MEGA Munikis Zero

The MEGA Munikis Zero is one of the products that introduced the modern MEGA Evolution era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

Released in Japan on August 1, 2025, Mega Symphonia launched alongside its companion expansion, Mega Brave. The set features powerful Mega Evolution Pokémon, including Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Latias ex, Mega Kangaskhan ex, Mega Abomasnow ex, and Mega Manectric ex.

At the center of the collection is Mega Gardevoir ex, which appears in several rarities and finishes at the top of the set’s numbered checklist with its Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) version.

A sealed Japanese Mega Symphonia Booster Box contains 30 booster packs, with 5 cards per pack, for 150 cards in total.

MEGA Munikis Zero at a Glance

Product Detail	Information
Product	MEGA Munikis Zero
Japanese Name	メガシンフォニア
Set Code	M1S
Series	MEGA
Product Type	Japanese Expansion Pack
Japanese Release Date	August 1, 2025
Packs per Box	30
Cards per Pack	5
Cards per Box	150
Main Set	63 cards
Complete Numbered Checklist	92 cards
Art Rare	12
Secret Rare	11
Special Art Rare	5
Mega Ultra Rare	1

The official Pokémon Card Game website confirms that Mega Symphonia launched on August 1, 2025 and that each booster pack contains five randomly inserted cards.

Specialist checklists currently catalogue 92 numbered cards, consisting of 63 main-set cards and 29 higher-rarity cards.

What Is MEGA Munikis Zero M1S?

Mega MEGA Munikis Zero TCG expansion from the MEGA series.

It was released together with Mega Brave, creating the opening pair of Japanese MEGA-era expansions.

While Mega Brave centers on Mega Lucario ex, Mega Symphonia places Mega Gardevoir ex at the heart of its collection.

The set also introduces several other Mega Evolution Pokémon:

• Mega Abomasnow ex
• Mega Manectric ex
• Mega Gardevoir ex
• Mega Latias ex
• Mega Kangaskhan ex

These five Mega ex Pokémon appear in the main set, with several receiving additional higher-rarity versions.

Mega MEGA Munikis Zero

MEGA Munikis Zero has a 63-card main set, numbered from 001/063 through 063/063.

The additional cards run from 064/063 through 092/063, giving the set a total of 92 numbered cards.

The higher-rarity section contains:

• 12 Art Rare cards
• 11 Super Rare cards
• 5 Special Art Rare cards
• 1 Mega Ultra Rare card

This structure makes M1S relatively compact compared with some larger modern Pokémon expansions.

Mega Gardevoir ex

Mega Gardevoir ex is the defining card of Mega Symphonia.

Its regular Double Rare version is:

• 042/063 — Mega Gardevoir ex

It then appears as:

• 078/063 — Mega Gardevoir ex SR
• 087/063 — Mega Gardevoir ex SAR
• 092/063 — Mega Gardevoir ex MUR

The MUR version is the final numbered card in the entire set.

This four-stage rarity progression makes Mega Gardevoir ex particularly important for collectors building a complete Mega Gardevoir collection.

The 092/063 MUR also represents the set’s single Mega Ultra Rare card.

MEGA Munikis Zero ex Special Art Rare

The 087/063 Mega Gardevoir ex SAR provides a premium illustrated treatment of the set’s central Pokémon.

The SAR version is one of five Special Art Rare cards in Mega Symphonia.

The complete SAR section includes:

• Mega Gardevoir ex — 087/063
• Mega Latias ex — 088/063
• Mega Kangaskhan ex — 089/063
• Acerola’s Mischief — 090/063
• Wally’s Compassion — 091/063

This gives the SAR section a mixture of Mega Evolution Pokémon and Trainer-focused artwork.

Mega Latias ex

Mega Latias ex is another major Pokémon in M1S.

It appears at:

• 049/063 — Mega Latias ex
• 079/063 — Mega Latias ex SR
• 088/063 — Mega Latias ex SAR

The set also contains Latios 050/063, creating a natural Latias-and-Latios theme within the expansion.

For collectors interested in Legendary Pokémon and Mega Evolution, the combination of Mega Latias ex and Latios gives this part of the set a distinct identity.

MEGA Munikis Zero

Mega Kangaskhan ex is the third Mega Evolution Pokémon to receive a Special Art Rare treatment.

Its versions include:

• 051/063 — Mega Kangaskhan ex
• 080/063 — Mega Kangaskhan ex SR
• 089/063 — Mega Kangaskhan ex SAR

This gives collectors another three-card rarity progression to follow within the set.

Mega Abomasnow ex

Mega Abomasnow ex appears as:

• 018/063 — Mega Abomasnow ex
• 076/063 — Mega Abomasnow ex SR

Unlike Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Latias ex and Mega Kangaskhan ex, it does not receive a Special Art Rare or MUR version in this set.

Its presence nevertheless helps establish the variety of Mega Evolution Pokémon included in M1S.

Mega Manectric ex

Mega Manectric ex is another featured Mega Pokémon.

It appears as:

• 032/063 — Mega Manectric ex
• 077/063 — Mega Manectric ex SR

This gives Mega Manectric collectors both the regular Double Rare and premium Super Rare versions.

The 12 Art Rare Cards

Mega Symphonia contains 12 Art Rare cards, numbered 064 through 075.

They include:

• Shuckle — 064/063
• Ninjask — 065/063
• Litleo — 066/063
• Snover — 067/063
• Clawitzer — 068/063
• Inteleon — 069/063
• Helioptile — 070/063
• Alakazam — 071/063
• Shedinja — 072/063
• Houndstone — 073/063
• Delibird — 074/063
• Stufful — 075/063

These cards provide illustrated artwork for Pokémon that do not necessarily receive Mega Evolution versions.

The AR section therefore gives the set more variety beyond its headline Mega Pokémon.

The 11 Super Rare Cards

The Super Rare section runs from 076/063 through 086/063.

The Pokémon SR cards are:

• Mega Abomasnow ex — 076/063
• Mega Manectric ex — 077/063
• Mega Gardevoir ex — 078/063
• Mega Latias ex — 079/063
• Mega Kangaskhan ex — 080/063

The remaining SR cards include:

• Buddy-Buddy Poffin — 081/063
• Rare Candy — 082/063
• Mega Signal — 083/063
• Acerola’s Mischief — 084/063
• Wally’s Compassion — 085/063
• Mystery Garden — 086/063

This section is notable because it combines Mega Evolution Pokémon with useful Item, Supporter, and Stadium cards.

Trainer Cards in MEGA Munikis Zero

MEGA Munikis Zero also contains several Trainer cards that connect with the set’s overall theme.

Some of the notable Trainer cards include:

• Acerola’s Mischief
• Wally’s Compassion
• Mega Signal
• Buddy-Buddy Poffin
• Rare Candy
• Mystery Garden
• Surfing Beach
• Forest of Vitality
• Strange Timepiece

Acerola’s Mischief and Wally’s Compassion receive both SR and SAR versions.

This provides another collecting path for people who enjoy Trainer cards rather than focusing exclusively on Pokémon.

MEGA Munikis Zero Booster Box Contents

A sealed Japanese Mega Symphonia Booster Box contains:

• 30 booster packs
• 5 cards per pack
• 150 cards per box

The official Pokémon Card Game website states that the five cards in each booster are randomly inserted.

A box should not be expected to contain every card in the 92-card checklist. Duplicate cards are possible, and specific high-rarity cards should not be treated as guaranteed unless an official product statement says otherwise.

MEGA Munikis Zero and Mega Brave

Mega Symphonia was released alongside Mega Brave, making the two sets the opening Japanese pair of the MEGA series.

The two products have different set codes:

• Mega Symphonia — M1S
• Mega Brave — M1L

Their card pools are also different.

Mega Symphonia focuses heavily on Mega Gardevoir ex and includes Mega Latias ex and Mega Kangaskhan ex, while Mega Brave has its own Mega Evolution lineup.

For collectors buying sealed Japanese products, checking the set code on the packaging is important because the two boxes can look similar while containing different cards.

MEGA Munikis Zero and the International Mega Evolution Set

The MEGA Munikis Zero product should not be treated as identical to the international Mega Evolution expansion.

The international release combines cards from the Japanese Mega Symphonia and Mega Brave products into a broader English-language set.

As a result, collectors should distinguish between:

• Japanese Mega Symphonia M1S
• Japanese Mega Brave M1L
• International Mega Evolution

The Japanese M1S box has its own packaging, Japanese card text, set numbering, and 30-pack configuration.

Why Collect a MEGA Munikis Zero?

MEGA Munikis Zero offers several collecting themes.

The Beginning of the MEGA Era

The set belongs to the first wave of Japanese Pokémon TCG products released under the modern MEGA series.

That makes M1S part of a significant transition in the Pokémon TCG product timeline.

Mega Gardevoir ex

Mega Gardevoir ex appears in four different rarity treatments:

• Regular Double Rare
• Super Rare
• Special Art Rare
• Mega Ultra Rare

This creates a substantial Mega Gardevoir mini-collection within one expansion.

Mega Legendary Pokémon

Mega Latias ex adds a Legendary Pokémon to the set’s premium lineup.

Trainer Artwork

Acerola’s Mischief and Wally’s Compassion receive premium treatments, giving Trainer collectors additional cards to pursue.

Japanese Sealed Product

A sealed M1S Booster Box also provides a way to collect the original Japanese packaging from the beginning of the MEGA era.

Storing a Sealed Mega Symphonia Booster Box

If you plan to keep the box sealed, proper storage is important.

Store your Mega Symphonia Booster Box:

• Away from direct sunlight
• In a cool, dry environment
• Away from high humidity
• Away from water and condensation
• Away from extreme heat
• On a stable surface
• Inside a protective case when appropriate

The shrink wrap and original box should be protected from scratches, tears, crushing, and unnecessary handling.

Mega Symphonia for Pokémon TCG Collectors

The Japanese Mega Symphonia Booster Box M1S captures the beginning of a new Pokémon TCG era.

Its 63-card main set and 29-card higher-rarity section feature five different Mega Evolution Pokémon, with Mega Gardevoir ex serving as the central character of the expansion.

The set’s rarity progression is particularly interesting. Mega Gardevoir ex appears as a regular Double Rare, SR, SAR, and finally the set’s single MUR card. Mega Latias ex and Mega Kangaskhan ex also receive SAR versions, while the Art Rare section adds 12 illustrated Pokémon cards.

For collectors building a Japanese MEGA-era collection, M1S represents the starting point of an important new chapter in Pokémon TCG history.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mega Symphonia M1S?

Mega Symphonia is a Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion from the MEGA series. It was released in Japan on August 1, 2025, alongside Mega Brave.

How many packs are in a Mega Symphonia Booster Box?

A Japanese Mega Symphonia Booster Box contains 30 booster packs, with 5 cards per pack.

How many cards are in Mega Symphonia?

The complete numbered checklist contains 92 cards: 63 main-set cards and 29 higher-rarity cards.

What is the main chase card in MEGA Munikis Zero?

Mega Gardevoir ex is the central Pokémon of the set and appears in four rarity treatments, including the 092/063 Mega Ultra Rare.

Does Mega Symphonia have Mega Latias ex?

Yes. Mega Latias ex appears as the regular 049/063, SR 079/063, and SAR 088/063 versions.

Does Mega Symphonia have Mega Kangaskhan ex?

Yes. Mega Kangaskhan ex appears at 051/063, 080/063, and 089/063.

Does Mega Symphonia have Mega Abomasnow ex?

Yes. Mega Abomasnow ex appears as 018/063 and 076/063.

Does Mega Symphonia have Mega Manectric ex?

Yes. Mega Manectric ex appears as 032/063 and 077/063.

What is the Japanese set code?

The Japanese set code is M1S.

Is Mega Symphonia the same as Mega Brave?

No. Mega Symphonia and Mega Brave are separate Japanese expansions released on the same date. Mega Symphonia uses M1S, while Mega Brave uses M1L.

Is Mega Symphonia the same as the English Mega Evolution set?

No. The international Mega Evolution release combines cards from the two Japanese launch expansions, while M1S is the original Japanese Mega Symphonia product.

Explore the Mega Symphonia M1S Collection

The Japanese Mega Symphonia Booster Box M1S is a significant product for collectors following the modern evolution of the Pokémon TCG.

Released on August 1, 2025, it helped launch the MEGA series alongside Mega Brave and introduced a collection centered around Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Latias ex, Mega Kangaskhan ex, Mega Abomasnow ex, and Mega Manectric ex.

With 30 packs per box, five cards per pack, 92 numbered cards, 12 Art Rares, five Special Art Rares, and the unique 092/063 Mega Gardevoir ex MUR, Mega Symphonia offers several distinct collecting paths.

For Japanese Pokémon TCG collectors, M1S is more than another booster box. It represents the opening chapter of the modern MEGA Evolution era.