Amazon lists Prismatic Evolutions collections at $274.99 and Destined Rivals ETBs below $125, while First Partner Series 3 boxes match TCGplayer's $34 median.

Dragapult ex is forecast to exceed 50% of the Worlds field, while Pitch Black additions such as Mega Excadrill ex are expected to make only limited changes from the NAIC metagame.
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Amazon restocked Pitch Black booster boxes at $187.41 and Prismatic Evolutions collections at $277.99, while Target listed the Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection at MSRP with eight booster packs.
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.
Chaos Rising booster boxes fell about 17% to $200, while Pitch Black dropped 22%–24% to $180–$185; ETBs for both sets declined from roughly $90 to $65–$69.
The Pitch Black Toucannon can hit 320 damage for one Energy with eight Benched Pokémon, while Aerial Draw and Noctowl support give the single-Prize deck consistent setup.
Amazon is selling the Pitch Black ETB for $78, a 35% discount from its $119.99 list price and roughly in line with TCGplayer's market value, with delivery available from Aug. 28.
Amazon’s six-pack Pitch Black Booster Bundle is $39.99, a 22% discount, sold and shipped directly by Amazon; TCGplayer listings start slightly lower at $38.07 delivered.
Amazon has Pitch Black Booster Bundles for $50 and ETBs for $70, while the guide recommends checking seller details and monitoring major US retailers for MSRP drops.
Destined Rivals ETBs start at $124.32 on TCGplayer, while Amazon has Pitch Black ETBs for $69.95; Best Buy’s Pokémon listings include accessories and higher-priced third-party sealed products.
Dragapult ex and Festival Lead rank first and second among contenders for Worlds, running August 28–30 at San Francisco’s Chase Center.
Amazon lists the three-booster Pitch Black blister at $24.61, an 18% discount, while TCGplayer listings start at $20.40 plus shipping; the pack includes a Binacle promo.
Amazon is selling the Pitch Black ETB for a record-low $69.95, a 42% discount and $3.99 below TCGplayer's estimated market price; the listing is final sale.
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.
Amazon has restocked the Series 2 First Partner Illustration Collection and Pitch Black ETB, which includes nine boosters and a Zarude promo; availability may last only hours.
Target has First Partner Series 3 boxes for $17.99 versus $35–$40 on TCGplayer; each includes three starter promos and two packs from Chaos Rising and Pitch Black.
Walmart’s 9 p.m. ET weekly drop uses product queues and 10-minute checkout windows; First Partner 3 is scheduled this week, while inventory and MSRP pricing appear only near launch.
Dragapult ex is forecast to exceed 50% of the Worlds field, while Pitch Black additions such as Mega Excadrill ex are expected to make only limited changes from the NAIC metagame.
Amazon is selling six-pack Pitch Black Booster Bundles for $34.95 and ETBs for $69.95, both below TCGplayer market prices and shipped directly by Amazon.
Amazon cut the nine-pack Pitch Black ETB to $69.95, 42% below its $119.99 list price and $2.64 under TCGplayer’s unopened market price as of Aug. 4.
Amazon lists the Pitch Black ETB at $69.95 and the restocked First Partner Illustration Collection Series 2 at $32.32, both below market value.