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Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Pitch Black

Mega Evolution Returns: What Pitch Black Actually Is (And What We're Still Waiting On)

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Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Pitch Black is an upcoming expansion that brings Mega Evolution Pokémon back to the trading card game — a mechanic that hasn't had a dedicated spotlight in years. The set releases in standard configurations: booster packs, booster boxes, and Elite Trainer Boxes. A release date has not yet been announced, so what follows is grounded in what's actually confirmed rather than speculation.

What's In The Box

Pitch Black will release in the standard Pokémon TCG sealed formats: individual booster packs, booster boxes, and Elite Trainer Boxes. Beyond that framework, specific pack counts per box, cards per pack, and ETB contents have not been confirmed in available source material.

The Checklist

The set is centered on Mega Evolution Pokémon, which defines its thematic direction. No specific card count, base set breakdown, or named subset information has been released yet.

Checklist

120 cards across 1 section, plus 1 parallels.

Base 120 cards

Base checklist
CardPlayerTeam
#1Tropius
#2Grubbin
#3Fomantis
#4Lurantis EX
#5Poltchageist
#6Sinistcha
#7Heatran
#8Mega Delphox EX
#9Sizzlipede
#10Centiskorch
#11Charcadet
#12Armarouge
#13Goldeen
#14Seaking
#15Wailmer
#16Wailord EX
#17Relicanth
#18Popplio
#19Brionne
#20Primarina
#21Finizen
#22Palafin
#23Electrike
#24Manectric
#25Charjabug
#26Vikavolt
#27Mega Zeraora EX
#28Miraidon
#29Slowpoke
#30Slowbro
#31Mega Slowbro EX
#32Jynx
#33Shuppet
#34Banette
#35Spiritomb
#36Litwick
#37Lampent
#38Mega Chandelure EX
#39Dhelmise
#40Marshadow
#41Annihilape
#42Mankey
#43Primeape
#44Cranidos
#45Rampardos EX
#46Drilbur
#47Koraidon
#48Mega Darkrai EX
#49Vullaby
#50Mandibuzz
#51Inkay
#52Malamar
#53Nickit
#54Thievul
#55Morpeko EX
#56Zarude
#57Maschiff
#58Mabosstiff
#59Chi-Yu
#60Skarmory
#61Shieldon
#62Bastiodon
#63Bronzor
#64Bronzong
#65Mega Excadrill EX
#66Pikipek
#67Trumbeak
#68Toucannon
#69Type: Null
#70Silvally
#71Bombirdier
#72Antique Armor Fossil
#73Antique Skull Fossil
#74Backtrack Badge
#75Dark Bell
#76Fossil Quarry
#77Gladion's Final Battle
#78Gwynn
#79Jett
#80Misty's Vitality
#81Rust Syndicate Grunt
#82Tremendous Bomb
#83Shadowy Darkness Energy
#84Voltaic Lightning Energy
#85Fomantis
#86Armarouge
#87Goldeen
#88Primarina
#89Manectric
#90Slowbro
#91Dhelmise
#92Thievul
#93Bastiodon
#94Toucannon
#95Silvally
#96Lurantis EX
#97Wailord EX
#98Mega Zeraora EX
#99Mega Chandelure EX
#100Rampardos EX
#101Mega Darkrai EX
#102Morpeko EX
#103Mega Excadrill EX
#104Brave Bangle
#105Crushing Hammer
#106Dark Bell
#107Energy Switch
#108Gladion's Final Battle
#109Gwynn
#110Iron Defender
#111Misty's Vitality
#112Rust Syndicate Grunt
#113Tremendous Bomb
#114Mega Zeraora EX
#115Mega Chandelure EX
#116Mega Darkrai EX
#117Morpeko EX
#118Gladion's Final Battle
#119Gwynn
#120Mega Darkrai EX

Parallels: Reverse Holo

Why Collectors Care

Mega Evolution was one of the defining mechanics of the Pokémon franchise's mid-2010s era — both in the games and in the TCG — and it built a generation of collectors around cards like Mega Charizard EX and Mega Rayquaza EX that still command serious attention on the secondary market. A dedicated expansion bringing that mechanic back isn't a routine set drop; it's a direct appeal to nostalgia and to the collectors who have been waiting for those Pokémon to get a modern card treatment. Whether Pitch Black delivers on that premise depends entirely on execution details — checklist depth, art direction, pull rates — none of which are confirmed yet. That's exactly why this is worth watching closely as information comes in.

What To Watch After Launch

The first real signal to track is the official checklist reveal, which will show whether the set leans into fan-favorite Mega Evolution Pokémon or spreads thin across the roster. After that, pull rate data from early box breaks will tell you whether the chase is real or whether the set's rarity structure is too shallow to sustain collector interest. ETB pricing at launch relative to MSRP is also worth monitoring — it's often the fastest read on whether demand is outpacing supply.

Questions Collectors Are Asking

When does Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Pitch Black release?

A release date has not been announced yet. Check back as official details are confirmed.

What Pokémon are in the set?

The set is built around Mega Evolution Pokémon, but no specific checklist has been released. Named Pokémon and card counts are not yet confirmed.

What products will be available?

Booster packs, booster boxes, and Elite Trainer Boxes are confirmed formats. Specific contents and pricing have not been announced.

Are there special parallels or chase cards?

No parallel structure, insert names, or pull rates have been revealed yet. That information typically comes closer to or at the official checklist reveal.

Is this a good set to invest in?

There's not enough confirmed information — no checklist, no pull rates, no pricing — to make any meaningful market assessment right now. The Mega Evolution theme has historically driven collector interest, but how this set performs depends on details that aren't public yet.

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