Japan gets its next Pokémon TCG expansion, Aura Seeker (ハドウシーカー), on 27 November, and the official product page that went up on 23 October shows three Z Mega Evolution Pokémon at the front of it. The Pokémon Company lists each booster at ¥200 for five cards. According to PokéGuardian, a box holds 30 packs and costs ¥6,000 including tax.
Mega Lucario Z ex and two new Z Megas
Z Mega Evolutions first showed up in the Mega Dimension add-on for Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and Aura Seeker is where they reach the card game. Mega Lucario Z ex, the card the set is built around, has an Ability that shares its name with the set. It searches your deck for a Supporter, and its Dancing Fist attack is aimed at opposing Pokémon ex.
The two newcomers are Mega Absol Z ex and Mega Garchomp Z ex. Absol's 160-damage attack also stops the opponent from playing Stadiums or attaching Special Energy from hand on their next turn. Garchomp's Drago Avenger does 30 damage for every Dragon Pokémon in your discard pile and has no ceiling. Its second attack, Sonic Edge, does 240 and ignores effects on the defending Pokémon. Serebii's set list numbers the main set to 078 and puts Absol at 030, Lucario at 057 and Garchomp at 067.
Trainers and support cards
The new Supporter Korrina's Earnestness adds 20 damage to your Mega Evolution Pokémon ex's attacks for each Prize card your opponent has already taken. That makes it a comeback card. The Stadium Fight Arena lets each player heal 20 damage from each of their Pokémon without a Rule Box once per turn. Among the smaller Pokémon, Vibrava and Flygon help fill the discard pile for Garchomp, Pawmot can attack twice, and Meloetta puts up to three Basic Pokémon onto the Bench early in a game.
Not every card has been shown yet. Serebii is adding cards as they are revealed, and secret rares have not been announced. Outside Japan, Aura Seeker becomes Flowing Fists, the English set due on 5 February 2027.