Amazon lists sleeved Pitch Black boosters at $12.99, while TCGplayer offers them from $7.89 delivered; each pack contains 10 cards from the 115-plus-card expansion.
The three-pack blister costs $24.98 shipped from a third-party Amazon seller ahead of its July 24 release; TCGplayer listings start at $21.89 and Walmart offers it for $23.99.
The July 17 expansion includes 12 Darkness Pokémon, with Mega Evolutions led by Delphox, Chandelure and Zeraora; Voltaic Lightning Energy and Misty’s Vitality stand out for competitive play.
Pitch Black’s early chase market ranges from about $60 for Mega Chandelure ex to $112–$118 for Morpeko ex, with several cards already declining just days after the set’s July 17 release.
Slowpoke 029 from Pitch Black has the English-only attack “All-You-Can-Yeet,” which lets its controller discard any number of cards from their hand.
Pitch Black products have entered global circulation, beginning live-market price discovery for the new Mega Evolution expansion.
Gabriel Smart argues Pitch Black’s Gladion’s Final Battle gives Festival Lead a viable Worlds path by adding 80 damage to a lone non-Rule Box Pokémon’s attack.
Gabriel Smart argues Festival Lead’s new Pitch Black tools, favorable Zoroark matchup and single-Prize strategy could make it a contender at Worlds in San Francisco this August.
Mega Darkrai ex’s Abyss Eye instantly KOs a Special Condition-affected Active Pokémon, while Dark Bell supplies Confusion—but Darkness types and prevention effects undermine the combo.
The worldwide release includes booster packs, ETBs and collections, plus stamped Zarude, Armarouge and Primarina promos with qualifying $15 purchases at select retailers while supplies last.
The 120-card worldwide expansion adapts Japan’s Abyss Eye, led by six Mega Evolution Pokémon ex and 36 secret rares numbered 85–120. Wailord ex ties the legal-card HP record at 380.
Customers in Minnesota and Pennsylvania reported that local Target stores received no Pitch Black stock at launch, with no arrival date confirmed and the scale of the disruption unclear.
Customers in Minnesota and Pennsylvania reported that Target stores received no Pitch Black stock on launch day, with no arrival date given; the issue appears to be a shipping error.
Players receive a free Mega Darkrai ex deck, 115 cards and three lessons, while the Battle Pass adds a Mega Chandelure ex deck alongside revamped deck-building tools.
Customers in Minnesota and Pennsylvania found some Target locations empty on July 17, while one store received 20 ETBs; later vendor drops may still replenish stock.
Worldwide booster packs and ETBs are on sale now, with stamped Zarude, Armarouge or Primarina promos offered at select retailers on Pokémon TCG purchases of $15 or more while supplies last.
Mega Darkrai ex and Mega Zeraora ex headline the worldwide expansion, available now in booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes and collections, with a Mega Darkrai ex deck also live in TCG Live.
Booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes and collections are now available worldwide; EB Games is also offering a stamped Zarude promo with Pokémon TCG purchases of $15 or more while supplies last.
A $10.99 Ghost-themed blister arrives October 2 with Pitch Black and Chaos Rising boosters, a Mega Gengar coin, and three holo promos; a 60-slot Pitch Black Mini Portfolio is also planned.
Amazon’s 36-pack box costs $235.48 shipped, a record low tracked by camelcamelcamel, while TCGplayer listings start at $189.99 plus shipping—about $6.54 per pack.