Amazon lists sleeved Chaos Rising packs at $12.99, while TCGplayer offers regular packs from $9.64 shipped versus a $9.45 market price.
Amazon lists a 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Display Box for $274.50, or $7.63 per pack, while TCGplayer listings start at $227 shipped versus a $247.90 market price.
Amazon lists the newly released Chaos Rising ETB at $106.95, a 6% discount, while TCGplayer offers it from $94.99. The box includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo.
Chaos Rising arrives May 22, 2026, led by Mega Greninja ex and a three-card connected panorama. Products include 36-pack booster boxes and ETBs with a Fennekin Illustration Rare promo.
A 55-pack sample yielded 14 ex cards, four full-art ex cards and no Special Illustration Rare ex cards ahead of Chaos Rising’s May 22 release.
Amazon’s May 18 preorder is $5 below list and $1.70 under TCGplayer’s market price; the May 22 box includes a Mega Zygarde ex promo and eight booster packs.
Build and Battle launches May 21 with 40-card decks, four upgrade packs and five-match runs; events for three past expansions follow through June 18.
Fomantis 82/81, Armarouge 83/81 and Goldeen Illustration Rares surfaced ahead of Pitch Black’s July 17, 2026 release, via its Japanese sister set Abyss Eye.
The 122-card set launches May 22; a 55-pack review found frequent duplicate rare pulls, relatively few standout Illustration Rares, and Mega Greninja as its sole gold Mega Hyper Rare.
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 81-card Japanese set arrives May 22, debuting Mega Darkrai and Mega Zeraora cards; most cards will enter the English Pitch Black set on July 17.
The 122-card set launches May 22 with five Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, six special illustration rares and products ranging from four-pack Build & Battle Boxes to 36-pack displays.
The 36-pack box costs $244.77 with free shipping, $20.33 below TCGplayer’s market price, and is expected by May 29 after the set’s May 22 release.
The 36-pack box costs about $6.80 per pack, with free shipping and delivery expected by May 29—$20.33 below TCGplayer’s market price.
The $49.99 ETB contains nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo, while the sold-out $59.99 Pokémon Center edition adds a stamped copy. Chaos Rising launches globally May 22 with over 120 cards.
Pitch Black launches worldwide July 17 with six Mega Evolution Pokémon ex and six special illustration rares; prerelease events begin July 4, followed by TCG Live access July 16.
Mega Chandelure and Gwynn SIRs were unveiled on Pokémon Japan’s website ahead of Abyss Eye’s Japanese release later in May; Chandelure features purple-blue flames against a dark background.
Walmart lists the May 22 ETB at $113.97, while TCGplayer presales start at $103.75; the box includes nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo.
Takara Tomy has produced a Mega Dragonite plush based on Pokémon Legends: Z-A, with Meccha Japan supplying one for PokéJungle's May reader giveaway.
Ho-Oh, Keldeo, and Delphox promos will be retailer-exclusive bonuses with Pokémon TCG purchases; the Ho-Oh variant will be offered through GameStop.