The set arrives worldwide September 16; Japan gets a paired Premium Deck Set, while English Espeon and Umbreon decks launch October 30 before separate Ultra Premium Collections on November 6.

The all-foil set launches globally September 16, with 30 Pikachu rares, a new Futuristic rare tier, returning classic cards and products led by ETBs containing 9 or 11 packs.
The first product wave launches worldwide September 16, with Pokémon Center retaining its Virtual Queue and advising shoppers to avoid VPNs, mixed-stock orders, and purchase-limit violations.
Eight graded cards fetched $480,000 at Fanatics Collect, led by a PSA 10 Snorlax Lv.X at $156,000—940% above its prior record—and a Tekno Snorlax at $27,000.
The $708.84 day and night collections launch November 6 with 29 booster packs, a Classic Collection pack, YOSHIROTTEN Pikachu ex promos, and either Espeon ex or Umbreon ex.
Heritage sold Japanese Base Set for $137,500, Expedition for $112,500 and Neo Destiny for $60,000, with all three beating prior records as vintage sealed supply continues to shrink.
The lineup includes a Kraken V4 X headset, Ornata V3 tenkeyless keyboard, Gigantus V2 desk mat and Cobra mouse, all featuring Espeon and Umbreon.
The English set rolls out in three waves from September 16, with five-card foil packs available only through products such as a $49.99 ETB, $26.94 Booster Bundle and all-foil ex decks.
Pitch Black arrives July 17, the $14.99 First Partner Illustration Collection Series 3 follows August 7, and the worldwide 30th Anniversary set launches September 16 with all-foil packs.
The lineup rolls out in waves from September 16 to November 6, including ETBs, ex boxes and a 29-pack Ultra-Premium Collection with Pikachu, Espeon or Umbreon promos.
Amazon lists the nine-pack Prismatic Evolutions ETB at $182.55, $8.58 below TCGplayer’s market price, while Walmart offers it for $174.88.
The all-foil set launches globally September 16, with 30 Pikachu rares, a new Futuristic rare tier, returning classic cards and products led by ETBs containing 9 or 11 packs.
GamesRadar+ offers an Espeon-focused deck guide for Pokémon TCG Pocket, but the captured article body contains no deck list, card choices, or strategy details.
The worldwide set arrives September 16 with 150-plus cards, 30 Classic reprints and 30 unique foil Pikachu cards—one in every five-card all-foil pack—plus a new Futuristic rarity.
The Futuristic Box and Espeon & Umbreon Premium Deck Set launch September 16 in Japan, followed by the starter-themed 30th Celebration Card Set on October 16.
Pokémon Center Online will prioritize identity-verified applicants in lotteries for four 30th CELEBRATION products priced from ¥6,200 to ¥27,500; implementation details are due after July.
Two Pikachu ex Futuristic Rares will debut in Japan’s Futuristic Box on September 16, 2026, while new Umbreon ex and Espeon ex SIRs are expected to become major chase cards.
Two Pikachu ex Futuristic Rares and full-art Umbreon ex and Espeon ex cards were unveiled ahead of the collection’s worldwide September 16 release.
Both products launch in Japan on September 16: the Futuristic Box includes two day-and-night Pikachu ex promos, while the Premium Deck Set contains separate 60-card Espeon ex and Umbreon ex decks.
The worldwide September 16 set includes 13 revealed designs, a new rarity tier and 30 Pikachu promos—one in every pack—alongside classic stamped reprints.
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.