Mega Evolution Perfect Order Guide: ETB Contents, Chase Cards & Value (Australia)
Perfect Order (ME03, 2026) — Products, Chase Cards & Value (Australia)
The full Perfect Order lineup with photos and live AUD pricing, the Mega Zygarde ex gold chase that carries the set, and where it sits as a collector hold. An affordable Mega-era box with a genuinely reachable chase — buy sealed at Grailborne, dispatched fast from Brisbane.
Also searched as "Mega Evolution ME03" or "Perfect Order Zygarde set". Perfect Order is the March 2026 Mega Evolution–era set built around Mega Zygarde ex — a 124-card expansion themed on balance and order, with an affordable box price and a chase that’s genuinely attainable. It’s a set where the box is cheap to open and the top card is reachable, which favours openers over pure speculators.
The set at a glance
What to buy — in stock now
Every product below links straight to its Grailborne page with live AUD pricing. These are the sealed items currently on the shelf, from a single loose pack right up to the sealed ETB case for serious holds. The ETB at A$129 is one of the more affordable Mega-era boxes going.
What’s in the Elite Trainer Box
The ETB is the core opener — nine packs plus the set’s exclusive promo and accessories:
- 9 booster packs — 10 cards plus a basic energy per pack, your shots at the Mega ex and illustration-rare line-up.
- Tyrunt full-art foil promo — an ETB-exclusive card you won’t pull from boosters.
- 65 card sleeves — plus 40 energy, six damage dice, a coin-flip die, dividers and the collector’s box.
The chase cards
Perfect Order is carried by Mega Zygarde ex, which appears at three ascending rarities. The gold Mega Hyper Rare sits at the top of the set. Values below are indicative AUD secondary-market estimates — they move with condition and time:
| Top chase (AUD secondary) | RRP / retail | Sealed now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Zygarde ex — gold Mega Hyper Rare (124/088) | — | ~A$233 | Set-defining |
| Mega Zygarde ex — Special Illustration Rare (120/088) | — | ~A$116 | Strong |
| Mega Zygarde ex — Ultra Rare (104/088) | — | ~A$12 | Entry chase |
Raw ungraded near-mint, indicative AUD secondary values (PriceCharting / TCGplayer / eBay-sold market data, July 2026). High-value chases move week to week.
AUD secondary-market estimates, vary by condition and over time. Alongside Zygarde the set debuts Mega Clefable ex, Mega Starmie ex and Mega Skarmory ex, plus 11 illustration rares and six SIRs across its 124 cards.
The honest read: Mega Zygarde ex clears the pull-difficulty test easily — the gold Hyper Rare is a top-of-set pull — but Zygarde is a mid-tier fan favourite rather than a Charizard or Umbreon, so the chase settles in the ~A$116–233 band rather than the several-hundred-dollar territory of the marquee sets.
Why this set has staying power
Zygarde is not a bench player. As the “Order Pokémon,” it anchored the XY&Z anime arc, and its 10%, 50% and Complete Forme storyline gave it real narrative weight — and Perfect Order gives it a Mega debut, a first for the character. Add the Chikorita foil in the 3-pack blister for Johto-starter nostalgia and a finite Mega Evolution–era print window, and the demand base is broader than the price tag suggests. This is durable-collectible territory, not a blue-chip investment set — know which one you’re buying.
🏆 The Grailborne Take
| Retail vs secondary (AUD) | RRP / retail | Sealed now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Elite Trainer Box | ~A$85 RRP (Target/Kmart/Big W) | A$129 at Grailborne | ↑ ~1.5× retail |
| Booster Box | ~A$306 RRP (hobby/online — not big-box) | A$340 at Grailborne | ↑ near hobby RRP |
Retail = AU big-box RRP (investment baseline); secondary = live Grailborne price. Booster boxes are hobby/online only, not stocked at Target/Kmart/Big W.
AU big-box RRP (Target/Kmart/Big W) shown where stocked — mainline Mega boxes sell through fast, and secondary is where the set actually trades. Grailborne prices are live.
Our read — honest: Perfect Order is a genuinely fun, affordable Mega-era set with a reachable gold chase (~A$233) and strong Mega nostalgia behind Zygarde’s first Mega debut. It scores in the low-70s because it’s a wide mainline print run — a durable-collectible hold that rewards patience and openers, not a blue-chip grail. Buy the ETB to rip, the booster box to hold, and don’t overpay on release-day hype.
Grailborne’s mission: as always, Grailborne strives to get modern Pokémon sets into the hands of collectors, investors and rippers — securing inventory in high volumes from the secondary market so there’s always something available for everyone.
Grailborne Index is our own editorial rating, not financial advice. Figures cite indicative sealed-market prices; collectibles can fall as well as rise. Do your own research and buy what you enjoy.
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Set facts per official reveals (Pokemon.com) and Bulbapedia; card values are secondary-market estimates (TCGplayer) converted to AUD that vary by condition and time. Australian pricing and stock per Grailborne. Pull results vary; this is general market information, not financial advice.
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