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Amazon is selling the sealed 15-pack collection for $274.99, below its roughly $310 listed median but above TCGplayer’s $257.54 market price and the original MSRP.
The three Japan-exclusive decks launch July 31 for ¥1,800 each, pairing Eevee ex, Meowscarada ex, or Zoroark ex with their evolutionary lines.
All cards from the three "MEGA Starter Set ex Decks" have now been revealed! As posted before, they will release in Japan on July 31st for 1,800 yen each.
Walmart’s first drawing covered a $69 Prismatic Evolutions Eevee ETB on August 31; verified entrants were randomly selected, with orders placed automatically for winners.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers selected customers a $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with an option to place the order automatically.
The Aug. 31 drawing offers a chance to buy the $69.99 Eevee-themed Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with winners optionally authorizing Walmart to place the order automatically.
Walmart's Aug. 31 drawing offers a $69.99 Prismatic Evolutions ETB, with sign-ups opening at 6 p.m. PDT and selected customers charged automatically.
Amazon lists the Prismatic Evolutions Elite Trainer Box at $198.96, saving $21.03 off the $219.99 list price, with delivery available from September 2.
The alternate-art Eevee is a participation prize at Japan’s unmodified-deck tournaments starting September 2; the 70-HP Basic heals 20 damage with Nap.
Amazon is selling randomly selected Prismatic Evolutions Mini Tins for $47.99, above TCGplayer’s roughly $35–$40 listings; each tin contains two booster packs, an Eevee coin and an art card.
Players who use an eligible deck at Pokémon Card Game GYM stores across Japan on September 2 will receive an alternate-art Eevee promo as a participation prize.
From September 2, players can bring an eligible unmodified deck to Pokémon Card Gyms across Japan; participation awards include an Eevee promo and a one-card promo pack.
Eevee 755/742 leads SNKRDUNK’s PSA 10 Japanese AR ranking at ¥102,500 with a population of 1,038, followed by VSTAR Universe Pikachu at ¥99,000 and Triplet Beat Magikarp at ¥51,800.
A rumored dynamic anti-bot check could debut with pre-orders for the $179.99 Eeveelution Ultra Premium Collection; the first 30th anniversary products launch Sept. 16.
The 99-yuan ($15) blind boxes launch in China on August 7 with a foil card and booster pack; the rare sleepy Eevee figure has improved 1-in-80 odds.
The 99-yuan boxes launch August 7 with a random card-art figure, matching reverse holo and one Terastal Festival pack; the secret Eevee figure has 1-in-80 odds.
The three Japan-exclusive decks launch July 31 for ¥1,800 each, pairing Eevee ex, Meowscarada ex, or Zoroark ex with their evolutionary lines.
Each box is expected to pair a random Eevee-family card-art figure with its reverse-holo card, a display stand and two 5-card booster packs; no release date is confirmed.
The leaked 130-plus-card set reportedly includes 30 artist-unique Pikachu cards, while ETB preorders have reached $239—378% above the $49.99 MSRP.
Amazon UK opened invite-only access to Chaos Rising and Phantasmal Flames ETBs for £44.99 each, plus a Prismatic Evolutions Booster Bundle for £21.29; requests are not guaranteed.
Five sets include a 1,083-piece Rayquaza, 1,190-piece Arcanine and 2,368-piece Poké Ball with the range’s first Trainer minifigures, plus Pikachu and Eevee figures.
Amazon restocked the First Partner Illustration Collection Series 2 at $49.99 and the Chaos Rising ETB at $79.99; both remain above MSRP but near market value.