Pokémon TCG: Everything About Chaos Rising - New Products, Cards, & Spoilers

The next set in the Mega Evolution block is Chaos Rising.

This time, the main star will be Mega Greninja, which was also featured in Legends Z-A. Fans really welcomed this news, as it's the first time we see a Mega Greninja since we got Ash's Mega Greninja in the animated series.

This is the fourth base set in this block and should come out on May 22nd, 2026.

So, without further ado, let's go!

This Western set is an adaptation of the Japanese set Ninja Spinner, which was released on March 13th, 2026. As we mentioned before, it will come out now, in late May.

Logos

Products

Western Booster Design

Japanese Booster Design

Elite Trainer Box

Regular version:

This product includes:

- 1 coinflip die and 6 damage counter dice.

- 65 card sleeves featuring the Pokémon in the box to protect your cards.

- Plastic condition markers for Poison and Burn damage.

- 2 card dividers featuring the Pokémon in the box.

- A "Chaos Rising" Player's Guide.

- An online code for Pokémon TCG Live.

- Nine boosters, each containing 11 cards (10 Pokémon or Trainers and 1 basic energy), as well as an online code for Pokémon TCG Live.

Furthermore, each ETB comes with a promo Fennekin.

Price: US$49.99.

Pokémon Center Version:

The difference between this ETB and the regular version is the number of boosters. It includes eleven units instead of nine. Furthermore, each promo Fennekin in this version is an Illustration Rare and features the Pokémon Center logo.

Price: US$59.99.

Booster Box

This product includes 36 Chaos Rising boosters. One single booster usually costs around US$4.49, while the full Booster Box (all 36 boosters) costs around US$161.64.

Blister Unitary Booster / Sleeved Booster

Price: US$ 4.49 each.

Triple Pack: Charmeleon

Price: US$ 13.99 each.

Checklane Blister: Toxel

Price: US$ 5.49 each.

Checklane Blister: Pawmot X Flygon

Price: US$ 5.49 each.

Checklane Blister (Target Exclusive): Moltres & Reshiram X Mimikyu & Zacian

Price: US$ 5.49 each.

Booster Display Box

This product includes 18 Chaos Rising boosters.

Price: TBA.

Booster Bundle

This product includes 6 boosters.

Price: US$ 26.94 each.

Build and Battle Box / Pre Release Kit

This kit includes 6 Chaos Rising boosters and other cards that can act as a base in a deck. It centers around one of the four promo Pokémon available, and they all feature the set's logo.

Price: US$21.99 each.

This set focuses on Mega Evolution ex, just like the last set. The difference between these new versions and the old X/Y versions is that the new cards don't need Spiritual Link to evolve. This means you can evolve your Pokémon as usual without giving up your attack turn.

To make this mechanic balanced, all Mega Evolutions give the opponent 3 Prize cards when they're knocked out, similar to Pokémon TAG TEAM-GX, Pokémon VMax, and Pokémon VUnion.

Pre-Release Cards

Delphox

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Braixen.

Ability: Flaring Magic. Once during your turn, you can discard 1 basic Fire energy from your hand to draw until you have 7 cards in hand.

Attack: Energized Storm (F)(F). This attack deals 30 damage for each energy attached to your Pokémon.

Ampharos

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Flaaffy.

Ability: Synchro Pulse. If you have the same amount of cards as your opponent, this Pokémon deals 80 extra damage to their active Pokémon (before applying weakness and resistance).

Attack: Flashing Bolt (L)(C). This attack deals 140 damage, but you can't use it in the following turn.

Crobat

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Golbat.

Ability: Nighttime Maneuvers. If this Pokémon is in your active spot, you can use this ability. Look for any card in your deck, shuffle it, and put the card you picked at the top.

Attack: Poison Sound Wave (D). This attack deals 80 damage and makes the opponent's active Pokémon Confused and Poisoned.

Goodra

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Sliggoo.

Ability: Slimy Sliding. When your opponent tries retreating their Pokémon, they must flip a coin. If they get tails, they can't retreat their Pokémon, and the energies they used to do it can't be discarded (this effect doesn't stack).

Attack: Dragon Pulse (W)(P): This attack deals 160 damage, but you'll have to discard the top card in your deck.

Mega Pokémon ex

Mega Pyroar ex

Stage 1 Pokémon. It evolves from Litleo.

Attack: Ferocious Bellow (F)(C). This attack deals 80 damage. During the opponent's next turn, their active Pokémon will deal 50 less damage to Mega Pyroar ex (before applying weakness and resistance).

Attack: Fiery Big Bang (F)(F)(C). This attack deals 290 damage less 10 damage for each damage counter on this Pokémon.

Mega Greninja ex

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Frogadier.

Ability: Deadly Shuriken. If Mega Greninja ex is in the active spot during your turn, you can discard 1 basic Water energy from your hand. If you do, put 6 damage counters on one enemy Pokémon.

Attack: Ninja Spinner (W)(W). This attack deals 120 damage. You may then return 1 basic Water energy attached to Mega Greninja ex to your hand. If you do this, this attack will deal 80 extra damage.

Mega Floette ex

Basic Pokémon.

Attack: Gentle Light (P). This attack heals all Pokémon in play by 30 HP (yours and the opponent's).

Attack: Eternity Bloom (P)(P)(P). This attack deals 200 damage. Then, you may look for up to 4 basic Psychic (P) energies in your deck and attach them to your benched Pokémon however you like. Next, shuffle your deck.

Mega Gallade ex

Stage 2 Pokémon. It evolves from Kirlia.

Attack: Gale Slash (F). This attack deals 50 damage. If Mega Gallade ex doesn't have any damage counters, it deals 150 extra damage.

Attack: Marvelous Edge (F)(F)(C). This attack deals 240 damage.

Mega Dragalge ex

Stage 1 Pokémon. It evolves from Skrelp.

Attack: Corrosive Liquid (C)(C). This attack lets you discard all tools and special energies attached to all enemy Pokémon.

Attack: Pernicious Poison (W)(D). The opponent's active Pokémon is now Poisoned. During check-up (in between turns), put 16 damage counters on this Pokémon instead of 1.

Trainers

Supporters

From left to right:

AZ's Tranquility: Move your active Pokémon to your bench. If that Pokémon is a Pokémon ex, heal it by 80 HP.

Roxie's Performance: During your opponent's next turn, their Poisoned Pokémon can't retreat (that applies to any new Pokémon you Poison).

Philipe: Get up to two basic Metal energies from your deck and attach them to one of your Metal Pokémon in play.

Emma: Your opponent reveals their hand. Next, you'll draw 1 card for each Pokémon you find there.

Items

From left to right:

Great Haul Net: You can pick one or both effects below.

1) Get up to 3 Water Pokémon in your discard pile and shuffle them back into your deck.

2) Get up to 3 basic Water energies in your discard pile and shuffle them back into your deck.

Special Red Card: You can only play this card if the opponent has 3 Prize cards left or less. If so, they'll shuffle their own hand, put their cards at the bottom of their deck, and then only draw 3 cards.

Transformation Tome: You can only play this card if you use 2 copies of it at the same time. If so, you may pick a basic Pokémon in your discard pile and swap it for a basic Pokémon in play. That new Pokémon keeps all energies (basic or special), tools, damage counters, attack effects, and special conditions from the previous Pokémon.

Tool

Adversity Policy: If the Pokémon this tool is attached to is weak against the opponent's active Pokémon, whenever they take damage from an attack (even if it's knocked out), put 3 damage counters on the attacking Pokémon.

Stadiums

From left to right:

Prism Tower: Once during each player's turn, they can discard 2 cards from their hand to draw a card.

Ange Floette: You can only play this card if you have a Prism Tower in play. You can put it in play in the same turn you played Prism Tower.

All Mega Floette ex in play (yours and the opponent's) now have 150 extra HP.

Special Energies

From left to right:

Nitro (F) Energy: You can only attach this energy to Fire Pokémon, and it only gives them Fire energies. If this card ends up discarded by an attack effect on a Fire Pokémon, it returns to your hand instead of going to the discard pile (after resolving damage and effects).

Bubble (W) Energy: You can only attach this energy to Water Pokémon, and it only gives them Water energies. The Pokémon that has this energy attached heals all special conditions and is immune to new special conditions.

Magnetic (M) Energy: You can only attach this energy to Metal Pokémon, and it only gives them Metal energies. You can retreat the Metal Pokémon that has this energy attached for free.

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