May 22, 2026
Pokemon.com product and set pages both point to the same street date.
Independent Set Tracker
Chaos Rising Card List
A fast reference page for publicly revealed cards from Pokemon TCG: Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising, anchored to official release facts and cross-checked public set pages.
Last reviewed on April 19, 2026. This page tracks confirmed public information only and is not an official Pokemon website.
Snapshot
The shortest useful brief on Chaos Rising right now.
Official copy frames Mega Floette ex as the force throwing Lumiose City into turmoil, with Mega Greninja ex, Mega Pyroar ex, and Mega Dragalge ex positioned as the answer. Public card list pages currently expose only a small first wave of confirmed entries.
Fourth Mega Evolution expansion
Public references describe Chaos Rising as the fourth English set in the Mega Evolution block.
Not a final full card list yet
This site uses a “revealed so far” framing because public set pages remain incomplete as of April 19, 2026.
Based on Ninja Spinner
Community reference pages connect Chaos Rising to the Japanese Ninja Spinner release.
Confirmed Cards So Far
Publicly revealed Chaos Rising cards, cleaned up into one view.
015/086
Double Rare
Mega Pyroar ex
Fire / Mega Pokemon ex
One of the earliest confirmed Mega Evolution reveals tied to the Chaos Rising preview cycle.
022/086
Double Rare
Mega Greninja ex
Water / Mega Pokemon ex
The most heavily featured preview card in public write-ups about the set.
035/086
Double Rare
Mega Floette ex
Psychic / Mega Pokemon ex
Official set blurbs position Mega Floette ex as the force turning Lumiose City into chaos.
036/086
Common
Espurr
Psychic / Pokemon
A non-ex entry that confirms the first reveal wave is not limited to headline chase cards.
065/086
Double Rare
Mega Dragalge ex
Dragon / Mega Pokemon ex
Included in both official blurbs and community card pages as part of the first confirmed group.
No cards match that filter yet.
This is intentionally a revealed-so-far tracker, not a speculative full set database. When more public cards surface, the list can expand without changing the page structure.
Set Overview
What public sources agree on.
The official set page describes Chaos Rising as a Lumiose City conflict expansion where Mega Floette ex drives unrest and Mega Greninja ex rallies counter-pressure. Community reference pages add the first publicly visible card names and numbering.
Official Facts
- Pokemon.com lists the set release date as May 22, 2026.
- The official page says the set contains over 120 cards.
- Official copy calls out five Mega Evolution Pokemon ex.
- Official copy also cites 20+ Trainer cards and 35+ special illustration cards.
Collector Read
Right now the practical question is not “What is every card?” but “Which cards are already confirmed, and
which claims still depend on incomplete preview pages?”
That is why this first build privileges source links, numbering, and release clarity over speculative price tables or thin placeholder rows.
Public Products
- The official Build & Battle article was published on April 13, 2026.
- Pokemon.com product pages already list a Booster Bundle and Elite Trainer Box.
- Community set pages connect the English set to the Japanese Ninja Spinner release.
- The current card grid should be read as an initial confirmed slice, not a completed checklist.
FAQ
Fast answers before the card pool fully opens up.
Is this the full Chaos Rising card list?
No. As of April 19, 2026, public pages expose only a small confirmed preview wave, so this site uses a revealed-so-far standard.
When does Chaos Rising release?
Public Pokemon.com pages list the English release date as May 22, 2026.
Why are there only five cards on the page?
Because those are the cards consistently visible across public reference pages right now. The site avoids filling gaps with unverified entries.
Is this site affiliated with Pokemon?
No. It is an independent editorial reference page built around public sources and outward links.
Sources
Where the page facts come from.
The site keeps official release information separate from community card-page cross-checks so the confidence level stays clear.
Official
Community Cross-check
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