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Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set: Promo List & Contents

Japan's Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set: the 5 promo cards with numbers, 8 Nihil Zero packs, current prices and whether it's worth buying.

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Title Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set: Promo List & Contents beside the Nihil Zero logo, the sealed Japanese Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set and the Mega Gallade ex and Kirlia promo cards.
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The Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set is a small launch product for Japan's Nihil Zero (M3). It bundles a complete Mega Gallade ex evolution line in promo form with 8 booster packs. Here's the promo list, the contents and what it's worth. Updated Oct 13, 2026.

At a glance

Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set
Japanese nameスペシャルカードセット メガエルレイドex
Release dateFri, Jan 23, 2026
Suggested retail¥1,980
Promo cards5 (4 different)
Booster packs8 Nihil Zero packs, 5 random cards each
Extras1 Pokémon coin with Mega Gallade

Promo card list

CardNumberCopiesTCGplayer market price
Ralts066/M-P1$1.93
Kirlia067/M-P1$2.00
Mega Gallade ex (holo)068/M-P1$4.80
Premium Power Pro (holo)069/M-P2$1.00

TCGplayer market prices as of Oct 13, 2026.

Ralts, Kirlia and Mega Gallade ex give you the full evolution line in one product.

What's guaranteed

The 5 promo cards and the coin are in every set. The 8 Nihil Zero packs are random. They aren't a factory-sealed booster box, so the box hit pattern for sealed Japanese booster boxes doesn't apply.

The chase cards in the packs

Nihil Zero's top 5, ranked by TCGplayer market price (USD).

Card Spotlight · Top 5

Top 5 Nihil Zero cards

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  1. 4Mega Zygarde ex113/080 · Special Art Rare

    $27.49

    TCGplayer market · Oct 20, 2026
  2. 5Mega Clefable ex112/080 · Special Art Rare

    $24.40

    TCGplayer market · Oct 20, 2026

TCGplayer market price, USD · as of Oct 20, 2026 · US resale, not Japan retail.

All M3 prices ↗

Mega Zygarde ex 117/080, the Mega Ultra Rare, is the set's chase. Prices move daily, and none of this is a promise of what you'll pull.

Is it worth it?

  • Buy it if you want the Mega Gallade ex line and a handful of Nihil Zero packs in one small product.
  • Buy a booster box if you're chasing Nihil Zero hits. It has 30 packs and the box hit pattern.
  • Buy the promos as singles if you only want the cards. They're all under $5 on TCGplayer.

Read our Nihil Zero booster box guide, or compare sellers on the Nihil Zero price board.

Price gap

Nihil Zero (M3) booster box

Nihil Zero – sealed, Japanese

Japan-direct, lowest ask

$55.99

≈ ¥8,800

TCGplayer market (US resale)

$72.99

≈ ¥11,400

Market price on TCGplayer, not a seller ask

Save $17.00 · before fees & shipping

Shop this box
  • TCGplayer market price (US resale), as of Oct 20, 2026
  • PACTCG board, Japan-direct ask, updated Oct 21, 2026 8:24 AM PT

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Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

What is in the Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set?

5 promo cards (holo Mega Gallade ex, 2 holo Premium Power Pro, Ralts and Kirlia), 8 Nihil Zero booster packs and a Pokémon coin.

How much is the Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set?

¥1,980 suggested retail in Japan. As of Oct 13, 2026, the TCGplayer market price was $48.63.

What are the Mega Gallade ex promo numbers?

Ralts 066/M-P, Kirlia 067/M-P, Mega Gallade ex 068/M-P and Premium Power Pro 069/M-P.

When did the Mega Gallade ex Special Card Set come out?

Fri, Jan 23, 2026, the same day as Nihil Zero.

Is the Mega Gallade ex set worth it?

The 8 Nihil Zero packs are the main value. The promos are inexpensive, so buy the set for the packs and the Gallade line together.

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