Pokémon reveals three Mega Evolution decks for November

Three ready-to-play decks headline Japan’s November release

The Pokémon Card Game’s Japanese site has revealed a new Special Deck Set MEGA built around Mega Feraligatr ex, Mega Dragonite ex and Mega Gengar ex. The product is scheduled to release in Japan on 13 November 2026 for ¥5,500, including tax.

The set contains three separate 60-card decks, with two copies of each featured Mega Evolution ex in its respective deck. Pokémon describes it as a ready-to-play package, making the release relevant to newcomers who want several complete decks as well as collectors following the latest Mega Evolution cards.

Each deck has a distinct Mega Evolution strategy

Mega Feraligatr ex leads a Water deck that can build toward its Killer Crunch attack, which reaches 400 damage when the opponent’s Active Pokémon already has damage counters. The deck also includes Frigibax and support cards that can spread damage or help set up Pokémon on the Bench.

The Mega Dragonite ex list combines Water and Lightning Energy. Its Sky Carry ability switches the Active Pokémon with a Benched Pokémon once during the player’s turn, while Ryuuno Glide deals 330 damage at the cost of discarding two Energy. The third list focuses on Mega Gengar ex, whose ability reduces the Prize cards an opponent takes when one of your Darkness Pokémon is Knocked Out by an ex Pokémon’s attack.

• Mega Feraligatr ex: Water deck with a high-damage attack against an already damaged target
• Mega Dragonite ex: mobility and a 330-damage attack, with Water and Lightning Energy
• Mega Gengar ex: Darkness deck built around reducing the opponent’s Prize gain

Accessories and release details

Alongside the decks, the Japanese product page lists three paper deck cases, three Pokémon coins, a damage-counter and marker sheet, a playmat, an instruction booklet, three player guides and a card box. Some cards have appeared in earlier releases or distributions, so the set is not described as an all-new card collection.

The confirmed date and price apply to Japan. The announcement does not provide international release plans or regional pricing. Players elsewhere should wait for their local Pokémon TCG channels before treating this as a worldwide launch.