Delta Reign is the last Mega Evolution main set of 2026, and it brings Mega Rayquaza ex back for the first time since the XY era. It lands November 6, with prereleases from October 24. This page tracks what is listed in Canada, what it should cost, and which cards people will be chasing.
Release dates in Canada
- Prereleases: October 24 to November 1, at local game stores. The Build and Battle Box is the prerelease kit.
- Street date: November 6, 2026. That covers the Elite Trainer Box, the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box, the Booster Display Box (36 packs, with an 18-pack version too), the Booster Bundle, single and sleeved booster packs, the 1-pack and 3-pack blisters, and the checklane blisters.
- Build and Battle Box at wide retail: around November 20. That date comes from retailer listings rather than an announcement, so treat it as a two-week estimate.
Five checkout-lane blisters are part of the lineup: Premium Checklane Blisters in Ampharos and Delphox, and Checklane Blisters in Spritzee, Keldeo and Xerneas. In the US the Keldeo and Xerneas versions are Target exclusives. Target has no Canadian stores, so those two are the least certain to reach a shelf here.
What it should cost
Only USD prices have been published so far. These are our CAD estimates, worked out from the comparable Pitch Black products, and we will replace them as Canadian retailers list the line.
| Product | Expected CAD price |
|---|---|
| Elite Trainer Box | about $67.99 |
| Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box | about $80.99 |
| Booster Display Box (36 packs) | about $218.99 |
| Booster Bundle | about $36.99 |
Amazon.ca listings
Amazon.ca already has four Delta Reign listings. The table shows whether Amazon itself is taking orders, and "Resellers only" means the buy box belongs to a third-party seller at their own price. Before the street date, "Last in stock" stays empty on purpose: anything Amazon sells before November 6 is a pre-order, not stock on a shelf.
| Product | Amazon price (CAD) | Release | Amazon.ca | Last in stock | What's inside |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box | — | — | Not available | Not seen yet | — |
| Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Booster Display Box | — | — | Not available | Not seen yet | — |
| Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Booster Bundle | — | — | Not available | Not seen yet | — |
| Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution Delta Reign Three-Booster Blister Pack | — | — | Not available | Not seen yet | — |
| Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Build & Battle Box | — | — | Not available | Not seen yet | — |
Availability checked September 30, 2026. A price marked MSRP is the Canadian recommended price, because Amazon has never sold that product itself; every other figure is what Amazon.ca charged when selling it first-party. Use the links for Amazon's price right now.
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Walmart.ca usually carries the main Delta Reign products once the set is out on November 6. Before then, anything you find there is either a pre-order or a marketplace seller's listing at their own price. We list only products Walmart is selling itself, so expect the list below to stay empty until release day.
Walmart is not selling Delta Reign itself right now, so there is no Walmart price to show. You can still search Walmart.ca, but check who the seller is before you buy. Search Walmart.ca
The set at a glance
The Pokémon Company says Delta Reign has more than 135 cards. The main set is numbered out of 103, and above it sit 14 Illustration Rares, 17 Ultra Rares and 6 Special Illustration Rares, with a gold tier on top. Set trackers put the total at 140: the 103-card main set plus 37 secret rares.
The English list is coming out a few cards at a time. As of September 22, 28 of the 103 main-set cards and 7 secret rares have been shown. Mega Rayquaza ex is 084/103 and Zinnia's Trust closes the main set at 103/103. The secret rares confirmed so far are six Illustration Rares, Masquerain 104, Sprigatito 105, Growlithe 106, Pincurchin 109, Eevee 114 and Azurill 115, plus the Raikou ex Special Illustration Rare at 136/103. The English numbering does not follow the Japanese list, so a Japanese number tells you nothing about where a card lands in English.
It is the English version of Japan's Storm Emeralda, which came out July 31 with a 76-card main set. The English set is bigger because it adds about 27 cards from the Japanese MEGA Starter Decks, which is how Eevee ex, Zoroark ex and Meowscarada ex reach English.
The official lineup includes:
- Four Mega Evolution ex: Mega Rayquaza ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Malamar ex and Mega Golisopod ex.
- Six more Pokémon ex.
- Legendary Stadium pairs: Legendary Ocean Trench, Legendary Summit and Legendary Lava Lake. Each is two Stadium cards, played as a pair, that form one continuous illustration.
- Elite Trainer Box promo: a full-art foil Kyogre.
Chase cards to watch
The first five are English cards that have already been revealed: the Raikou ex Special Illustration Rare at 136/103 and four of the new Illustration Rares. The rest are the Japanese Storm Emeralda versions of the biggest chases, the gold and Special Illustration Rare Mega Rayquaza ex, Zinnia's Trust, Mega Golurk ex and Mega Golisopod ex. Only Japanese prints of those have leaked so far, so they keep their Japanese numbers until the English cards are shown. Treat the grid as a watch list rather than a checklist until release. There are no prices here: nothing has sold in English yet.
The first five are English cards. Cards marked JP are Japanese Storm Emeralda prints, shown with their Japanese numbers until the English versions are revealed. Card images © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK; English scans via Bill's Archive.
The Mega Rayquaza ex Special Illustration Rare is by Kazuki Minami, the winner of the 2024 Pokémon TCG Illustration Contest.
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