Inferno X Booster Box Japanese M2 | Mega Charizard X ex

The Inferno X booster box is the Japanese M2 expansion from the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series, released on September 26, 2025. This set brings Mega Charizard X ex into the modern Mega Evolution era, alongside Mega Heracross ex, Mega Sharpedo ex and Mega Lopunny ex. The official Pokémon Card Game website confirms the Japanese release date, ¥180 pack price, five cards per pack and random card insertion.

Official Pokémon Card Game — Inferno X M2

Mega Charizard X ex Headlines Inferno X

The main attraction of M2 Inferno X is Mega Charizard X ex.

Charizard’s Mega Evolution makes this one of the most recognizable cards in the early MEGA-era Japanese releases. Mega Charizard X ex appears across several rarity levels, culminating in the highly collectible SAR and MUR versions.

The set’s flagship MUR is Mega Charizard X ex #116/080, while the SAR is #110/080. The same Pokémon also appears as the regular Double Rare #013/080 and Secret Rare #094/080, giving collectors multiple versions to pursue.

A Fire-Focused Mega Evolution Expansion

Inferno X gives the Fire type a particularly strong presence.

Alongside Mega Charizard X ex, the set includes Moltres, Reshiram, Charmander, Charmeleon, Darumaka, Darmanitan and Ceruledge.

The official Pokémon Card Game page specifically presents Mega Charizard X ex as the headline Pokémon of the expansion, with its fiery attack theme fitting the Inferno X identity.

More Mega Pokémon to Collect

M2 isn’t only about Charizard.

The expansion also contains:

• Mega Heracross ex

• Mega Sharpedo ex

• Mega Lopunny ex

• Mega Charizard X ex

• Oricorio ex

• Rotom ex

• Mismagius ex

• Empoleon ex

This gives Inferno X a wider selection of Mega Evolution and Pokémon ex cards for collectors and players.

Art Rare Collection

Inferno X contains 12 Art Rare cards.

The AR lineup gives individual Pokémon illustrated treatments, including:

• Ludicolo

• Nymble

• Charcadet

• Dewgong

• Piplup

• Yamper

• Zacian

• Flygon

• Toxtricity

• Togedemaru

• Wigglytuff

• Ambipom

These cards provide a different collecting experience from the headline Mega Pokémon, with artwork focused on individual Pokémon rather than competitive card mechanics.

Dawn and the Special Art Rare Cards

Trainer collectors also have targets in M2.

Dawn SAR is one of the notable high-rarity Trainer cards, while the SAR lineup also includes:

• Mega Charizard X ex

• Oricorio ex

• Rotom ex

• Mega Sharpedo ex

• Mega Lopunny ex

• Dawn

This makes the secret-rarity portion of Inferno X appealing to both Pokémon collectors and Trainer-card collectors.

116 Cards to Collect

The complete M2 Inferno X checklist contains 116 cards:

• 80 main-set cards

• 12 Art Rare cards

• 17 Secret Rare cards

• 6 Special Art Rare cards

• 1 Mega Ultra Rare

The final card in the set is Mega Charizard X ex MUR #116/080.

This gives the expansion a substantial high-rarity section despite its 80-card numbered base set.

30 Japanese Booster Packs

One sealed Inferno X M2 booster box contains:

• 30 Japanese booster packs

• 5 cards per pack

• 150 cards per box

The official Pokémon Card Game product page confirms the five-card configuration and that cards are randomly inserted.

Because the cards are randomly inserted, opening a sealed box does not guarantee Mega Charizard X ex, the SAR, MUR, Dawn SAR or any other specific card.

A Key Early MEGA-Era Release

Inferno X follows the opening M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia releases.

That places M2 among the early Japanese products of the modern Mega Evolution era. For sealed collectors, this gives Inferno X additional significance beyond the individual chase cards.

The official Pokémon Card Game product page identifies Inferno X as part of the Pokémon Card Game MEGA series and gives its Japanese release date as September 26, 2025.

Japanese Factory-Sealed Pokémon Product

This listing is for a Japanese M2 Inferno X booster box.

Each box contains:

• Japanese-language Pokémon cards

• 30 booster packs

• 5 cards per pack

• Factory-sealed packaging

• M2 Inferno X expansion cards

The official Pokémon Center Online listing confirms the Japanese product’s 300 g weight, 13.7 × 14 × 3.6 cm dimensions, 30-pack configuration and September 26, 2025 release date.

Why Collect Inferno X?

Inferno X M2 combines one of Pokémon’s most recognizable characters with the return of Mega Evolution.

Mega Charizard X ex provides the major chase, while Mega Heracross ex, Mega Sharpedo ex, Mega Lopunny ex and a diverse Art Rare lineup give collectors plenty of additional cards to pursue.

For collectors building a Japanese Mega Evolution booster box collection, M2 Inferno X is an important early release and a natural follow-up to M1L Mega Brave and M1S Mega Symphonia.