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Inferno X (M2) is the Japanese MEGA set headlined by Mega Charizard X ex, released on Fri, Sep 26, 2025. Here's every card and rarity, the secret rares with pictures, and the cards that decide what a box is worth. Card list and prices as of Oct 15, 2026.
Inferno X has 116 cards, and 36 are secret rares
M2Inferno XインフェルノXReleased Sep 26, 2025 · 116 cards¥17,400–¥23,900 PACTCG board, 10 Japan-direct asks · Oct 21, 2026TCGplayer market (US resale) $105.25 · Oct 20, 2026See prices
| Inferno X | |
|---|---|
| Japanese name | Inferno X (インフェルノX) |
| Set code | M2 |
| Released in Japan | Fri, Sep 26, 2025 |
| Headliner | Mega Charizard X ex |
| Cards | 116: 80 main set plus 36 secret rares |
| Box | 30 packs of 5 cards |
| English version | Phantasmal Flames (Fri, Nov 14, 2025) |
Two Mega Charizard X ex cards carry the whole set
Card Spotlight · Top 5
Top 5 Inferno X cards
- 4Mega Charizard X ex094/080 · Super Rare
$22.66
TCGplayer market · Oct 20, 2026 - 5Dawn115/080 · Special Art Rare
$21.76
TCGplayer market · Oct 20, 2026
Mega Charizard X ex 116/080, the Mega Ultra Rare, and the Mega Charizard X ex Special Art Rare 110/080 sell for almost the same price. Either one is worth several sealed boxes.
After them, values drop off a cliff. The Oricorio ex Special Art Rare, the Mega Charizard X ex Super Rare and the Dawn Special Art Rare make up the rest of the top five. Prices move daily, and none of this is a promise of what you'll pull.
The secret rares, from Art Rare to Mega Ultra Rare
Cards numbered above 080/080 are the secret rares. Japanese and English sets name the tiers differently, so both names are here.
| Japanese rarity | English name | Cards | Numbers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common (C) | Common | 39 | Main set |
| Uncommon (U) | Uncommon | 25 | Main set |
| Rare (R) | Rare | 8 | Main set |
| Double Rare (RR) | Double Rare | 8 | Main set |
| Art Rare (AR) | Illustration Rare | 12 | 081–092 |
| Super Rare (SR) | Ultra Rare | 16 | 093–109 |
| Special Art Rare (SAR) | Special Illustration Rare | 6 | 110–115 |
| Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) | Mega Hyper Rare | 1 | 116 |
Switch 102/080 sits in the secret-rare range, but its rarity isn't listed yet, so we don't count it in any tier.
Counts as of Oct 15, 2026. New to the codes? Read Japanese Pokémon rarity codes explained.
One Mega Ultra Rare: Mega Charizard X ex
It sells for about $706.011 on TCGplayer, against $105.251 for a sealed box. Most sets' Mega Ultra Rares stand alone at the top, but here the Special Art Rare is right alongside it.
6 Special Art Rares
Rarity
Every Special Art Rare in M2
Five Pokémon ex and one Supporter get the full-illustration treatment. Dawn debuted in Diamond & Pearl (Gen 4, Sinnoh).
16 Super Rares
Rarity
Every Super Rare in M2
Super Rares are full-art versions of the set's ex and trainer cards, and most sell for a dollar or two. The Mega Charizard X ex Super Rare 094/080 is the cheapest full-art way into the headliner, at about $22.661.
12 Art Rares
Rarity
Every Art Rare in M2
Art Rares put a regular Pokémon in a full illustration, and a box reliably holds three. Piplup 085/080 is the one collectors pay up for.
The full Inferno X card list
Main set, 001 to 040
| No. | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 001/080 | Oddish | Common |
| 002/080 | Gloom | Common |
| 003/080 | Vileplume | Uncommon |
| 004/080 | Mega Heracross ex | Double Rare |
| 005/080 | Lotad | Common |
| 006/080 | Lombre | Common |
| 007/080 | Ludicolo | Uncommon |
| 008/080 | Genesect | Rare |
| 009/080 | Nymble | Common |
| 010/080 | Lokix | Uncommon |
| 011/080 | Charmander | Common |
| 012/080 | Charmeleon | Common |
| 013/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | Double Rare |
| 014/080 | Moltres | Uncommon |
| 015/080 | Darumaka | Common |
| 016/080 | Darmanitan | Uncommon |
| 017/080 | Reshiram | Rare |
| 018/080 | Oricorio ex | Double Rare |
| 019/080 | Charcadet | Common |
| 020/080 | Ceruledge | Uncommon |
| 021/080 | Seel | Common |
| 022/080 | Dewgong | Common |
| 023/080 | Swinub | Common |
| 024/080 | Piloswine | Common |
| 025/080 | Mamoswine | Uncommon |
| 026/080 | Suicune | Rare |
| 027/080 | Piplup | Common |
| 028/080 | Prinplup | Common |
| 029/080 | Rotom ex | Double Rare |
| 030/080 | Yamper | Common |
| 031/080 | Boltund | Common |
| 032/080 | Pawmi | Common |
| 033/080 | Pawmo | Common |
| 034/080 | Pawmot | Rare |
| 035/080 | Misdreavus | Common |
| 036/080 | Mismagius ex | Double Rare |
| 037/080 | Cottonee | Common |
| 038/080 | Whimsicott | Uncommon |
| 039/080 | Zacian | Rare |
| 040/080 | Bramblin | Common |
The 8 Double Rares (the set's ex cards)
Inferno X Double Rares
Main set, 041 to 080
| No. | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 041/080 | Brambleghast | Uncommon |
| 042/080 | Paldean Tauros | Uncommon |
| 043/080 | Gligar | Common |
| 044/080 | Gliscor | Uncommon |
| 045/080 | Trapinch | Common |
| 046/080 | Vibrava | Common |
| 047/080 | Flygon | Rare |
| 048/080 | Sneasel | Common |
| 049/080 | Weavile | Uncommon |
| 050/080 | Carvanha | Common |
| 051/080 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Double Rare |
| 052/080 | Seviper | Uncommon |
| 053/080 | Sandile | Common |
| 054/080 | Krokorok | Common |
| 055/080 | Krookodile | Uncommon |
| 056/080 | Toxel | Common |
| 057/080 | Toxtricity | Rare |
| 058/080 | Empoleon ex | Double Rare |
| 059/080 | Bronzor | Common |
| 060/080 | Bronzong | Uncommon |
| 061/080 | Togedemaru | Common |
| 062/080 | Duraludon | Common |
| 063/080 | Archaludon | Uncommon |
| 064/080 | Jigglypuff | Common |
| 065/080 | Wigglytuff | Common |
| 066/080 | Aipom | Common |
| 067/080 | Ambipom | Rare |
| 068/080 | Smeargle | Common |
| 069/080 | Zigzagoon | Common |
| 070/080 | Linoone | Uncommon |
| 071/080 | Buneary | Common |
| 072/080 | Mega Lopunny ex | Double Rare |
| 073/080 | Jumbo Ice Cream | Uncommon |
| 074/080 | Heat Burner | Uncommon |
| 075/080 | Sacred Charm | Uncommon |
| 076/080 | Grimsley's One Move | Uncommon |
| 077/080 | Dawn | Uncommon |
| 078/080 | Firebreather | Uncommon |
| 079/080 | Battle Colosseum | Uncommon |
| 080/080 | Dizzying Valley | Uncommon |
Secret rares, 081 to 116
| No. | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 081/080 | Ludicolo | Art Rare |
| 082/080 | Nymble | Art Rare |
| 083/080 | Charcadet | Art Rare |
| 084/080 | Dewgong | Art Rare |
| 085/080 | Piplup | Art Rare |
| 086/080 | Yamper | Art Rare |
| 087/080 | Zacian | Art Rare |
| 088/080 | Flygon | Art Rare |
| 089/080 | Toxtricity | Art Rare |
| 090/080 | Togedemaru | Art Rare |
| 091/080 | Wigglytuff | Art Rare |
| 092/080 | Ambipom | Art Rare |
| 093/080 | Mega Heracross ex | Super Rare |
| 094/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | Super Rare |
| 095/080 | Oricorio ex | Super Rare |
| 096/080 | Rotom ex | Super Rare |
| 097/080 | Mismagius ex | Super Rare |
| 098/080 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Super Rare |
| 099/080 | Empoleon ex | Super Rare |
| 100/080 | Mega Lopunny ex | Super Rare |
| 101/080 | Heat Burner | Super Rare |
| 102/080 | Switch | — |
| 103/080 | Sacred Charm | Super Rare |
| 104/080 | Punk Helmet | Super Rare |
| 105/080 | Grimsley's One Move | Super Rare |
| 106/080 | Dawn | Super Rare |
| 107/080 | Firebreather | Super Rare |
| 108/080 | Battle Colosseum | Super Rare |
| 109/080 | Ignition Energy | Super Rare |
| 110/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | Special Art Rare |
| 111/080 | Oricorio ex | Special Art Rare |
| 112/080 | Rotom ex | Special Art Rare |
| 113/080 | Mega Sharpedo ex | Special Art Rare |
| 114/080 | Mega Lopunny ex | Special Art Rare |
| 115/080 | Dawn | Special Art Rare |
| 116/080 | Mega Charizard X ex | Mega Ultra Rare |
Card numbers and rarities as of Oct 15, 2026. Switch 102/080 shows "—" because its rarity isn't listed yet.
What a sealed box gives you
Every Inferno X box has 30 packs of 5 cards. Factory-sealed boxes follow a strong pattern: 1 Super Rare or better, 1 Item Super Rare, 3 Art Rares and 5 Double Rares. It applies to factory-sealed full boxes only and isn't an official promise.
The pattern doesn't say which hit you get, and no Special Art Rare is guaranteed. Loose packs and opened boxes don't follow it, and English Phantasmal Flames has no box pattern at all.
Japanese sellers vs TCGplayer
A sealed Japanese box is the way into the whole list. Here's the current gap between the lowest Japan-direct ask on our board and TCGplayer:
Price gap
Inferno X (M2) booster box
Japan-direct, lowest ask
$110.99
≈ ￥17,400
TCGplayer market (US resale)
$105.99
≈ ￥16,600
Market price on TCGplayer, not a seller ask
Compare every seller on the Inferno X price board.
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Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in Inferno X?
116: 80 in the main set plus 36 secret rares numbered 081/080 to 116/080.
What is the most valuable Inferno X card?
Mega Charizard X ex 116/080, the Mega Ultra Rare, at $733.79 on TCGplayer as of Oct 15, 2026.
How many Special Art Rares are in Inferno X?
6: Mega Charizard X ex 110, Oricorio ex 111, Rotom ex 112, Mega Sharpedo ex 113, Mega Lopunny ex 114, Dawn 115.
What's the English version of Inferno X?
Phantasmal Flames, released Fri, Nov 14, 2025. The pairing is reported, not an official one-to-one, and Japanese cards aren't legal in most English-language sanctioned play.
Does a Inferno X box guarantee a Special Art Rare?
No. Factory-sealed boxes follow a strong pattern of 1 Super Rare or better, 1 Item Super Rare, 3 Art Rares and 5 Double Rares, but no Special Art Rare is guaranteed. It's a pattern, not an official promise.
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Price notes
- TCGplayer, Oct 20, 2026
Sources
- TCGplayer catalog and market prices, Inferno X (Japanese) (as of 2026-10-15)
Written by
Bryce Watson
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