— Limitless lists Chałupka and Khoo as the respective winners on September 26. The large events mark an early test of the season, but winner data alone does not support deck-by-deck metagame conclusions.
— The official winner interview details Watanabe’s list and says his practice group went 18–1 with the deck. He described Mega Excadrill ex’s ability to withstand Dragapult ex’s Phantom Dive and answer with a knockout. N’s Zoroark ex and Mega Diancie ex won the senior and junior leagues.
— The nine variants cover starter trios from Kanto through Paldea, with each set including three foil full-illustration promo cards, two 30th CELEBRATION booster packs and a paper stand. The announcement is for Japan; these are separate products, not a new expansion, and no English or other international release has been confirmed.
— Redeem 30THCONTINUES once per account through Pokémon TCG Live’s in-game Shop to get the three digital cards and a 30th Celebration avatar T-shirt, with no purchase required. The code expires November 15, 2026, at 10 a.m. PDT; this is not a physical promo-card distribution.
— The Pokémon Company says the digital expansion reissues cards from Mega Rising through Ruler of the Skies, including every ♦♦♦♦ card from those sets, alongside parallel foils and new art. Serebii’s card database lists 429 cards; this is a Pocket update, not a physical product.
— The official update says players will be able to browse public decks and rent decks built from the latest packs without a use limit. Theme deck lists and missions will end, and step-up battles will be replaced; their first-time rewards and tasks will no longer be obtainable after the change.
— The Pokémon Card Game Japan site announced the new team-format tournament at KINTEX. Players can compete in English, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Thai or Traditional Chinese. The announcement does not yet give the team structure or qualification details.
— The Pokémon Company International gave Serebii an exclusive preview of two cards from the western Mega Evolution—Delta Reign set: a standard Zarude illustrated by Nisota Niso and an Azurill Illustration Rare by Narumi Sato. These are specific card reveals, distinct from the set’s broader previews.
— Star City Games lists Minneapolis, St. Louis, San Diego, Louisville, Seattle, Richmond and Hartford. Pokémon is among the featured TCGs, but main-event details are still to come, making these useful travel-planning dates rather than a complete competitive calendar.
— PokéGuardian reports that each binder has region artwork, an index page and Pokédex-numbered card pockets; matching refill packs are plain and include a regional index page. The announcement is for Japan, with no international availability confirmed in the report.
— The official event page was updated October 2 with October locations and dates. Participation is open to anyone and decks are loaned; free-play sessions are limited to some stores, and participant rewards are available while supplies last.
— The Japanese official notice says images on the 30th anniversary special site incorrectly placed the logo on the right. The seven-card promo pack distributed since September 16 contains the correctly depicted Greninja ex; Pokémon says no copy with a right-side logo exists.