Pokémon TCG Japan: Hadou Seeker (M7) arrives Nov. 27 with Mega Lucario Z ex
The Japanese MEGA expansion M7 brings Mega Lucario Z ex, Mega Garchomp Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex, with 5-card packs at 200 yen (about $1.28).
The Pokémon Company has listed Hadou Seeker (ハドウシーカー, product code M7), a new Japanese expansion, on its official Pokémon Card Game site, and the release is set for November 27, 2026 in Japan. English-language fan sites translate the name as Aura Seeker. The set is headlined by three Mega Z Evolution Pokémon ex from the Legends Z-A video game: Mega Lucario Z ex, Mega Garchomp Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex.
Price and format
Hadou Seeker belongs to the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series as a MEGA Expansion Pack. It is described as the seventh main expansion of the Japanese Mega series and, per PokeGuardian, the sixth Japanese set of 2026.
Each booster pack holds 5 cards and costs 200 yen (about $1.28) with tax included. A booster box holds 30 packs and costs 6000 yen (about $38.26), tax included.
Set size is not settled. PokéZentrum states 78 Pokémon cards plus numerous Secret Rares, with numbering running to 078/078, while PokeGuardian lists 76 cards plus an unknown number of extras. As of the announcement, 21 cards had been revealed.
The Mega Z headliners
Mega Lucario Z ex (057/078) has an Ability named Aura Seeker. Once during your turn, while it is in the Active Spot, you may search your deck for a Supporter, reveal it, put it in your hand, and shuffle. Its attack Dancing Fist does 120+ damage, with 120 more if the opponent's Active Pokémon is a Pokémon ex.
Mega Garchomp Z ex (067/078) has Dragon Avenger, which does 30 damage per Dragon Pokémon in your discard pile, and Sonic Edge for 240 damage that ignores effects on the opponent's Active Pokémon.
Mega Absol Z ex (030/078) has Crimson Fear for 160. During the opponent's next turn, they cannot play Special Energy or Stadium cards from hand.
Trainers and supporting cast
The Supporter Korrina's Earnestness (075/078) makes attacks by your Mega Evolution ex Pokémon do 20 more damage to the opponent's Active Pokémon for each Prize card the opponent has already taken. The Stadium Fight Arena (078/078) lets each player, once during their own turn, heal 20 damage from each of their Pokémon without a Rule Box.
Other revealed Pokémon include Revavroom, Flygon, Vibrava, Meloetta, Mawile, the Pawmot line and Symboler ex.
- Pawmot has the Ability One-Two Punch, which lets it use its attack twice in a row, and the attack Mach Bolt for 100.
- Mawile's Big Jaw does 30 damage per card in the opponent's hand.
- Meloetta (032/078) has Welcome Song, which searches the deck for up to 3 Basic Pokémon to put on the Bench, and Perplex for 30, which Confuses the opponent's Active Pokémon.
- Revavroom's Long-Distance Drive does 100 damage, discards all Energy from it, and does 100 damage to 1 Benched opposing Pokémon.
Why it matters
The Mega Z Evolution Pokémon come from the Legends Z-A video game, and Mega Lucario Z ex has an Ability that searches the deck for a Supporter. TCGKing has also tracked other Pokémon TCG releases on the calendar, including the 30th Celebration Battle Decks in German. [F10,F11,CTX]
What is still unknown
The final card count and the Secret Rare list are not announced yet.
What it means for players and collectors
- Japanese release: note November 27, 2026 for Japan.
- Outside Japan: most cards are also expected in the international expansion Flowing Fists, releasing February 5, 2027 in Germany.
- Collectors: the Secret Rare list is still open, so the full chase is unclear.
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