Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising display at $219.55, $60.44 below list price, while TCGplayer offers sealed boxes for $206.94 against a $208.03 market price.
Third-party seller CCGCastle lists the 36-pack box for $254.95, about $7.08 per pack, ahead of the set’s July 17 release.
Charlotte Linlin’s OP17-112 Manga Rare is projected above ¥300,000, with shop buy lists estimated near ¥210,000 ahead of OP-17’s August 22 release.
Edward Newgate Manga Rare OP17-005 is projected above ¥300,000, with a ¥210,000 shop buy price ahead of the OP-17 booster’s August 22, 2026 release.
The ONE PIECE card EB04-007 is forecast above ¥100,000, with a ¥70,000 shop buy price, ahead of its August 22, 2026 release.
Gol D. Roger P-107 is estimated above ¥100,000, with a ¥70,000 shop buy price; the P-HSP chase card arrives in OP-17 on August 22, 2026.
Monkey D. Luffy L-SP (OP17-079) is projected above ¥200,000, with a ¥140,000 shop buy price, after OP-17 launches August 22 with the new Super Leader Parallel rarity.
Target has the Mega Zygarde ex Premium Collection for $44.99, with six Perfect Order packs, two Phantasmal Flames packs, and two Zygarde promo cards.
Pokémon Center’s $60 ETB sold out after queues reached six hours, errors blocked buyers, and resale listings climbed into the hundreds ahead of the set’s September 16 release.
The brothers raided two UK card shops in April, stealing cards and sealed products before CCTV and a broken getaway van helped secure guilty pleas; one received 29 months in prison.
A 55-pack sample yielded 15 ex cards, three full-art ex cards and no Special Illustration Rares; Pitch Black releases July 17 after prerelease began July 4.
Across 55 Pitch Black packs, the reviewer pulled one full art, five illustration rares and none of the two Mega Darkrai ex chase cards, calling the sub-200-card set underwhelming.
Amazon is selling Chaos Rising ETBs for £79.99 with nine booster packs, while Prismatic Evolutions ETBs are restocked at $179—over $30 below TCGplayer pricing.
McDonald’s Japan posted starter-type and lightning emojis, hinting at new Happy Meal promos after last year’s burger Pikachu campaign prompted three-set purchase limits.
The $708.84 day and night collections launch November 6 with 29 booster packs, a Classic Collection pack, YOSHIROTTEN Pikachu ex promos, and either Espeon ex or Umbreon ex.
Storm Emeralda launches in Japan on July 31, 2026; the guide speculates a Mega Rayquaza ex MUR could reach ¥200,000 based on comparable cards and rarity trends.
McDonald’s Japan teased a likely 30th-anniversary card promotion; last year’s campaign imposed a three-Happy-Meal limit, while its exclusive Pikachu promo has stayed near $25.
The ETB contains nine booster packs, a Zarude promo and Mega Darkrai accessories; the 120-card set enters wide release July 17 after prerelease began July 4.
Mega Excadrill ex leads a World Championship-legal set with tempo-focused support cards, while two Mega Darkrai ex variants headline the full-art chase lineup during prerelease.
The 118-card set launches July 17 with six new Mega ex cards; a 55-pack sample yielded 10 full arts but no Special Illustration Rares.