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Mega Symphonia from the Japanese MEGA series
Mega Symphonia in Japanese is an expansion in the MEGA series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game and has the set code M1S. The set was released on August 1, 2025, alongside Mega Brave, making it one of the first expansions of the new Mega era. A Japanese Booster contains five randomly assorted cards and combines modern Pokémon cards with the return of popular Mega Evolutions.
Mega Gardevoir ex at the heart of the set
The central Pokémon in Mega Symphonia is Mega Gardevoir ex, which also features prominently in the design of the Japanese Booster packs and Displays. Its game mechanics make it possible to build up Energy quickly and then deal high damage. With its elegant design, Gardevoir’s popularity, and its Mega-Entwicklung, Mega Gardevoir ex is one of the M1S expansion’s key collectible cards.
Discover more Mega Evolution Pokémon ex
In addition to Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Symphonia features other Mega Pokémon ex, such as Mega Latias ex, Mega Kangaskhan ex, Mega Abomasnow ex, and Mega Manectric ex. The different Pokémon types and game mechanics add variety and also make the set appealing to Collectors looking to build a diverse collection of modern Japanese Mega Evolutions.
Mega Symphonia 30er Booster Display in Japanese
The Pokémon Mega Symphonia 30-pack Booster Box – Japanese contains 30 Booster packs with five cards each. A complete Booster Display therefore contains 150 randomly assorted cards from the M1S expansion. It is ideal for larger openings, building a Mega Symphonia collection, or keeping sealed as part of a Japanese Sealed collection.
Mega Symphonia Booster Pack for small openings
With the Pokémon Mega Symphonia M1S Booster Pack – Japanese, you can also explore the expansion one pack at a time. Each Booster contains five randomly selected Japanese Pokémon cards. This compact format is ideal if you want to get to know Mega Symphonia first, combine different Japanese sets, or open just a few packs.
AR and SAR cards with connected illustrations
A special highlight of Mega Symphonia is its selection of Art Rare and Special Product Art Rare cards, whose illustrations can be connected. Placed side by side, several cards create a continuous overall image, giving the set a distinctive visual collecting appeal. These cards make Mega Symphonia especially appealing to fans of modern Pokémon card art and beautifully designed Japanese sets.
Mega Symphonia and its sister set Mega Brave
Mega Symphonia was released alongside Mega Brave, marking the start of the Japanese MEGA series. While Mega Gardevoir ex leads the M1S set, Pokémon Mega Brave in Japanese features Mega Lucario ex and Mega Venusaur ex, among others. This gives both expansions their own distinct Mega Pokémon, making them a great set duo to collect.
Discover M1S and M1L together
Anyone looking to collect not only Mega Symphonia, but the complete release featuring M1S and M1L, will find products from both expansions in our collection Pokémon Mega Brave & Mega Symphonia in Japanese. This lets you choose between the sets or add Mega Gardevoir, Mega Lucario, and other Mega Evolutions together to your Japanese Pokémon collection.
