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Inferno X (M2) card list and chase cards

Every secret rare in the Japanese set, the ten cards worth the most and what a sealed box holds.

By Kai Chai · Updated

Inferno X Japanese Pokémon booster box
Key takeaways
  • Inferno X (M2) came out in Japan on Friday 26 September 2025.
  • It has 116 cards, 80 in the main set plus 36 secret rares.
  • The most valuable card is Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) 116/080, at about $954 AUD ungraded.
  • A sealed box holds 30 packs of 5 cards.
  • Its cards went into the English set Phantasmal Flames.

Inferno X is the Charizard set of the Mega era. Mega Charizard X ex fills the top two places as its gold Mega Ultra Rare and its Special Art Rare, both selling for many times anything else in the set. It came out in Japan on 26 September 2025 and became the English set Phantasmal Flames.

What are the chase cards in Inferno X?

  1. Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Ultra Rare (MUR), 116/080, Japanese Pokémon card
    Mega Charizard X exMega Ultra Rare (MUR) · 116/080

    Market price$954AUD

  2. Mega Charizard X ex, Special Art Rare (SAR), 110/080, Japanese Pokémon card
    Mega Charizard X exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 110/080

    Market price$809AUD

  3. Oricorio ex, Special Art Rare (SAR), 111/080, Japanese Pokémon card
    Oricorio exSpecial Art Rare (SAR) · 111/080

    Market price$43AUD

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 Inferno X cards

#CardNumberMarket price
1Mega Charizard X exMega Ultra Rare (MUR)116/080$954
2Mega Charizard X exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)110/080$809
3Oricorio exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)111/080$43
4Mega Charizard X exSuper Rare (SR)094/080$36
5DawnSpecial Art Rare (SAR)115/080$29
6Mega Sharpedo exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)113/080$19
7Mega Lopunny exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)114/080$14
8Rotom exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)112/080$13
9PiplupArt Rare (AR)085/080$9
10DawnSuper Rare (SR)106/080$7

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 Inferno X?

Inferno X has 116 cards. The main set is numbered 001/080 to 080/080, while the 36 secret rares carry on above it from 081/080 to 116/080. The secret rares are where the chase cards live:

  • 12 Art Rares
  • 17 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 Inferno X

NumberCardRarity
081/080LudicoloArt Rare (AR)
082/080NymbleArt Rare (AR)
083/080CharcadetArt Rare (AR)
084/080DewgongArt Rare (AR)
085/080PiplupArt Rare (AR)
086/080YamperArt Rare (AR)
087/080ZacianArt Rare (AR)
088/080FlygonArt Rare (AR)
089/080ToxtricityArt Rare (AR)
090/080TogedemaruArt Rare (AR)
091/080WigglytuffArt Rare (AR)
092/080AmbipomArt Rare (AR)
093/080Mega Heracross exSuper Rare (SR)
094/080Mega Charizard X exSuper Rare (SR)
095/080Oricorio exSuper Rare (SR)
096/080Rotom exSuper Rare (SR)
097/080Mismagius exSuper Rare (SR)
098/080Mega Sharpedo exSuper Rare (SR)
099/080Empoleon exSuper Rare (SR)
100/080Mega Lopunny exSuper Rare (SR)
101/080Heat BurnerSuper Rare (SR)
102/080SwitchSuper Rare (SR)
103/080Sacred CharmSuper Rare (SR)
104/080Punk HelmetSuper Rare (SR)
105/080Grimsley's One MoveSuper Rare (SR)
106/080DawnSuper Rare (SR)
107/080FirebreatherSuper Rare (SR)
108/080Battle ColosseumSuper Rare (SR)
109/080Ignition EnergySuper Rare (SR)
110/080Mega Charizard X exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
111/080Oricorio exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
112/080Rotom exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
113/080Mega Sharpedo exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
114/080Mega Lopunny exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
115/080DawnSpecial Art Rare (SAR)
116/080Mega Charizard X exMega Ultra Rare (MUR)

What is in a Inferno X booster box?

A sealed Inferno X 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 Inferno X called in English?

The cards of Inferno X went into the English set Phantasmal Flames. 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 Inferno X in Australia

We stock Inferno X at $218.88 and Inferno X · 5-Pack Bundle at $48.88, 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.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Inferno X?

Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) 116/080, at about $954 AUD ungraded on PriceCharting in October 2026. Mega Charizard X ex and Oricorio ex come next.

How many cards are in Inferno X?

116: a main set of 80 plus 36 secret rares, made up of 12 Art Rares, 17 Super Rares, 6 Special Art Rares and 1 Mega Ultra Rare.

How many Special Art Rares are in Inferno X?

6, numbered 110 to 115. The most valuable of them are ranked in the table above.

When did Inferno X come out?

Inferno X was released in Japan on Friday 26 September 2025.

How many packs are in a Inferno X booster box?

A sealed box holds 30 packs of 5 cards.

What is Inferno X called in English?

Its cards went into the English set Phantasmal Flames.

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About the author

Kai Chai is a Pokémon card collector in Sydney and the founder of WOOPR, a shop that sells only sealed Japanese product. More about WOOPR.

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