Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck prices: $29.99, release date sources differ

The Pokémon Company International has a new preconstructed deck due this autumn, the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck. Reports agree on the price but give two different release dates.

When does the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck release, and what does it cost?

The Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck has an MSRP of $29.99. According to PokeBeach, it releases on November 13, 2026 . ICv2, a trade publication, lists November 11, 2026 instead .

Quick Answer: The Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck costs $29.99 MSRP. PokeBeach reports a November 13, 2026 release, and PokeGuardian and PocketMonsters.Net give the same date. ICv2 lists November 11, 2026. No official pokemon.com product page has been found, and the deck had not been released as of October 9, 2026.

PokeBeach reported the product in late August 2026 with the headline "'Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck' Revealed for November!" . Several other outlets have since given release details:

• PokeGuardian (27 August 2026): "Releases November 13, 2026," with an "MSRP is $29.99 USD" (source: PokeGuardian, 2026-08).
• PocketMonsters.Net: in stores November 13, 2026, with an MSRP of $29.99 USD (source: PocketMonsters.Net).
• ICv2 (September 4, 2026): the same $29.99 MSRP, but a retail date of November 11, 2026 (source: ICv2, 2026-09).

As of October 9, 2026, the deck has not been released. We did not find an official product page on pokemon.com. All the release details above come from news sites and retailer listings, so the date could still change before November.

Why do sources disagree: November 13 or November 11?

The sources do not agree on the release date, and none of them explains why. According to PokeBeach, the deck releases on November 13 . The trade publication ICv2 gives November 11, 2026 . All of these sources list the same price.

Most fan news sites and the retailer pre-order pages we checked use November 13. ICv2 covers retail distribution, but its article does not say why it lists a date two days earlier .

The reason for the gap is unknown. None of the sources says whether the two dates refer to different things, such as a distributor date and a store date, or whether one of them is a mistake. We have not guessed at an explanation here.

Two things would settle it:

• An official product page from The Pokémon Company International listing the release date. Our research did not find one on pokemon.com.
• Release-week confirmation from retailers, meaning stores that say when copies are on shelves or have shipped, not just when pre-orders are expected.

Until one of these appears, November 13 is the date most sources report, attributed to PokeBeach. November 11 is ICv2's figure, and it is still a possibility.

What is inside the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck box?

The Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck contains one ready-to-play 60-card deck plus play accessories and an online code card, according to PokeBeach . PokeGuardian and ICv2 give the same contents, so the three sources agree on what is in the box, even though they differ on the release date.

PokeBeach lists the following contents :

• 1 ready-to-play 60-card deck
• 6 damage-counter dice
• 1 coin-flip die
• 2 coin condition markers
• 1 deck box
• 1 strategy sheet
• 1 code card to play the deck online

On the cards themselves, ICv2 describes the deck as "a ready-to-play 60-card preconstructed deck that features an array of Mega Greninja ex cards as well as Mega Starmie ex and Meowth ex cards" . Those are the only three Pokémon named in a source we could read directly. A fuller card-by-card list is circulating, but it has not been verified yet.

Buyers should also note what is missing from the list. This is a deck product, and none of the sources lists booster packs among the contents. Anyone expecting sealed packs along with the deck, as in some other Pokémon TCG boxes, should not count on them unless an official product page says otherwise. As of October 9, 2026, we have not found one on pokemon.com.

What does the reported 60-card list contain, and how reliable is it?

A reported card list for the deck is circulating, but treat it as unconfirmed. The counts below come from search-result summaries of a Bulbapedia page. The page itself was behind a Cloudflare challenge, so we could not read or verify it directly. Until the product ships or an official list appears, these numbers are provisional.

Reported Pokémon, per those Bulbapedia summaries :

• 3 Mega Greninja ex
• 2 Frogadier
• 4 Froakie
• 2 Mega Starmie ex
• 3 Staryu
• 2 Mantine
• 1 Meowth ex

Reported Trainer cards, from the same unverified summaries :

• 4 Lillie's Determination
• 2 Boss's Orders
• 3 Surfing Beach
• 4 Poké Pad
• 3 Rare Candy

These lines do not add up to a full 60-card deck. The summaries we saw did not include the remaining Trainer cards or the Energy count, so the list should be read as partial.

A trade source confirms only part of this. According to ICv2, the product is "a ready-to-play 60-card preconstructed deck that features an array of Mega Greninja ex cards as well as Mega Starmie ex and Meowth ex cards" . ICv2 gives no per-card counts. That means Mega Greninja ex, Mega Starmie ex and Meowth ex are the only cards named by a readable source.

If exact counts matter to you, for example because you plan to pull specific Trainers for another build or resell singles, wait for the official decklist or the printed strategy sheet when the deck releases. We are not assessing how the list will perform in competitive play. None of the sources reviewed for this article makes a claim about that.

Who is the deck aimed at, and where does it sit in the Mega Evolution Series?

ICv2 says the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck is for experienced players who want to try Mega Greninja ex strategies in competitive play . Pokémon sells League Battle Decks as ready-to-play 60-card lists built for competitive formats. They are not designed as introductory starter products.

"Designed to help experienced Trainers to give Mega Greninja ex strategies a try on the competitive scene," — product description reported by ICv2, September 4, 2026

ICv2 is a trade publication that covers retail distribution. Its wording reads like the product copy sent to stores, not an independent review. In practice, this means:

• Audience: players who already know the game and want a ready-made Mega Greninja ex list that is legal for tournaments. It is not pitched at first-time players.
• Format: a fixed preconstructed 60-card deck. You don't open booster packs, so you know what you are getting.
• Featured Pokémon: Mega Greninja ex, with Mega Starmie ex and Meowth ex, according to ICv2 .

Search-result summaries of Bulbapedia say this is the second League Battle Deck in the Mega Evolution Series . We could not confirm this because the page blocked automated access. Treat it as a reported detail until an official product page or the packaging confirms it.

Being aimed at competitive players does not tell you how the deck will perform. It also does not tell you how much demand there will be. None of PokeBeach, PokeGuardian, PocketMonsters.Net or ICv2 makes a claim about its tournament strength or popularity, so this article doesn't either.

What are retailers charging, and what has been said about availability?

Retailers already list the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck for pre-order, and not all of them use the $29.99 MSRP. Da Card World sells a 6-deck case as a presell . A ToyWiz listing seen in search results showed a higher single-deck price. As of October 9, 2026, the deck has not been released, so all of these prices are pre-order prices.

The case math is simple. Six decks at the $29.99 MSRP reported by PokeBeach add up to $179.94 . Search snippets give that same figure as a master case MSRP. We could not check it on a readable primary page, so treat it as a calculation, not a confirmed retailer price.

Above-MSRP listings have also shown up. A ToyWiz listing seen in search results showed $39.99, with shipping in November . That is $10 more than the reported MSRP. Retailer prices can change before release.

One retailer has said something about availability. Zulu's Games said that "due to extremely limited allocation" it could not sell the product online and planned to have in-store copies on release day . This is one store's statement about its own allocation. It does not show a wider shortage, and no other source in this research reports one.

• Check whether a listing is for a single deck or a 6-deck case before you compare prices.
• Compare any single-deck price with the $29.99 MSRP reported by PokeBeach.
• Check the ship date on the listing. Sources give both November 11 and November 13.

What should collectors and players check before November?

Before November, confirm three things: the ship date on your own pre-order, the price compared with the reported MSRP, and whether The Pokémon Company has published an official product page. According to PokeBeach, the deck releases on November 13 at $29.99 . ICv2 gives November 11 .

• Release date: Ask the retailer you pre-ordered from which date it uses. The two published dates are two days apart.
• Price: Compare a single-deck listing with the $29.99 MSRP reported by PokeBeach . Check whether shipping is included.
• Listing type: Check whether the listing is for one deck or a 6-deck case, such as the Da Card World presell.
• Official page: Look for a pokemon.com product page. As of October 9, 2026, this research found none.
• Deck list: Wait for a verified full card list before you plan trades or singles purchases around it.

In short, $29.99 is the price to compare against. Treat the release date as unconfirmed until your retailer or an official Pokémon page confirms it.

Last updated: 2026-10-09. The release details were checked against PokeBeach, PokeGuardian, PocketMonsters.Net, ICv2 and retailer listings.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck release date?

PokeBeach reports that the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck releases on November 13, 2026 . PokeGuardian and PocketMonsters.Net give the same date . The trade publication ICv2 lists November 11, 2026 instead . As of October 9, 2026, the product has not been released, and this research found no official pokemon.com product page that settles the date.

How much does the Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck cost?

The MSRP is $29.99 USD, according to PokeBeach . PokeGuardian, PocketMonsters.Net and ICv2 give the same price . Some retailers charge more. A ToyWiz listing seen in search results showed $39.99, with shipping in November .

What comes in the box?

According to PokeBeach, each Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck contains:

• 1 ready-to-play 60-card deck
• 6 damage-counter dice
• 1 coin-flip die
• 2 coin condition markers
• 1 deck box
• 1 strategy sheet
• 1 code card to play the deck online

This list comes from PokeBeach . None of the sources list booster packs among the contents.

Which cards are featured in the deck?

ICv2 says the 60-card deck "features an array of Mega Greninja ex cards as well as Mega Starmie ex and Meowth ex cards" . Full card-by-card counts appear in search summaries of Bulbapedia. However, we could not read that page to check them, so treat the exact counts as unverified until an official list is published.

Is there a case or multi-deck option?

Yes. PocketMonsters.Net lists a Master Case of the product . Da Card World is taking pre-orders for a 6-deck case . A case MSRP of $179.94 appears in search snippets. That figure equals 6 × $29.99, but we have not checked it on a readable primary page. Check your retailer's own listing for its case price.

Sources: PokeBeach · PokeGuardian · PocketMonsters.Net · ICv2 · Da Card World · Bulbapedia · ToyWiz · Zulu's Games

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