Release Information (Introduction)
The MEGA Dream ex High-Class Pack, scheduled for release on November 28, 2025 (Japan time), has been generating a noticeably strong reaction here in Japan.

I live in Fukuoka, Japan, and I regularly participate in Pokémon Center lotteries.
For this release as well, I personally won the lottery and can observe the domestic situation directly.

Over the past few weeks, I have been closely following:

・Japanese news
・Community reactions
・Reservation trends
・Direct inquiries from both Japanese and overseas collectors

And I can say this with confidence:

The level of “heat” around MEGA Dream ex is clearly different from a normal release.

There has been a surge in early reservations, discussions, rumors, and concerns about allocation—especially from overseas collectors who want solid information.

This article summarizes the real situation in Japan, based on what I see every day.

Reservation information is listed at the bottom of the article,
so please feel free to reach out after reading.

Current Reservation Status in Japan (Based on Sneaker Dunk Data)
Reservations in Japan have already stabilized around:

¥15,500 – ¥16,000 ($102–$105)

Recent Sneaker Dunk sales include:

・¥15,555 ($103)
・¥15,990 ($105)
・¥16,000 ($106)

From the graph trend, we can clearly see the typical early pattern:

Initial spike → slight correction → early-stage stabilization.

Overall, it’s steady and healthy for a Japanese early-reservation market.

Why I Do Not Use eBay as a Comparison Source
There are many unsafe eBay listings already appearing, including:

・“Random Packs” (researched/sorted packs mixed in)
・Unclear shipping or duty notation (“included” vs. “not included”)
・Opened products sold as “new”
・Sellers with no traceability or unclear origins

Because of these risks,
I do not use eBay pricing as a reliable comparison for this article.

Actual Price Range in Japan (Only What’s Necessary)
The current real Japanese market price is:

¥15,500 – ¥16,000 ($102–$105)

For a high-class pack like this, what matters is not whether the price is slightly high or low, but rather:

“Can you safely get a genuine, untouched product?”

With recent issues such as reseals and reshrinks,
trustworthiness is the most important factor in Japan right now.

My Own Perspective (Not a prediction — real on-site experience)
I purchase, inspect, and sell Pokémon cards in Japan every day,
and my impression of MEGA Dream ex is very clear:

The movement is faster than most high-class packs from recent years.

This is not a “price prediction.”
It’s simply the reality I’m observing:

・Reactions after the announcement were extremely fast
・Many reservation slots disappeared in a short time
・Early overseas inquiries are unusually high this year
・The pack structure is considered strong from the start
・Japanese fans are calling 2025 “a lucky year for premium sets”

These points don’t indicate a guaranteed outcome,
but they reflect the real energy in Japan right now.

This section represents my perspective,
not “right or wrong,” but simply what I’m feeling from experience.

Final Notes (Reservation Information)
I regularly assist overseas collectors with secure purchases and international shipping, and I always prioritize:

・Authenticity & safety
・Condition management
・Clear shipping process

This article is not written to push sales.
It’s meant to share accurate Japanese on-site information,
which is often unavailable in English.

If you want:

・Safe reservation support
・More information about Japanese pricing
・Help securing mint-condition boxes
・FedEx / EMS international shipping guidance
・General advice about MEGA Dream ex

Feel free to contact me anytime.

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