TPCi showed Mega Attack Rare treatments for Zygarde, Greninja, Darkrai and Rayquaza on August 31; the four alternate-art reprints may share an unconfirmed 2027 special expansion.
Amazon seller reVend lists the 36-pack Pitch Black display at $183.29, a 13% discount and $6.10 below TCGplayer’s market price, or about $5.09 per pack.

Mega Darkrai ex debuts amid black-mist artwork spanning Lumiose City, while Mega Zeraora ex charges through a contrasting electric-blue scene in the upcoming expansion.
Worlds 2026’s closing ceremony previewed Mega Lucario Z ex and Sigilyph ex, four Mega Attack Rares, and an upcoming ex★ series featuring Raikou, Entei and Suicune.
TCGplayer data puts Mega Darkrai ex SIR at $208, down 31% from $301 on July 18 as Pitch Black supply expanded and attention shifted toward the 30th Celebration set.
The new Mega Rayquaza ex SIR draws mixed reactions as the author argues dense, textured chase-card art—also seen on Mega Darkrai ex—is becoming visually repetitive.
Mega Darkrai ex debuts amid a darkened Lumiose City, while Dhelmise’s pier-side illustration hides Shuppet, Banette, Sinistcha and Poltchageist in the background.
Mega Darkrai ex debuts amid black-mist artwork spanning Lumiose City, while Mega Zeraora ex charges through a contrasting electric-blue scene in the upcoming expansion.
Abyss Eye’s Japanese chase cards range from Gladion’s Showdown at $20.44 to Morpeko ex at $52.86, while Mega Darkrai variants are outperforming their English Pitch Black counterparts.
Darkrai headlines the set’s Special Illustration Rares, while listed prices include Mega Chandelure at $53.90, Gwynn at $41.89 and Slowbro at $22.29.
The 115-plus-card expansion features over 35 special-illustration cards, with golden Mega Darkrai ex positioned as its crown jewel and Mega Zeraora sharing the spotlight.
Mega Darkrai ex dominates Pitch Black’s secondary market, with its gold Mega Hyper Rare and Special Illustration Rare leading the set’s four Darkrai variants.