Pull rates · Pokémon Japan

m1S: Mega Symphonia: what's in the box

Released Aug 1, 2025. A booster box sells for $85.70 on TCGplayer as of October 16, 2026. Below: every kind of pull in the set with what its cards sell for, and the set's most valuable cards. Spread doesn't have documented pull rates for this set yet, so it can't yet say whether opening a box beats keeping it sealed.

Booster box$85.70lowest listing $73.71
Rarest pull: Mega Ultra Rare$246.76average of 1 card, 2.9× the box price
Cards priced92one of every card: $489.53

Every kind of pull

Cards grouped by rarity or special printing, most valuable first. Pictures show the top cards in each; hover or tap for names.

Kind of pullAverage priceTypical (median) price
Mega Ultra RareMega Gardevoir ex - 092/063, $246.761 card$246.76$246.76
Special Art RareMega Gardevoir ex - 087/063, $96.97Mega Latias ex - 088/063, $31.12Mega Kangaskhan ex - 089/063, $27.645 cards$37.77$27.64
Art RareStufful - 075/063, $3.49Alakazam - 071/063, $3.42Shuckle - 064/063, $2.9312 cards$2.08$1.84
Super RareMega Gardevoir ex - 078/063, $4.15Acerola's Mischief - 084/063, $3.48Mega Latias ex - 079/063, $3.3811 cards$1.85$1.58

Most valuable cards

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Card makers don't publish pull rates. Log what came out of your boxes in the Pull Log: every log makes the rates more accurate, and once enough boxes are logged Spread can say whether opening beats keeping the box sealed.

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Prices: TCGplayer market prices (recent sales). All Pokémon Japan sets · How pull rates are calculated.