Aura Seeker: The Display and 21 Known Cards

One month before release, Aura Seeker (M7) keeps showing more: the display is now visible, and 21 of the 78 cards in the main set are known. Here is where things stand as of 26 October 2026.

The display

Aura Seeker (M7) display from Japan
The Japanese Aura Seeker display with Mega Lucario Z on the cover.
  • Release in Japan: 27 November 2026
  • Booster: 5 cards, 200 yen
  • Size: 78 cards in the main set, plus 35 to 40 Secret Rares according to pokezentrum (not yet confirmed)
  • Western version: Flowing Fists, on 5 February 2027 according to pokezentrum (not yet official)

All cards known so far

  • 022/078 Oricorio
  • 023/078 Pawmi
  • 024/078 Pawmo
  • 025/078 Pawmot
  • 030/078 Mega Absol Z ex
  • 031/078 Sigilyph ex
  • 032/078 Meloetta
  • 041/078 Trapinch
  • 044/078 Riolu
  • 056/078 Mawile
  • 057/078 Mega Lucario Z ex
  • 060/078 Varoom
  • 061/078 Revavroom
  • 063/078 Vibrava
  • 064/078 Flygon
  • 065/078 Gible
  • 066/078 Gabite
  • 067/078 Mega Garchomp Z ex
  • 068/078 Drampa
  • 075/078 Korrina (Supporter)
  • 078/078 Kampfarena (Stadium, German name)

The Pawmi line

Pawmot 025/078 from Aura Seeker
Pawmot 025/078 attacks twice per turn.

Pawmi (50 HP) draws a card with its attack. Pawmo (90 HP) does 50 damage plus 80 more if the opponent's Active Pokémon has a Pokémon Tool attached. Pawmot (130 HP) has an Ability that lets it use its attack twice in a row. If the first attack Knocks Out the Active Pokémon, the second hits the next one. Its attack does 100 damage.

Dragons: Flygon and the Garchomp line

Flygon 064/078 from Aura Seeker
Flygon 064/078 with 150 HP.

Trapinch (70 HP) and Vibrava lead to Flygon (150 HP). Its first attack does 90 damage and can shuffle 2 Energy from the opponent's Active Pokémon back into their deck, the second does 150. Gible (70 HP) and Gabite (100 HP) are the pre-evolutions of Mega Garchomp Z ex 067/078. Both use Dragon Pulse to discard cards from the top of your own deck, which fits Mega Garchomp Z ex: it does 30 damage for each Dragon in your discard pile. Drampa 068/078 with 130 HP joins them.

Mawile, Varoom and the new Stadium

Mawile 056/078 from Aura Seeker
Mawile 056/078 punishes full hands.

Mawile (90 HP) does 30 damage for each card in your opponent's hand. Varoom (80 HP) is the pre-evolution of Revavroom 061/078. The Stadium Kampfarena lets each player heal 20 HP from all of their own Pokémon once per turn, Pokémon with a Rule excluded.

Kampfarena 078/078 Stadium from Aura Seeker
The Stadium heals both sides.

What does this mean for you?

Aura Seeker releases in Japan on 27 November 2026. If you collect Japanese displays, plan now, the western version Flowing Fists only follows in 2027. More on the dragon theme in Aura Seeker: Mega Garchomp Z ex and its dragons. Want to reserve a display? Write to us via the contact form or join our Discord.

Source: PokeZentrum, card list and gallery from 26 October 2026, and the official Aura Seeker page on pokemon-card.com. Card texts taken from the Japanese scans. Card 068/078 is Drampa.

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