The limited-time set launches September 16 with 30 classic reprints, 30 Pikachu variants and five foil cards per pack; featured chases include a new Base Set Charizard and futuristic Mew and Mewtwo.
The all-foil set launches globally on September 16, with Futuristic rare Mew and Mewtwo, one of 30 Pikachu cards in every pack, and throwbacks to Base Set Charizard and Pikachu & Zekrom.
30th Celebration launches worldwide Sept. 16 with 30 artist-designed Pikachu variants per pack pool, six special holos, a tactile Futuristic rare tier and 30 returning classics.
The global expansion launches September 16 with all-foil packs, 30 unique Pikachu cards, Futuristic Rare Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, and 30 specially foiled classic cards.
The all-foil expansion launches globally on Sept. 16 with 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards, 30 returning classics and a new Futuristic rare tier featuring YOSHIROTTEN artwork.
The all-foil expansion launches worldwide September 16, 2026, debuting Futuristic rares and guaranteeing one of 30 uniquely illustrated Pikachu cards per booster pack.
The 103-plus-card set launches September 16 with new FUR Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, 30 guaranteed Pikachu variants, and 20 six-card packs per ¥7,200 booster box.
The roughly 150-card set arrives September 16 with six foil cards per pack, 30 stamped classics, one of 30 artist-illustrated Pikachu cards in every pack, and a new Futuristic rare tier.
The August 2026 blister includes a Zarude foil card, a Snorlax metallic coin and two booster packs; an exact release date and price have not been announced.
The $9.99 blister includes a presumed cosmos-holo Zarude promo, two booster packs and a coin, with an August retail launch.
Each six-card booster will be all foil and include one of 30 Pikachu cards. The anniversary set is scheduled for September 16 in Japan, with a near-simultaneous international launch.
A Golisopod card in the March 13 Ninja Spinner set incorrectly shows one body line instead of two; it remains tournament-legal, and no replacements will be offered.
Chaos Rising’s 83-card main set includes four uncommon Deoxys forms, accounting for 4% of the set and one-third of its Psychic Pokémon, though none appears competitively strong.
UK booster packs took two weeks, 10 store visits and online lotteries to secure at £4–£5 retail, while Ascended Heroes sells near double MSRP and its Mega Gengar ex SIR tops £1,000.
The global launch includes booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes and collections, plus retailer-exclusive Ho-Oh, Delphox and Keldeo promos with qualifying $15 purchases while supplies last.
The worldwide release includes booster packs and ETBs, plus Ho-Oh, Delphox and Keldeo promos with qualifying $15 purchases at select retailers while supplies last.
The upcoming Pocket booster introduces Ancient and Future labels, with Flutter Mane ex and Iron Bundle ex joining the headlining Koraidon ex and Miraidon ex.
Paradox Drive launches May 27, 2026, introducing Ancient and Future cards to TCG Pocket, led by Koraidon and Miraidon, with limited-time events running through June.
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.