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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.

An apparent manager says some Target stores are opening Pokémon products before sale under a corporate anti-scalping measure, though Target has not confirmed the policy and enforcement appears store-specific.

Mega Dragonite ex (271/217) led May’s $50-plus sales at a $61.48 average, while Mega Gengar ex averaged $89.80 and Psyduck reached $98.08 amid rising Ascended Heroes demand.

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.

Amazon lists sleeved Chaos Rising packs at $12.99, while TCGplayer offers regular packs from $9.64 shipped versus a $9.45 market price.

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.

Amazon lists the newly released Chaos Rising ETB at $106.95, a 6% discount, while TCGplayer offers it from $94.99. The box includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo.

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.

Amazon lists the six-pack Chaos Rising Booster Bundle at $60.98, nearly $30 below six individual packs; Walmart asks $64.99, while TCGplayer presales start at $54.52.

Amazon’s six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle costs $46.95, or $7.83 per pack, while Walmart lists it for $42.95 and TCGplayer starts at $35.99 before shipping.

Chaos Rising contains 122 cards and reaches full release May 22, with illustration rares and connected evolution-line artwork positioned as its main collectible appeal.

The 122-card set launches May 22; a 55-pack review found frequent duplicate rare pulls, relatively few standout Illustration Rares, and Mega Greninja as its sole gold Mega Hyper Rare.

The 122-card set launches May 22 with five Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, six special illustration rares and products ranging from four-pack Build & Battle Boxes to 36-pack displays.

From 55 preview packs, the reviewer pulled three SIRs and one Mega Hyper Rare, including both chase Mega Greninja ex cards. The 208-card set has just two major chases, and the sample hints at softer resale values.

Amazon cut the Perfect Order ETB to $69.69, 18% below its $84.99 list price; Walmart offers it for $68.95, while TCGplayer's market price is $74.77.

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.

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 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 115-plus-card expansion launches July 17, 2026, led by Mega Darkrai ex and five other Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, with more than 35 special-illustration cards.