Pokemon TCG Pocket · B4
The full Ruler of the Skies set has just gone live in Pokemon TCG Pocket as its B4 expansion — and every single card is out. That's 233 cards in total: a 155-card main set and a huge 78 secret rares on top, all led by the card the whole Mega mechanic was built around, Mega Rayquaza ex.
It's also the digital sister to the physical release: Ruler of the Skies is the Pocket counterpart to Storm Emeralda, the Japanese set that lands this Friday. Below is the lot, in set order — the main set first, then all 78 secret rares, where the alt-arts, full-arts and the Mega ex immersive cards live.
- App setRuler of the Skies (B4)
- Set size233 cards · 155 main + 78 secret
- HeadlinerMega Rayquaza ex
- Physical counterpartStorm Emeralda · JP this Fri
Every card in Ruler of the Skies
All 233 cards in set order: the 155-card main set, then all 78 secret rares. Card images via PokeBeach.
Main SetCards 1–155 · the base Ruler of the Skies set



























































































































































Secret RaresCards 156–233 · alt-arts, full-arts & the Mega ex immersive rares














































































The chase, as ever, is at the back of the binder. The secret rares (cards 156 to 233) are where Ruler of the Skies earns its name: full-art Mega ex, the immersive Mega Rayquaza ex, and a run of special-art rares that are the real reason to keep pulling packs.
Pocket is digital, so there's nothing to sell you here — but if you want to open this exact era in real cardboard, its physical counterpart Storm Emeralda hits Japan this Friday, and Portal has boxes.
Card images and set list via PokeBeach's full Ruler of the Skies reveal (28 July 2026). Ruler of the Skies is the fourth expansion (B4) for Pokemon TCG Pocket.
Physical counterpart · JP import
Storm Emeralda — Japanese Booster Box (M6)
£149.99
The real-cardboard version of this era. Same Mega Rayquaza ex headline set, factory-sealed Japanese import, out this Friday.
See the Storm Emeralda Box →