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Mega Malamar ex, Inkay and Sableye join Japan’s Storm Emeralda on July 31, with English versions expected in Delta Reign on November 6.

Pitch Black arrives July 17, with packs preselling at $10.40 and 36-pack booster boxes at $281.24, or $7.81 per pack—the guide’s best current value.

Japan’s M6 set launches July 31 with 76 main-set cards and roughly 35–40 secret rares. Its cards reach English markets in Delta Reign on November 6.

Prime Day prices include a Chaos Rising ETB at $94.94, Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection at $55.99, and Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck at $22.99 through June 26.

Amazon discounts include a Chaos Rising Booster Display at $229.95 and Booster Bundle at $51.99, with Prime Day offers running through June 26.

The Chaos Rising ETB includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo; competing prices start at $88.88 at Walmart and $75 on TCGplayer, below Amazon’s offer.

Amazon cut the Switch 2 Edition to $44.99 for Prime members on June 24, a 36% discount from $69.99 and its lowest tracked price.

A PSA 10 Expedition Dragonite Holo #9 sold for $55,224 in Goldin’s Spring Pop Culture Auction, nearly doubling its previous record of just under $30,000.

The Japan-only lineup launched June 18 with apparel, cartridge keychains and a ¥30,000 plaque featuring pins for 39 mainline games; no U.S. release is confirmed.

Released May 22, Chaos Rising is led by Mega Greninja ex SIR, while its rarer Mega Hyper Rare is worth less; Cinccino ex, Mega Dragalge ex and Mega Floette also rank among the top chases.

Scatterbug, Bunnelby, Furfrou and other card illustrations depict locations across Lumiose City, including Hotel Z, Prism Tower and the Looker Bureau.

Card illustrations depict Gare de Lumiose, Hotel Z, Café Rouleau and other in-game landmarks, linking Pokémon Legends: Z-A with Perfect Order and Chaos Rising.

The 115-plus-card set arrives July 17, with prereleases from July 4 and six Mega Evolution Pokémon ex; Mega Darkrai ex’s gold and Special Illustration Rare cards lead the chase lineup.

Pitch Black features a gold Mega Hyper Rare Mega Darkrai ex, while Cresselia’s latest card was an uncommon in Phantasmal Flames in November 2025.

The worldwide July 17 set has 84 mechanically unique cards, with Mega Darkrai and Mega Chandelure among its chases; Pokémon Center ETBs include 11 packs and an extra stamped promo.

Chaos Rising’s listed chase cards range from $25.17 for Mega Greninja ex to $65.47 for Mega Dragalge ex, with the latter down from an approximately $100 debut.

The 122-card set’s standouts include Mega Greninja ex, Magnetic Metal Energy and Mega Floette ex, with several cards designed around Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s endgame.

Chaos Rising’s early top 10 draws on Japanese Ninja Spinner prices, with Emma at $8.01, Ampharos at $12.28 and Mega Greninja ex at $17.31 amid expected launch volatility.

Amazon lists sleeved Chaos Rising packs at $12.99, while TCGplayer offers regular packs from $9.64 shipped versus a $9.45 market price.