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Perfect Order in Japanese: Nihil Zero (M3)

English set Perfect Order
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days earlier in Japan than in English. That is the head start Japanese sets usually have.

Perfect Order (March 27, 2026) has largely the same card list as Nihil Zero, which in Japan is also read as Munikis Zero. The Japanese version was out more than two months earlier, on January 23, 2026. It's the first expansion with regulation mark J.

The Japanese booster box in numbers

Set code
M3
Packs per box
30
Cards per pack
5
Cards per box
150

What's in a Japanese booster box?

Pull rates of the Japanese release. They often differ from the English one.

  • 1x Super Rare (item, tool or stadium) guaranteed per box
  • 3x Art Rare guaranteed, 12 types
  • 4-5x Double Rare
  • SR Pokemon or Supporter: about 79% chance per box (1 in 1.3 boxes), 12 types
  • SAR: about 1 in 3 to 3.3 boxes, 6 types
  • MUR Mega Zygarde ex (#117): about 1 in 50 to 70 boxes
  • 30 packs of 5 cards
  • First expansion with regulation mark J.
  • Estimate from Japanese opening data, not officially confirmed.
  • Updated October 7, 2026

Box or single packs?

The math with our own prices today.

Single pack€4,95
Per pack in the box (30 packs)€2,73

In the box you pay 44% less per pack. Want to see how the set opens first? Start with a single pack.

The top cards of Nihil Zero

What you chase in the Japanese set, with the market value of a single card.

  • Mega Zygarde ex MUR (#117)€ 132
  • Meowth ex SAR (#114)€ 63
  • Rosa's Encouragement SAR (#115)€ 42
  • Mega Zygarde ex SAR (#113)€ 22
  • Mega Clefable ex SAR (#112)€ 21

Market value of single cards, ungraded (PriceCharting, converted to euros). Updated October 8, 2026.

Value and odds per card

For each top card: market value of the single card, estimated chance per box and what chasing costs on average.

Questions about Nihil Zero

What people ask most about the Japanese version.

What is the Japanese version of Perfect Order?

The Japanese counterpart of Perfect Order is Nihil Zero (M3), in Japan ムニキスゼロ.

When did Nihil Zero come out?

In Japan on January 23, 2026. The English version, Perfect Order, followed on March 27, 2026, 63 days later.

How many packs are in a Japanese Nihil Zero booster box?

30 packs of 5 cards each, 150 cards per box in total.

What is the difference between Nihil Zero and Perfect Order?

Perfect Order (March 27, 2026) has largely the same card list as Nihil Zero, which in Japan is also read as Munikis Zero. The Japanese version was out more than two months earlier, on January 23, 2026. It's the first expansion with regulation mark J.

Can you buy Japanese Nihil Zero cards in the Netherlands and Belgium?

Yes. Kaikan Cards imports the set itself (official Pokémon TCG, Japanese edition) and ships factory-sealed booster boxes and packs from the Netherlands, insured and with tracking. You pay no import costs or customs.

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