Pokemon TCG Chaos Rising Cards Released; Limited Stock Available

A new Pokemon TCG release, Chaos Rising, has started arriving at retailers this week. Stock shows up at Walmart and Miniature Market, but prices are above MSRP.

What the set contains

Chaos Rising is part of the Mega Evolution series. The set is staged around Lumiose City and highlights Mega Floette ex as the marquee card.

The release continues the line’s focus on Mega Evolution Pokemon ex cards. Collector interest rose as soon as product images circulated online.

Where to find product and current prices

Miniature Market currently lists a Booster Bundle at a notably lower price than Walmart. Walmart’s listing for the same bundle runs about thirty dollars higher.

Elite Trainer Boxes are being sold near $149.99. That price sits well above traditional retail levels for ETBs.

A Walmart Booster Box shows a price of $269.99 for 36 packs. That equals roughly $7.50 per pack.

The Walmart 3-pack blister appears to feature the Charmeleon variant. The product page does not explicitly confirm the artwork choice.

Stock and market dynamics

Demand for Pokemon cards, both physical and digital, remains historically high. Tight retail allocations and fast resellers make MSRP finds rare.

The pre-order wave for Chaos Rising was absorbed quickly. Secondary market prices have already surpassed many retail listings.

Miniature Market has flagged the Booster Bundle as limited stock. If that page disappears, the site’s ETB listings may briefly restock.

How fast stock vanishes

The available window between retail appearance and sellout is often measured in hours. Listings that look reasonable today can be gone by tomorrow.

The Miniature Market Booster Bundle is unlikely to remain available for the full week. Buyers who plan to open large volumes should act quickly.

Buying advice

Compare listings to avoid dramatically overpriced offers. Know the difference between slightly above-MSRP and aggressive markups.

If you plan to open many packs, the Walmart box price can still be acceptable on a per-pack basis. For singles or collectors, the ETB market will be tighter.

As always, Filmogaz.com will monitor availability and price shifts. For ongoing coverage of Pokemon TCG releases, check our updates regularly.