Perfect Order Card List: All 124 Cards & the Best Chase Cards

Every card in Mega Evolution—Perfect Order in one table, plus rarity counts, the big chase cards and tips for finishing your checklist.

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This Perfect Order card list covers all 124 cards in Mega Evolution—Perfect Order, the English expansion released on 27 March 2026. Below you will find how the list is numbered, rarity counts at a glance, the complete table with every card’s number, type and rarity, and a rundown of the Perfect Order chase cards worth knowing before you open a pack.

Perfect Order card list cards come from packs like this Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box — Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Perfect Order Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box

If you want the bigger picture first, including the Japanese source set and the products in the line, read our Pokémon Perfect Order set guide. This page is the Perfect Order checklist to keep open while you sort a stack of pulls.

Table of Contents

How the Perfect Order card list is organised

The Perfect Order card list has two parts. The main set runs from 001 to 088, and those 88 cards carry the printed set total. Cards numbered 089 to 124 sit above that total, which is why collectors call them secret rares. That gives the Perfect Order set list 124 cards in all: 88 in the main set and 36 secret rares.

Within the main set, Pokémon come first and are grouped by type: Grass (001–012), Fire (013–017), Water (018–025), Lightning (026–029), Psychic (030–036), Fighting (037–047), Darkness (048–054), Metal (055–059) and Colorless (060–067). Trainer cards follow in alphabetical order from 068 to 085, and three Special Energy cards close the main set at 086–088.

The secret section repeats that logic. Illustration Rares (089–099) run in type order, Ultra Rare Pokémon ex (100–107) come before Ultra Rare Trainers (108–117), the Special Illustration Rares follow (118–123), and the Mega Hyper Rare sits alone at 124. Once you know the pattern, finding a gap in the Perfect Order checklist takes seconds.

Rarity counts at a glance

Here is how the Perfect Order card list breaks down by rarity. The secret rare counts match the official breakdown of 11 Illustration Rares, 18 Ultra Rares and six Special Illustration Rares.

Common: 44 cards
Uncommon: 24 cards
Rare: 11 cards (8 Pokémon and the 3 Special Energy)
Double Rare: 9 cards, every Pokémon ex in the main set
Illustration Rare: 11 cards
Ultra Rare: 18 cards (8 Pokémon ex and 10 Trainers)
Special Illustration Rare: 6 cards
Mega Hyper Rare: 1 card

The main set holds 67 Pokémon, 18 Trainer cards and 3 Special Energy. Grass is the biggest type on the Perfect Order set list with 12 Pokémon and Fighting is next with 11, while Lightning has the fewest at four.

The full Perfect Order checklist (124 cards)

The table below is the complete Perfect Order set list, generated from open card data. Rarity abbreviations: C = Common, U = Uncommon, R = Rare, RR = Double Rare, IR = Illustration Rare, UR = Ultra Rare, SIR = Special Illustration Rare, MHR = Mega Hyper Rare.

No.	Card	Type	Rarity
001/88	Spinarak	Grass	C
002/88	Ariados	Grass	C
003/88	Shaymin	Grass	U
004/88	Snivy	Grass	C
005/88	Servine	Grass	C
006/88	Serperior	Grass	R
007/88	Scatterbug	Grass	C
008/88	Spewpa	Grass	C
009/88	Vivillon	Grass	U
010/88	Rowlet	Grass	C
011/88	Dartrix	Grass	C
012/88	Decidueye ex	Grass	RR
013/88	Fletchinder	Fire	C
014/88	Talonflame	Fire	U
015/88	Salandit	Fire	C
016/88	Salazzle ex	Fire	RR
017/88	Turtonator	Fire	U
018/88	Seel	Water	C
019/88	Dewgong	Water	R
020/88	Staryu	Water	C
021/88	Mega Starmie ex	Water	RR
022/88	Lapras ex	Water	RR
023/88	Amaura	Water	C
024/88	Aurorus	Water	R
025/88	Volcanion	Water	U
026/88	Shinx	Lightning	C
027/88	Luxio	Lightning	U
028/88	Luxray	Lightning	R
029/88	Dedenne	Lightning	C
030/88	Clefairy	Psychic	C
031/88	Mega Clefable ex	Psychic	RR
032/88	Mawile	Psychic	C
033/88	Espurr	Psychic	C
034/88	Meowstic	Psychic	U
035/88	Spritzee	Psychic	C
036/88	Aromatisse	Psychic	U
037/88	Nosepass	Fighting	C
038/88	Probopass	Fighting	C
039/88	Hippopotas	Fighting	C
040/88	Hippowdon	Fighting	U
041/88	Landorus	Fighting	R
042/88	Binacle	Fighting	C
043/88	Barbaracle	Fighting	U
044/88	Tyrunt	Fighting	C
045/88	Tyrantrum	Fighting	R
046/88	Hawlucha	Fighting	C
047/88	Mega Zygarde ex	Fighting	RR
048/88	Gastly	Darkness	C
049/88	Haunter	Darkness	C
050/88	Gengar	Darkness	R
051/88	Skorupi	Darkness	C
052/88	Drapion	Darkness	U
053/88	Yveltal ex	Darkness	RR
054/88	Chien-Pao	Darkness	R
055/88	Mega Skarmory ex	Metal	RR
056/88	Honedge	Metal	C
057/88	Doublade	Metal	C
058/88	Aegislash	Metal	U
059/88	Klefki	Metal	C
060/88	Rattata	Colorless	C
061/88	Raticate	Colorless	U
062/88	Meowth ex	Colorless	RR
063/88	Snorlax	Colorless	C
064/88	Bunnelby	Colorless	C
065/88	Diggersby	Colorless	U
066/88	Fletchling	Colorless	C
067/88	Furfrou	Colorless	C
068/88	Antique Jaw Fossil	Trainer – Item	C
069/88	Antique Sail Fossil	Trainer – Item	C
070/88	Core Memory	Trainer – Pokémon Tool	U
071/88	Crushing Hammer	Trainer – Item	C
072/88	Energy Search	Trainer – Item	C
073/88	Energy Swatter	Trainer – Item	U
074/88	Hole-Digging Shovel	Trainer – Item	C
075/88	Jacinthe	Trainer – Supporter	U
076/88	Judge	Trainer – Supporter	U
077/88	Lumiose City	Trainer – Stadium	U
078/88	Lumiose Galette	Trainer – Item	U
079/88	Naveen	Trainer – Supporter	U
080/88	Poké Ball	Trainer – Item	C
081/88	Poké Pad	Trainer – Item	U
082/88	Pokémon Catcher	Trainer – Item	C
083/88	Potion	Trainer – Item	C
084/88	Rosa's Encouragement	Trainer – Supporter	U
085/88	Tarragon	Trainer – Supporter	U
086/88	Growing Grass Energy	Special Energy	R
087/88	Rocky Fighting Energy	Special Energy	R
088/88	Telepathic Psychic Energy	Special Energy	R
089/88	Spewpa	Grass	IR
090/88	Rowlet	Grass	IR
091/88	Talonflame	Fire	IR
092/88	Aurorus	Water	IR
093/88	Dedenne	Lightning	IR
094/88	Clefairy	Psychic	IR
095/88	Espurr	Psychic	IR
096/88	Probopass	Fighting	IR
097/88	Drapion	Darkness	IR
098/88	Doublade	Metal	IR
099/88	Raticate	Colorless	IR
100/88	Decidueye ex	Grass	UR
101/88	Salazzle ex	Fire	UR
102/88	Mega Starmie ex	Water	UR
103/88	Mega Clefable ex	Psychic	UR
104/88	Mega Zygarde ex	Fighting	UR
105/88	Yveltal ex	Darkness	UR
106/88	Mega Skarmory ex	Metal	UR
107/88	Meowth ex	Colorless	UR
108/88	Energy Recycler	Trainer – Item	UR
109/88	Forest of Vitality	Trainer – Stadium	UR
110/88	Jacinthe	Trainer – Supporter	UR
111/88	Lumiose City	Trainer – Stadium	UR
112/88	Naveen	Trainer – Supporter	UR
113/88	Poké Pad	Trainer – Item	UR
114/88	Rosa's Encouragement	Trainer – Supporter	UR
115/88	Sacred Ash	Trainer – Item	UR
116/88	Tarragon	Trainer – Supporter	UR
117/88	Wondrous Patch	Trainer – Item	UR
118/88	Mega Starmie ex	Water	SIR
119/88	Mega Clefable ex	Psychic	SIR
120/88	Mega Zygarde ex	Fighting	SIR
121/88	Meowth ex	Colorless	SIR
122/88	Jacinthe	Trainer – Supporter	SIR
123/88	Rosa's Encouragement	Trainer – Supporter	SIR
124/88	Mega Zygarde ex	Fighting	MHR

Promo cards are not part of this Perfect Order checklist. The full-art Tyrunt from Elite Trainer Boxes, for example, is numbered MEP 070 in the Mega Evolution Black Star Promo series, so track promos on a separate page of your binder.

Perfect Order chase cards

Most of the Perfect Order chase cards sit in the 36 secret rares. Mega Zygarde ex dominates, but the Special Illustration Rares give you six very different targets, and several Illustration Rares are favourites in their own right.

Mega Hyper Rare: Mega Zygarde ex (124)

The top card on the Perfect Order card list is Mega Zygarde ex at 124, the set’s only Mega Hyper Rare. Mega Zygarde ex is also the only card printed four times, at 047 (Double Rare), 104 (Ultra Rare), 120 (Special Illustration Rare) and 124. Collecting all four is a neat mini-goal within the set.

The six Special Illustration Rares

118 Mega Starmie ex
119 Mega Clefable ex
120 Mega Zygarde ex
121 Meowth ex
122 Jacinthe
123 Rosa’s Encouragement

Four Pokémon ex and two Supporters make up this tier. Note that Mega Skarmory ex has no Special Illustration Rare, and neither do Decidueye ex, Salazzle ex or Yveltal ex. Lapras ex appears only once on the whole Perfect Order card list, as Double Rare 022, with no full-art version at all.

Illustration Rares worth a look

The 11 Illustration Rares are Spewpa, Rowlet, Talonflame, Aurorus, Dedenne, Clefairy, Espurr, Probopass, Drapion, Doublade and Raticate. They are full-artwork cards of regular Pokémon, and for many collectors they are the most enjoyable Perfect Order chase cards because each one tells a little scene. Clefairy (094) pairs naturally with Mega Clefable ex if you like building small themed pages.

Trainer cards worth noting

The Trainer section of the Perfect Order set list has 18 main-set cards: 11 Items, 5 Supporters, 1 Pokémon Tool and 1 Stadium. Supporters Jacinthe, Naveen and Tarragon, plus the Lumiose City Stadium and Lumiose Galette Item, tie the set to Pokémon Legends: Z-A. Rosa’s Encouragement and Judge complete the Supporters, and Core Memory is the only Tool.

Four Trainers appear only as Ultra Rares, so they will never turn up as a Common or Uncommon: Energy Recycler (108), Forest of Vitality (109), Sacred Ash (115) and Wondrous Patch (117). Jacinthe and Rosa’s Encouragement each have three versions on the Perfect Order checklist (Uncommon, Ultra Rare and Special Illustration Rare), while Naveen, Tarragon, Lumiose City and Poké Pad have two.

Fossil collectors should note Antique Jaw Fossil (068) and Antique Sail Fossil (069). They sit beside Tyrunt and Amaura, which are Stage 1 cards in this set and lead to Tyrantrum and Aurorus.

Checklist tips for completing the set

Start with the main set. Ticking off 001–088 of the Perfect Order card list first gives you a playable, complete-looking binder before you chase the secret rares.
Plan your binder pages. A nine-pocket page layout fits the full Perfect Order card list on 14 pages with two spare pockets, or the main set alone on 10 pages.
Group duplicates by name. Twenty-five names appear more than once, so sort by number rather than by name to avoid mixing an Uncommon with its Ultra Rare.
Sleeve the secret rares straight away. Anything from 089 upwards on the Perfect Order set list deserves a penny sleeve and a top loader before it goes anywhere near a binder.
Keep promos separate. MEP promos such as Tyrunt are not on the Perfect Order checklist, so give them their own page.

If you plan to open a lot of packs at once, our Perfect Order booster box guide explains what a full box can and can’t do for set completion. The Perfect Order Booster Box holds 36 packs, while the Perfect Order Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box pairs 11 packs with two Tyrunt promos.

Shop the range

Want to check a card’s details further? Bulbapedia’s Perfect Order page has more background on every card in the set. For more sealed products from the series, browse our Pokémon TCG range.

Perfect Order card list FAQs

How many cards are on the Perfect Order card list?

There are 124 cards on the Perfect Order set list. The main set has 88 cards (001–088) and there are 36 secret rares (089–124).

What are the biggest Perfect Order chase cards?

The Mega Hyper Rare Mega Zygarde ex (124) is the top rarity. The six Special Illustration Rares are Mega Starmie ex, Mega Clefable ex, Mega Zygarde ex, Meowth ex, Jacinthe and Rosa’s Encouragement.

How many secret rares are in Perfect Order?

36: 11 Illustration Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 6 Special Illustration Rares and 1 Mega Hyper Rare.

Is the Tyrunt promo on the Perfect Order checklist?

No. The full-art Tyrunt from Elite Trainer Boxes is a Mega Evolution Black Star Promo numbered MEP 070, so it sits outside the 124-card set.

Which Perfect Order cards have the most versions?

Mega Zygarde ex has four versions (047, 104, 120 and 124). Mega Starmie ex, Mega Clefable ex, Meowth ex, Jacinthe and Rosa’s Encouragement each have three.

Perfect Order Card List: All 124 Cards & the Best Chase Cards

How the Perfect Order card list is organised

Rarity counts at a glance

The full Perfect Order checklist (124 cards)