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MEGA Dream ex — The 2025 Pokémon Set That Has Collectors Buzzing

  • Writer: wealth related
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  • 3 days ago
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Pokémon TCG is closing out 2025 with one of its most anticipated releases: MEGA Dream ex, a Japanese High Class Pack launching November 28, 2025. High Class Packs are historically known for strong hits, premium design, and long-term collectibility—and MEGA Dream ex is shaping up to follow in the footsteps of giants like VSTAR Universe and Tag Team GX.(PokéBeach Set Reveal)


The full main set includes 193 cards, and every booster contains 10 cards instead of the traditional five found in standard Japanese packs. Even better, each pack guarantees a Pokémon ex or Mega Evolution ex, making this one of the most value-dense rip experiences of the year.(PokéBeach Full Set Details)


MEGA Dream ex brings back one of the most beloved archetypes in Pokémon history—Mega Evolutions—with major headliners like Mega Dragonite ex. Combined with thematic reprints from 2024–25, this set blends nostalgia with accessibility, giving new collectors a chance to pick up powerful cards without overpaying on the secondary market.(CardChill Overview)


For collectors, MEGA Dream ex isn’t just another set release—it’s positioned to be one of the defining products of 2025. Between its guaranteed-hit structure, premium design, iconic Mega Evolution lineup, and role as a year-end anchor set, its appeal is already spreading across both sealed collectors and pack rippers alike.


Key Takeaways

  • Releases 11/28/25 in Japan

  • 193-card main set

  • 10-card boosters (guaranteed hit)

  • Mega Evolutions return in force


Why This Matters

  • High Class Packs traditionally become long-term collectibles

  • Strong artwork and guaranteed hits attract new and veteran collectors

  • Blends nostalgia (Mega Evolution) with modern gameplay mechanics


Collector Impact

  • Higher expected value per pack

  • Great sealed investment potential

  • Strong crossover appeal between players and collectors


What to Watch

  • Special Art Rares

  • Mega-focused chase cards

  • Early Japanese-to-English price differences

 
 
 
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