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Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes – Where to Preorder Before Release Day

Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes - Where to Preorder Before Release Day
ThePawn.com January 28, 2026 5 minutes read
Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes – Where to Preorder Before Release Day

The Ascended Heroes expansion is about to kick off the Pokémon TCG’s 2026 run with its 30 January release date fast approaching, and there are only a couple of places where you can reliably buy preorders for ETBs, booster packs, and collections right now.

That’s along with not every product being launched on that 30 January release date.

As expected, the usual drops at MSRP at sites like the Pokémon Center US and UK are already sold out. Preorders at Target are already sold out as well, while Best Buy’s selection is merely marked as “Coming Soon”.

With that, outside of keeping up with deal trackers, you’ll very more than likely have to pay above retail price for the time being.

That said, we’ll give you a full breakdown of the best places to get your buy for Pokémon preorders for whichever Mega Evolution: Ascended Heroes products you’re looking out for.

Full Release Schedule for Mega Evolution: Ascended Heroes

January 30, 2026

  • Booster Collection (2 Pack)—Erika/Larry
  • Tech Sticker Collection—Charmander/ Ghastly

February 20, 2026

  • Elite Trainer Box
  • Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box
  • Mini Tins
  • First Partners Deluxe Pin Collection
  • Premium Poster Collection—Mega Lucario/ Gardevoir

April 24, 2026

  • Booster Bundle
  • Mega Meganium/Emboar/ Feraligatr ex Box

Ascended Heroes Tech Sticker Collection — Charmander & Ghastly

Only a handful of Pokémon TCG products for the Ascended Heroes expansion are launching right away on 30 January, with the Charmander and Ghastly Tech Collections preorders being the best to buy first — the cheapest being at Walmart for $39.97 each (random), or at Amazon for around $43 each.

Each collection gets you three Ascended Heroes booster packs, a titular promo card, and a tech sticker sheet.

Pre-orders for individual Ascended Heroes booster packs are sold out over at TCGplayer and aren’t listed at Amazon or Walmart, so the Tech Sticker Collections give you the best value for money.

Ascended Heroes Collection Blisters — Erika & Larry

One of the first Ascended Heroes products releasing with the set’s launch on 30 January, the Erika and Larry blister packs are arguably the second-hottest to buy right now — and pre-orders can be bought cheapest for $34.99 at Amazon.

However, whichever one you get between the Larry and Erika edition (Larry’s has a Komala promo card, and Erika’s with Tangela). If you want Larry’s specifically, you can spend a little more at Amazon, with the cheapest listing available being $39.95.

Ascended Heroes Elite Trainer Boxes

As is normally the case with a new expansion in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Ascended Heroes is the most in demand, but pre-orders can be bought right now at TCGplayer for $117.85 or Walmart for $149.99.

The one thing to keep in mind with each option here is that these are individual or third-party retailers trading on each platform, but what they’re offering with their listings for Ascended Heroes Trainer Boxes is all the same:

  • Nine Ascended Heroes booster packs
  • N’s Zekrom foil promo card
  • 65 themed card sleeves
  • 40 Energy cards
  • Player’s guide
  • Six damage-counter dice
  • Coin-flip die (competition legal)
  • Plastic coin
  • Code card for the Pokémon Trading Card Game Live
  • Collector’s box, plus six organizational dividers

For the very serious collector’s out there, TCGplayer is also stocking resales of the Exclusive Pokemon Center edition of the Ascended Heroes ETB — the lowest for a whopping $399 plus $200 shipping; all of that extra money gets you an extra N’s Zekrom foil promo card, but also emblazoned with the Pokemon Center Logo, and arriving in an alternative box.

Keep in mind, however, that the Pokémon Company announced a delayed launch date of 20 February 2026 for Ascended Heroes ETBs to 20 February 2026. So, even if you do get a pre-order in before January 30, you’ll need to wait a few more weeks.

Ascended Heroes Mini-Tins

Also, with a delayed release date of February 20, listings for the Pokémon TCG’s Ascended Heroes Mini-Tins are still incredibly expensive on TCGplayer — making Walmart’s pre-order price of $29.99 the cheapest to buy right now.

Granted, whichever style of tin you’ll get among these is totally random, but is cheaper than paying over six times the price to get a specific one on TCGplayer.

Ascended Heroes Premium Poster Collections

Packing ten Pokémon TCG: Ascended Heroes booster packs, a titular promo card (Mega Gardevoir ex or Mega Lucario ex; and a poster to go with it, you can buy a pre-order of the Premium Poster Collections right now at Walmart for $124.99 each.

This is currently the only place to buy, with TCGplayer being sold out. Plus, keep in mind that whichever one you get of the two will be random.

Also, The Pokemon Company also announced these collections will be released at a later date of 20 March.

Ascended Heroes Booster Bundles

Offering a box of six Pokémon TCG booster packs, the Ascended Heroes Booster Bundle is best to pre-order at Walmart — offering the lowest price of $77.95, compared to TCGplayer sellers asking for $82.44 plus $200 shipping at best.

We expect better TCGplayer sellers with better offers to be closer to the Ascended Heroes Booster Bundles’ release date, which was also announced as an even further delayed date of 24 April 2026. In the meantime, though, Walmart’s the best go-to.

Ben Williams – IGN freelance contributor with over 10 years of experience covering gaming, tech, film, TV, and anime. Follow him on Twitter/X @BenLevelTen.

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