The Top 10 Pokémon Cards from Mega Symphonia (August 2025)
- Stew @ PokéPortal
- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
The Pokémon TCG’s new MEGA era has arrived, and with it comes Mega Symphonia, one of the two launch expansions alongside Mega Brave. This Japanese set not only reintroduces classic Mega Evolutions like Mega Gardevoir, Mega Kangaskhan, and Mega Latias, but also brings brand-new rarities, design changes, and competitive mechanics that mark a bold step forward for the game.
If you’re looking to get your hands on these cards, you can find sealed packs and boxes of Mega Symphonia available now at PokePortal.co.uk — the best way to hunt for these stunning pulls yourself.
Check out The Top 10 Pokémon Cards from Mega Symphonia below!
10. Alakazam – #71 (£15.82)
Alakazam enters Mega Symphonia as a rare Psychic-type with its classic trickster toolkit. While competitively it’s more of a niche pick compared to the dominating Mega evolutions, collectors love its nostalgic presence and clean artwork. At just under £16, it’s a budget-friendly collectible that rounds out Psychic-focused builds.
9. Mega Latias ex – #79 (£16.30)
This lower-rarity Mega Latias provides a more accessible entry point for fans of the Eon Pokémon. Though overshadowed by its higher-value SAR version (#88), this card still captures Latias’ elegance and synergy with Psychic decks. For collectors, it’s a solid affordable option that maintains long-term appeal.
8. Mega Gardevoir ex – #78
(£20.02)
While not the most powerful Mega Gardevoir in the set, this early-version card highlights how sought-after the Pokémon remains. With competitive Psychic acceleration still present, it sees occasional play. Priced at £20, it’s a strong value pickup for anyone wanting Mega Gardevoir representation without chasing the expensive ultra-rare versions.
7. Wally’s Compassion – #91
(£22.65)
Wally returns as a Supporter card, giving players consistency and compassion-driven thematics that fans of the Hoenn region appreciate. Though competitively it fills a minor niche, the full-art design boosts collector demand. At £22.65, it’s one of the cheapest but most charming Supporters of the MEGA era.
6. Acerola’s Mischief – #84
(£46.10)
The lower-rarity version of Acerola’s Mischief already commands respectable prices due to her popularity and disruptive Supporter effect. Collectors are drawn to her playful design, while players appreciate her ability to block final pushes from Pokémon ex decks. At £46, it’s a staple character card with strong long-term value.
5. Mega Kangaskhan ex – #89
(£41.00)
Mega Kangaskhan makes its MEGA era debut with a fun, coin-flip-based attack that can snowball into big damage. Though not meta-dominant, its mother-and-child artwork resonates strongly with fans, making it a desirable Special Art Rare. At £41, it’s a mid-tier chase card with plenty of collector appeal.
4. Mega Latias ex – #88 (£63.13)
This SAR version of Mega Latias combines graceful art with competitive flexibility. With moves that allow for both early disruption and a devastating late-game knockout, it has carved a niche in certain Psychic builds. At just over £63, it represents both beauty and tactical power.
3. Acerola’s Mischief – #90
(£133.04)
The rarer version of Acerola’s Mischief elevates her mischievous flair with vibrant, colorful artwork. Players prize it as a defensive wall against ex-heavy decks, while collectors value Acerola’s ongoing popularity in the TCG. At £133, this card is a premium chase Supporter from Mega Symphonia.
2. Mega Gardevoir ex – #87
(£169.70)
This SAR version of Mega Gardevoir ex showcases ethereal, glowing artwork that highlights the set’s namesake. Competitively, its Overflowing Wishes ability accelerates Psychic energy in a way few cards can match. At nearly £170, it’s both a play staple and collector centerpiece.
1. Mega Gardevoir ex – #92
(£449.54)
The undisputed star of Mega Symphonia, Mega Gardevoir ex #92 is the Mega Ultra Rare (MUR) that defines this expansion. With breathtaking golden artwork, unmatched Psychic acceleration, and massive damage potential, it dominates both competitive decks and collector wishlists. At nearly £450, and with peak sales reaching over £1,700, it is the crown jewel of the set and one of the most valuable cards of the entire MEGA era so far.
Final Thoughts
Mega Symphonia has established itself as a must-have expansion for both players and collectors. With its combination of fan-favorite Megas, powerful Psychic strategies, and beloved Supporter characters, the set is a near-perfect launch for the MEGA era.
👉 If you’re ready to hunt for your own chase cards, head to PokePortal.co.uk today to pick up sealed booster packs and boxes of Mega Symphonia while supplies last.
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