlogs tracks all 116 cards of Storm Emeralda, the Japanese set Delta Reign is mostly drawn from. These are TCGplayer's market prices for the Japanese printings, a single venue, so read them as a reference for demand, not a forecast for English prices:

According to Cardlogs market data, the Japanese Mega Rayquaza ex Mega Ultra Rare fell from $2,222 at its first Cardlogs reading on August 1 to $747.33 on October 23, 2026, and it was still falling in October: −21.0% since October 1. Every card in the table is lower than a month ago. The Special Art Rare's first reading was $928.99 on July 30.

The Japanese Mega Rayquaza ex is already heavily graded. According to Cardlogs' population data, the Special Art Rare has 2,375 PSA-graded copies less than three months after release, 2,275 of them PSA 10s (95.8%). The Mega Ultra Rare has 913, of which 557 are PSA 10s (61.0%).

A Japanese Storm Emeralda box is a different product, and Cardlogs prices it at $93.34 on TCGplayer and €72.38 ($81.01) on Cardmarket as of October 23.

What we do not know yet

• The full English card list. 48 of about 140 set cards are revealed, and the third Legendary Stadium has not been shown in English.
• English single-card prices. No Delta Reign single has a market yet; we will rank the chase cards once two venues price them.
• Whether the English Mega Rayquaza ex prints follow the Japanese ones down. The English set is bigger and opens at a different price, so the Japanese slide is context, not a prediction.

The next edition is due on the November 6 street date, with the first English single prices and a grade of our release-week call.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates Pokémon prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across more than 64,000 tracked Pokémon card and printing rows, plus PSA and BGS population data. Delta Reign's presale prices in this guide come from TCGplayer directly, not from our nightly: each product's market price and cheapest listing read on the morning of October 24, 2026, and its sales history in three-day windows (weekly for the Pitch Black and Chaos Rising comparison), which TCGplayer can revise afterwards. Set facts come from The Pokémon Company International's announcement, expansion page and product showcase. The revealed card list and the 140-card count come from the PokéCottage community list. Storm Emeralda prices are TCGplayer market prices for the Japanese printings from the Cardlogs nightly of October 23, 2026; population counts are PSA's, via Cardlogs. Cardmarket prices are converted at the October 23 ECB rate of €0.89342 per dollar.

Track Delta Reign from launch

Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android. The Pokémon home has every Mega Evolution set with live prices, and the Storm Emeralda set page shows where the Japanese chase cards trade tonight. For how we read prices across venues, see our TCG market tracker guide.