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Amazon lists the Chaos Rising Build and Battle Box at $79.94, 11% below its $89.99 list price, while TCGplayer listings start at $56.84 and Walmart offers it for $64.99.

Darkrai VSTAR doubled from about $50 to $100, Greninja GX approached $50 and Milotic ex reached roughly $125 as Chaos Rising prerelease pulls established early price floors.

The Chaos Rising battle pass unlocks a Mega Greninja ex deck at launch and a Mega Floette ex deck midway through the season, with three total copies of Special Red Card.

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.

Chaos Rising contains 122 cards and reaches full release May 22, with illustration rares and connected evolution-line artwork positioned as its main collectible appeal.

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.

Amazon’s preorder is $113.97, while Walmart offers $109.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $102.79; the nine-pack ETB arrives after the set’s May 22 release.

Amazon’s preorder is $113.97, while Walmart asks $109.77 and TCGplayer listings start at $102.79; the ETB includes nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo ahead of the May 22 release.

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 TCG Live Battle Pass offers Mega Greninja ex and Mega Floette ex decks, each with 15 unlockable upgrade cards; featured strategies reach 200 damage and up to 500 HP.

From 55 preview packs, the reviewer pulled three SIRs and one Mega Hyper Rare, including both chase Mega Greninja ex cards. The 208-card set has just two major chases, and the sample hints at softer resale values.

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.

Mega Greninja ex leads four weekly gainers at about $300 with estimated odds of one per six booster boxes, while Rayquaza V reached roughly $325 and Rosa’s Encouragement weakened.

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.

A 17-pack preview yielded four ex cards, three Illustration Rares and one Ultra Rare—eight hits overall—while the roughly 120-card set produced noticeable duplication.

Ho-Oh, Keldeo, and Delphox promos will be retailer-exclusive bonuses with Pokémon TCG purchases; the Ho-Oh variant will be offered through GameStop.

Amazon lists the Chaos Rising Build & Battle Box at $59.99, about $4.46 below TCGplayer's market price, with four booster packs, a 40-card deck and one foil promo.