Abyss Eye (M5) card list and chase cards

Abyss Eye brought Mega Darkrai ex into the card game for the first time. Darkrai holds the top two cards in the set, the gold Mega Ultra Rare first and the Special Art Rare second, with Morpeko ex and the trainer Gwynn behind them. It came out in Japan on 22 May 2026 and became the English set Pitch Black.

What are the chase cards in Abyss Eye?

1. 
   Mega Darkrai exMega Ultra Rare (MUR) · 118/081

   Market price$358AUD

2. 
   Mega Darkrai exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 114/081

   Market price$216AUD

3. 
   Morpeko exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 115/081

   Market price$49AUD

Ranked by what an ungraded copy sells for on PriceCharting, October 2026, converted to Australian dollars. No card is guaranteed in any box.

The 10 most valuable Abyss Eye cards

Market prices are for ungraded cards in near mint condition and move every week. Our guide to checking Japanese card prices shows where to look up a card before you buy or sell it.

How many cards are in Abyss Eye?

Abyss Eye has 118 cards. The main set is numbered 001/081 to 081/081, while the 37 secret rares carry on above it from 082/081 to 118/081. The secret rares are where the chase cards live:

• 12 Art Rares
• 18 Super Rares
• 6 Special Art Rares
• 1 Mega Ultra Rare

Our rarity guide explains what each of those codes looks like on the card and what it is called in English.

Every secret rare in Abyss Eye

What is in a Abyss Eye booster box?

A sealed Abyss Eye box holds 30 packs of 5 cards, 150 cards in all. Pokémon doesn't publish pull rates. Going by what collectors report, a standard Mega era box like this one typically holds three Art Rares, a Trainer SR and one card of SR or better as the main hit, along with about four Double Rare Pokémon ex. Special Art Rares turn up in roughly 1 box in 3 to 6 and the gold Mega Ultra Rare in about 1 box in 50 to 55. These are unofficial figures, so no box is promised any of them. Our pull rates guide explains where the collector numbers come from.

What is Abyss Eye called in English?

The cards of Abyss Eye went into the English set Pitch Black. English cards also use different rarity names, so the Japanese AR is called an Illustration Rare and the SAR a Special Illustration Rare.

Where to buy Abyss Eye in Australia

We stock Abyss Eye at $128.88 and Abyss Eye · 5-Pack Bundle at $33.88, sealed and on the shelf in Sydney. Every order ships tracked for a flat $14 anywhere in Australia. For the three most valuable cards of every other set, see the top hits guide.

Sources

• Limitless TCG, Abyss Eye (M5) Japanese card list
• TCGdex, Abyss Eye Japanese set data
• PriceCharting, Pokémon Japanese Abyss Eye prices
• Pokémon Card Game official card search (card pictures)

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