Delta Reign Card List: All 141 Cards, Hits Priced at Launch
The full Delta Reign checklist, number by number, with what each hit cost on TCGplayer the day before release and on release day.
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- Cards in Delta Reign
- 141
- 103 main, 38 secret rares
- Secret rares cheaper on Nov 6
- 33 of 34
- At our read, Nov 7 02:09 UTC
- All 103 main-set cards
- $31.77
- TCGplayer, Nov 7, 02:06 UTC
Source: TCGplayer, read Nov 7, 2026, 02:06-02:12 UTC, Nov 6 sales still being revised; pokemon.com database
The Delta Reign card list runs to 141 English cards: 103 in the main set and 38 secret rares numbered 104/103 to 141/103. Pokémon's own card database, its printable binder checklist and TCGplayer all count the same 141. If you're filling a binder, price the hits from release-day sales. As read Nov 7, 02:09 UTC, while TCGplayer was still revising Nov 6 sales, 33 of 34 secret rares with a market price on November 5 were cheaper in TCGplayer's daily bucket for November 6, release day.
*Video: The Official Pokémon YouTube channel, Nov 6, 2026.*The main set is 103 cards, and 101 of them cost under $1
Pokémon's database lists Delta Reign over 12 pages, numbered 1 to 141. TCGplayer sorts the first 103 into 50 Commons, 33 Uncommons, 10 Rares and 10 Double Rares. Bill's Archive, a fan-run card database, agrees on every rarity but two: it lists Kilowattrel 041 and Darkrai 063 as Common, and Pokémon's card pages call both Uncommon. We went with Pokémon.
| Rarity | Cards | Numbers and names |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 50 | Heracross 001, Surskit 002, Masquerain 003, Cacnea 004, Combee 006, Vespiquen 007, Wimpod 010, Sprigatito 012, Smoliv 015, Dolliv 016, Growlithe 018, Torkoal 022, Heatmor 024, Mantine 025, Frillish 027, Electabuzz 030, Rotom 034, Pincurchin 036, Pawmi 037, Pawmo 038, Wattrel 040, Drowzee 043, Hypno 044, Golett 046, Sandshrew 049, Sandslash 050, Onix 051, Nidoran♀ 055, Nidorina 056, Spinarak 058, Ariados 059, Sableye 060, Carvanha 061, Sharpedo 062, Purrloin 064, Liepard 065, Zorua 066, Inkay 068, Jangmo-o 073, Hakamo-o 074, Cyclizar 076, Tauros 077, Eevee 078, Azurill 080, Swablu 081, Kecleon 083, Fletchling 086, Fletchinder 087, Emcee's Hype 092, Tasty Rice Ball 101 |
| Uncommon | 33 | Shaymin 008, Virizion 009, Floragato 013, Arboliva 017, Magmar 020, Jellicent 028, Electivire 031, Jolteon 032, Thundurus 035, Pawmot 039, Kilowattrel 041, Miraidon 042, Enamorus 048, Landorus 054, Darkrai 063, Morpeko 070, Zarude 071, Druddigon 072, Delibird 079, Tornadus 085, Aarune 089, Adventure Lantern 090, Custom Vest 091, Grisham 093, Legendary Pyroduct 094 and 095, Legendary Summit 096 and 097, Legendary Trench 098 and 099, Mega Rayquaza Cap 100, Tate & Liza's Training 102, Zinnia's Trust 103 |
| Rare | 10 | Cacturne 005, Arcanine 019, Magmortar 021, Kyogre 026, Giratina 045, Steelix 052, Groudon 053, Nidoqueen 057, Kommo-o 075, Altaria 082 |
| Double Rare | 10 | Mega Golisopod ex 011, Meowscarada ex 014, Heat Rotom ex 023, Wishiwashi ex 029, Raikou ex 033, Mega Golurk ex 047, Zoroark ex 067, Mega Malamar ex 069, Mega Rayquaza ex 084, Talonflame ex 088 |
At TCGplayer's market prices read at 02:06 UTC on November 7, the 103 main-set cards came to $31.77 together, and only Mega Rayquaza ex 084 and Talonflame ex 088 were above $1. Reverse holos and secret rares are the rest of a master set, and our master set cost guide prices both layers for the earlier Mega Evolution sets. All ten double rares carry the same Double Rare mark, which our rarity symbols guide explains.
Two double rares have no secret-rare version in the set: Meowscarada ex 014 and Zoroark ex 067. The other eight come back at least once above 103.
The six Legendary Stadiums are three pairs, and each half has its own slot
Cards 094 to 099 are three Legendary Stadiums, each printed as a left half and a right half. Pokémon's announcement says they are "created by combining two Stadium cards, played as a pair and creating an extended artwork when placed next to each other". The card text itself reads: "You cannot play this card by itself. You must combine 2 different Legendary Pyroduct cards from your hand to play as 1 Stadium card." The binder checklist gives each half its own slot, so a complete binder needs all six.
Card images via pokemon.com, Nov 7, 2026.
Pyroduct sold the most of the three pairs at our read. In TCGplayer's November 6 daily bucket, as read Nov 7 at 02:10 UTC, its halves had 316 and 315 Near Mint copies sold at market prices of $0.85 and $0.87. Summit's halves were $0.20 each and Trench's $0.31 and $0.36.
The 38 secret rares run from 104/103 to 141/103
Pokémon's announcement gives the counts: 14 illustration rares, 17 ultra rares and 6 special illustration rares. TCGplayer's listings and Pokémon's card database put them at 104 to 117, 118 to 134 and 135 to 140. The last card is the gold Mega Rayquaza ex, which Pokémon's card page lists as "141/103 Mega Hyper Rare", illustrated by takuyoa.
| No. | Card | Rarity | Nov 5 market (NM sales that day) | Nov 6 market | Nov 6 NM sold |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 104 | Masquerain | IR | $10.36 (3) | $3.42 | 55 |
| 105 | Sprigatito | IR | $14.64 (1) | $8.01 | 89 |
| 106 | Growlithe | IR | $19.24 (5) | $16.08 | 101 |
| 107 | Magmortar | IR | $6.26 (4) | $3.23 | 111 |
| 108 | Electivire | IR | $7.64 (2) | $3.80 | 95 |
| 109 | Pincurchin | IR | $10.74 (1) | $3.63 | 53 |
| 110 | Enamorus | IR | $3.99 (2) | $2.19 | 79 |
| 111 | Groudon | IR | $34.42 (3) | $15.90 | 124 |
| 112 | Zorua | IR | $11.43 (2) | $6.44 | 64 |
| 113 | Inkay | IR | $4.83 (3) | $3.22 | 85 |
| 114 | Eevee | IR | $34.90 (5) | $21.22 | 113 |
| 115 | Azurill | IR | $11.02 (1) | $5.76 | 90 |
| 116 | Altaria | IR | $19.66 (3) | $5.70 | 73 |
| 117 | Kecleon | IR | $27.55 (11) | $18.11 | 150 |
| 118 | Mega Golisopod ex | UR | $6.60 (1) | $3.31 | 48 |
| 119 | Heat Rotom ex | UR | $1.98 (1) | $1.12 | 46 |
| 120 | Wishiwashi ex | UR | $14.99 (0) | $5.58 | 16 |
| 121 | Raikou ex | UR | $0.46 (5) | $2.55 | 75 |
| 122 | Mega Golurk ex | UR | $8.12 (1) | $3.64 | 46 |
| 123 | Mega Malamar ex | UR | $3.98 (3) | $3.23 | 38 |
| 124 | Talonflame ex | UR | $12.36 (2) | $12.04 | 128 |
| 125 | Aarune | UR | none | $3.61 | 43 |
| 126 | Adventure Lantern | UR | $7.18 (3) | $5.10 | 63 |
| 127 | Custom Vest | UR | $2.47 (1) | $1.14 | 39 |
| 128 | Emcee's Hype | UR | none | $2.80 | 39 |
| 129 | Pokémon Catcher | UR | $7.25 (1) | $3.00 | 34 |
| 130 | Tate & Liza's Training | UR | $7.28 (1) | $4.48 | 29 |
| 131 | Zinnia's Trust | UR | $13.28 (1) | $5.34 | 50 |
| 132 | Bubbly Water Energy | UR | $3.61 (2) | $1.58 | 27 |
| 133 | Growing Grass Energy | UR | $7.96 (2) | $2.50 | 36 |
| 134 | Nitro Fire Energy | UR | $19.00 (0) | $5.67 | 13 |
| 135 | Mega Golisopod ex | SIR | $28.50 (1) | $19.54 | 40 |
| 136 | Raikou ex | SIR | none | $82.55 | 21 |
| 137 | Mega Golurk ex | SIR | $43.99 (1) | $30.77 | 20 |
| 138 | Mega Rayquaza ex | SIR | $409.32 (2) | $319.09 | 35 |
| 139 | Aarune | SIR | $13.35 (4) | $11.22 | 39 |
| 140 | Zinnia's Trust | SIR | $74.94 (0) | $35.33 | 25 |
| 141 | Mega Rayquaza ex | Mega Hyper Rare | none | $349.34 | 2 |
TCGplayer price history, Near Mint, daily market price, read Nov 7, 2026, 02:09 to 02:12 UTC, while TCGplayer was still revising Nov 6 sales; later reads can differ. "None": no market price before release day.
Image via pokemon.com, Nov 6, 2026.
Six cards come in three versions, so give each name three slots
Six names appear three times in the set: Mega Golisopod ex (011, 118, 135), Raikou ex (033, 121, 136), Mega Golurk ex (047, 122, 137), Aarune (089, 125, 139), Zinnia's Trust (103, 131, 140) and Mega Rayquaza ex (084, 138, 141). If you sort a binder by name rather than number, leave three pockets for each. Pokémon's free binder inserts are placeholder cards from 001/103 to 141/103, in number order, so they keep the versions apart. Our card storage guide covers the sleeves and binders.
Pokémon Catcher and the three Energy cards have no main-set version
Ultra rares 129 and 132 to 134 are the only secret rares whose name isn't also in the main set: Pokémon Catcher, and the Bubbly, Growing and Nitro Energy cards. A checklist built by name from the 103 will miss them.
Mega Rayquaza ex 138/103 shows what presale market prices looked like
On TCGplayer, Rayquaza's special illustration rare sold nine Near Mint copies in the three days before release, at market prices of $375.00 on November 3, $397.94 on November 4 and $409.32 on November 5. That last one is a market price on 2 sales, recorded at $448.40 and $449.90. In the November 6 bucket, as read Nov 7 at 02:09 UTC, it had 35 sales between $275.00 and $340.00 and a market price of $319.09.
The gold 141/103 had no presale price at all. It had no sale in any condition on TCGplayer from October 9 to November 5. At our read, 02:11 UTC on Nov 7, the November 6 bucket held two sales, $348.99 and $349.70, for a market price of $349.34. Raikou ex 136/103 was the same: no price until release day, then 21 sales from $2.00 to $98.70 and a market price of $82.55 at our read. Two sales are a thin base for a $349 card, so check the sales list on the TCGplayer page for 141/103 before you pay that.
Delta Reign is the English version of Storm Emeralda, which came out in Japan on July 31. There, the Japanese Mega Rayquaza ex special art rare 110/076 went the same way for longer: our Delta Reign chase cards ranking found its weekly price lower than the week before in every week after its release week, through the week of October 19.
Presale market prices sat above release day for almost every hit
Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGplayer price history, Near Mint, read Nov 7, 2026, 02:09 to 02:12 UTC.
At our read, the one card above its Nov 5 price was Raikou ex 121, from $0.46 to $2.55. Talonflame ex 124 was within 3% of its Nov 5 price ($12.36 to $12.04), close enough that later Nov 6 sales could tip it either way. The largest drops among the secret rares were Altaria 116 ($19.66 to $5.70), Nitro Fire Energy 134 and Growing Grass Energy 133. Kecleon 117 had more Nov 6 sales than any other secret rare at our read, 150, and its market price still went from $27.55 to $18.11.
Treat the Nov 5 side with care too. Each Nov 5 figure is a market price on 0 to 11 Near Mint sales that day, and three cards, Wishiwashi ex 120, Nitro Fire Energy 134 and Zinnia's Trust 140, had no Near Mint sale on Nov 5 at all. So this compares market prices, not what any one buyer paid.
Some collectors skipped presale prices by getting cards at the prerelease. On November 2, US time (02:05 UTC on November 3), Parrotdox wrote on Elite Fourum (11 likes as of November 7) about the Delta Reign prerelease weekend:
"So to get some packs for close to MSRP, me and my SO signed up and did two prereleases this weekend. The first one I totally wiped and pulled nothing."
Then, from the packs handed out for finishing the event: "I pulled the gold Rayquaza." When Parrotdox posted, TCGplayer had recorded no sale of that card from October 9 on. At our read, its November 6 bucket held two sales, $348.99 and $349.70. For what a pack costs now, see our Delta Reign price per pack and Elite Trainer Box guides.
Check the release-day sales before you buy any single
If you do one thing with this list, price each card from its sales on and after November 6, not from a presale figure. That's our judgement, not data: one day of English sales can't tell you where these prices settle, and the Japanese Rayquaza special art rare kept falling week after week. For the promos that sit outside the 141, see our Delta Reign promo cards list.
What would change our mind: if the hits hold their November 6 market prices through November on sales counts like release day's, the presale market prices sat less above the settled price than one day suggests.
References
- Pokémon TCG card database: Delta Reign, checked Nov 7, 2026
- Pokémon TCG card database: Mega Rayquaza ex 141/103, checked Nov 7, 2026
- Pokémon: Delta Reign printable binder inserts, checked Nov 7, 2026
- Pokémon press release: Mega Evolution, Delta Reign, checked Nov 7, 2026
- TCGplayer: Mega Rayquaza ex 138/103, checked Nov 7, 2026
- Bill's Archive: Delta Reign card list, checked Nov 7, 2026
- Elite Fourum: Parrotdox's collection thread, post 52, checked Nov 7, 2026
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