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Two YOSHIROTTEN-designed Pikachu ex promos use contrasting day and night artwork, with each exclusive to a separate Ultra-Premium Collection. The set launches worldwide September 16, 2026.
Launch-day sales begin Sept. 16 after preorders sold out; Best Buy lists Booster Bundles at $26.94, ETBs at $49.99 and Ultra-Premium Collections at $179.99, while several retailers use raffles or invitations.
Two YOSHIROTTEN-illustrated Pikachu ex promos feature contrasting day and night designs for separate Ultra-Premium Collections; the 30th Celebration set launches worldwide September 16.
The 199-card all-foil expansion launches worldwide September 16, with five-card packs exclusive to special products; additional releases continue through November 6.
The 128-card set launches worldwide September 16 with every card in Holofoil; highlighted chases include Futuristic Rare Mewtwo ex 157/128 and Mew ex 158/128, plus paired Pikachu ex SIRs.
The two Pikachu ex SIRs join 30th Celebration ahead of its worldwide September 16 launch; alternate Double Rares and Espeon ex/Umbreon ex Ultra-Premium Collection promos are also planned.
The two Pikachu ex variants are regular versions of promos bundled with Espeon ex and Umbreon ex Ultra-Premium Collections; 30th Celebration products launch worldwide September 16.
A rumored dynamic anti-bot check could debut with pre-orders for the $179.99 Eeveelution Ultra Premium Collection; the first 30th anniversary products launch Sept. 16.
A 16-image gallery provides a closer look at the Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection tied to Phantasmal Flames.
A 16-image gallery previews the Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection tied to Phantasmal Flames, but provides no pricing, contents, or release-date details.
The gallery contains 16 images of the English Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection tied to Phantasmal Flames; no release date, contents, or pricing is provided.
The 16-image gallery previews the packaging and contents of the Phantasmal Flames Mega Charizard X ex Ultra-Premium Collection.
Target’s wider electronics-area displays are holding more Pokémon inventory, with some Minnesota restocks lasting hours; the retailer’s TCG category reportedly grew 70% to over $1 billion.
The first product wave launches worldwide September 16, with Pokémon Center retaining its Virtual Queue and advising shoppers to avoid VPNs, mixed-stock orders, and purchase-limit violations.