Everyday Wonders launches June 29 at 6:00 p.m. PDT, followed by July events offering Hisuian Zorua promo packs, Growlithe and Emolga cards, and themed accessories.
Everyday Wonders launches June 29 at 6 p.m. PDT, followed by themed cosmetics June 30 and July events offering a Hisuian Zorua promo pack plus Growlithe and Emolga cards.
Everyday Wonders arrives June 29 with Pikachu, Piplup and Snorlax booster art, followed by July battle, trading, promo-pack and Wonder Pick events.
Fanatics Collect sold PSA 10 Legendary Collection reverse holos of Gengar for $408,000, Pikachu for $204,000, Eevee for $66,000 and Squirtle for $32,400 on June 14.
Amazon's third-party listing is $69.78, saving $8.57 and including four Ascended Heroes packs plus Mega Feraligatr ex and oversize lenticular promos; TCGplayer boxes start at $56.99.
Aardman unveiled artwork after Phil Rynda discussed the animated film during the studio’s panel at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival.
Never-before-seen pilot footage showed Sirfetch’d and Pichu exploring Galar in Aardman’s stop-motion adventure, which is scheduled for a worldwide 2027 release.
The buying guide highlights modern packs from under $10 to $19, led by Lost Origin’s $845 Giratina V and Chaos Rising’s $338 Mega Greninja ex.
NAIC will move from New Orleans to Chicago in 2027 after three years, while San Francisco hosts the 2026 World Championships with Paradise Resort and Pikachu promo distributions.
Four limited promos will accompany Worlds in San Francisco; two Pikachu cards are available through Play! Pokémon store tournaments from August 21–30, while two are attendee exclusives.
Worlds 2026 offers two Pikachu promos through Play! Pokémon events from August 21–30, plus Paradise Resort and stamped Ascended Heroes Rayquaza cards for San Francisco attendees.
Three promos were unveiled: Paradise Resort for competitors, Pikachu for Aug. 21–30 Celebration Tournaments, and Rayquaza for all badged Worlds and PokémonXP attendees.
Four Worlds promos were unveiled: League events run August 24–30, while badged San Francisco attendees get a foil-stamped Ascended Heroes Rayquaza and competitors receive Paradise Resort.
From August 21–30, participants can receive a Pikachu promo with a San Francisco backdrop; age-division winners get a “WINNER” stamp plus TCG accessories, while supplies last.
Local event winners receive a stamped Pikachu, Worlds competitors get Paradise Resort in their welcome kits, and badged San Francisco attendees receive a PXP-stamped Rayquaza.
The new Paradise Resort promo features Pikachu, Sylveon, Psyduck and other Pokémon in San Francisco-themed Worlds 2026 artwork; it debuted during NAIC.
Three promos were unveiled: Paradise Resort for Worlds competitors, Pikachu at August 21–30 Celebration Tournaments, and Rayquaza for all badged Worlds and PokémonXP attendees.
Events run August 21–30 at Play! Pokémon Stores; entrants receive a San Francisco-themed Pikachu promo while supplies last, with stamped copies and accessories for division winners.
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.
Pikachu & Zekrom-GX surged from $40 to at least $110 after its 30th Celebration reprint reveal, while Dark Tyranitar reached scarce triple-digit listings and Rayquaza-EX rose to $35–$40.