You’ll find sealed items (boosters/boxes where available), specialty tins, promo boxes, and singles featuring Mega Evolution Pokémon. Availability varies by print runs and restocks; check listings for current stock and conditions.

Legality depends on Pokémon TCG format and rotation. Many older Mega Evolution cards are legal in Expanded or casual play, and always fine for collecting. Always confirm current format rules before events.

No. Sealed products are randomized. Some boxes/tins include guaranteed promos shown on the packaging, but booster contents are always random and follow official collation.

Use inner/perfect-fit sleeves plus outer sleeves for decks, 9- or 12-pocket binder pages for sets, and toploaders or magnetic holders for premium foils. Store in cool, dry conditions away from direct sunlight.

EX cards feature powerful basics/evolutions with foil art. Mega EX evolve from EX and include distinctive Mega artwork and mechanics. Full Art versions extend artwork across the card frame and are typically rarer.

Yes—look for sleeves, deck boxes, binders, portfolios, toploaders, and magnetic holders sized for standard Pokémon cards. Stitched-edge playmats and zipper binders help protect premium pulls during travel and events.

All singles are inspected for authenticity and listed with a condition grade when applicable. For higher-value cards, consider grading sleeves or one-touch magnetic holders and request photos when needed.

Mega Evolution products depend on secondary-market availability. We restock when we find reliable supply—sign up for updates or check back regularly for new arrivals and reprints where possible.

Center your list around one or two Mega lines, include consistent search/draw engines, and protect your main attacker with energy acceleration and healing. Use durable sleeves and a sturdy deck box to keep foils pristine.