Phantasmal Flames

Pokémon Phantasmal Flames (PFL, ME02) card list: 130 cards, worldwide release 14 Nov 2025, pull rates and what each Mega Charizard X ex is worth.

Phantasmal Flames was released worldwide on 14 November 2025, so the UK and the rest of Europe got it on the same day as North America — there was no European delay this time, unlike Mega Evolution. It is the second expansion of the Mega Evolution series: set code PFL on the cards, official designation ME02, and its Japanese counterpart is Inferno X. All 130 cards, grouped by number: 001–094 — 94 main-set cards, 20 of them Rare or Double Rare 095–107 — 13 Illustration Rare, from Ludicolo 095 to Ambipom 107 108–124 — 17 Ultra Rare: eight Pokémon ex, eight Trainers and Ignition Energy 125–129 — 5 Special Illustration Rare 130 — a fully gold Mega Charizard X ex, rarity Mega Hyper Rare Packs hold 10 cards in four artworks — Mega Charizard X, Mega Gengar, Mega Heracross and Mega Lopunny — and a booster box holds 36. The Pokémon Company does not publish pull rates; the community figures reported by Card Codex on 18 November 2025 and repeated by TCGTalk are one Double Rare in 5 packs, Illustration Rare in 9, Ultra Rare in 12, Special Illustration Rare in 80 and the gold Charizard in 1,260. The chase cards are all Mega Charizard X ex: on Cardmarket's 17 October 2026 trend the 125 is at €714, the gold 130 at €211 and the Ultra Rare 109 at €24, with Mega Sharpedo ex 127 and Meowth 106 next at about €16.50. TCGplayer has the same three Charizards on top. The whole set comes to about €1,090, 85% of it in two cards, and 97 of the 130 trend under €1.