Mega Lucario Z ex puts the “Z” naming change at the center of ハドウシーカー, the Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion showcased on the official Pokémon Card product page.
What does ハドウシーカー reveal about Mega Lucario Z ex?
The official Pokémon Card product page showcases メガルカリオZex in ハドウシーカー, introducing a Mega Evolution Pokémon whose revealed name includes “Z.” Inside’s October 23, 2026 report lists five-card packs at ¥200 including tax; that date identifies the report, not the expansion’s release .
Quick Answer: ハドウシーカー showcases メガルカリオZex, rendered here as Mega Lucario Z ex: the naming change is the inclusion of “Z.” According to Inside, each pack contains five randomly enclosed cards and costs ¥200 including tax . The featured Pokémon is not a promised pull.
“Mega Lucario Z ex” is an English rendering of メガルカリオZex, the name used in Dengeki Online’s article body, rather than an announced English catalog name. The expansion retains its Japanese name, ハドウシーカー; an official English release title is not established by these announcements.
Which Mega Evolution Pokémon have Z in their revealed names?
Inside identifies three revealed Pokémon with Z in their names: メガルカリオZex, メガガブリアスZex and メガアブソルZex . Its reveal coverage establishes the names below as featured Pokémon in ハドウシーカー, rather than a complete expansion checklist. The English column provides readable renderings, not confirmed English card names.
| Reported Japanese name | English rendering—not a confirmed English card name |
|---|---|
| メガルカリオZex | Mega Lucario Z ex |
| メガガブリアスZex | Mega Garchomp Z ex |
| メガアブソルZex | Mega Absol Z ex |
The Japanese names follow Inside’s announcement coverage. Keeping those names alongside their English renderings lets readers distinguish the reported Japanese cards from any future localized catalog entries. The shared Z wording is the naming detail established by this reveal; it does not, by itself, establish a shared attack, Ability or other gameplay effect.
For Lucario specifically, the spelling メガルカリオZex follows the official Pokémon Card product page and Dengeki Online’s article body. Dengeki’s shortened headline spelling should not be treated as a separate card name.
Use this list to identify the revealed Pokémon when checking subsequent announcements. It is not a numbered checklist or a rarity guide, and the announcement does not establish that these Pokémon exhaust the expansion’s lineup. For collectors comparing listings, the Japanese names provide the clearest connection to the cards shown in the reveal.
How much does a ハドウシーカー pack cost, and what does it contain?
The reported Japanese suggested retail price for ハドウシーカー is ¥200 including tax per pack, with five randomly enclosed cards, according to Dengeki Online . Inside’s October 23, 2026 report independently gives the same tax-inclusive price and pack size . These details describe the sealed Japanese product, rather than a fixed selection of the Pokémon shown in the announcement.
- Price: The suggested retail price is ¥200 including tax for one Japanese pack .
- Contents: Each pack contains five cards .
- Selection: Dengeki Online specifies random enclosure, so the showcased Pokémon are not a promised selection within each pack .
Suggested retail pricing provides a reference for comparing pack listings; it does not establish what a particular seller will charge. When checking an offer, distinguish the advertised product quantity from the card contents. A pack listing and a listing for an individually identified card describe different purchases, even when both use artwork from the same expansion.
The pack figures reported by Dengeki Online and Inside do not establish a booster-box price, international retail price, singles valuation or pull rate. Those require separate evidence. In particular, random enclosure explains how cards are packaged; it does not specify the likelihood of receiving a featured Pokémon. Buyers should assess the seller’s stated contents rather than treating reveal images as a contents checklist.
What does コルニの本気 do for Mega Evolution ex Pokémon?
コルニの本気 is a Supporter card that increases damage from attacks used by your Mega Evolution ex Pokémon by 20 for each Prize card your opponent has already taken. The official Pokémon Card product page describes this effect, and Inside reports the same mechanic .
“相手がすでにとったサイド1枚につき「+20」” — official effect description for コルニの本気, Pokémon Card Game. English translation: “+20 for each Prize card your opponent has already taken” .
The relevant count is the opponent’s Prize cards already taken, rather than your own. This makes the stated damage bonus depend on the opponent’s progress through the game. Inside identifies the eligible attackers as Mega Evolution ex Pokémon; its description does not limit the effect to Pokémon bearing Z in their names. Inside’s card coverage supports that distinction.
Arithmetic illustrations of the reported effect, not observed match results
| Opponent’s Prize cards already taken | Calculated additional damage |
|---|---|
| Two | 2 × 20 = +40 damage . |
| Four | 4 × 20 = +80 damage . |
These calculations describe additional damage from the Supporter effect, not an attack’s total damage. The practical takeaway is limited but clear: the stated bonus grows as the opponent takes more Prize cards. For players considering the card, that scaling is the feature to assess alongside an eligible attacker’s printed attack.
The official reveal and Inside’s coverage establish a card mechanic, not tournament performance. The effect alone does not demonstrate deck popularity, competitive dominance or a particular match outcome.
What timing and release information is established for ハドウシーカー?
The reporting timeline for ハドウシーカー includes Inside’s reveal coverage on October 23, 2026, followed by its separate Amazon sales-arrangements report on October 29, 2026 . These are publication dates for media coverage; neither should be substituted for the expansion’s launch date or treated as the date of an official announcement.
- Inside’s reveal report covers the expansion and its revealed cards.
- Inside’s subsequent Amazon report addresses sales arrangements, a separate subject from the card reveal.
The official Pokémon Card product page and Pokémon Card news index are the primary announcement references. The product page identifies the Japanese expansion, while the news index provides an announcement entry.
For readers tracking the release, the distinction matters: a report’s publication date tells you when that coverage appeared. It does not independently establish a release window, retailer stock availability or an English-language launch.
Where can readers check ハドウシーカー buying and play information?
Start with the official Japanese product page to identify ハドウシーカー and review its featured cards. Use the official Pokémon Card news index for published announcements, then check the retailer’s listing for the terms that apply to your purchase.
Inside’s October 29 report covers Amazon sales arrangements . That coverage does not establish current stock, worldwide shipping, an open purchase window or a completed sale. Treat it as reporting on sales arrangements, and read the listing’s current conditions before ordering.
- Confirm that the listing names the Japanese expansion ハドウシーカー.
- Distinguish an individual pack from a box; compare like-for-like product units.
- Check the seller’s stated contents against the five-card pack reported by Inside .
- Keep the ¥200 tax-inclusive suggested retail price separate from the seller’s asking price, shipping charges and other fees . Dengeki Online attributes that suggested price to an individual pack.
- Read the listing’s current purchase, delivery and cancellation terms.
For players outside Japan, these Japanese product announcements establish neither local tournament legality nor an English release. Check the rules applicable to your event before buying for competitive play. Match the product, purchase terms and intended use before committing.
Update · Nov 3, 2026
According to Torekapro’s release on PR TIMES, ハドウシーカー is scheduled for release on November 27, 2026. Its lottery-information site, トレゲト, reported that 75% of 57 respondents said they had won a purchase lottery—about 2.7 times the 28% recorded in the same tally for the 30th-anniversary pack on August 14, 2026.
The PR TIMES release also reported that 71 of 168 Amazon invitation requesters received invitations (42.3%). Separately, Torekapro’s August 14 survey for Pokémon Cards ‘30th CELEBRATION’ recorded 249 winners among 2,211 applicants in its official X poll (11.3%).
According to the PR TIMES release, as of October 31, 2026, トレゲト listed 18 ハドウシーカー lottery or preorder offers accepting entries and one due to open soon.
Update · Nov 3, 2026
According to Inside, Torekapro specializes in trading-card services, is headquartered in Minato Ward, Tokyo, and has 岸田佳祐 as its representative director.
Update · Nov 7, 2026
According to Livedoor News, The Pokémon Company released illustrations for cards in the Pokémon Card Game MEGA expansion pack ハドウシーカー, which is scheduled for release on November 27. The report says the special illustration rare (SAR) of the card マキシの熱血 is illustrated by Tetsuo Hara (原哲夫).
Livedoor News describes Hara as the creator of the manga 北斗の拳 (Fist of the North Star). It says his illustration powerfully depicts Maxie (マキシ), a Gym Leader from the role-playing game Pokémon Diamond, Pearl and Platinum (ポケットモンスター ダイヤモンド・パール・プラチナ). Per the same outlet, this follows Hara's illustration of the イルカマンex SAR in the 2024 pack テラスタルフェスex, and an interview with him is published on the Trainers Website (トレーナーズウェブサイト).
Livedoor News also reports that Hara's original artwork and the card will be displayed at the Pokémon Card Station, located inside Pokémon Center Mega Tokyo (ポケモンセンターメガトウキョー). According to the outlet, the display runs from November 30 to January 11, 2027.
Update · Nov 7, 2026
According to Dengeki Online, Tetsuo Hara (原哲夫) was born in Tokyo in 1961. He made his serialization debut in Weekly Shōnen Jump (Shueisha) in 1982 with 鉄のドンキホーテ.
Dengeki Online says Hara began serializing 北斗の拳 in 1983 with Buronson (武論尊) as writer, and that it became his biggest hit. Its career summary then lists 花の慶次～雲のかなたに～, which began in 1990, and 蒼天の拳, serialized in Weekly Comic Bunch in 2001. It also lists いくさの子 織田三郎信長伝, serialized in Monthly Comic Zenon from 2010. Dengeki Online adds that he continues to draw a series of Sengoku warlords.
Frequently asked questions
What is ハドウシーカー?
ハドウシーカー is a Japanese Pokémon Card Game MEGA expansion whose official product page showcases メガルカリオZex, rendered here as Mega Lucario Z ex. The Japanese expansion name is used here; an official English title has not been established.
Which Z-named Pokémon have been revealed?
Inside reports the reveal of メガルカリオZex, メガガブリアスZex and メガアブソルZex—rendered here as Mega Lucario Z ex, Mega Garchomp Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex. These revealed cards do not constitute a full expansion checklist.
How much is a ハドウシーカー pack?
According to Dengeki Online, the suggested retail price is ¥200 including tax for five randomly enclosed cards . A pack does not promise any specific showcased Pokémon.
How does コルニの本気 increase attack damage?
According to the official product page, the Supporter コルニの本気 adds 20 damage to attacks used by the player’s Mega Evolution ex Pokémon for each Prize card the opponent has already taken .
Is ハドウシーカー currently available on Amazon?
Current stock and purchasing eligibility are unconfirmed. Inside’s October 29, 2026 report covers Amazon sales arrangements . Check the current listing’s availability and purchase terms before ordering.
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Sources: official reveal · Inside · Dengeki Online · Inside’s October 29 report · Pokémon Card news index
