Portal TCG · Mega Evolution · Delta Reign
Delta Reign lands in English on Friday 6 November with 141 cards, and there are no English prices yet. Japan has had the same cards since 31 July, so we can already see what collectors there are paying for them.
This is the Japanese market today: the ten Delta Reign cards whose Japanese printings sell for the most, from Storm Emeralda and the three MEGA Starter Set ex decks, priced raw in GBP from Pulse TCG. Treat it as a guide to what English collectors will be chasing from Friday. English prices will follow in our one month on update.
Two Japanese cards would have made the list but are not in the English set. The full art Mega Rayquaza ex (£25.06 in Japan) has been cut, and the Kyogre illustration rare (£9.35) is now the Elite Trainer Box promo, not a pack pull.
Every card in the set is on our Delta Reign full card list, and the master set count is in our Delta Reign master set guide.
Prices as of: 2 November 2026. Japanese market prices from Pulse TCG, raw (ungraded, near mint), in GBP, for the Japanese printing of each card. English prices will settle at their own level, so treat these as a guide, not a forecast. Track your own collection with Pulse: first month of Investor or Vendor tier free with code PORTAL10.
10. Kecleon
Delta Reign · #117/103 · Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£8.02Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 088/076The charm pick. Kecleon has nothing to do with the set's power level and everything to do with the art, and Japanese collectors agree: the Storm Emeralda print sells for £8.02 raw, with 24 sales in the last 30 days. Expect plenty of English copies to change hands from day one.
9. Mega Golisopod ex
Delta Reign · #135/103 · Special Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£10.47Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 107/076A 340 HP wall turned into a full scene. In Japan this special art sells for £10.47 raw, the cheapest way into the set's big special illustrations. Cards like this are easy to overlook in the first week and annoying to buy later, once the boxes have dried up.
8. Mega Golurk ex
Delta Reign · #137/103 · Special Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£10.94Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 109/076The biggest body in the set at 350 HP, and one of its most striking special illustrations. The Japanese print sells for £10.94 raw, only pennies above Golisopod. Not a headline name, which is exactly why it suits collectors building the set from singles.
7. Zorua
Delta Reign · #112/103 · Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£15.71Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Zorua & Zoroark ex Starter Set ex 020/019One of three cards here that never appeared in Storm Emeralda. In Japan Zorua was the secret card in the Zorua and Zoroark ex Starter Set ex, and it sells for £15.71 raw. In Delta Reign it is a pack pull, so English collectors can chase it without buying a deck.
6. Zinnia's Trust
Delta Reign · #140/103 · Special Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£16.59Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 112/076The set's nod to the Delta Episode. Zinnia is the Rayquaza whisperer herself, and her special art Supporter sells for £16.59 raw in Japan. There are two Supporter special illustrations in the set, and the Japanese market rates this one at roughly double Aarune.
5. Sprigatito
Delta Reign · #105/103 · Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£17.30Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Sprigatito & Meowscarada ex Starter Set ex 018/017Another starter deck card making its first booster appearance. In Japan Sprigatito was the secret card in the Sprigatito and Meowscarada ex Starter Set ex, and it sells for £17.30 raw. Flowers, a sunny window and a very pleased cat: this is the page people stop on when they flick through a binder.
4. Eevee
Delta Reign · #114/103 · Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£24.31Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Eevee ex Starter Set ex 020/019Eevee on an illustration rare is never a quiet card. This one was the secret card in Japan's Eevee ex Starter Set ex, and at £24.31 raw it is the most valuable card from any of the three Japanese starter decks. Eevee collectors will want it in the binder whatever it costs.
3. Raikou ex
Delta Reign · #136/103 · Special Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£33.72Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 108/076The best of the non Rayquaza chases. Raikou ex's special illustration sells for £33.72 raw in Japan, and with 27 sales in the last 30 days it is the most traded card in this top ten. It sits a long way below the two dragons, which makes it the realistic big hit for most collectors.
2. Mega Rayquaza ex
Delta Reign · #138/103 · Special Illustration Rare
Japanese market price
£167.45Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 110/076The special illustration Mega Rayquaza, the same art on the front of our premium binder. In Japan it sells for £167.45 raw, about half the gold, and it moves far more often: 22 sales in the last 30 days against 2 for the gold. Plenty of collectors love it more than the gold anyway.
1. Mega Rayquaza ex
Delta Reign · #141/103 · Mega Hyper Rare
Japanese market price
£323.21Pulse TCG, raw · Japanese Storm Emeralda 113/076The card the whole set is built around. The gold Mega Rayquaza ex sells for £323.21 raw in Japan, almost double anything else in the set. In Delta Reign it is the only Mega Hyper Rare, the ceiling piece that turns a good box into a great one. If Delta Reign has a grail, this is it.
Questions people ask
What is the most valuable Delta Reign card?
Going by the Japanese market, the gold Mega Rayquaza ex, number 141, the set's only Mega Hyper Rare. Its Japanese print sells for £323.21 raw on Pulse TCG (2 November 2026).
Why use Japanese prices?
English Delta Reign is out on 6 November, so there are no settled English prices yet. The same cards came out in Japan on 31 July, in Storm Emeralda and three Starter Set ex decks, so their prices are the best guide there is. English prices follow in our one month on update.
How many secret rares are in Delta Reign?
38, numbered 104 to 141: 14 Illustration Rares, 17 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Illustration Rares and 1 Mega Hyper Rare.
Where do these prices come from?
Pulse TCG, Japanese market price in GBP for raw near mint copies of the Japanese printing, captured on 2 November 2026.
Two Mega Rayquazas well clear at the top, Raikou ex on its own in third, then a tight pack of starter deck cards and special illustrations between £8 and £25. If English Delta Reign follows Japan, the gold Rayquaza is the grail and the middle of the list is where the value sits. We will check back with English prices once the set has had a month.
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