Near Mint Slowpoke from Stellar Crown leads the July 7 ranking at $5.62 reverse holo and $4.44 normal, driven by competitive demand and unusually few marketplace listings.
Modern Rayquaza, Gengar, Umbreon and Charizard hits surged, led by Rayquaza V climbing 251% to $351.59; Gengar cards averaged a 35.28% gain over three months.
Mega Excadrill ex can reach 330 damage with five Energy, enough to KO Dragapult ex, while Temporal Forces’ Metang accelerates Metal Energy ahead of Pitch Black’s July 17 release.
Best Buy cut the Paradox Clash Tin from $65 to $50; it includes a Walking Wake ex promo, five booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code.
Mega Lucario ex is positioned as a counter to the surging Mega Lopunny ex archetype ahead of Melbourne and Indianapolis, while retaining a favorable Dragapult ex matchup.
Modern Rayquaza, Gengar, Umbreon and Charizard hits surged, led by Rayquaza V climbing 251% to $351.59; Gengar cards averaged a 35.28% gain over three months.
Dragapult represented 31% of Day 1 decks and 47% of Day 2 at the Los Angeles Regional Championships, prompting analysis of Raging Bolt ex and potential hard-counter strategies.
Alakazam’s Psychic Draw adds three cards, while Powerful Hand places two damage counters per card held; Iono’s rotation makes the strategy harder to disrupt.
Noah Sakadjian’s N’s Zoroark ex list won Orlando Regionals, and the deck is expected to remain popular after rotation at Prague despite losing key pieces.
The official TCG product schedule lists Scarlet & Violet—Temporal Forces for release on March 22, 2024.