Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box (ME03): Contents, MSRP and Pack Count (2026)
By Dexhaul Team · October 12, 2026 · 6 min read
Nine packs and a full accessory kit. No separate promo card in the retail box.
The Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box contains 9 ME03 booster packs, 65 card sleeves, 45 basic Energy cards, a player's guide, six dice, a coin, and a storage box. The observed floor is $69.95 as of October 12, 2026. Perfect Order (ME03) is the third set in the English Mega Evolution TCG series, released March 27, 2026, covering 88 numbered cards plus 36 secret rares for a 124-card total.
This page covers exactly what is in the box, how the ETB price holds up against other ME03 formats, and how to decide between the retail ETB and the Pokémon Center variant.
On this page 7 sections
What's inside the Perfect Order ETB
| Item | Quantity | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| ME03 Perfect Order booster packs | 9 | 10 cards + 1 basic Energy each |
| Card sleeves | 65 | Fits standard-size Pokémon cards (63×88mm); Meganium artwork |
| Basic Energy cards | 45 | Mixed types |
| Player's guide | 1 | Set checklist and rules reference |
| Dice | 6 | For damage counters |
| Coin | 1 | |
| Storage box | 1 | Holds sleeved cards |
The retail ETB does not include a standalone promo card. This sets ME03 apart from the Chaos Rising (ME04) ETB, which added an exclusive Mega Greninja ex full-art foil promo to the same accessory bundle. If an exclusive promo matters to you, ME04 or the Perfect Order Pokémon Center ETB are the better calls.
The 65-count sleeve pack uses Meganium artwork, matching the ETB box design. Meganium is the featured Pokémon for this set's retail accessories; the 3-pack blister uses Chikorita artwork and the single-pack blister uses Makuhita.
MSRP and price per pack
The per-pack math shifts based on which ME03 format you buy.
| ME03 format | Observed floor (Oct 12, 2026) | Packs | Per pack (raw) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Booster Display Box | $163.00 | 36 | $4.53 |
| Booster Bundle | $34.95 | 6 | $5.83 |
| Elite Trainer Box | $69.95 | 9 | $7.77 |
| PC Elite Trainer Box | $124.99 | 11* | $11.36* |
| 3-Pack Blister | $15.00 | 3 | $5.00 |
| Single-Pack Blister | $6.50 | 1 | $6.50 |
* PC ETB pack count and Tyrunt promo per merchant listing descriptions; confirm directly before buying.
Raw per-pack math puts the ETB at $7.77, above the Booster Box and Bundle. The accessories close much of that gap. A 65-count sleeve pack retails for $10-12 separately; the 45 Energy cards, dice, and storage box add equivalent value. Subtract realistic accessory value and the ETB's effective per-pack cost lands around $5.80-$6.20, competitive with the Bundle for a collector starting without accessories.
How it compares: ME03 ETB vs ME04 ETB
The two sets sit closest in the Mega Evolution sequence. Both ETBs are priced near $70, but the contents differ in one key way.
| Feature | Perfect Order ETB (ME03) | Chaos Rising ETB (ME04) |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | March 27, 2026 | May 22, 2026 |
| Observed floor | $69.95 | $69.99 |
| Packs | 9 | 9 |
| Exclusive promo card | None confirmed | Mega Greninja ex (full-art foil) |
| Card sleeves | 65 (Meganium art) | 65 (Mega Greninja ex art) |
| Basic Energy cards | 45 | 45 |
| Set size | 124 cards (88 + 36 secret) | 86 cards (details on set page) |
| Set theme | Johto starters, Mega Zygarde | Ninja and competitive Megas |
If getting a guaranteed exclusive card matters to you, ME04 is the stronger ETB buy. Perfect Order's ETB advantage is the set itself: Mega Zygarde ex appears in four rarity tiers across the 124-card Perfect Order set, including three secret rare versions, giving it more depth than the base card count suggests. Browse the full Perfect Order card list on Limitless TCG for pull-rate data before you commit to opening.
The Pokémon Center ETB: is the premium worth it?
The Pokémon Center Perfect Order ETB sits at $124.99 (observed October 12, 2026). That is a $55 gap over the retail ETB floor.
Merchant listings describe the PC ETB as including 11 packs and an exclusive Tyrunt promo card, which is not available in any other ME03 sealed format. If those details are confirmed when you purchase, the cost-per-pack math improves (11 vs 9 packs) and you add a format-exclusive card. Verify directly with the seller before buying, since PC ETB details are based on merchant descriptions rather than official product pages.
For completionists who want every ME03 SKU, the PC ETB is a necessary purchase. For collectors who just want to open packs, the $55 gap is significant: a retail ETB ($69.95) plus a Booster Bundle ($34.95) totals $104.90 for 15 packs, which is cheaper than one PC ETB and delivers six more packs.
Release timeline
| Date | Event | Source |
|---|---|---|
| March 27, 2026 | Perfect Order (ME03) retail release, including ETB | Serebii |
| March 27, 2026 | Pokémon Center ETB release (same date per merchant listings) | Merchant listing descriptions |
Perfect Order launched at the same time across retail and Pokémon Center, unlike some earlier sets where the PC ETB shipped on a delay. Both versions are in stock across multiple independent sellers as of October 12, 2026.
Who should buy the Perfect Order ETB and who should skip it
The ETB is the right call for players building a ME03 collection from scratch. Nine packs plus sleeves, Energy, and a storage box is a ready-to-play kit in one purchase, and the Meganium sleeve artwork is the cleanest design in the ME03 lineup.
Skip it if you already have sleeves from a prior Mega Evolution set. In that case the Booster Bundle at $34.95 gives you six packs at a lower per-pack rate without duplicating accessories you already own. Skip it also if you want the guaranteed exclusive promo: the ME04 Chaos Rising ETB is the better pick at the same price point, since it includes the Mega Greninja ex foil promo the ME03 retail box does not.
Q4 note: the Perfect Order ETB is a strong gifting option for Pokémon players in the $70 range. The accessory bundle makes it self-contained and immediately usable, which is what separates an ETB from a booster bundle for non-collectors. Browse all Elite Trainer Boxes on DexHaul for current availability across the Mega Evolution lineup and earlier sets.
Frequently asked questions
How many packs are in the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box?
9 booster packs. Each pack holds 10 randomized game cards plus one basic Energy card, for 99 total cards from the packs alone. The ETB also includes sleeves, Energy cards, dice, and a storage box.
Does the Perfect Order ETB have a promo card?
The retail ETB does not include a confirmed standalone promo card. The Pokémon Center ETB is described by multiple merchant listings as including an exclusive Tyrunt promo; verify with the seller before purchasing.
What Pokémon is on the Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box?
Meganium is on the ETB artwork and sleeve design. Chikorita appears on the 3-pack blister and Makuhita on the single-pack blister. Mega Zygarde ex is the set's featured Mega and appears in four rarity tiers including three secret rare versions.
What is the MSRP of the Perfect Order ETB?
Official MSRP was not confirmed from public product pages at the time of writing. The observed floor price is $69.95 from MHDEALSPLUS as of October 12, 2026. The Pokémon Center ETB observes at $124.99 from CardsHQ on the same date.
How does the Perfect Order ETB compare to the Chaos Rising ETB?
Both ETBs contain 9 packs and cost around $70 at the observed floor. The Chaos Rising (ME04) ETB adds an exclusive Mega Greninja ex foil promo card. The Perfect Order ETB does not include a standalone promo but features the Johto-themed Meganium sleeve design and pulls from the 124-card ME03 set, which has three times as many secret rares as ME04's base card count.
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