A follow up to our October 23 report on the official Aura Seeker reveal, our November 6 report on the Tetsuo Hara special art rare, our November 8 report on the Kubfu line, and our November 9 report on Vulpix and Ninetales. The daily reveals kept rolling today and the newest card is a small Basic with one of the widest Abilities in the set so far.
What Japan showed today
An update on the official Japanese Pokémon Card Game YouTube channel gave fans their first look at Kecleon from Aura Seeker today. Kecleon sits at 071 of 078 as an Uncommon Basic with 80 HP. Its Ambush attack does 60 damage and flips a coin for 60 more damage when the flip lands on heads. The card carries a weakness at double damage and no Resistance in the translated text published with the reveal.
The Ability is the story. Synchro Body says that while this Kecleon is in play it holds its own type and also takes on the type of every Pokémon on your Bench. The parenthetical line in the card text goes one step further and says that when a Pokémon in play carries two or more different types then Kecleon takes on each of those types as well. One small Basic can therefore wear several types at once and the mix changes every time the Bench changes.
The set around the card is unchanged from the official record. The official Japanese product page lists Aura Seeker for release on Friday November 27 at ¥200 a pack with tax included and five cards in each pack. Card databases place the main set at 78 cards and the set as the seventh set of the Mega Evolution era built around the Z Mega Evolution Pokémon led by Mega Lucario Z ex.
Why a type copying Uncommon earns its place
Our collector angle is that this Ability turns deck building into the puzzle. An attack that can hit many different weaknesses is only as good as the Bench behind it and Kecleon rewards a Bench built from several types on purpose rather than a Bench built by habit. That is our read of the design rather than a promise about tournament results and the coin flip on Ambush keeps the ceiling honest because half of its biggest swings land at the lower number.
Nothing here moves the money at the top of Aura Seeker and a regular Uncommon was never going to do that. The chase still lives with Mega Lucario Z ex and the special art rare drawn by Tetsuo Hara. What Kecleon adds is a binder page with a genuine idea inside it and a card that players will at least test because type coverage wins real games when it lines up. Whether it earns a lasting place will depend on partner cards that have not been shown yet and that part is watchfulness rather than fact.
The box race moved on the same day
The reveal was not the only Aura Seeker deadline today. A checked guide to buying the set from outside Japan reports that Pokémon Center Online ran an extra box lottery from November 6 through November 10 for a 30 pack box at ¥6,000 and that delivery from that store is limited to addresses inside Japan. The same guide puts results on November 17 with a winner ordering window that runs from November 17 to November 24 and shipping for winning boxes from December 1 to December 18.
The price gap behind that lottery is the availability story for collectors outside Japan. The same checked guide found sealed box preorder listings on November 10 from ¥9,780 to ¥33,000 on the shopping sites it read with most listings between ¥9,980 and ¥11,500 before proxy fees and shipping. A separate chain draw at Yodobashi opened on November 10 and runs into November 11 for members who meet its purchase history rules and it also delivers only inside Japan. In plain terms the ¥6,000 box exists for lottery winners inside Japan while everyone else pays a premium or waits for release week stock.
What to watch next
Watch the numbered gaps first because the daily rhythm filled 071 today after Meowth and Persian on November 7 and the Kubfu line on November 8 and Vulpix and Ninetales on November 9. Watch for any higher rarity version of Kecleon in the secret rare range because an art treatment would change its collector life overnight and no such version has been shown. Watch the November 17 lottery results as well because every winning box that ships in December is one more box that can reach the open market after launch. The English version of this set is reported as Flowing Fists for February 5 in 2027 and that name and date remain reported rather than officially announced so English collectors should treat them as a strong report and not a locked plan.