The $99 box remains $50 above its $49 MSRP and includes nine Chaos Rising packs, a full-art Fennekin promo, Greninja sleeves, and play accessories.
The $99 box includes nine Chaos Rising packs, a full-art Fennekin promo, Greninja sleeves, and play accessories, but remains $50 above its $49 MSRP.
Amazon's $118.99 Chaos Rising ETB listing is 138% above its $49.99 MSRP, while a $56 Mega Zygarde box also exceeds MSRP and carries third-party repackaging risk.
Amazon discounts include Chaos Rising bundles at $44.99, ETBs at $85.99 and booster displays at $263.99, with savings of up to 28% as Prime Day begins June 23.
Walmart lists the Chaos Rising Elite Trainer Box at $84.95, $34.04 below Amazon’s original $118.99 price; Amazon’s current listing is $99.95.
Amazon lists the 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Box for $263.99, or $7.33 per pack, while Walmart and TCGplayer listings are cheaper at $229.95 and $234.95.
Amazon marketplace sellers list the Chaos Rising ETB from $87.21 delivered, while TCGplayer starts at $77.99; the box includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo.
Amazon listings include Chaos Rising bundles for $44.99, Mega Zygarde ex collections for $55.55, and Prismatic Evolutions ETBs for $208.85 ahead of Prime Day on June 23.
The 115-plus-card set arrives July 17, with prereleases from July 4 and six Mega Evolution Pokémon ex; Mega Darkrai ex’s gold and Special Illustration Rare cards lead the chase lineup.
Amazon lists the Perfect Order ETB at a third-party low of $86.95, while TCGplayer offers it from $71.99—below the $73.68 market price—and Walmart charges $78.30.
Amazon lists the Chaos Rising ETB at $84.99 and its six-pack Booster Bundle at $47; both remain above MSRP but are near TCGplayer market value.
Amazon has Chaos Rising ETBs for $84.99 and six-pack Booster Bundles for $47, both near market value but still above MSRP; the ETB includes a Fennekin full-art promo.
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.
Some Target stores are reportedly opening eligible boxes before shelving them and limiting customers to one purchase per Pokémon product, though a corporate mandate remains unverified.
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.