Entire Pokémon Delta Reign Set List Revealed So Far
Looking for every Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution: Delta Reign card revealed so far?
Releasing on November 6, 2026, Delta Reign will focus on the legendary Rayquaza: a Pokémon that has not had a set themed around it since the almost equally legendary Evolving Skies dropped back in 2021, changing the way many thought about modern Pokémon TCG sets and simultaneously raising the bar forever.
Below, I’ve compiled each card spoiled for the set thanks to the official reveal of its Japanese sister set, Storm Emeralda.
While sets do sometimes change between their earlier Japanese set card list and their eventual international release, lately the sets have been almost identical to one another. Delta Reign is likely no exception, and should be almost one-to-one with Storm Emeralda.
Delta Reign set details
The inspiration for Delta Reign’s set name can be broken down into two parts. The Delta refers to Mega Rayquaza’s famous Delta Stream ability – one that removes its weakness as a flying type, thereby making the Pokémon almost invincible. The Reign part of the title is likely a reference to Rayquaza’s status as rule of the skies, as well as lord of the so-called “weather trio” made up of Rayquaza, Groudon, and Kyogre.
Put together, Delta Reign is quintessentially Mega Rayquaza. And that’s right on point given Mega Rayquaza itself will drive huge excitement for this set.
Release date: November 6, 2026
More than 70 cards
Over 30 secret rares
Introduces new connected stadium cards
Delta Reign Main Set List with English Translations
Below is the entire main set list for Delta Reign revealed so far. While the entire set list for Storm Emeralda is known, it’s possible additional cards will make it into the set from, for example, the Mega Starter Set ex decks (releasing the same day as Storm Emeralda in Japan), and/or peripheral promos.
Heracross
001/076
Surskit
002/076
Masquerain
003/076
Cacnea
004/076
Cacturne
005/076
Combee
006/076
Vespiquen
007/076
Wimpod
008/076
Mega Golisopod ex
009/076
Growlithe
010/076
Arcanine
011/076
Magmar
012/076
Magmortar
013/076
Torkoal
014/076
Heat Rotom ex
015/076
Heatmor
016/076
Mantine
017/076
Kyogre
018/076
Frillish
019/076
Jellicent
020/076
Wishiwashi ex
021/076
Electabuzz
022/076
Electivire
023/076
Raikou ex
024/076
Thundurus
025/076
Pincurchin
026/076
Wattrel
027/076
Kilowattrel
028/076
Drowzee
029/076
Hypno
030/076
Giratina
031/076
Golett
032/076
Mega Golurk ex
033/076
Enamorus
034/076
Sandshrew
035/076
Sandslash
036/076
Onix
037/076
Steelix
038/076
Groudon
039/076
Landorus
040/076
Nidoran♀
041/076
Nidorina
042/076
Nidoqueen
043/076
Spinarak
044/076
Ariados
045/076
Sableye
046/076
Inkay
047/076
Mega Malamar ex
048/076
Druddigon
049/076
Jangmo-o
050/076
Hakamo-o
051/076
Kommo-o
052/076
Cyclizar
053/076
Azurill
054/076
Swablu
055/076
Altaria
056/076
Kecleon
057/076
Mega Rayquaza ex
058/076
Tornadus
059/076
Fletchling
060/076
Fletchinder
061/076
Talonflame ex
062/076
Delicious Rice Balls
063/076
Adventuring Lantern
064/076
Custom Vest
065/076
Mega Rayquaza Cap
066/076
Emcee's Hype
067/076
Aarune
068/076
Zinnia's Trust
069/076
Tate & Liza's Training
070/076
Legendary Ocean Trench
071/076
Legendary Ocean Trench
072/076
Legendary Summit
073/076
Legendary Summit
074/076
Legendary Lava Lake
075/076 & 076/076
So far, this set looks very exciting, and I’m especially stoked for some of the new strategies Mega Rayquaza ex introduces into the game as well as the new connected Stadium mechanic.
Mega Rayquaza ex card breakdown
The Mega Rayquaza ex is a compelling card, with the “Ruler’s Roar” ability enabling you to accelerate energies onto your Rayquaza. Meanwhile, “Storm Emeralda” is an attack that dishes out 50 damage per fire and lighning energy in play.
This damage output gets a huge buff thanks to the Mega Rayquaza Cap Pokémon Tool getting introduced in the set. Thanks to this handy tool and the “Ruler’s Roar” ability, players have plenty of ways to accelerate energy onto Mega Rayquaza ex and boost that damage output.
Connected Stadium cards bring a new mechanic into the Pokémon TCG
In addition to bringing Mega Rayquaza ex back into the game, Delta Reign will be introducing a brand new mechanic into the Mega Evolution era of the Pokémon TCG: connected Stadium cards. These connected stadiums are played simultaneously from your hand and count as one Stadium when in play. Given how strong Legendary Summit’s ability is (the first connected Stadium card revealed), it makes sense you would have to have two pieces to the puzzle before playing it – thereby limiting its power.
Delta Reign Secret Rare card list
By now, both the entire Delta Reign main card list and Secret Rare cards have been revealed.
See the complete list of Secret Rare cards revealed bia the gallery below, including this set’s top chase: the epic Mega Rayquaza ex Special Illustration Rare.
Masquerain
077/076
Growlithe
078/076
Magmortar
079/076
Kyogre
080/076
Electivire
081/076
Pincurchin
082/076
Enamorus
083/076
Groudon
084/076
Inkay
085/076
Azurill
086/076
Altaria
087/076
Kecleon
088/076
Mega Golisopod ex
089/076
Heat Rotom ex
090/076
Wishiwashi ex
091/076
Raikou ex
092/076
Mega Golurk ex
093/076
Mega Malamar ex
094/076
Mega Rayquaza ex
095/076
Talonflame ex
096/076
Adventuring Lantern
097/076
Custom Vest
098/076
Pokemon Catcher
099/076
Emcee's Hype
100/076
Aarune
101/076
Zinnia's Trust
102/076
Tate & Liza's Training
103/076
Aromatic [G] Energy
104/076
Nitro [R] Energy
105/076
Bubbly [W] Energy
106/076
Mega Golisopod ex
107/076
Raikou ex
108/076
Mega Golurk ex
109/076
Mega Rayquaza ex
110/076
Aarune
111/076
Zinnia's Trust
112/076
Mega Rayquaza ex
113/076
We’re still months out from the official international release of Mega Evolution: Delta Reign. Still, more info will quickly become available as both the first English spoilers are leaked for the set, as well as when we get a look at more of the cards to be included in Storm Emeralda. So stay tuned for more info on Mega Evolution: Delta Reign as it becomes available!