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It's a busy stretch for Pokémon collectors and players. Here's what's happening right now and what to have on your radar.
The Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration Battle Decks are scheduled to launch today, October 30, 2026. Each one is an all-foil, 60-card deck led by a powerful Pokémon ex, and it's ready to play right out of the box. If you're new to the game or want an easy gift for a Pokémon fan, these are a great entry point.
Last week brought the Deck Crafter's Collection, built to help players turn cards they already own into a tournament-ready deck. It includes a foil Meowth ex, a set of Trainer staples, a guide, and dividers for organizing your cards, plus a booster pack.
The next main English expansion, Delta Reign, is listed for November 6, 2026, with prerelease events starting October 24. The set is headlined by Mega Rayquaza ex, along with other Mega Evolution ex Pokémon. The Japanese version has been out since July 31, so collectors have already had a look at the chase cards. Expect strong demand around launch, so plan ahead if you want sealed product.
On the digital side, the Pokémon TCG Pocket team has confirmed that a new series begins at the end of October. The producer letter points to new ways to play, a Community Decks feature, and a special pack featuring the first partner Pokémon from each of the nine regions. A Dual Fusion expansion has also been announced as coming soon.
With the 30th Celebration products still rolling out through early December and Delta Reign on the way, it's a great time to pick up sealed product, singles, and supplies before the holiday rush.
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Release dates and details come from official Pokémon announcements and retail reports and can change, so double-check before you buy.
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