Pitch Black Card List: Mega Darkrai ex and the Chase Cards
Mega Darkrai ex leads a moody 120-card set. Here's the Pitch Black card list, the chase cards and how we'd open it.
Set guides, card lists and buying tips for Pokémon, One Piece, Magic, Lorcana and more, written by collectors for collectors.
Mega Darkrai ex leads a moody 120-card set. Here's the Pitch Black card list, the chase cards and how we'd open it.
Three Charizards, a Mega Hyper Rare and a set small enough to finish. Here's the Phantasmal Flames card list and the cards worth chasing.
295 cards, 78 secret rares and a Mega Gengar everyone wants. Here are the Ascended Heroes chase cards and how to tackle a set this big.
Zekrom or Reshiram? Here's the real difference between the twin Unova sets, which products to buy and how to finish a Unova Pokédex.
Three regions per box, nine promos per series. Here's how the First Partner Illustration Collection works and which series to pick.
The Dominance of God lands in English on 20 November 2026. Here's what's in the box, how pre-orders work and whether to buy on day one.
The 4th anniversary One Piece set, explained: release dates, English vs Japanese boxes and whether The World's Strongest Warriors is worth opening.
Mega Rayquaza ex leads the newest Mega Evolution expansion. Here's when Delta Reign came out, what's in it and which box we'd pick.
All-foil packs, 30 Pikachu to chase and no English booster box. Here's what's in the 30th Celebration set and which box we'd actually buy.
Welcome to the Vision TCG TCG blog. This is where we share the stuff we actually talk about in the shop: which sets are worth opening, what the chase cards are, when the next release lands and how to tell an Elite Trainer Box from a booster bundle without squinting at the small print.
We’re collectors first. Most of what you’ll read here comes from opening the product ourselves, checking card lists against official sources and answering the same questions our customers send us every week.

Every guide is written to help you make a decision, whether that’s which set to collect next or whether a release is worth pre-ordering. You’ll mostly find:
Pokémon is our biggest section, from the 30th Celebration and Delta Reign to older favourites like 151 and Crown Zenith. When a guide mentions a product, we link straight to it in our English Pokémon cards or Japanese Pokémon cards range.
We follow every One Piece Card Game release, including OP-17 and the upcoming OP-18. Browse the boxes in our English One Piece cards category.
You’ll also find guides for Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball and Riftbound.
We keep things simple. Each post answers one main question, gets to the point quickly and links to the official source when facts like release dates matter. If something changes, such as a delayed release, we update the guide rather than leaving old information up.
For dates and set details we always cross-check the publishers’ own announcements, like the official Pokémon Trading Card Game site and the One Piece Card Game site. Rumours are fun, but we label them clearly when we mention them.
We also try to be honest about value. Not every set is a must-buy, and we’d rather tell you that than sell you a box you’ll regret opening.
The blog and the shop work together. Read a guide to decide what you want, then follow the links to the exact product. If you still can’t decide, head to the trading card shop and filter by game, or contact us and we’ll help you choose.



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