The Top 12 Cards From Mega Symphonia | Dolphin TCG

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Updated 8/13/2025

Released on August 1, 2025, Mega Symphonia, in conjunction with Mega Brave, are the dual first main expansion sets from the new Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution era. They are the Japanese counterparts of the upcoming English set, Mega Evolution (Base set), releasing September 26, 2025.We have officially left the days of Scarlet & Violet behind and are entering a new era -- Mega Evolution! This new era parallels the upcoming console release, Legends: Z-A, and its reintroduction of Mega evolutions. Mega Symphonoia, in particular, features the return of Mega Gardevoir, Mega Kangaskhan, Mega Latias, Mega Manectric, and Mega Abomasnow.

When the end of Scarlet & Violet was first announced, there were some rumors that Art Rare and Special Art Rare cards may change in some significant capacity. However, with this release, it looks like ARs and SARs are sticking around just as they’ve been.

That's not to say there aren't any changes coming into a new era and I'm excited to see what else follows as new sets get released! Here's what we've seen so far:

A new gold card rarity has been introduced called Mega Ultra Rare (MUR). These gold cards are different from previous ones in that the card art is unique and not simply a gold version of the corresponding full art card (SR).
There are now full art versions of Trainer cards (previously, they were only in sets as gold cards).
Full art cards now have a shimmery, glitter layer on top.
For TCG players, the Mega evolution mechanic has a slight change from XY. MEgas now evolve from their final pre-evolution stage (e.g. Mega Venusaur ex evolves from Stage 2 Ivysaur), rather than from their fully evolved Basic ex card. Also, instead of the player's turn ending after evolving, Megas now give up three Prize Cards when knocked out.

Curious as to which cards are the most valuable from Mega Symphonia? Here are the Top 12. (compiled from various sources such as TCGPlayer, Collectr, Pricecharting, etc.)

PK Ranger Kat's Bonus Pick:Aw, look at the cute, little Stufful with its innocent, self-satisfied look... the one that shows up after a day of absolute destruction. The Stufful Art Rare might be a bit triggering for some pet owners, but I bet the artist, Okacheke, had fun with the idea of a stuffed-animal Pokémon relieving everything else of its stuffing!

Shop Mega Symphonia booster boxes and booster packs at The Poké Court! Prefer English cards? Find the English versions of Mega Symphonia cards in Mega Evolution Base.

Shop Mega Symphonia at The Trainer Court!

Updated 8/13/2025

That's not to say there aren't any changes coming into a new era and I'm excited to see what else follows as new sets get released! Here's what we've seen so far:

A new gold card rarity has been introduced called Mega Ultra Rare (MUR). These gold cards are different from previous ones in that the card art is unique and not simply a gold version of the corresponding full art card (SR).
There are now full art versions of Trainer cards (previously, they were only in sets as gold cards).
Full art cards now have a shimmery, glitter layer on top.
For TCG players, the Mega evolution mechanic has a slight change from XY. MEgas now evolve from their final pre-evolution stage (e.g. Mega Venusaur ex evolves from Stage 2 Ivysaur), rather than from their fully evolved Basic ex card. Also, instead of the player's turn ending after evolving, Megas now give up three Prize Cards when knocked out.

Curious as to which cards are the most valuable from Mega Symphonia? Here are the Top 12. (compiled from various sources such as TCGPlayer, Collectr, Pricecharting, etc.)

Shop Mega Symphonia booster boxes and booster packs at The Poké Court! Prefer English cards? Find the English versions of Mega Symphonia cards in Mega Evolution Base.