Legendary Pyroduct and Four More Delta Reign Cards Revealed

The Pokémon Company has shown off five more cards from Mega Evolution: Delta Reign ahead of the November 6 release, and the headliner is Legendary Pyroduct, one of the first two-card Stadium cards in the game’s history.

Legendary Pyroduct, the two-card Stadium

When Delta Reign was officially announced in August, Pokémon teased a new Legendary Stadium mechanic. This is it in full. You can’t play Legendary Pyroduct by itself. You have to combine 2 different Legendary Pyroduct cards from your hand to play them as 1 Stadium.

Pokémon LEGEND and Pokémon V-UNION both required multiple cards to field a single Pokémon, but this is the first time the idea has come to Stadiums. The name is a real scientific term too. A pyroduct is a lava tube, an underground conduit formed by flowing lava, which fits the artwork perfectly.

The two halves, 094/103 and 095/103, join into one continuous volcanic scene by illustrator akagi, with Growlithe, Magmar, Steelix, and Heatmor spread across the frame. The effect is strong once it hits the table: while Legendary Pyroduct is in play, both players’ Evolution Pokémon have no Abilities. Assembling two specific cards in hand is a real cost, but an Ability lock on every Evolution Pokémon is the kind of effect decks get built around.

Enamorus Illustration Rare

The Love-Hate Pokémon gets a calm, wintry Illustration Rare from Taira Akitsu. Snowcapped mountains, heart-shaped pink flourishes, and a single flower in the foreground make this one of the softer scenes revealed from the set so far. Its Incarnate Solidarity Ability rewards you for having Tornadus, Thundurus, Landorus, and Enamorus in play at the same time, which is a fun deckbuilding puzzle even if it never sees competitive tables.

Aarune Special Illustration Rare

Aarune, the Super-Secret Base expert from Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, gets a Special Illustration Rare from Shimaris Yukichi, the same artist behind one of the 30th Celebration Pikachu cards revealed in August. The chibi-style art suits him.

The card searches your deck for up to 3 Supporter and Stadium cards in any combination. That makes Aarune the obvious partner for Legendary Pyroduct, since one Supporter can fetch both halves at once.

Hypno and Kecleon

The two cards revealed without special-rarity treatment are still worth a look. Hypno comes from debut artist Yuta Kawazu, and its Mind Ruler attack does 20 damage for each card in your opponent’s hand. You can’t control your opponent’s hand size, but against draw-heavy decks the numbers climb fast.

Kecleon’s Colorful Whip does 30 damage for each Pokémon you reveal from your hand with a different type. With 10 types currently in the Pokémon TCG, that caps at 300 damage in Standard and 330 in Expanded, where Fairy types are still legal. Building a hand of ten differently typed Pokémon is a gimmick, but it’s a gimmick I’d happily watch someone pull off at league.

These five are a small slice of the more than 140 cards in Delta Reign when it lands on November 6, 2026. If you’re planning your preorders, our Delta Reign product guide covers every confirmed product. Presale prices for Delta Reign products are tracked on our Delta Reign set page ahead of the November 6 release.

Once the set drops, you can skip the pack-opening gamble and pick up Delta Reign singles and sealed product directly.