Perfect Order's crown is Mega Zygarde, but the Trainer SIRs are the real sleepers

Perfect Order has a crown card, and everybody knows which one it is: Mega Zygarde ex, Mega Hyper Rare, #124/088. It's the last number in the set, and chasing it is a lottery. The cards worth building a plan around are the six above-ultra cards sitting right underneath it.

The ladder, top to bottom

The set released March 27, 2026 and runs 124 cards: an 88-card main set plus 36 secret rares. The top of that secret run is where the chase lives.

#124 Mega Zygarde ex (Mega Hyper Rare). The set's mascot, the final card, the one that makes people buy another box.

#118–123, the Special Illustration Rares. Six cards: Mega Starmie ex, Mega Clefable ex, Mega Zygarde ex, Meowth ex, plus two Trainers, Jacinthe and Rosa's Encouragement. If you ask me, the Trainer SIRs are the sleepers. Everyone's staring at the Mega art, and the full-art Supporters get left in the bulk box.

#100–117, the Ultra Rares. Full-art exes plus a run of Trainer and Item cards. This is where a rip stops feeling like a lottery ticket and starts feeling like a hit.

#089–099, the Illustration Rares. Eleven of them, and they're my favorite tier. Small Pokémon, big scenes: Dedenne, Espurr, Probopass, Doublade. The cheapest way to put real art in a binder.

What I actually have in stock

I'm not going to dress this up: none of those chase cards are in my hands yet. What I've scanned and listed so far is the base-set side. Fifty-four different Perfect Order cards are up as a pick-your-own listing starting at $0.75, from Spinarak through Tarragon. That's a binder-filling start, not a flex.

The full card-by-card list, rarity and reverse-holo info for all 124 is on the checklist page, and the stock column updates as singles go live.

Filed under: Pokémon TCG · chase-cards · Pokémon TCG, Mega Evolution Perfect Order, 2026. Set facts (release date, 124-card count, rarity counts) per Bulbapedia; card numbers per our checklist and TCGCollector.