Best early October Prime Day Pokémon deals 2026: 30th Celebration, Nintendo Switch, Lego

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Amazon’s October Prime Day is getting closer, and the early Pokémon deals are getting even better. There are fresh price cuts across the Pokémon trading card game, Nintendo Switch games, Lego sets, and books, including several offers that have either returned to previous lows or dropped even further since we last checked.

Prime Big Deal Days runs from Oct. 6-7, but there’s no need to wait for the main event to start saving. We’re seeing the 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box for under $90, Perfect Order booster bundles below $45, more than $15 off Pokémon Legends: Z-A on Switch 2, and even discounts on Pokémon Lego.

These are the best early Pokémon Prime Day deals available right now.

Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration ETB for under market price

After temporarily jumping back up to $200+ due to low supply, the Pokémon TCG’s 30th Celebration ETB is back at $89.99 — still a massive chunk under TCGplayer’s estimated market price. 

The catch is availability, as Amazon is selling the box through its invitation system. You need to hit “request invite” rather than buy it immediately. If Amazon selects your request, you’ll receive a limited window to complete the purchase. 

If you’re successful, you’ll get this glorious box including nine 30th Celebration booster packs, a full-art foil Nidorina promo, 16 foil Basic Energy trading cards, 65 sleeves, dice, a coin, dividers, a collector’s box, a player’s guide, and a Pokémon TCG Live code. 

A 30th Celebration Display Box at over $60 off

If the current prices of the 30th Celebration expansion have put you off, and you’re the type of Pokémon collector who just wants to appreciate the artwork instead of playing with the cards, this deal on the Japanese version of the expansion’s display box is for you.

With $64.95 knocked off the original $319.95 price, that’s the lowest price this box has seen in 30 days. With 20 packs per box, this means you’ll be saving an extra $73.80 compared to buying 20 English packs on TCGplayer.

Perfect Order Booster Bundles now under $45

Perfect Order is one of the Pokémon TCG expansions that’s been fluctuating in price in recent months, but this early Prime Day deal has it under the $45 mark across various sellers. You can now buy the six-booster pack box for as low as $44.63 from third-party sellers, or spend an extra 26 cents on the Amazon listing to get yours delivered a day earlier.

At the lowest price, this means you’ll be paying just $7.43 for every Perfect Order booster pack. Single boosters are also on sale at $7.94, but buying the Booster Bundle saves an extra 51 cents per pack.

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The only Pokémon Lego set on sale

The 587-piece Lego Pokémon Eevee set is a posable display piece designed for adult builders. Unlike static figures, the ears, head, limbs, and angled tail are fully adjustable, so you can change up how it sits on your shelf. This is now back to its all-time low price for listings directly from Amazon (confirmed by the price tracker camelcamelcamel), making it a good time to grab it now rather than waiting to see if it drops further during the main sale.

(Note: Eevee is currently the only set in the Lego Pokémon lineup receiving a discount ahead of Prime Big Deal Days, but we’ve listed the most popular sets below so you can keep an eye on them if Amazon drops prices during the event.)

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Over $15 off Legends: Z-A on Switch 2

Set within Lumiose City, Pokémon Legends: Z-A lets you issue commands on the fly, compete in the nightly Z-A Royale tournament, and use the returning Mega Evolution mechanic to take down rampaging rogue Pokémon. A 23% discount on a major Nintendo Switch 2 title makes this an easy choice to pick up now rather than paying full retail.

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Best Pokémon book deal

For a hardbound, 336-page reference book celebrating 30 years of the franchise, the 34% markdown puts the Pokémon Deluxe Character Guide at its lowest Amazon price ever (confirmed with camelcamelcamel) — making this a must-buy for diehard Pokémon collectors.

This book not only features a foreword from The Pokémon Company CEO Tsunekazu Ishihara but also covers characters from every region in numerical order, with artwork from the games, anime, and trading card game. It works well as a coffee table display piece with its color-it-yourself cover, or just as a quick reference guide so you don’t have to keep an online wiki open on your phone.

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