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Perfect Order launched March 27, with highlighted chase cards ranging from Poké Pad at $16.25 to Jacinthe at $35.02; the set trails 151, Surging Sparks and Prismatic Evolutions in popularity.

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 $12.99 Amazon preorder is sold by MVP Marketplace and sits $2.10 above TCGplayer’s cheapest shipped listing; Chaos Rising releases May 22.

The 122-card English set arrives May 22 after May 9–17 prereleases, led by Mega Greninja ex and an ETB-exclusive Fennekin Illustration Rare.

Amazon and Walmart list the Perfect Order ETB at a record-low $68.95; it includes nine booster packs and a full-art Tyrunt promo.

Amazon’s 36-pack Chaos Rising box costs $344.44 for May 28–29 delivery, versus $238.99 at Walmart and $245.87 on TCGplayer ahead of the expansion’s release.

The July 17, 2026 set features Mega Darkrai ex, Mega Zeraora ex, Mega Chandelure ex and Mega Excadrill ex, drawing its Mega Evolutions from Pokémon Legends: Z-A and its DLC.

The worldwide expansion launches July 17, with Prereleases from July 4 and 18 ultra rares among its card lineup. TCG Live access begins July 16.

US Costco warehouses received fresh Perfect Order ETB allocations this week, with two-packs priced at $79.99; availability remains spotty at rural and smaller stores.

Chaos Rising launches May 22 after May 9–17 prereleases, adding Mega Gallade ex and Krookodile ex while moving Fennekin’s Illustration Rare to the Elite Trainer Box promo.

Noah Sakadjian’s N’s Zoroark ex list won Orlando Regionals, and the deck is expected to remain popular after rotation at Prague despite losing key pieces.

Japan’s 81-card Abyss Eye set launches May 22 with Mega Darkrai ex, 30-pack booster boxes at ¥6,000 and five-card packs at ¥200—both above previous prices.

The post-rotation Psychic toolbox uses Telepathic Psychic Energy and Mystery Garden to support Mega Diancie ex, targeting a meta where Dragapult ex may exceed 20% play.

Mega Evolution—Perfect Order is available worldwide from March 27 in booster packs, ETBs and collections, alongside three retailer-exclusive promos offered with qualifying $15 TCG purchases.

The official TCG product schedule sets March 27, 2026, as the release date for Mega Evolution—Perfect Order.

The complete digital card list arrived one day before Mega Evolution—Perfect Order’s March 27, 2026 release.

Ultra PRO’s 4-pocket and 9-pocket portfolios feature four Mega Pokémon and are expected to arrive around the release of Mega Evolution—Perfect Order.

Three stamped promos become available March 27 with a $15 TCG purchase: Gengar at GameStop/EB Games, Luxray at select retailers, and Aurorus at Hot Topic or Barnes & Noble while supplies last.

The May 22 expansion will contain over 120 cards, including five Mega Evolution Pokémon ex, six special illustration rares and the TCG debuts of Mega Greninja ex and Mega Floette ex.