Perfect Order is slated to contain 84 main-set cards, about 31 Secret Rares, six Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, four Pokémon ex and 11 Illustration Rares.
BigCityCards lists the tin at $42.99, saving $6.96; it contains a Mega Gengar ex promo, four booster packs and a Pokémon TCG Live code.
Scatterbug, Bunnelby, Furfrou and other card illustrations depict locations across Lumiose City, including Hotel Z, Prism Tower and the Looker Bureau.
Card illustrations depict Gare de Lumiose, Hotel Z, Café Rouleau and other in-game landmarks, linking Pokémon Legends: Z-A with Perfect Order and Chaos Rising.
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.
The competitive-play ranking highlights Perfect Order’s Meowth ex for Supporter search and Forest of Vitality for immediate Grass evolutions, while Core Memory gives Mega Zygarde ex a 350-damage attack.
Six-card packs arrive at participating Pokémon Leagues on July 1, featuring one holo per pack, exclusive variants, and Play! Pokémon-stamped reprints from three recent sets.
Series Nine arrives July 1, 2026, at participating Play! Pokémon retailers, with six logo-stamped cards per pack drawn from sets spanning Journey Together through Perfect Order.
Amazon’s June 12 preorder is $47.29, while Walmart lists the tin at $46.77 and TCGplayer sellers offer sealed copies from $29.37; it includes a Mega Clefable ex promo and four packs.
Six-pack Perfect Order bundles start at $39.95 from Walmart, $40.34 shipped on TCGplayer, or $48 on Amazon as of June 5.
Amazon cut the collection to $54.50, 22% below its $69.99 list price, with delivery listed for June 4–8; TCGplayer offers it for $50.98 shipped.
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.
Hydrapple ex won the Campinas Regional Championships after narrowly missing Top 32 in Los Angeles, and the author now ranks it among Standard’s top three decks.
Series 2 releases June 19 with three random promos featuring Johto, Unova, and Galar starters, plus Chaos Rising and Perfect Order booster packs.
Mega Lucario ex is positioned as a counter to the surging Mega Lopunny ex archetype ahead of Melbourne and Indianapolis, while retaining a favorable Dragapult ex matchup.
Dragapult ex/Crushing Hammer leads after two Regional wins, while Mega Greninja ex emerges from Chaos Rising ahead of NAIC.
Lillie’s Clefairy ex leads off at $205, while Mega Dragonite ex reaches $337 and newly released Chaos Rising’s Mega Greninja ex starts near $400 amid expected volatility.
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 Perfect Order ETB at $79.69, a 6% discount, but TCGplayer offers it from $70 and Walmart from $78.94.
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.