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Halloween 2026 Part II runs November 1–5, debuting Shiny Greavard while introducing additional quality-of-life changes for Pokémon GO players.
The Halloween celebrations don’t end on October 31st… at least in Pokémon GO! Following part I, the Halloween 2026 Part II will run from Sunday, November 1, at 10:00 a.m. to Thursday, November 5, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. local time. It will be the first time players can encounter Shiny Greavard. Both it and its
The 9,900-yen display-only replica is available for preorder from Premium Bandai in Japan, with delivery expected in March 2027; it cannot accept functional lenses.
Futuristic Rare Mew ex fell from $3,200 to $62 and Mewtwo ex from $1,000 to $50 after release, leaving both over 95% below early estimates and cheaper than their SIR versions.
Pikachu Illustrator’s $16.5 million sale is drawing new investors to Pokémon cards, while eBay calls Pokémon its most-searched collectibles term and Heritage values a first-edition Charizard at $500,000.
Each six-card, all-foil pack includes at least one of 30 special Pikachu cards, with the first wave released September 16 through special boxes and collections.
Amazon lists the 30th Celebration ETB for $159.99 through a request-invite waitlist. The box contains nine booster packs and an exclusive full-art foil Nidorina promo.
Astronaut Pikachu is available through raids and free Timed Research until Oct. 12, while Zorua Community Day runs Oct. 10 from 2–5 p.m.; a U.S. retail event adds Mega Gengar raids through Oct. 20.
Kentarō Yabuki illustrated two Nami card variants for the One Piece Heroines Edition Vol. 2 [EB-05] booster set, scheduled for October 31.
Halloween 2026 Part II runs November 1–5, debuting Shiny Greavard while introducing additional quality-of-life changes for Pokémon GO players.
The 2010 Illusion’s Zorua Design Contest Promo sold for $156,000 on Fanatics Collect on September 27; the kindergarten-winner card had an estimated print run of about 100 copies.
Target sold 43,000 Chaos Rising ETBs in one month before selling out; boxes remain available through Amazon, GameStop, Walmart resellers and eBay, with nine booster packs and a Fennekin promo.
Australian collectible shops are adding bollards, fog alarms and CCTV after thefts across several cities, including an alleged break-in involving nearly $20,000 in trading cards.
Amazon lists the Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection near $240, reportedly below TCGplayer market value, alongside Destined Rivals ETBs around $125.
Amazon restocked the Prismatic Evolutions Super-Premium Collection for about $240, below TCGplayer market value, alongside Destined Rivals ETBs near $125 and First Partner Series 3 at $36.
Ungraded RGB Mews are selling near $4,000, while Ascended Heroes’ Mega Gengar ex and Pikachu ex #276 approach $1,000; Mega Hyper Rares appear in fewer than 1 in 1,000 packs.
The Pokémon TCG reached the International Space Station in an ESA photo marking World Space Week 2026, which ran October 4–10.
The 1999 first-edition holographic Charizard PSA 10 reportedly sold for $1,385,274; only 123 PSA 10 copies are known.
Walmart lists the six-pack bundle for $79.95, a 16% discount from $94.99 and $12.45 below Amazon’s lowest offer; it is sold by third-party seller Realgoodeal.
Amazon seller reVend lists the eight-pack collection for $50.37, saving $12.60 versus its typical price and placing it just $0.50 above the tracked record low.
Fanatics Collect sold PSA 10 Expedition Butterfree for a record $204,000, PSA 10 Expedition Gengar and Skyridge Umbreon for $180,000 each, and CGC Pristine 10 Skyridge Gengar for $216,000.
RIPMART’s $239.88 Walmart preorder includes 36 packs and is $21.18 below TCGplayer’s market price, but delivery is estimated for Nov. 17 and all orders are final.