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The English OP-16 booster set launched June 12 with six new Leaders, a rule-breaking unlimited-copy Impel Down card, and Secret Rare Ace and Blackbeard chase cards.
SNKRDUNK market data as of June 9 ranks OP-05 Awakening of the New Era first among 21 Japanese One Piece TCG booster boxes, ahead of OP-01 Romance Dawn.
All three Pitch Black TCG products sold out by shortly after 4 p.m. Pacific on June 10, following repeated Pokémon Center crashes, maintenance periods and queue resets.
The July 17 expansion has a 37-day preorder window, with ETBs offering nine packs and an exclusive stamped Zarude promo; prerelease events run July 4–12.
Preorders are live for the 115-plus-card set ahead of its July 17 release, with Pokémon Center ETBs offering 11 packs, two promos and exclusive stamped packaging.
Pitch Black ETBs, booster bundles, and booster boxes opened for preorder 37 days before the set’s July 17 release, continuing Pokémon Center’s shorter preorder window.
The worldwide July 17 set has 84 mechanically unique cards, with Mega Darkrai and Mega Chandelure among its chases; Pokémon Center ETBs include 11 packs and an extra stamped promo.
Amazon’s 36-pack box is $264.88, but Walmart lists it at $229.95 and TCGplayer listings start at $221.99 shipped, below the $224.55 market price.
The all-foil 30th Celebration set launches worldwide on September 16 with six-card packs, about 150 cards and new Futuristic Rare Mew ex and Mewtwo ex chases.
Pokémon Center Online will prioritize identity-verified applicants in lotteries for four 30th CELEBRATION products priced from ¥6,200 to ¥27,500; implementation details are due after July.
Amazon lists the six-pack Chaos Rising Booster Bundle at $51.98, while TCGplayer offers it for $47.10 and Walmart for $49.75; Amazon stock is reportedly low.
Pitch Black arrives July 17, 2026; its ETB includes nine packs and a Zarude promo, while the booster box offers 36 packs and the best pack-to-dollar ratio.
Third-party sellers list the Chaos Rising ETB from $84.99 at Walmart and TCGplayer or $99.72 on Amazon; each box includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo.
The 36-pack Chaos Rising box costs $264.89 from an Amazon marketplace seller, or $7.36 per pack; Walmart and TCGplayer listings are lower at $234.99 and $245.95.
Third-party sellers list the 36-pack Journey Together box from $296.99, or $8.25 per pack—$4.49 below TCGplayer’s $300.48 market price.
Amazon’s 36-pack Chaos Rising box is $277.95 with free shipping, while Walmart lists it for $239.95 and TCGplayer’s lowest listing is $255.
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.
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.
The Japanese SAR opened at ¥85,000 with an ¥80,000 buyback price on May 22, driven by scarce pulls, tight booster-box allocation and Akira Egawa’s artwork.
Chaos Rising arrives May 22, 2026, led by Mega Greninja ex and a three-card connected panorama. Products include 36-pack booster boxes and ETBs with a Fennekin Illustration Rare promo.