The Pokémon TCG’s newest set, Chaos Rising, boasts a number of notable cards, as this list of the 10 cards every PTCG collector will want from the set indicates.
Recently, thehobbyneversleeps, a Whatnot breaker with over 15K subscribers, pulled not one, but TWO of the biggest cards from the set, including the #1 chase card from Chaos Rising – the Mega Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare.
That staggering Mega Greninja marks the first SIR to feature the new Mega form of Froakie’s final evolution, and the card’s nearly $400 price tag ($393.70 as of this writing) indicates that it is sure to be a notable card for years to come, long after Chaos Rising’s “new car smell” wears off, as it likely already has for the 10 most valuable cards from Perfect Order.
Beyond that, the SIR version of Roxie’s Performance, which showcases the bass guitar-slinging trainer in full “rock on” mode, was also pulled by thehobbyneversleeps, showcasing the fact that the pull rates for Chaos Rising seem to be better than other recent sets in the game’s history.
Whatnot has become a natural home for these kinds of Pokémon TCG moments, giving collectors the combination of pack-opening sweat, live-chat reaction, and instant marketplace energy all in one place. When a streamer hits a card like Mega Greninja ex SIR, it is not just a strong pull — it becomes the kind of clip-friendly, community-driven moment that helps define a new set’s first few weeks.
That matters because Chaos Rising appears built for exactly this kind of chase. Between Mega Pokémon, premium trainer artwork, and high-end SIRs, the set has several cards that can turn an ordinary booster pack rip into something truly special. Mega Greninja ex is the obvious crown jewel, but the Illustration Rare Froakie and Frogadier, the SIR Roxie’s Performance, and more give the set real personality beyond the headlining big hitters.
Full clip of Pokemon Chaos Rising pulls on TheHobbyNeverSleeps Whatnot channel
Of course, two monster pulls from one streamer does not mean every Chaos Rising product is suddenly loaded. Pull rates are still pull rates, and early market prices often cool off considerably once more packs enter circulation. Still, seeing two of the set’s most sought-after cards get nabbed in the same stream adds fuel to the early excitement and gives collectors another reason to keep watching Chaos Rising closely.
For thehobbyneversleeps, it was the kind of break that streamers hope for every time a new Pokémon TCG set lands: one headline-making card, then another major hit soon thereafter. For viewers and collectors, it was a tidy reminder that Chaos Rising has arrived with real chase-card juice, and it will help the chaos to continue rising over time.
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