All 15 Cards Now Listed in McDonald’s Pokémon Leak

The McDonald’s Pokémon card leak now has a complete reported checklist: PokéBeach lists all 15 entries, including Zoroark 10/15 .

Which 15 McDonald’s Pokémon cards are reportedly listed?

As checked October 29, 2026, PokéBeach’s October 27 report displays all 15 numbered cards , while VICE’s earlier account listed 14 . The leaked lineup remains unconfirmed by McDonald’s or The Pokémon Company, according to Keep Collecting.

Quick Answer: All 15 cards are now listed in PokéBeach’s reported McDonald’s Pokémon checklist, including Zoroark alongside Pikachu, Eevee and Snorlax . This is a leaked lineup rather than an official product checklist; collectors should treat the names and numbering below as reported details pending manufacturer confirmation.

The checklist below follows the current version of Water Pokémon Master’s October 27 PokéBeach article . Each row pairs the reported card number with its Pokémon name. The entries are not verified catalog records, and the table does not assign holographic or other foil finishes.

Reported checklist—not officially confirmed

Why does the current checklist show 15 cards instead of 14?

The discrepancy concerns how many cards the reports identify: VICE described 14 known cards from a purported 15-card McDonald’s Pokémon set . PokéBeach’s current checklist contains all 15 entries, including Zoroark 10/15 . The accounts therefore differ in checklist completeness, rather than the reported size of the collection.

• Earlier account: VICE reported 14 revealed cards, leaving a name unresolved within the proposed 15-card lineup .
• Current checklist: PokéBeach, checked October 29, 2026, lists 15 cards and assigns Zoroark the number 10/15 .

That comparison does not establish when Zoroark appeared on the page. Calling it a newly added card would require a documented revision; the current checklist alone does not establish that chronology.

“Like every year, the Pokemon cards will be reprints with McDonald's set numbering.” — Water Pokémon Master, journalist and founder of PokéBeach.

This is source reporting about the leaked collection, not manufacturer confirmation. For collectors comparing checklists, the useful distinction is between an earlier incomplete account and the fully enumerated list now displayed by PokéBeach. Neither the additional listed name nor the quotation changes the promotion’s reported status.

Are the reported cards reprints, and which are holographic?

PokéBeach describes the leaked cards as reprints with McDonald’s numbering, but its report leaves the holographic count unresolved. The listed identifiers run from 1/15 through 15/15 . That numbering establishes the reported checklist positions; it does not establish which cards have a holographic finish or whether any card has multiple finishes.

• Reported: According to PokéBeach, the collection consists of reprints carrying McDonald’s numbering. The reprint description should not be expanded into specific original expansion names, artwork matches or previous card numbers without supporting evidence.
• Unresolved: The report does not settle the holographic count or provide a complete allocation of finishes by card. No individual checklist entry should therefore be labeled holographic on the strength of this reporting.

For collectors, a card checklist and a finish checklist answer different questions. A card checklist identifies the entries in a collection. A finish checklist distinguishes treatments of those entries, such as holographic and non-holographic versions, where those treatments are documented.

The reported 15-card list is therefore a reference for names and numbering, not a complete variant checklist . Collectors tracking completion should leave finish information unspecified rather than treating an unconfirmed treatment as an additional collecting requirement.

What reportedly comes with the 2026 promotion?

According to Keep Collecting’s October 28 report, the reported promotion features 15 miniature Happy Meal box toys, each accompanied by two random Pokémon cards. The back of each toy reportedly functions as a card frame, making the miniature box both a collectible and a display accessory .

The reported 15 toy designs and the 15-card checklist are separate collecting lists . Neither PokéBeach’s checklist report nor Keep Collecting’s account establishes a fixed toy-to-card pairing or a way to complete the card collection without duplicates. Choosing a particular toy therefore should not be treated as choosing particular cards.

The earlier official announcement provides historical context for the change in reported contents. Its packaging images document the 2025 campaign only and should carry that year when reproduced . They do not confirm the forthcoming packaging or establish that the earlier poster and sticker sheet will return. For collectors, the practical distinction is between the reported card-and-frame format and the accessories documented for the previous campaign.

When and where is the promotion reportedly coming, and what will it cost?

PokéBeach reports a U.S. promotion window of November 10–December 14, 2026, based on checks with multiple stores . The dates in PokéBeach’s report remain provisional reporting, not an officially confirmed promise of nationwide availability. The reported checklist therefore gives collectors a planning reference, but it does not establish whether an intended restaurant will carry the promotion.

The earlier November 5–December 9 window repeated in Nintendo Life’s September coverage was subsequently identified by PokéBeach as applying to Australia, rather than the United States . Collectors should keep those regional schedules separate when checking local announcements.

Pricing and purchase conditions remain unverified for the forthcoming promotion: no confirmed price, purchase limit or participating-location list is available. Keep Collecting’s account describes an unannounced promotion, leaving those details unresolved. A standard meal price should not be treated as the promotional price, and the reported format does not establish that card packs will be sold separately.

Before making a trip, use this practical checklist:

• Check official regional announcements for the promotion’s timing and terms.
• Ask the intended restaurant whether it is participating and whether promotional stock is available.
• Confirm purchase conditions, including any required meal purchase or limits.
• Ask for local pricing before ordering; do not budget around an assumed promotional price.

What still needs official confirmation?

The forthcoming McDonald’s Pokémon lineup remains reported rather than manufacturer-confirmed as of October 29, 2026 . Keep Collecting describes the promotion as unannounced by McDonald’s and The Pokémon Company. That supports treating the details as provisional; it does not establish that no announcement exists anywhere.

The remaining verification checklist separates reported details from unresolved terms:

• Final numbered lineup: Compare an official checklist with PokéBeach’s reported 15 entries .
• Holographic distribution: The foil count remains unresolved in PokéBeach’s report.
• Packaging and inclusions: Miniature Happy Meal box toys and accompanying cards are reported; official product details still need confirmation.
• Regional availability: Confirm participating markets and local promotional terms against official announcements.
• Retail pricing and purchase limits: These remain unverified; reported inclusions do not establish purchase conditions.

VICE and Keep Collecting repeating PokéBeach-derived information does not constitute independent manufacturer confirmation. McDonald’s official January 21, 2025 announcement verifies only the earlier campaign ; its previous promotion details cannot confirm the forthcoming product.

A first-party announcement or official checklist should trigger a direct comparison with the reported entries, with discrepancies and the verification date stated explicitly. Until then, treat the leaked checklist as provisional when planning purchases.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in the reported McDonald’s Pokémon 2026 checklist?

As of October 29, 2026, PokéBeach lists 15 numbered cards in the leaked checklist . This is a reported checklist, not an officially confirmed set.

Is Zoroark included in the reported checklist?

Yes. PokéBeach lists Zoroark 10/15 . VICE’s earlier account described 14 known cards ; that difference does not establish when Zoroark was added to the report.

Which McDonald’s Pokémon 2026 cards are holographic?

The holographic lineup remains unresolved. PokéBeach’s report does not establish a verified holographic count or card-by-card finish checklist.

How many cards reportedly come with each miniature Happy Meal box toy?

Keep Collecting reports two random cards per miniature Happy Meal box toy . The separate 2025 U.S. campaign officially included four cards per Happy Meal, according to McDonald’s .

When can collectors buy the reported promotion, and what will it cost?

PokéBeach reports a United States promotion window of November 10–December 14, 2026 . Official confirmation, verified pricing and purchase limits remain unconfirmed.

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Sources: PokéBeach · VICE · Keep Collecting · McDonald’s · Nintendo Life’s September coverage