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The four trademarks fall under Class 28, which covers games and toys. Their connection to the previously teased 2027 ex Star series remains speculation.
Three full-color volumes totaling 1,500 pages will launch individually in Japan on Dec. 18, 2026, priced at ¥5,500 each and covering game art through Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
Australians spent $11 million on Pokémon cards in their first two months on sale in 1999, while schoolyard trading disputes prompted campus-wide bans and student protests.
The mark was filed under Class 28 for games, toys and playthings, prompting speculation that it could be a Japanese High Class Pack for 2026 or 2027.
Leaked Game Freak documents reportedly show dual Johto Legends concepts starring Ho-Oh and Lugia were abandoned when The Pokémon Company chose 2025's Legends Z-A.
The Class 28 filing covers games and toys, including the TCG, while Hadou Seeker (ハドウシーカー) roughly translates to “Aura Seeker.” No set has been officially confirmed.
TPCi confirmed an October 2026 celebratory expansion with the first coordinated global Pokémon TCG launch, while Mew and Mewtwo appeared in its teaser.