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Ultra PRO's seven-piece Lillie and Clefairy range includes 65-count sleeves, a 360-card binder and a 100-card ALCOVE Tower deck box with a removable accessory compartment and decorative charm.
TPCi moved the Binder Collection from October 2 to December 4 without giving a reason; the other 30th Anniversary product waves remain on schedule.
TPCi has pushed back the release date for the 30th Anniversary Binder Collection from October 2nd to December 4th, as silently confirmed by Pokemon.com
Vault X’s $29.99 zip binder holds 360 cards in side-loading pockets; Ultra PRO’s $17.99 D-ring option requires pages purchased separately.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A fell to a 30-day low of $39.99 on Amazon, while Prime Day discounts also cover Ultra Pro binders, deck boxes, backpacks, books and puzzles.
Nine foil-covered, Pokédex-themed ring binders launch at Pokémon Center Japan on October 16 for ¥2,420 each; matching refill packs cost ¥700.
Nine generation-themed binders launch at Japanese Pokémon Centers on October 16 for ¥2,420 each, with numbered slots spanning Pokédex entries #001–1025; refill packs cost ¥700.
TPCi moved the US launch of the 30th Anniversary Binder Collection from October 2 to December 4, while the release schedule for other anniversary products remains unchanged.
TPCi moved the Binder Collection from October 2 to December 4 without giving a reason; the other 30th Anniversary product waves remain on schedule.
The 30th Celebration Binder Collection, containing a 9-pocket binder and five booster packs, has moved from October 2 to December 4, 2026; the set still launches September 16.
Ultra PRO’s 4- and 9-pocket portfolios feature Mega Rayquaza, Mega Golisopod, Mega Golurk and Mega Malamar artwork, with release expected alongside the set.
The Binder Collection includes five booster packs for $31.99, while Sylveon ex and Greninja ex Tins include four packs and a foil card for $21.99; both launch December 4, 2026.
The 68-yuan package includes three 5-card boosters and two random coins from 120 Pikachu designs, while a 360-card binder, playmat and 30-coin display cost 180–300 yuan.
The $10.99 blister includes two boosters and cosmos holos of Gengar, Team Rocket’s Mimikyu and Marshadow, while a $5.49 Pitch Black portfolio holds 60 cards; both launch October 2.
The July 31 Japan lineup includes Mega Rayquaza sleeves, deck boxes, playmats, binders and storage accessories priced from ¥500 to ¥5,940, with most items exclusive to Pokémon Center and Pokémon Store.