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All 10 ranked cards come from 1999 Base Set; near-mint 1st Edition Shadowless listings include Gyarados at $14,280 and Raichu near $550, highlighting condition-driven premiums.
Mega Golisopod ex’s special illustration rare, drawn by nagimiso for Japan’s Storm Emeralda, will reach international players in Delta Reign this November.
All 10 ranked cards come from 1999 Base Set; near-mint 1st Edition Shadowless listings include Gyarados at $14,280 and Raichu near $550, highlighting condition-driven premiums.
Neo Revelation turns 25 in September; Shining Gyarados leads at about $1,400 raw First Edition, while a Houndoom Double Holo graded 9 sold for $20,000.
Drayden boosts Draco Meteor users, Skyla fixes costly Stage 1 retreats, and Wally accelerates Mega Gallade EX, while Order Pad is judged too unreliable for serious play.
Three Pokémon cards sold for $110,500–$156,000, led by a PSA 10 Snorlax LV.X; a BGS Black Label Poncho Pikachu fetched $120,000 on July 12.
Elesa enables tactical Tool swaps, while Wallace can evolve Magikarp or Feebas immediately; the review rates Milotic ex as Everyday Wonders’ strongest new ex card.
Dedenne ex can deal 160 damage for two Energy with four Tools in play, while Milotic ex uses Wallace to evolve immediately and prepare an 80-damage, Sleep-inflicting attack.
Voting closes June 11 for five finalists selected from 756 submissions, with builds featuring Gyarados, Arceus, Mew, Rowlet and Joltik; the winner will be announced February 4, 2027.
Fan voting on five finalists closes June 11, 2026, after 756 submissions; the winning Pokémon TCG-themed LEGO Ideas design will be announced in early 2027.
Five fan-built finalists featuring Joltik, Rowlet, Gyarados, Arceus and Mew are competing for a grand prize that will turn the winning design into an official LEGO release.
Fans can vote through June 11 on five brick-built card designs, including Mew, Gyarados, Joltik and Rowlet; the winner will be announced by February 4, 2027 and sold in stores.
Five finalists advanced from 756 submissions to a May 28–June 11 fan vote; the winning 400–2,500-piece card design will be announced February 4, 2027.
Players can redeem Gyarados with code DRAG0NDANCEPTC26 through May 31; a Charizard distribution is also teased for the Pokémon Japan Championships streams.
Series 2 arrives June 19 with three-card promo groups featuring the Johto, Unova, and Galar starters; Totodile’s artwork references Lake of Rage, while Oshawott’s depicts Nimbasa City.