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Part of the Mega Evolution Block (M5) Abyss Eye is officially labeled as: Mega Expansion Pack M5 This confirms: It is a mainline Japanese set It follows previous Mega-era expansions It contributes directly to the global Mega Evolution storyline Importantly, this also confirms that: Chaos Rising (EN) pulls content from this era, including Abyss Eye elements Booster Box & Pack Structure As a standard Japanese expansion, Abyss Eye follows the classic format: Booster packs with 5 cards per pack Booster boxes (display format) High pull rate compared to international sets Japanese sets are known for: Better hit consistency Higher density of rare cards Stronger sealed collector appeal Rarity Structure Confirmed for the Mega Era Based on official Mega-era structure and confirmed set direction, Abyss Eye includes: Mega Evolution Pokmon ex Pokmon ex Trainer cards Illustration Rare (AR) Special Art Rare (SAR) Secret Rare cards These rarity tiers are critical for: Collector demand Secondary market value Sealed product performance Connection with Chaos Rising (International Release) Abyss Eye releases the same day as Chaos Rising (May 22, 2026) , but they are not identical sets

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