Pokémon’s official product page confirms two Mega Feraligatr ex copies in its featured deck, with the Japanese MEGA Special Deck Set releasing November 13, 2026, at a suggested retail price of ¥5,500 including tax . That copy count describes the Feraligatr deck within the boxed product.
How many Mega Feraligatr ex copies are in the MEGA Special Deck Set?
The MEGA Special Deck Set contains two Mega Feraligatr ex cards in the Mega Feraligatr deck. The Mega Dragonite and Mega Gengar decks each contain two copies of their own featured Mega Evolution ex Pokémon, making six featured Mega Evolution ex cards across the set .
Quick Answer: Mega Feraligatr ex appears twice in its featured deck in the Japanese MEGA Special Deck Set. According to Pokémon, the Mega Dragonite and Mega Gengar decks also include two copies of their respective featured Pokémon; these are specified deck contents .
This is a physical Japanese Pokémon Card Game product containing constructed decks—preassembled card selections for play—and accessories, as detailed on the official product page. Availability information here is current to October 30, 2026. Buyers should distinguish the announced release schedule from a retailer’s reservation status: a product announcement alone does not establish that orders remain open.
What comes in the three MEGA decks and accessory box?

The MEGA Special Deck Set contains three 60-card decks featuring Mega Feraligatr ex, Mega Dragonite ex and Mega Gengar ex, alongside play accessories and storage supplies. Each deck includes two copies of its featured Mega Evolution ex Pokémon, four Poké Pads and two Boss’s Orders, according to Pokémon’s official contents and deck lists .
The table separates each deck’s full card count from the featured Pokémon and Trainer cards included within it. Those columns describe overlapping contents, so buyers should not add them together to calculate the package’s card total.
| Featured deck | Total cards | Featured ex copies | Poké Pads | Boss’s Orders | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Feraligatr ex | 60 | 2 | 4 | 2 | |
| Mega Dragonite ex | 60 | 2 | 4 | 2 | |
| Mega Gengar ex | 60 | 2 | 4 | 2 |
Calculated from the official lists, the combined contents are 180 cards, including six featured Mega Evolution ex copies across three different Pokémon, 12 Poké Pads and six Boss’s Orders. All of these named cards are included within the 180-card total .
“構築デッキの性質上、同じカードが複数入っています。” — Pokémon, official product description. English translation: “Due to the nature of constructed decks, multiple copies of the same card are included.”
The accessory checklist covers storage, play materials and printed guidance:
- Three paper deck cases and three Pokémon coins .
- One damage-counter/marker sheet and one playmat .
- Instructions and three player guides .
- One card box .
For buyers comparing a complete set with a separated deck listing, the distinction is practical: check both the deck contents and the accessory inventory. A listing for an individual deck should be assessed against what that seller explicitly includes.
When does the MEGA Special Deck Set release, and how much does it cost?

Pokémon lists the Japanese release date for the MEGA Special Deck Set as Friday, November 13, 2026, with a suggested retail price of ¥5,500 including tax . The price covers the complete three-deck product and its listed accessories, rather than an individual deck .
The official Pokémon product page provides the Japanese retail benchmark. SHIBUYA TSUTAYA’s reservation notice also lists the complete product at ¥5,500 . That matching price should not be read as confirmation that reservations remain available.
The Japanese suggested retail price does not establish an overseas retail price, an international release date or a future resale value. Buyers comparing imported or reseller listings should distinguish the seller’s asking price from the domestic benchmark and check whether shipping, taxes and import charges are included. Also confirm that the listing offers the complete product rather than a separated deck.
Shipment timing is separate from delivery timing. The indexed Pokémon Center Online listing planned shipment by November 12 while specifying that delivery would not occur before release . An advance dispatch therefore should not be interpreted as early access or a promise that every order will arrive on release day.
Which MEGA set lottery and reservation periods have already closed?
Pokémon Center Online’s relevant lottery application and winner-order windows have closed, while SHIBUYA TSUTAYA explicitly marks reservations as ended. AEON Kyushu’s application period has also ended according to secondary tracker Hatarira. The retailer-status table below reflects October 30, 2026, and distinguishes the evidence behind each status .
| Retailer | Application period | Results or collection dates | Current status | Source quality |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pokémon Center Online | October 16, 16:00–October 19, 16:59 | Results from October 23, 15:00; winner orders through October 26, 16:59 | Applications and winner orders closed. | Indexed first-party listing |
| SHIBUYA TSUTAYA | Nominally October 27–November 12 | Reservation collection November 13, 10:00–22:30 | Reservations explicitly marked ended. | First-party retailer notice |
| AEON Kyushu | October 17–25 through iAEON | Results from November 12, noon; purchases November 13–17 | Applications closed; results pending. | Hatarira secondary reporting |
The Pokémon Center Online listing specifically covers applicants without completed Players Club identity verification. Its purchase limit is one item per person . These terms come from indexed first-party text and apply to that particular listing; they should not be generalized to other lottery routes.
For SHIBUYA TSUTAYA, the explicit closure notice takes precedence over the nominal reservation end date. Existing reservation holders must bring their reservation receipt to collect at the fifth-floor POKÉMON CARD LOUNGE during the scheduled collection window . The reservation terms require cashless payment and do not offer shipping .
For AEON Kyushu, Hatarira reports that successful applicants must purchase at their designated store by the toy department’s closing time during the purchase window . This is secondary reporting, not a directly verified retailer announcement. Applicants should check their result notification for the applicable purchase instructions.
Where can buyers check for later MEGA set application deadlines?
Buyers can check Pokekare’s October 30 tracker for later MEGA Special Deck Set application deadlines, including retailer listings running into early November . These are secondary-source leads: a listed deadline does not confirm that applications remain open or that stock is available.
- Cardbox Ogaki: listed application deadline of November 1, 2026, at 21:00 .
- TSUTAYA Sekibunkan Shuroa Mall: listed application deadline of November 1, 2026, at 21:45 .
- Cardbox Nipponbashi: listed application deadline of November 2, 2026, at 23:59 .
Use each tracker entry to reach the retailer’s application page or form, then verify the conditions before submitting personal information. Treat the deadline as a prompt to check the retailer’s notice, rather than evidence that an application will still be accepted.
- Check entry status: confirm that the application form remains open and look for any closure or cancellation notice.
- Check eligibility: read account, membership, residency or other entry requirements, together with purchase limits.
- Check payment: confirm accepted methods and when payment would be required.
- Check collection: review pickup arrangements, required identification and any shipping options before applying.
International shipping and overseas eligibility are unconfirmed for these leads. Buyers outside Japan should ask each retailer whether they can enter and receive the product before arranging payment or collection. Keep the retailer’s current instructions and any application confirmation so that later result and purchase notices can be checked against the correct entry.
What do the confirmed deck contents tell players and collectors?
The MEGA Special Deck Set gives players a defined starting inventory: three constructed 60-card decks, each containing two copies of its featured Mega Evolution ex Pokémon, according to Pokémon’s official product page. Those contents establish what buyers receive; they do not establish tournament performance.
The shared Trainer inventory is also concrete: each deck lists four Poké Pads and two Boss’s Orders, giving buyers 12 and six copies respectively across the complete set. Players can compare that inventory with cards they already own when deciding whether the complete product suits their needs.
For collectors, the confirmed card quantities and listed accessories provide a basis for checking completeness. They do not establish future demand, resale prices or grading outcomes. Keep the purchase decision tied to the contents and the seller’s terms.
- Verify the product: Match the complete product name, featuring Mega Feraligatr, Mega Dragonite and Mega Gengar, and its contents against Pokémon’s official listing.
- Compare the amount: Use Pokémon’s ¥5,500 tax-inclusive suggested retail price as the reference for the seller’s stated charge.
- Confirm fulfillment: Read the applicable retailer’s current order or collection conditions, including the notices from Pokémon Center Online or SHIBUYA TSUTAYA, before committing.
Buy against the verified inventory, stated price and fulfillment conditions—not an assumed future value.
Update · Nov 5, 2026
SNKRDUNK's reservation and lottery roundup, updated November 3, lists several lottery windows that are not in the article above. The page does not name the retailer for each entry in the facts provided. According to SNKRDUNK, one lottery ran from November 2 at 11:00 to November 5 at 17:59, with winners announced November 11. Another ran from November 1 at 10:00 to November 3 at 20:00, with winners announced November 5.
SNKRDUNK also lists two more windows: November 2 to November 4, and November 1 to November 8. It gives no result dates for either. In addition, it lists an earlier lottery from October 19 at 11:00 to October 20 at 23:59, with results on October 26 at 12:00. Each of these dates comes from SNKRDUNK alone, and the page's own listing does not show whether any entry is still open.
SNKRDUNK's page also gives the November 13, 2026 release date and the ¥5,500 tax-inclusive price for the set containing Mega Feraligatr, Mega Dragonite and Mega Gengar.
Frequently asked questions
Does the MEGA Special Deck Set include two Mega Feraligatr ex copies?
Yes. Pokémon’s official deck lists confirm two Mega Feraligatr ex copies in its featured deck. The Mega Dragonite and Mega Gengar decks each include two copies of their respective featured Mega Evolution ex Pokémon .
What is the Japanese release date and suggested retail price?
The Japanese MEGA Special Deck Set releases on Friday, November 13, 2026, according to Pokémon’s official product page . The suggested retail price for the complete three-deck set is ¥5,500 including tax .
How many cards are included in the MEGA Special Deck Set?
The set contains three constructed decks of 60 cards each, totaling 180 cards. Calculated from Pokémon’s official deck lists, the combined contents include 12 Poké Pads and six Boss’s Orders; these are included in the total, not additional cards .
Can buyers still enter the Pokémon Center Online lottery?
No. For the Pokémon Center Online listing discussed here, lottery applications ended on October 19, 2026, and winner ordering ended on October 26, 2026 . Pokekare lists later retailer application opportunities, but buyers should confirm availability and entry conditions with each retailer.
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Ungraded card prices as of 2026-10-30 (KST).
Sources: Pokémon · SHIBUYA TSUTAYA · Pokémon Center Online · Hatarira · Pokekare’s October 30 tracker