Perfect Order Product Lineup Revealed: Mega Zygarde ex, Mega Starmie ex, Mega Clefable ex, and Meowth ex

A new batch of Perfect Order sealed products has surfaced, and it gives us our clearest look yet at the set’s headline Pokémon. The packaging confirms four major spotlights: Mega Zygarde ex, Mega Starmie ex, Mega Clefable ex, and Meowth ex.

Even better: we also have a firm release date to plan around.

Perfect Order release date

Perfect Order releases on March 27, 2026.

The featured Pokémon (confirmed by product packaging)

The revealed product wave highlights:

Mega Zygarde ex
Mega Starmie ex
Mega Clefable ex
Meowth ex

This doesn’t mean these are the only big cards in the set—but historically, the Pokémon on booster packs/boxes/ETBs are usually a strong hint at the set’s main chase cards and themes.

What’s been revealed so far (and what hasn’t)

What we know

The first wave of Perfect Order products has been shown (packaging reveal).
The set’s headline Pokémon lineup is now clear (see above).
Mega Zygarde ex and Meowth ex had already been previewed prior to this full product-wave reveal.

What we don’t know yet

Full card list / set size
Pull rates, rarity breakdown, and secret rares
Exact product contents and promo cards (until official listings go live across major retailers)

Why this reveal matters (collectors + players)

For collectors: packaging spotlights often correlate with the set’s most collected illustration rares and full arts—so if Mega Starmie and Mega Clefable are front-and-center, there’s a good chance they’re getting meaningful love in this set.

For players: two things to watch as more info drops:

whether the featured ex cards introduce new deck-building staples
whether the set includes strong search/draw support that impacts consistency early in the season

How to prepare for launch (without getting burned)

A simple, low-stress approach:

Decide what you actually want: ETB for accessories, booster box for ripping, or singles later.
Wait for official retailer listings before committing hard—product images can change, and early “leak pricing” can be wild.
If you’re in the UK, keep an eye on the usual big stores and local game stores for prerelease/early events once they start appearing.

We’ll update this post

As soon as official product pages and more set details land, we’ll update this guide with:

confirmed product contents
promo cards (if any)
a cleaner “what to buy” recommendation for collectors vs players