Perfect Order Chase Cards: Best Pulls Ranked by Price (2026)

Pokemon TCG Mega Evolution: Perfect Order released on 27 March 2026, bringing Pokemon Legends: Z-A to the tabletop. The set features Mega Zygarde ex as its mascot, the debut of several new Mega Evolution Pokemon, and the return of fan favourites like Meowth ex and Mega Starmie ex. Here is every major chase card ranked by its current English market value, four months after release.

Set

Mega Evolution: Perfect Order, 88 cards in the main set plus 36 secret rares (124 total).

Released

27 March 2026 in Australia, with pre-release events 14 to 22 March 2026.

Top chase

Meowth ex Special Illustration Rare #121: $127.53 USD (~A$181) ungraded. The Mega Hyper Rare #124 is a close second at $126.35 (~A$179), and clears it comfortably in PSA 10.

Price basis

English Perfect Order ungraded market data, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026.

Best product for chasing

Booster box (36 packs): lowest per-pack price and best odds at multiple chase cards.

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All ten chase cards, ranked by current value

Ungraded English prices from PriceCharting's Perfect Order set page, captured 6 August 2026 and converted at the USD/AUD rate published there the same day. Card prices move fastest in the first weeks after a set lands; these are four months post-release, so they are comparatively settled — but check the source before trading on them.

The Mega Hyper Rare: the only one in the set

Mega Zygarde ex Mega Hyper Rare

$126.35 USD (~A$179) ungraded, English Perfect Order, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026. Graded: $160.99 in Grade 9, $643.81 in PSA 10.

The rarest card in Perfect Order. Mega Zygarde ex Mega Hyper Rare #124 is the chase card collectors are hunting hardest. With pull rates around 1 in 200 packs (roughly 6 booster boxes), this all-gold treatment with katakana attack text is narrowly the second most valuable card ungraded — but in PSA 10 it clears the field at $643.81, well ahead of the $387.68 Meowth ex that outranks it raw. It is also the set mascot, featured on booster pack artwork.

• Rarest card in Perfect Order by pull rate (Mega Hyper Rare)
• Set mascot featured on packaging and marketing
• All-gold finish with katakana text
• First-ever Mega Zygarde ex card in the Pokemon TCG
• 310 HP Dragon-type with Nullifying Zero attack (150 damage per heads flip to every opponent's Pokemon)

All six Special Illustration Rares

Meowth ex Special Illustration Rare

$127.53 USD (~A$181) ungraded, English Perfect Order, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026. Graded: $154.00 in Grade 9, $387.68 in PSA 10.

Original 151 nostalgia meets competitive viability. Meowth ex SIR #121 features the adorable Normal-type in whimsical full-card artwork that collectors are loving. Its Last-Ditch Catch ability lets you search any Supporter from your deck when you play it from your hand to your Bench, making it one of the most playable cards in the set. Dual appeal to collectors and competitive players drives serious demand.

• Last-Ditch Catch ability is competitively very strong (similar to Lumineon V)
• Gen 1 nostalgia with cute SIR artwork
• Meowth ex also exists in the main set as card 062/088 (regular rare)
• 170 HP with Tuck Tail attack (60 damage, returns to hand)

Rosa's Encouragement Special Illustration Rare

$59.46 USD (~A$84) ungraded, English Perfect Order, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026. Graded: $77.25 in Grade 9, $279.99 in PSA 10.

The surprise of Perfect Order. Rosa's Encouragement SIR #123 is the second most valuable card in the set, and for good reason. This Black and White era trainer returns with a Supporter card that accelerates two Energy cards from your discard to any Stage 2 Pokemon. Supporter Special Illustration Rares are always highly sought after by competitive players and nostalgic collectors alike.

• Strong competitive potential in Stage 2 evolution decks
• Black and White era nostalgia (Rosa is a beloved character)
• Supporter SIRs consistently hold value better than Pokemon SIRs
• Gorgeous full-card artwork featuring Rosa and her Pokemon

Mega Zygarde ex Special Illustration Rare

$57.22 USD (~A$81) ungraded, English Perfect Order, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026. Graded: $83.00 in Grade 9, $221.35 in PSA 10.

This is the interesting one. Mega Zygarde ex SIR #120 is worth significantly less than the Mega Hyper Rare version, which is unusual. Typically, Special Illustration Rares command premiums over Mega Hyper Rares because collectors prefer artwork over gold foil. In this set, the MHR's extreme rarity is driving value higher than the more collectible SIR artwork. Still, the SIR features stunning illustration and is the more visually appealing card for many collectors.

• Beautiful full-card artwork (many collectors prefer this over MHR)
• Same 310 HP Dragon-type with Nullifying Zero attack
• Major role in Pokemon Legends: Z-A lore
• Lower pull rate than standard SIRs, but not as rare as MHR

Illustration Rare and Ultra Rare pulls

Clefairy #094 Illustration Rare

$22.50 USD (~A$32) ungraded, English Perfect Order, PriceCharting, 6 August 2026. Graded: $41.00 in Grade 9, $184.54 in PSA 10.

The sleeper hit of Perfect Order. This Illustration Rare features Clefairy in what collectors are describing as Ghibli-esque artwork. It is at a lower rarity tier than the cards above, making it affordable, but the artwork is so beloved that it has become one of the most sought-after pulls at its price point.

• Described as one of the most adorable Pokemon cards ever printed
• Best Illustration Rare in the set according to early collectors
• Affordable chase for budget collectors (~$22.50 ungraded)
• Gen 1 nostalgia factor

Other Perfect Order cards worth checking

Beyond the top 10, Perfect Order has plenty more to hunt:

• Decidueye ex: Grass-type with Sniper's Eye ability, competitive threat in evolution decks
• Lapras ex: fan favourite Water-type bringing Gen 1 nostalgia
• Yveltal ex: Dark-type legendary with collector appeal
• All 11 Illustration Rares: lower rarity but gorgeous artwork throughout
• 18 Full Art Pokemon and Trainers: full-art treatment on key cards
• Secret Rare Trainers: gold item cards and hyper-rare Supporters

Estimated pull rates

Pull rates are estimated based on patterns from Ascended Heroes and other recent Mega Evolution sets, ahead of the set's 27 March 2026 release.

• Illustration Rare (IR): ~1 in 6 packs (~6 per booster box)
• Pokemon ex / Full Art: ~1 in 8 packs (~4 to 5 per booster box)
• Special Illustration Rare (SIR): ~1 in 30 to 40 packs (~1 per booster box, not guaranteed)
• Mega Hyper Rare (MHR): ~1 in 200+ packs (~1 per 6 booster boxes)

A booster box (36 packs) gives you the best odds at hitting multiple chase cards. Elite Trainer Boxes contain 9 packs, so expect to open several ETBs before pulling a top-tier SIR or MHR.

Which Perfect Order product to open

Perfect Order released on 27 March 2026, with pre-release events running 14 to 22 March. Check our 2026 Release Calendar for the full schedule.

Perfect Order product line-up:

• Booster Packs: ~$7.50 AUD each, singles for quick pulls
• Booster Box: 36 packs, best value per pack and highest odds for chase cards
• Elite Trainer Box: 9 packs + Tyrunt illustration rare promo + dice, counters, and sleeves
• Pokemon Center ETB: 11 packs + 2 Tyrunt promos (including PC exclusive) + accessories
• Booster Bundle (6-pack): mid-size sealed option
• Booster Bundle (3-pack): small sealed option
• Sleeved Booster: single pack with protective sleeve
• Checklane Blister: 1 to 2 packs in retail blister packaging

The Build & Battle Box followed on 10 April 2026 with 4 packs and a pre-constructed deck for pre-release play.

Of that line-up we currently stock the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box. The rest of our range is under all Pokemon TCG products, and if you are chasing the cards above rather than sealed product, the singles specialists listed in our guide to buying Pokemon cards in Australia will serve you better than we will.

Opening and protecting your pulls

Buy early. Perfect Order has strong demand thanks to Mega Zygarde ex and Rosa's Encouragement. Buy from trusted Australian retailers to secure your product. The same applies to the anniversary wave, where 30th Celebration allocations are capped per store.

Booster boxes offer the best value. If you are opening for chase cards, booster boxes give you 36 packs at the lowest per-pack price and the best odds at hitting multiple ultra rares.

Sleeve your pulls immediately. An $59.46 Rosa's Encouragement SIR loses a large share of its value with even minor wear — and the gap between ungraded and PSA 10 on that card is roughly $59.46 against $279.99, so condition is most of the value. Keep penny sleeves and top loaders on hand during pack openings.

Singles vs sealed. If you are after one specific card, buying the single may be more cost-effective than opening sealed product. But opening packs is half the fun of collecting.

Watch prices after release. Early pulls typically command premium prices in the first 1 to 2 weeks. Prices may stabilise as more product hits the market, so consider your timing if you are selling pulls.

What's next in Mega Evolution

Set names and release timing below follow The Pokemon Company's official set list; where a set has not been formally announced it is flagged as unconfirmed.

Already deep into Perfect Order? The arc keeps going. The Chaos Rising Booster Box arrived on 22 May 2026 with Mega Greninja ex headlining. Or fill out your earlier shelves with the Ascended Heroes collection (6 packs) for the Johto, Unova and Hoenn starter chase. See the full 2026 Pokemon TCG release calendar for what is coming next.

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