Phantasmal Flames Card List: Complete 94-Card Checklist

If you’re building a competitive deck or hunting for the next chase card, knowing every card in a new expansion is half the battle. The Phantasmal Flames set (ME02) packs 94 numbered cards and 36 secret rares, with a release date of November 14, 2025, and this complete checklist walks you through every card in order, from Oddish #001 to Wondrous Patch #094, plus the master set secrets.

Total Cards: 94 (base set) ·
Release Date (English): November 14, 2025 ·
Set Symbol: ME02 ·
Featured Pokémon ex: Mega Heracross ex, Ho-Oh ex, Suicune ex

Here are the official set details at a glance.

What is the complete Phantasmal Flames card list?

Full numbered checklist (001-094)

The base set runs from Oddish #001 to Wondrous Patch #094, with Pokémon, Trainers, and Energy cards mixed throughout. Here are the key anchor cards:

The following key cards are highlighted from the base set.

For the full 94-card list, download the official PDF from Pokémon TCG (official source).

The implication: The base set is just the foundation—collectors targeting a complete master set will need to chase 36 additional secret rares beyond the numbered 94.

Japanese vs. International numbering variances

• The Japanese release (May 16, 2025) uses a different numbering system and may include exclusive promos not found in the English set (Bulbapedia (Pokémon wiki)).
• Cardrake notes that the English base set is numbered 001/94 through 094/94, while the Japanese version may have a different total count due to regional secret rares (Cardrake (TCG set tracker)).

The pattern: If you’re collecting both regions, you’ll want separate checklists—one for English, one for Japanese—to avoid missing region-specific cards.

What is the Phantasmal Flames card list in order?

Alphabetical vs. numbered order

The official order follows the set number printed on each card, not alphabetical. Pokémon are grouped by type (Grass, Fire, Water, etc.), but within each type the sequence isn’t strictly alphabetical. For example, Oddish (#001) appears before Bellsprout (#005) even though Bellsprout comes first alphabetically (Official PDF).

How the set is split by type

• Grass: Oddish (#001) through Heracross (#010)
• Fire: Charmander (#011) through Reshiram (#022)
• Water: Horsea (#023) through Suicune ex (#030)
• Lightning: Pikachu (#031) through Zapdos (#035)
• Psychic: Mismagius ex (#036) through Mega Gengar ex (#056)
• Fighting, Dark, Metal, Fairy, Dragon, Colorless: remaining numbers
• Trainers and Energy: from #078 through #094

What this means: If you’re sorting your binder by type, you’ll need to cross-reference the numbered order because the set groups evolutions together even when types differ (e.g., Charmander–Charizard is Fire but Dragonite later is Colorless).

How much does the Phantasmal Flames Booster Box cost?

Average market price on release

At launch, booster boxes typically retail around $160–$180 USD from official channels. Secondary market prices on TCGplayer and eBay can spike to $200+ depending on pull rates for the most valuable cards (TCGplayer (marketplace)).

Where to buy (official Pokémon Center vs. secondary market)

• Pokémon Center: Guaranteed MSRP, but stock often sells out quickly.
• Local game stores: May offer pre-order discounts but limited allocation.
• TCGplayer / eBay: Market-driven pricing; use sold listings to gauge real value (TCGplayer (marketplace)).

The trade-off: Buying sealed early guarantees supply but at a premium; waiting a few months may lower prices if demand cools, though chase-card values tend to rise.

What cards are in the Phantasmal Flames master set?

Master set definition: every variant of every card

A master set includes all 94 base cards plus every parallel foil and secret rare. According to Cardrake (TCG set tracker), the master set totals 130 cards: 94 numbered cards and 36 secret rares. Bulbapedia confirms the 130 figure, noting 6 Mega Evolution ex, 4 ex, 13 Illustration Rare, 17 Ultra Rare, and 5 Special Illustration Rare cards (Bulbapedia (Pokémon wiki)).

List of all 94 base cards plus secret rares and reverse holos

The 36 secret rares include Illustration Rares, special gold Hyper Rares, and additional full-art variants beyond the base set. Reverse holos of every base card also exist, but unless they have a different art or card number, most collectors consider them part of the “complete set” rather than the “master set” (Pokellector (set database)).

The catch: No promo cards are part of the master set unless specifically included in the expansion’s numbering—so keep an eye on any pre-release promos that may be listed separately.

What is the difference between the English and Japanese Phantasmal Flames card list?

Release dates

Japanese set launched May 16, 2025; English set follows on November 14, 2025 — a six-month gap (Bulbapedia (Pokémon wiki)).

Card number differences

Japanese sets often number cards differently and may include exclusive secret rares not in the English version. For example, some Japanese Ultra Rares may not have English equivalents (Cardrake (TCG set tracker)).

Rarity distribution differences

• The English set has 94 base cards; the Japanese set may have a slightly different total due to regional exclusive slots.
• Japanese packs often have higher pull rates for Illustration Rares, making the English master set harder to complete.

Why this matters: Collectors who chase both regional releases need to budget for two separate master sets, because the Japanese exclusive cards may never get an English print.

“See the complete lineup from the Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Phantasmal Flames expansion.”

— Official Pokémon TCG gallery (set source)

“The master set contains 130 cards, split into 94 base-set cards and 36 secret rares and special variants.”

— Cardrake (TCG set tracker)

For collectors chasing a complete English master set, the Phantasmal Flames expansion offers 130 unique cards to track, with early pricing data suggesting the top chase cards like Mega Charizard X ex will command significant premiums on the secondary market. For anyone building a competitive deck, the base set provides strong new Mega Evolution ex options that could shift the meta. The choice is clear: plan your budget early, decide whether to chase the full master set or just the playable cards, and keep the official PDF bookmarked for quick reference.

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For an extensive overview of the full set in Dutch, including booster box prices and where to buy, check the Phantasmal Flames kaartenlijst from our international partners.

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