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Pokémon Aura Seeker Officially Revealed in Japan: Mega Lucario Z ex Leads

Japan's Aura Seeker (M7) is official for November 27: 78 cards, Mega Lucario Z ex, Mega Garchomp Z ex and Mega Absol Z ex. Reported English name: Flowing Fists.

By Brandon · · 3 min read

Official Japanese key art for Pokémon TCG Aura Seeker (Hadou Seeker) with the M7 booster pack and Mega Lucario Z, release date November 27, 2026
Image: The Pokémon Company.

Japan’s next Mega Evolution set just got its official reveal, and if PokeBeach’s reporting holds, these are the cards English collectors will eventually open.

What’s official

From the official Japanese Pokémon Card Game site:

DetailConfirmed
NameAura Seeker (ハドウシーカー, “Hadou Seeker”)
Set codeM7
Japanese releaseFriday, November 27, 2026
Pack5 cards, ¥200 suggested retail
Main set78 cards (cards are numbered out of /078)
HeadlinerMega Lucario Z ex

PokeBeach estimates 35 to 40 secret rares on top of the 78, which would put the total around 115 cards, in line with recent Mega Evolution sets. That part is their estimate, not official.

Cards to chase

Mega Lucario Z ex Japanese card from Aura Seeker, 330 HP Mega Garchomp Z ex Japanese card from Aura Seeker, 360 HP Mega Absol Z ex Japanese card from Aura Seeker, 270 HP

The three Z Mega ex on the official site: Lucario, Garchomp and Absol. Images: The Pokémon Company.

The Z Megas

The headline beyond the headliner: Aura Seeker brings Z Mega Evolutions to the TCG. PokeBeach reports they come from the Mega Dimension video game DLC. The official site shows three. These card names and attack names are our translations; official English names aren’t out yet.

  • Mega Lucario Z ex (Stage 1, 330 HP). Its Ability, Aura Seeker, searches your deck for a Supporter once a turn while it’s Active. Dancing Fist does 120, plus 120 more against a Pokémon ex.
  • Mega Garchomp Z ex (Stage 2, 360 HP). One attack does 30 for each Dragon Pokémon in your discard pile. The other hits for 240 and ignores effects on your opponent’s Active Pokémon.
  • Mega Absol Z ex (Basic, 270 HP). A 160-damage attack that stops your opponent from playing Special Energy or Stadiums from their hand next turn.

Other cards revealed

Sigilyph ex Japanese card from Aura Seeker Meloetta Japanese card from Aura Seeker Korrina Supporter card from Aura Seeker

Sigilyph ex, Meloetta and a Korrina Supporter. Images: The Pokémon Company.

  • Sigilyph ex (210 HP) is the anti-Mega card. Its Ability blocks all attack damage from your opponent’s Mega Evolution ex.
  • Meloetta (90 HP) puts up to 3 Basic Pokémon from your deck onto your Bench. A quick setup attacker for turn one.
  • Korrina’s Supporter adds 20 damage to your Mega Evolution ex’s attacks for each Prize card your opponent has already taken. A comeback card.

The English connection

Quick refresher with the honesty labels on: PokeBeach reports that the English version of these cards arrives as Flowing Fists on February 5, 2027, with prereleases January 23 to 31. That name and date are PokeBeach’s reporting, not an official Pokémon announcement. The Japanese set is the part that’s now official. PokeBeach also reports that Riolu, Mega Lucario Z ex and Sigilyph ex were already shown in English back in August, so the cards are coming even if the English branding isn’t confirmed.

The rest of the 78-card main set and the secret rare lineup will fill in over the coming weeks through Japanese reveals.

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