The Chaos Rising Elite Trainer Box
Here is what we know about this box today: what it looks like, and what Amazon is charging for it right now. Every card it can hand you comes from Chaos Rising, and you can go and see them one by one further down.
Packs, plus the gear you need once you actually sit down to play. The box is where everything lives afterwards.
Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising Elite Trainer Box
Photos of the box
These are the photos Amazon shows on its own page, in the same order. We did not take them, and we have not opened this box.
What nobody can promise you
Nobody can tell you what is inside a sealed pack. Not us, not the seller, not the person swearing otherwise in a video. What you are buying here is luck, and you will only know what you got once the packs are open. If you are after particular cards for a deck, buying them one at a time will cost you less. And if you want to open packs because opening packs makes you happy, that is a perfectly good reason too — just say it to yourself before you pay.
What it costs right now
US$87.49read on 17 August 2026
In stock at Amazon
Amazon's rating: 4.3 out of 5, from 718 buyers.
What buyers say about it
We have not opened this box ourselves. What follows comes from 12 buyer reviews we read at Amazon on 14 August 2026.
What they like
- You get themed sleeves and gear with bold artwork.
- The booster packs stay protected inside the factory wrap.
What bugs them
- The outer box corners sometimes arrive dented or scuffed.
The price comes from Amazon in your country, and we go and look at it every day. The date written next to it is the day we read it. A price we have not seen again for more than three days leaves this page instead of growing old on it.
The cards in Chaos Rising
Every card these packs can hold comes from Chaos Rising. No other set goes into this box. If the card you are chasing was never printed in Chaos Rising, it will not come out of here, however lucky you get.
Chaos Rising reached shops on 22 May 2026. The publisher lists 86 cards in it.
What about the other boxes?
Every set in the game sits on one page, newest at the top, with the price of the boxes we managed to read today. That is the place to compare before you choose.
Where these numbers come from
The set name, its three-letter code and its release date come from our own table of sets. The title, the photos, the price and the rating are the ones on Amazon's listing for the country of the language you are reading, and we go and look at it every day. The price per pack is a division: today's price, divided by how many packs the box holds. That number is written by the seller, either in the title of the listing or in the lines where they say what is inside, and when they say it nowhere there is no price per pack at all.
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