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Amazon’s six-pack Chaos Rising Booster Bundle fell from $60 to under $50 during Prime Day, while the Elite Trainer Box sold out amid demand for Mega Greninja ex.
Japan’s sealed events run July 31–October 31 using 15 Storm Emerald packs; three-win and rock-paper-scissors winners receive the Mega Gallade ex SAR promo by mail from December.
The digital expansion adds Pikachu, Piplup, Snorlax, Greedent and Sylveon cards, followed by July events offering emblems, trading rewards and Hisuian Zorua promo packs.
Best Buy cut the Paradox Clash Tin from $65 to $50; it includes a Walking Wake ex promo, five booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code.
The digital expansion adds Pikachu, Piplup, Snorlax, Greedent and Sylveon, followed by July events offering rewards and a Hisuian Zorua promo pack.
The digital pack features Pikachu, Piplup and Snorlax, followed in July by emblem battles, Community Week, B Series promo packs and Growlithe and Emolga Wonder Picks.
Everyday Wonders launches June 29 on iOS and Android, followed by four July events featuring emblem battles, Community Week, Hisuian Zorua drops, and Growlithe and Emolga Wonder Picks.
Everyday Wonders arrives June 29 with Pikachu, Piplup and Snorlax cards, followed in July by battle, trading, promo-pack and Wonder Pick events.
Everyday Wonders launches June 29 in Pokémon TCG Pocket, featuring Illustration Rares of Pikachu, Piplup and Sylveon in everyday settings.
Everyday Wonders arrives June 29 with Pikachu, Piplup and Snorlax booster art, followed by July battle, trading, promo-pack and Wonder Pick events.
The Chaos Rising ETB includes nine packs and a Fennekin promo; competing prices start at $88.88 at Walmart and $75 on TCGplayer, below Amazon’s offer.
Amazon listings start at $45.27, a 25% discount that puts the six-pack box at about $7.55 per pack; Amazon’s own $45.88 listing can arrive by June 29.
Amazon cut the 36-pack Chaos Rising Booster Display to a record-low $229.95 for Prime Day, an 18% discount that works out to about $6.39 per pack before tax.
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.
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's third-party listing is $69.78, saving $8.57 and including four Ascended Heroes packs plus Mega Feraligatr ex and oversize lenticular promos; TCGplayer boxes start at $56.99.
Amazon’s $171.99 box includes 10 Ascended Heroes packs, a random Mega Lucario or Mega Gardevoir promo, a poster, and a TCG Live code; Walmart lists it for $164.99.
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.
Mega Rayquaza will headline the physical Storm Emeralda expansion and Pocket’s Ruler of the Skies pack, with more physical-set details due June 19 at 14:00 JST.