Amazon lists single Perfect Order packs at $8.70, 13% below the $9.95 list price, though TCGplayer sellers offer packs from $5.81.
Amazon lists the six-pack Perfect Order Booster Bundle at $49.99, versus $42.95 at Walmart and $42.97 delivered for TCGplayer’s cheapest listing.
Amazon’s third-party listing fell 13% to $8.70 per pack, though TCGplayer sellers offer Perfect Order packs from $5.81; delivery is estimated for May 15–19.
Amazon lists the Chaos Rising Build & Battle Box at $59.99, about $4.46 below TCGplayer's market price, with four booster packs, a 40-card deck and one foil promo.
Amazon’s cheapest listing totals $38.98 with delivery, versus $42.95 at Walmart and $39.82 shipped at TCGplayer; each box contains four booster packs and a 40-card deck.
Amazon listed the Perfect Order ETB at $79.69, a 6% discount, while Walmart offered it for $69.77 and TCGplayer's market price stood at $70.43.
Series 2 launches June 19 for $14.99, with each product containing 3 of 9 stamped promos featuring the Johto, Unova, and Galar starters, plus two regular booster packs.
TCGplayer’s Q1 report ranks purchases across 2026 releases; highlighted prices range from $0.28 for Boss’s Orders—Ghetsis to $30 for Dawn’s Special Illustration Rare.
Amazon is offering the Perfect Order ETB for $68.95, 19% below its $84.99 list price but still above the $49.99 MSRP; each box includes nine packs and a full-art Tyrunt promo.
Amazon’s $69.99 preorder includes an exclusive Mega Zygarde ex promo, an oversized lenticular card and eight booster packs, with delivery expected May 25 after the May 22 launch.
Meowth ex SIR leads Perfect Order’s early secondary-market rankings, ahead of both Mega Zygarde ex variants. The English set launched March 27, 2026.
The nine-pack Chaos Rising ETB launches May 22; Walmart lists it at $113.98 and TCGplayer presales start at $109.48, both below Amazon’s $138.94 offer.
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.