Amazon’s October Prime Day — also known as Prime Big Deal Days — is nearly upon us, officially running on Oct. 7 and 8, but early Pokémon deals and bargains are already appearing faster than an Abra’s Teleport. Whether you’re a seasoned Pokémon TCG collector, a nostalgic anime fan, or someone just looking to add a bit of Pikachu sparkle to your wardrobe, there are already plenty of ways to save.
Right now, along with Amazon’s best early Prime Day deals across all categories, the retailer has quietly rolled out a surprising range of Pokémon discounts — covering everything from trading card booster bundles and plush toys to specially made figures, apparel, and even official binders to keep your rare pulls pristine. It’s a great opportunity to stock up on cards, since they’re currently below market value, and are expected to sell out quickly.
These early deals cater to all kinds of trainers, whether you’re a competitive card collector seeking the latest Scarlet & Violet expansions, a parent hunting for kid-friendly toys, or an anime enthusiast looking to complete your DVD collection with Ash & Pikachu’s classic adventures.
Mashable has spotted a handful of stand-out offers that blend genuine value with collector appeal, and we’ll continue to update this list once Amazon’s Big Deal Days begin in earnest. So, keep an eye on this space as more Poké-savings evolve over the next few days.
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Packs of Black Bolt & White Flare cards have been in short supply in the world of the Pokémon TCG lately, but getting 29% off this Black Bolt Binder Box is a fantastic early Prime Day deal. You can potentially get some solid pulls and store your special rares all in one go.
Priced at $47.99 (down from $67.89), it offers solid savings on a premium bundle that combines both functionality and Gen-V fun. Inside, you’ll find a themed 9-pocket binder capable of holding hundreds of cards, plus five Black Bolt booster packs from the Scarlet & Violet expansion and a code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
Each pack gives you the chance to pull striking cards, including rare Zekrom variants worth hundreds of dollars, a practically priceless Victini, and a picturesque Special Illustration Rare of N’s plan. While pull rates vary, fans of the Pokémon Black and White games will still love even the common cards from this set, dedicated to the franchise’s fifth generation.
The binder’s tight-fit sleeves and elastic closure add an extra layer of polish too — making this a tidy, display-ready set that’s great value for collectors and gift-givers alike.
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