Pokémon has revealed five more English cards from the upcoming Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Pokémon TCG expansion: Hypno, Kecleon, Enamorus, Legendary Pyroduct, and Aarune. The standout is Legendary Pyroduct, a Stadium that takes two cards to assemble and suppresses the Abilities of both players’ Evolution Pokémon while it remains in play. The set is scheduled to release November 6, 2026.
Which Delta Reign cards were revealed?
Pokémon’s October 5, 2026 feature highlights five cards, not a complete set list. The cards span attacks that scale with hand contents, an illustration rare, a two-card Stadium, and a Supporter that can retrieve Stadium cards.
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| Card | Role and effect | Artwork |
|---|---|---|
| Hypno (DLR 44) | Its Mind Ruler attack does 20 damage for each card in the opponent’s hand, so damage varies with that hand size. | Yuta Kawazu |
| Kecleon (DLR 83) | Colorful Whip does 30 damage for each Pokémon revealed from your hand with a different type. Pokémon gives maximum examples of 300 damage using the 10 types currently in the TCG and 330 in Expanded, where Fairy-type Pokémon are also available. | Akira Komayama |
| Enamorus (DLR 110) | Illustration rare. | Taira Akitsu; the scene features snowcapped mountains, pink heart-shaped flourishes, and a single flower. |
| Legendary Pyroduct (DLR 94 and 95) | A Stadium assembled from two cards. While it is in play, neither player’s Evolution Pokémon has Abilities. | akagi; the two-card artwork forms a volcanic scene featuring Growlithe, Magmar, Steelix, and Heatmor. |
| Aarune (DLR 139) | Special illustration rare Supporter that retrieves up to three cards in any combination of Supporter and Stadium cards. | Shimaris Yukichi |
How Legendary Pyroduct’s two-card Stadium works
Legendary Pyroduct is presented as a first-of-its-kind multi-card Stadium design. Both cards are needed to make the Stadium, a setup requirement Pokémon compares with the multi-card play requirements of Pokémon LEGEND and Pokémon V-UNION. Once in play, it removes Abilities from both players’ Evolution Pokémon; the effect is not limited to the player who assembled it.
Pokémon’s examples of affected Abilities include Drakloak’s Recon Directive, Alakazam’s Psychic Draw, and Dudunsparce’s Run Away Draw. The official feature also notes that a Stadium can be removed. That makes the two-card assembly a meaningful construction cost, and the lock is not necessarily permanent. The reveal describes the effect and examples, but does not establish tournament performance.
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Why Aarune connects to Legendary Pyroduct
Aarune’s Supporter effect can retrieve up to three cards, with each card chosen from the Supporter and Stadium categories. That can help gather the pieces needed for Legendary Pyroduct, though the revealed effect is broader than retrieving only this Stadium. Pokémon describes Aarune as an expert on Super-Secret Bases in Pokémon Omega Ruby and Pokémon Alpha Sapphire.
What Kecleon’s damage numbers mean
Colorful Whip rewards a hand containing Pokémon of multiple different types: each revealed Pokémon contributes 30 damage only if its type is different from the others counted. Pokémon says the current TCG has 10 types, yielding a maximum example of 300 damage. In Expanded, Fairy-type Pokémon are also available, so the feature gives 330 as the corresponding maximum example. Those figures are tied to the formats Pokémon names; they are not a guarantee of damage in an ordinary hand.
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Release date and set-size wording
Mega Evolution—Delta Reign is scheduled to be available November 6, 2026, according to Pokémon’s official preview. The same feature describes its preview as a glimpse at “more than 140 cards,” while the product information block says “over 135.” Both are approximate descriptions on the official page, not an exact card count.
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Sources
- Pokémon: “Sneak a Peek at Cards from the Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Expansion” (October 5, 2026)
- PokéBeach: “More ‘Delta Reign’ English Cards Revealed, Including Legendary Pyroduct!” (October 5, 2026). PokéBeach reports that “Legendary Lava Lake” was translated as “Legendary Pyroduct”; that translation note is secondary reporting.
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