The hottest Pokémon TCG set of 2026. Mega Greninja ex SIR at $470–$505, Hyper Rare Gold at $330–$485. All 6 SIRs ranked with pull rates, eBay sold comps, and honest buy verdicts.
All prices from eBay completed/sold listings, June 2026. Sorted by current market value.
| # | Card | Rarity | Card # | eBay Sold Price | PSA 10 Est. | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 |
Mega Greninja exMega Hyper Rare · Set Mascot | ★ Mega Hyper Rare | #122/086 | $330–$485 | ~1:1,786 packs | BUY |
2 |
Mega Greninja exSIR — Connected Art Triptych Finisher | ★ SIR | #116/086 | $470–$505 | $800–$1,200 projected | BUY |
3 |
AZ's TranquilitySIR Supporter · X&Y Storyline Resolution | ★ SIR | Trainer SIR | ~$120–$180 | Strong long-term hold | BUY |
4 |
Cinccino exSIR — Surprise hit of the set | ★ SIR | SIR | ~$109 | Early market — watch | WATCH |
5 |
Mega Dragalge exSIR — Sleeper pick, rare Poison/Dragon typing | ★ SIR | #118/086 | ~$60–$90 | Unique typing = collector niche | WATCH |
6 |
Froakie / Frogadier / GreninjaIR Triptych — Connected Panorama Art | Illus. Rare × 3 | Set of 3 IRs | ~$80 (set) | Display piece, stable demand | WATCH |
7 |
Special Red CardUltra Rare Trainer · Competitive staple | Ultra Rare | Full Art Trainer | ~$20–$35 | Playability drives demand | WATCH |
8 |
Mega Floette exSIR — Set narrative focal point | ★ SIR | SIR | ~$45–$70 | AZ story connection helps long-term | HOLD |
The four cards driving the most market activity — what they are, why they matter, and whether to buy now or wait.
Chaos Rising reintroduces Mega Evolution to the TCG with a new twist that changes how competitive play works. Here's what you need to know.
When you evolve a Pokémon ex into its Mega form, your turn does not end automatically — unlike the original Mega Evolution rule from the XY era. Instead, you flip a coin. On heads, the evolution is clean and play continues normally. On tails, the evolution still resolves, but there's a consequence.
This creates a genuine risk/reward dynamic that has made Mega Evolution decks viable but volatile. Japanese Ninja Spinner tournament data shows Mega Greninja ex showing up in top cuts when the deck runs smoothly, but coin flip variance introduces a ceiling on consistency.
For collectors who don't play the game, the competitive relevance of Mega Greninja ex and the Unstable Evolution mechanic directly supports sealed product demand — competitive players ripping boxes to build decks means faster sell-through of sealed inventory, which supports secondary market prices.
86 base cards + 36 secret rares = 122 total. The English set added 3 cards not in Japanese Ninja Spinner (Mega Gallade ex, Krookodile ex, Adversity Policy).
Booster boxes at $307 secondary break the EV math. Here's the honest breakdown by format.