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U.S. Happy Meals will include four-card Pokémon TCG packs from November 5 through December 9, with 15 cards to collect and six receiving confetti holofoil versions.
U.S. Happy Meals will include four-card packs from November 5 through December 9, with one holo per pack and 15 cards overall, including six confetti holos.
Happy Meals will include four-card packs drawn from a 15-card collection, including six confetti holos, during the Nov. 5–Dec. 9 campaign.
U.S. Happy Meals will include a four-card booster from November 5 to December 9, with 15 cards in the pool and six receiving confetti holofoil treatments.
The four-card digital packs run September 29–October 28, guarantee one high-rarity card, and add new illustrations and parallel foils; a late-October update brings deck rentals and community decks.
Best Buy says it offers Pokémon TCG products at MSRP with purchase limits, digital queues and invite-only launch access; its stock includes Pitch Black boosters, bundles and Elite Trainer Boxes.
Deluxe Pack: Mega runs Sept. 29–Oct. 28 in TCG Pocket, with four cards per pack and one guaranteed at ♦♦♦♦ rarity or higher, plus new illustrations and parallel foils.
The limited-time pack runs Sept. 29–Oct. 28, with four cards per pack and one guaranteed ♦♦♦♦ rarity or higher, plus new illustrations and parallel foils.
Every booster guarantees one of 30 uniquely illustrated Pikachu cards, with some down over 90% from release week; the guide also flags Amazon ETB invites and $45 booster-bundle preorders.
Walmart’s September 23 drawing opens at 2 p.m. PT for about one hour, offering 30th Celebration ETBs and other products at retail pricing; winners are randomly selected and charged automatically.
Amazon lists the box at $89.49, saving $10.50; it includes four five-card booster packs, a foil Greninja ex promo and an oversize version.
Amazon marketplace seller Gem City Supplies lists the box at $89.49, while unopened copies start at $60 plus shipping on TCGplayer versus a $99.99 MSRP.
Early data from 420 packs puts Special Illustration Rares at 5.24%, versus roughly 1-in-80 recently; rising supply pushed Future Rare Mew and Mewtwo sales from near $1,000 toward $150.
The collection includes a Ditto promo card, an acrylic card display, eight 30th Celebration booster packs, and a Pokémon TCG Live code card.
Each tin includes two 30th Celebration booster packs, a sticker sheet, an art card that connects into one of two scenes, and a TCG Live code; sales begin October 2, 2026.
30th-anniversary products sold out online and in stores, leaving collectors chasing one of 30 cards per booster pack through restocks or marked-up resale listings.
A 4,063-pack sample found one RGB Mew, with estimated odds ranging from 1-in-718 to 1-in-23,016; every pack’s fifth slot contained Pikachu.
The all-foil set debuts Futuristic rare cards by YOSHIROTTEN, with one of 30 Pikachu rares in every booster pack and six sealed product configurations at launch.
The all-foil expansion guarantees one of 30 Pikachu rares per booster pack, while $15 purchases at select U.S. retailers qualify for a stamped Mewtwo promo from Oct. 2.
The all-foil expansion introduces Futuristic rares and puts one of 30 Pikachu rares in every booster; a stamped Mewtwo promo arrives Oct. 2 with qualifying $15 purchases at seven retailers.