Mega Evolution№ 181
Mega Latias ex
$81.65Details
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Mega Latias
Mega Latias
DragonPsychic
Mega cards
4
across 2 sets
First tracked
2025
Highest value
$81.65
Median value
$5.28
across all variants
■ About
About Mega Latias
Mega Latias is the Mega Evolution of Latias, a Dragon/Psychic-type Pokémon. Mega Evolving keeps its Dragon/Psychic typing while it sharply raises its stats for the duration of a battle.
“Latias is highly intelligent and capable of understanding human speech. It is covered with a glass-like down. The Pokémon enfolds its body with its down and refracts light to alter its appearance.”
Mega Evolution debuted in Pokémon X & Y (2013) as a temporary, in-battle transformation. In the Pokémon TCG it appears first as “M” Pokémon-EX cards in the XY era, and again as Mega Latias ex cards in the Scarlet & Violet "Mega Evolution" era — both of which are among the most chased pulls of their sets.
Chase Season tracks 4 Mega Latias cards across 2 sets, with daily market prices and Chase Index rankings. The most valuable right now is Mega Latias ex from Mega Evolution at around $81.65.
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■ Mega FAQ
Mega Latias questions
Common questions about Mega Latias, its forms, and its Pokémon TCG cards.
5 questions answered
Q.01What is Mega Latias?
Mega Latias is the Mega Evolution of Latias — a temporary, more powerful form introduced in Pokémon X & Y.
Q.02What type is Mega Latias?
Mega Latias is Dragon/Psychic.
Q.03How many Mega Latias cards are there?
Chase Season tracks 4 Mega Latias cards across 2 sets, with daily prices.
Q.04What is the most expensive Mega Latias card?
The most valuable tracked Mega Latias card is Mega Latias ex from Mega Evolution, currently around $81.65.
Q.05How does Mega Evolution work in the Pokémon TCG?
Mega Evolution cards are powerful Pokémon — historically “M” Pokémon-EX, and Mega Pokémon ex in the Scarlet & Violet era. They're prized by collectors for their artwork and chase rarities such as full arts and special illustration rares.
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