CardSight now detects eight printed languages across Pokémon, One Piece, and Magic scans, returning a US canonical card plus its language variant; official Japanese catalog records will follow.
CardSight AI now detects a card’s printed language in under 300 milliseconds, covering Pokémon, One Piece and eight Magic languages while returning the corresponding US catalog record.
The identification API now reports printed language across Pokémon, One Piece, and eight Magic languages, returns results in under 300 milliseconds, and added Pitch Black support within days of its July 17 release.
XPstore will sell Mega Evolution: Pitch Black at MSRP while supplies last on July 31 during its Summer Series event in Flowery Branch, Georgia.
Amazon restocked Pitch Black Booster Bundles at $6.66 per pack and Elite Trainer Boxes at $84.98; both are sold by Amazon but remain above MSRP.
Amazon restocked Pitch Black Booster Bundles at $6.66 per pack and ETBs at $84.98; both are retailer lows but remain above MSRP.
The new Mega Rayquaza ex SIR draws mixed reactions as the author argues dense, textured chase-card art—also seen on Mega Darkrai ex—is becoming visually repetitive.
Amazon’s six-pack Pitch Black Booster Bundle is back in stock at $6.66 per pack, its lowest Amazon price yet but still above MSRP; Perfect Order and Chaos Rising bundles are also near market value.
Amazon restocked six-pack Pitch Black Booster Bundles at $6.66 per pack, while Perfect Order and Chaos Rising bundles are also available near TCGplayer market prices.
Amazon restocked Pitch Black, Chaos Rising and Perfect Order booster bundles at about $40 each; Pitch Black costs $39.95, or $6.65 per pack, but remains 48.48% above U.S. MSRP.
Dragapult ex/Blaziken ex ranks first after Pitch Black reshaped the Standard meta, followed by Mega Excadrill ex; the guide targets Worlds preparation in late August.
Amazon cut the six-pack Pitch Black Booster Bundle to $39.95, a record low and 22% below list price, or about $6.66 per pack; TCGplayer is matching the price.
The newly released set introduces Hide 'n' Sneak, a viable Dhelmise-led archetype with competitive matchups against Dragapult ex and other two-Prize decks ahead of Worlds.
Mega Darkrai ex debuts amid a darkened Lumiose City, while Dhelmise’s pier-side illustration hides Shuppet, Banette, Sinistcha and Poltchageist in the background.
Mega Darkrai ex debuts amid black-mist artwork spanning Lumiose City, while Mega Zeraora ex charges through a contrasting electric-blue scene in the upcoming expansion.
The $10.99 blister includes two boosters and cosmos holos of Gengar, Team Rocket’s Mimikyu and Marshadow, while a $5.49 Pitch Black portfolio holds 60 cards; both launch October 2.
Morpeko ex SIR is Pitch Black’s third-most valuable card at $135, while the next-highest non-Darkrai card, Mega Zeraora ex, is priced at $72.
Amazon cut the six-pack bundle to $43.13, a 17% discount and its lowest tracked price, bringing the cost to about $7.18 per booster pack.
Darkrai headlines the set’s Special Illustration Rares, while listed prices include Mega Chandelure at $53.90, Gwynn at $41.89 and Slowbro at $22.29.
Amazon’s $209.95 price is a 25% discount, works out to $5.83 per pack, and includes free Aug. 7–12 delivery, though the 36-pack box is final sale.