Macy’s will offer a Kyogre promotional card starting November 6, 2026, with a purchase of $15 or more in Pokémon TCG products, while supplies last, according to the Pokémon announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net. The purchase requirement does not establish the card’s resale value.
Does a $15 Macy’s purchase qualify for the Kyogre promo?
Yes. The offer applies at participating Macy’s locations or online, according to the Pokémon announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net.
Quick Answer: Starting November 6, spend $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products at participating Macy’s stores or online to qualify for the Kyogre gift, while supplies last, according to the reproduced Pokémon announcement.
Joseph Anderson’s October 23 report describes this as Macy’s first Pokémon TCG store promo. PokéBeach also reports the retailer’s first participation.
What is the Macy’s Kyogre promotional card?
The Macy’s Kyogre promotional card is the retailer’s assigned gift in the Pokémon TCG promotion accompanying Mega Evolution—Delta Reign. The promotion features three cards—Kyogre, Groudon and Giratina—but distributes them through different retailers; a qualifying Macy’s purchase does not promise all three . The announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net identifies Kyogre as Macy’s allocation.
The card bears the Pokémon 30 / What’s Your Favorite logo . Collectors can check that anniversary branding when identifying the retailer gift. It does not indicate a Macy’s-exclusive version: the distribution announcement assigns Kyogre to other participating retailers as well.
“They are Kyogre, Groudon, and Giratina.” — Joseph Anderson, founder of JosephWriterAnderson.com, reporting on the announced promotional lineup.
PokéBeach describes cosmos holofoil as expected, rather than confirmed. For listings that describe the card as cosmos holofoil, check clear photographs of the finish as well as the anniversary logo; the reported expectation alone does not confirm the specification.
When does the Macy’s offer start, and how do shoppers qualify?
The Macy’s Kyogre offer starts November 6, 2026, the reported release date for Mega Evolution—Delta Reign; both remain upcoming as of October 26, 2026 . The announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net covers qualifying purchases at participating physical stores and their websites, while promotional supplies last.
Use this eligibility checklist before purchasing:
- Participating retailer: Shop through a retailer assigned to distribute Kyogre, including Macy’s, according to the reproduced announcement.
- Eligible merchandise: Buy Pokémon TCG products; the stated offer is tied to that merchandise category.
- Minimum purchase: Spend at least $15 on qualifying products .
- Remaining stock: Promotional cards must still be available when the purchase is made.
The announcement does not specify whether online orders receive the card automatically, whether a coupon is required, what per-customer limits apply, how tax affects qualifying spend, or a fixed end date. Before paying, check the retailer’s terms, remaining promotional stock and how the gift is included or collected.
For launch planning, Pokémon’s product showcase provides the expansion release context; the retailer’s offer terms govern the purchase itself.
Which retailers distribute Kyogre, Groudon and Giratina?
Kyogre is assigned to Macy’s, Hot Topic, Barnes & Noble and Five Below in the United States; Groudon and Giratina have separate retailer distributions. Joseph Anderson’s report and the Pokémon announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net give the following assignments, so shoppers should choose the retailer associated with their intended card .
| Promotional card | Country | Participating retailers | Qualifying spend | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kyogre | United States | Macy’s, Hot Topic, Barnes & Noble, Five Below | $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products | Joseph Anderson |
| Groudon | United States | GameStop | $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products | PocketMonsters.net |
| Groudon | Canada and Australia | EB Games | Check local currency and threshold with retailer | PocketMonsters.net |
| Giratina | United States | Best Buy | $15 or more on Pokémon TCG products | PocketMonsters.net |
| Giratina | Australia | Toymate, Mr Toys | Check local currency and threshold with retailer | PocketMonsters.net |
The reported $15 purchase requirement should not be read as a confirmed C$15 or A$15 threshold . The announcement does not establish separate Canadian or Australian local-currency terms. Shoppers in those countries should check the participating retailer’s conditions before choosing products, rather than converting the reported amount themselves.
The reports disagree on one Kyogre retailer: PokéBeach names BoxLunch, while Anderson and the reproduced Pokémon announcement name Five Below. The table follows the reproduced announcement; shoppers considering BoxLunch should confirm participation with the retailer before purchasing.
What do we know about the Kyogre promo’s card price?
The $15 qualifying purchase requirement is a merchandise threshold . Neither Joseph Anderson’s report nor the announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net establishes a standalone retail price, verified completed-sale price or market valuation for this promotional card.
- Qualifying merchandise spend: The purchase requirement determines eligibility for the promotional gift. It is not a transaction price for the card itself.
- Seller’s asking price: A listing records what a seller wants to receive. It does not demonstrate that a buyer paid that amount.
- Documented completed-sale price: A recorded transaction can establish what a particular copy sold for. Its relevance depends on identifying the correct version and the sale’s circumstances.
When comparing sales, check the exact promo, its condition, sale date, currency and transaction source. Compare raw and graded copies separately, and distinguish asking prices from completed sales. A sale of another Kyogre card does not establish this promo’s value.
Anderson lists shared US distribution through Hot Topic, Barnes & Noble, Five Below and Macy’s . That distribution does not establish a Macy’s-exclusive variant or a retailer-specific price premium. The retailer assignment alone also provides no basis for estimating scarcity or predicting future resale performance.
How does the retailer Kyogre differ from the Elite Trainer Box promos?
The retailer Kyogre is a purchase-qualified gift, while the Elite Trainer Box Kyogre cards are packaged contents of specific products. Pokémon’s indexed Mega Evolution—Delta Reign product-showcase listing describes nine booster packs and one full-art foil Kyogre in the standard box, versus 11 packs and two Kyogre promos in the Pokémon Center version .
| Detail | Retailer gift | Standard Elite Trainer Box | Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acquisition | Qualifying Pokémon TCG purchase while supplies last | Included inside the purchased box | Included inside the purchased box |
| Booster packs | No fixed pack bundle; depends on the qualifying purchase | Nine | 11 |
| Kyogre inclusion and identifiers | Retailer-distributed Kyogre bearing the Pokémon 30 / What’s Your Favorite logo | One full-art foil Kyogre | Two Kyogre promos, including one bearing the Pokémon Center logo |
| Price availability | Purchase threshold is not a standalone card price | No product price stated here | No product price stated here |
The Pokémon product showcase lists November 6, 2026 availability . The retailer-gift details appear in PocketMonsters.net’s reproduction of Pokémon’s announcement. These are distinct acquisition routes; a shared character name does not establish identical artwork, printing or market value.
Before using a packaged Kyogre sale as a comparison, match the card’s number, artwork and logo. Choose the qualifying retail offer for the retailer gift or the appropriate box for its listed contents; assess each card’s resale price separately.
Update · Oct 27, 2026
According to ComicBook.com, Delta Reign is the sixth main Pokémon TCG expansion and contains between 135 and 140 cards, with special illustrations on more than 35 Pokémon and Trainer cards. The report also states that a Legendary Stadium found in a booster pack comes with both halves.
ComicBook.com reported that GameStop was the only retailer still accepting pre-orders at MSRP at the time of its report. It listed a sleeved booster pack at $8.99, a Three-Booster Blister at $24.99, a Build and Battle Box at $39.99, a Booster Bundle at $49.99 and an Elite Trainer Box at $89.99.
Update · Oct 27, 2026
Kanto Post reports that Mega Rayquaza ex’s price in Storm Emerelda, Delta Reign’s Japanese counterpart, fell from roughly £500 to £203. Its SIR remained over 530% more expensive than the Raikou SIR, priced at £32, according to the report.
Citing Collectr, Kanto Post reports an estimated total set value of £930, with the Mega Rayquaza ex SIR and gold Mega Hyper Rare together accounting for around 82% of that value.
Update · Oct 28, 2026
According to ScreenRant, the Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box includes 65 card sleeves, 40 Energy cards, six damage-counter dice, six card dividers, one competition-legal coin-flip die, one plastic coin, a player’s guide booklet and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
ScreenRant reports that the box’s Kyogre promo card has the moves Waterfall and Brutal Whirlpool.
Frequently asked questions
When does Macy’s start offering the Kyogre promo?
Macy’s starts offering the Kyogre promo on November 6, 2026, at participating stores and online while supplies last, according to the Pokémon announcement reproduced by PocketMonsters.net.
Is $15 the price of the Macy’s Kyogre card?
No. The $15 threshold is the minimum qualifying spend on Pokémon TCG merchandise to receive the promotional gift, according to Joseph Anderson. It does not establish a standalone card price or verified resale value.
Does one Macy’s purchase include Kyogre, Groudon and Giratina?
No. The retailer assignments designate Kyogre for Macy’s, while Groudon and Giratina are distributed through other retailers. The announcement does not promise all three cards with one qualifying purchase, according to PocketMonsters.net’s reproduction of the Pokémon announcement.
Is the Macy’s Kyogre the same promo as the Elite Trainer Box Kyogre?
They are separate promotional offerings: Macy’s distributes the retailer gift described in the retailer announcement, while the Mega Evolution—Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box contains one full-art foil Kyogre. The Pokémon Center version contains two Kyogre promos, including one bearing the Pokémon Center logo, according to Pokémon’s product showcase. Do not apply the packaged promos’ prices or identifiers to the retailer gift.
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Sources: PocketMonsters.net · Joseph Anderson · PokéBeach · Pokémon product showcase
