Japanese Pokémon Sets and Their English Equivalents

Released on the same day worldwide. The English set also includes the 30th Celebration Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon. Japanese set code not confirmed (Bulbapedia's symbol file is named "M6a"); not in TCGdex's Japanese list yet.

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Delta Reign is Storm Emeralda plus the 2026 Japanese ex Starter Sets. English release is upcoming (scheduled date per Bulbapedia).

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Pitch Black includes the cards from Abyss Eye.

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Chaos Rising includes the cards from Ninja Spinner.

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Perfect Order includes the cards from Nihil Zero.

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High Class Pack. Bulbapedia: cards from this subset are included in Ascended Heroes. English set is larger (217 vs 193 main cards); other sources of the extra cards not confirmed.

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Phantasmal Flames is Inferno X plus the MEGA Starter Sets (Mega Gengar ex, Mega Diancie ex).

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Combined with Mega Symphonia (M1S) into one English set, plus a few Trainer reprints from the Japanese Premium Trainer Box MEGA.

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Combined with Mega Brave (M1L) into one English set.

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One-to-one localisation, but Bulbapedia notes the English lists were modified so English Black Bolt carries Pokémon White exclusives (and White Flare the Pokémon Black exclusives), so some cards swapped between the two halves.

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One-to-one localisation, with some cards swapped between Black Bolt and White Flare in English (see SV11B note).

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About two thirds of Destined Rivals; combined with Hot Wind Arena (SV9a) and the Marnie and Steven ex Starter Sets. Serebii renders the name as "Glory of Team Rocket".

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About one third of Destined Rivals; combined with Glory of the Rocket Gang (SV10) and two ex Starter Sets. Serebii renders the name as "Hot Air Arena".

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Journey Together is Battle Partners plus several cards from the Generations Start Decks.

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High Class Pack. Prismatic Evolutions is mostly Terastal Fest ex plus cards from the Generations Start Decks. Serebii renders the name as "Terastal Festival ex".

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About two thirds of Surging Sparks; combined with Paradise Dragona (SV7a).

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About one third of Surging Sparks; combined with Super Electric Breaker (SV8), the Stellar Tera Type Starter Sets and some SV-P promos.

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Stellar Crown is Stellar Miracle plus cards from the Pokémon Card Game Battle Academy deck kit.

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Enhanced expansion pack; Shrouded Fable is its English equivalent (64 main cards in both).

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About two thirds of Twilight Masquerade; combined with Crimson Haze (SV5a). Serebii renders the name as "Mask of Change".

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About one third of Twilight Masquerade; combined with Transformation Mask (SV6).

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Combined with Cyber Judge (SV5M) and the Japanese Starter Deck & Build Sets into one English set.

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Combined with Wild Force (SV5K) and the Japanese Starter Deck & Build Sets into one English set.

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High Class Pack. Paldean Fates is mostly Shiny Treasure ex, plus leftovers from Raging Surf, Terastal Starter Sets, Ancient Roar and Future Flash.

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Ancient Roar + Future Flash make up about two thirds of Paradox Rift (Raging Surf and the Terastal Starter Sets the rest). Leftover cards went into Paldean Fates (PAF).

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Ancient Roar + Future Flash make up about two thirds of Paradox Rift. Leftover cards went into Paldean Fates (PAF).

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Bulbapedia lists it as about one third of Paradox Rift (with Ancient Roar and Future Flash). Cards not localised in Paradox Rift went into Paldean Fates (PAF).

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Obsidian Flames is mostly this set, plus the ex Special Set, ex Start Decks, two SV-P promos, leftovers from Triplet Beat/Snow Hazard/Clay Burst, and two reprints from Scarlet & Violet.

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Enhanced expansion pack; English 151 is the localisation of this set (165 main cards in both).

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Snow Hazard + Clay Burst make up about two thirds of Paldea Evolved (Triplet Beat the rest). Leftover cards went into Obsidian Flames (OBF).

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Snow Hazard + Clay Burst make up about two thirds of Paldea Evolved (Triplet Beat the rest). Leftover cards went into Obsidian Flames (OBF).

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Bulbapedia lists it as roughly one third of Paldea Evolved (with Snow Hazard and Clay Burst). Cards not localised in Paldea Evolved went into Obsidian Flames (OBF).

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Combined with Violet ex (SV1V) and the Japanese ex Starter Sets into the single English Scarlet & Violet set. No SV1S cards were split to a later English set per Bulbapedia.

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Combined with Scarlet ex (SV1S) and the Japanese ex Starter Sets into the single English Scarlet & Violet set.

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