Pokémon reveals Sigilyph ex and Floatzel ex for Japan's Hadou Seeker

Pokémon adds another group of Hadou Seeker previews

Pokémon Card Game Japan has added more card previews to the official Hadou Seeker page. The 6 November update brings Sigilyph ex, Meloetta, Floatzel ex and Quagsire into view, expanding the set's early lineup beyond the three Z-named Mega Evolution ex cards featured in the initial announcement.

The new previews show a mix of defensive utility and setup. Sigilyph ex is presented as a check to opposing Mega Evolution ex attackers, while Meloetta can help fill a player's Bench. A separate Water-focused group gives Floatzel ex and Quagsire effects that work with the Maxie Supporter card already revealed in the set's art preview.

Sigilyph ex is built to stand up to Mega attackers

The Japanese page says Sigilyph ex's ability prevents it from taking attack damage from an opponent's Mega Evolution ex Pokémon. Its Power Cyclone attack deals 140 damage, then moves one Energy attached to Sigilyph ex to a Benched Pokémon. That gives the card both a specific defensive matchup and a way to keep Energy moving across the board.

Meloetta offers a different kind of support. Its attack can search the deck for up to three Basic Pokémon and place them on the Bench, giving players a route to establish their board early. These previews describe individual options, not a complete deck or a confirmed competitive strategy.

Floatzel ex and Quagsire reward the Maxie Supporter

Floatzel ex's Hustle Screw attack adds 100 damage for each Maxie Supporter shown from the player's hand, then returns those revealed Supporters to the deck. The page pairs it with Quagsire, whose attack can deal 140 damage for one Water Energy when the player reveals a Maxie Supporter. The connection gives the reveal a clear theme: build around a Trainer card that can also boost two attackers.

The same page explains that the Maxie Supporter returns the player's Water Pokémon and all cards attached to them to the deck. That effect can reset a damaged Water board, while the Supporter also fuels the two attacks. Pokémon lists Hadou Seeker for Japan on 27 November 2026; this update does not announce an international release or English-language card text.

• Sigilyph ex: protected from attack damage by opposing Mega Evolution ex Pokémon
• Meloetta: can put up to three Basic Pokémon from the deck onto the Bench
• Floatzel ex: gains 100 damage for each Maxie Supporter revealed
• Quagsire: can deal 140 damage for one Water Energy after revealing a Maxie Supporter
• Hadou Seeker releases in Japan on 27 November 2026