A PSA 9 Pikachu Illustrator sold privately for $2.7 million, while PSA 10 Lugia and CGC Pristine 10 Typhlosion sales helped the weekly top five reach $3.936 million.
Delta Reign launches November 6, with prereleases from October 24 and more than 135 cards. Its $49.99 Elite Trainer Box includes eight packs and a full-art Kyogre promo.
The worldwide set launches September 16 with six foils per booster, a new Futuristic rarity, Mewtwo and Mew ex, plus 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards and 30 returning classics.
Illustration rares and special illustration rares featuring the legendary bird trio, Sylveon, Greninja, Jirachi ex and others were shown ahead of the September 16, 2026 launch.
An apparent manager says some Target stores are opening Pokémon products before sale under a corporate anti-scalping measure, though Target has not confirmed the policy and enforcement appears store-specific.
Illustrator MARINA Chikazawa links Prism Tower, Ange Floette and Lumiose City’s nighttime chaos, while other cards explore undersea scenes and flower-filled artwork.
Dragapult ex took all three top Masters finishes at Melbourne Regionals, pairing 320 HP with Phantom Dive’s 200 damage and six freely placed Bench damage counters.
Thieves ram-raided a ToyMate south of Perth and stole more than A$7,000 in trading stock, one of three Pokémon card thefts targeting the retailer within a week.
The free-to-play game adds cross-platform Switch/mobile play and a June 17–September 2 campaign granting Raichu plus Mega Stones for Mega Raichu X and Y.
Amazon sellers cut the 10-pack Mega Lucario collection to $178.99, while Walmart lists it at $169.99 and TCGplayer at $155.50 plus shipping.
Amazon cut the collection to $54.50, 22% below its $69.99 list price, with delivery listed for June 4–8; TCGplayer offers it for $50.98 shipped.
Golisopod was mistakenly drawn with three torso lines instead of two; TPC says the card remains tournament-legal and has corrected the artwork for future printings.
The 36-pack Chaos Rising box costs $264.89 from an Amazon marketplace seller, or $7.36 per pack; Walmart and TCGplayer listings are lower at $234.99 and $245.95.
30th Celebration launches worldwide September 16 with a new Futuristic rare rarity, 30 artist-designed Pikachu foils and 30 returning classic cards with foil treatments.
The all-foil set launches worldwide September 16, 2026, introducing Futuristic rare Mew and Mewtwo cards, 30 illustrated Pikachu variants and reprints of Base Set Charizard and Pikachu & Zekrom-GX.
The set launches globally September 16 with six foil cards per pack, a guaranteed Pikachu among 30 variants, new Futuristic Rares, and stamped classic-card reprints.
Mega Dragonite ex (271/217) led May’s $50-plus sales at a $61.48 average, while Mega Gengar ex averaged $89.80 and Psyduck reached $98.08 amid rising Ascended Heroes demand.
Hydrapple ex won the Campinas Regional Championships after narrowly missing Top 32 in Los Angeles, and the author now ranks it among Standard’s top three decks.
Greninja BREAK rose from $22 to $25 and Ash-Greninja EX reached $15, while Chaos Rising’s Mega Greninja ex fell from $590 to $440 as launch demand cooled.
Twelve screen-free interactive sets launch globally, led by two All-in-One kits and ten compatible builds using SMART Bricks and Tags for light, sound, motion and sensing.
The worldwide set launches September 16 with six foils per booster, a new Futuristic rarity, Mewtwo and Mew ex, plus 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards and 30 returning classics.
All 12 sets launch August 1 with Smart Play support, though only the all-in-one sets include every component required for interactive play.
The global set launches September 16, 2026 with 30 classic cards, 30 new Pikachu foils, all-foil boosters and YOSHIROTTEN’s new Futuristic Rare tier.
Series 2 releases June 19 with three random promos featuring Johto, Unova, and Galar starters, plus Chaos Rising and Perfect Order booster packs.
