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.
Amazon lists single Perfect Order packs at $8.70, 13% below the $9.95 list price, though TCGplayer sellers offer packs from $5.81.
Amazon lists the six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle at $49.99, versus $42.95 at Walmart and $42.97 delivered for TCGplayer’s cheapest listing.
Amazon’s third-party listing fell 13% to $8.70 per pack, though TCGplayer sellers offer Perfect Order packs from $5.81; delivery is estimated for May 15–19.
Amazon’s sleeved Chaos Rising booster costs $17.45, versus $10.92 shipped at TCGplayer; 36-pack display boxes start at $238.99.
Series 2 launches June 19 for $14.99, with each product containing 3 of 9 stamped promos featuring the Johto, Unova, and Galar starters, plus two regular booster packs.
Series two launches June 19 with promo illustration rares drawn from nine Johto, Unova, and Galar starters; each collection also includes two booster packs and a sticker sheet.
The 120-plus-card expansion arrives May 22, 2026, led by Mega Greninja ex and Mega Floette ex; its ETB includes nine packs and a full-art Fennekin promo.
The $14.99 collections launch June 19, each packing three of nine region-matched Illustration Rare promos, two standard booster packs, and a sticker sheet.
Chaos Rising launches May 22 with Greninja-themed artwork; 17 preview packs yielded Illustration and Ultra Rares, while the ETB includes a full-art foil Fennekin promo.
Amazon lists sleeved Chaos Rising boosters at $12.99, while TCGplayer listings start at $10.87; the 120-plus-card expansion officially releases May 22.
Amazon’s $69.99 preorder includes an exclusive Mega Zygarde ex promo, an oversized lenticular card and eight booster packs, with delivery expected May 25 after the May 22 launch.
The box fell 9% to $81.91 on Amazon, but TCGplayer listings start at $49. It contains a Mega Feraligatr ex foil promo, an oversize lenticular card, and four booster packs.
The 36-pack box is $248.95 at Amazon, saving $31.04, while Walmart offers it for $238.99 and TCGplayer presales start at $245.76.
The $12.99 Amazon preorder is sold by MVP Marketplace and sits $2.10 above TCGplayer’s cheapest shipped listing; Chaos Rising releases May 22.
Official kiosks reached 1,871 locations, up 27% in 12 months, even as roughly one in seven was removed or relocated; an unverified support email suggests selective closures aim to reduce regional shortages.
Amazon’s preorder is $278.95 for 36 packs, or $7.75 each, with delivery after the May 22 launch; Walmart and TCGplayer listings start near $239.
Amazon and Walmart list the Perfect Order ETB at a record-low $68.95; it includes nine booster packs and a full-art Tyrunt promo.
GameStop's $5,000 Neutronium Power Pack offers a 0.4% chance of exceeding $40,000 in value, while 44% are estimated at just $3,000–$4,000.
Hareruya 2’s Omiya shop is selling corner-cut Mega Dream ex packs, with some stock restricted to customers 15 or younger and daily limits of two packs.