Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Display at $219.97, while Walmart offers it for $194.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $176.90 shipped.

Amazon cut the 36-pack box to $189.94, a 32% discount that works out to $5.28 per pack; TCGplayer listings start slightly lower at $184.99 shipped.
Delta Reign launches November 6, with prerelease events starting October 24; its ETB contains nine packs and a Kyogre promo, while Pokémon Center editions add a stamped version.
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 worldwide set launches November 6, 2026 with Mega Rayquaza chase cards, Legendary Stadiums, and products including booster boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes.
Amazon cut the 36-pack box to $189.94, a 32% discount that works out to $5.28 per pack; TCGplayer listings start slightly lower at $184.99 shipped.
Amazon lists the 36-pack Perfect Order Booster Display at $199.42, while Walmart offers it for $179 and TCGplayer listings start at $174.87.
Japan’s 30th Celebration product lotteries will require My Number Card residency verification, restricting overseas buyers as Storm Emeralda boxes trade for multiples of their ¥6,000 retail price.
Storm Emeralda launches in Japan on July 31, 2026; SNKRDUNK predicts a Mega Rayquaza ex MUR could reach ¥200,000, with an SAR estimated at ¥100,000.
Amazon’s third-party listing totals $195.48 shipped, 32% below the $279.99 list price and the lowest tracked there; 36 packs work out to about $5.43 each.
Amazon’s $209.95 price is a 25% discount, works out to $5.83 per pack, and includes free Aug. 7–12 delivery, though the 36-pack box is final sale.
Amazon has Pitch Black ETBs for $94.86, six-pack booster boxes for $50.75 and 36-pack displays at about $5.83 per pack, though prices remain above MSRP.
Amazon has Pitch Black ETBs at $94.86, six-pack booster bundles at $50.75, and 36-pack displays at roughly $5.83 per pack, though prices remain above MSRP.
Amazon is selling Pitch Black booster bundles for $49.94, 36-pack displays for $229.95 and ETBs for $94.86, all sold and shipped directly by the retailer despite remaining above market or MSRP.
Amazon lists sleeved Pitch Black boosters at $12.99, while TCGplayer offers them from $7.89 delivered; each pack contains 10 cards from the 115-plus-card expansion.
The three-pack blister costs $24.98 shipped from a third-party Amazon seller ahead of its July 24 release; TCGplayer listings start at $21.89 and Walmart offers it for $23.99.
Amazon’s 36-pack box costs $235.48 shipped, a record low tracked by camelcamelcamel, while TCGplayer listings start at $189.99 plus shipping—about $6.54 per pack.
Pitch Black boxes average about $265 in hits before fees, but roughly $231 after selling costs against a $223 presale price; projected price declines cut expected returns as low as $139.
The 115-plus-card set launches July 17 with Mega Darkrai ex as its Mega Hyper Rare; Walmart preorders span ETBs, 36-pack booster boxes, bundles, blisters and Build & Battle boxes.
Amazon lists the 36-pack Perfect Order booster box at $227.20, or $6.31 per pack, while TCGplayer listings start at $191.86 shipped.