2026–2027 TCG Release Calendar: Pokémon, MTG, One Piece & More
Updated: Aug 23
Whether you collect Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Star Wars: Unlimited, Digimon, Dragon Ball Super: Fusion World, or other major trading card games, this page is designed to be your one-stop resource for upcoming releases.
Our goal is to provide an accurate, easy-to-read calendar that helps collectors, players, local game stores, and investors plan ahead. We verify release dates using official publisher announcements whenever possible and update this page as new products are announced or release schedules change.
Bookmark this page and check back regularly, it's updated throughout the year with newly announced sets, release date changes, and upcoming products across the trading card game hobby.
2026–2027 TCG Release Calendar
How often is the TCG release calendar updated?
We review the Thornberry Collectibles TCG release calendar every week and update it whenever publishers announce new products, confirm release dates, or change existing schedules.
Whenever possible, dates are verified directly through official publisher announcements and product pages. If an exact date has not been officially confirmed, we label the release as Announced or Roadmap / Expected rather than presenting an estimated date as fact.
Because TCG schedules can change, we recommend checking back as a release approaches for the most current information.
Which trading card games are included?
Our TCG release calendar tracks major English-language North American releases across many of the hobby's most popular games, including:
Pokémon TCG
Magic: The Gathering
One Piece Card Game
Disney Lorcana
Yu-Gi-Oh!
Riftbound
Star Wars: Unlimited
Digimon Card Game
Dragon Ball Super: Fusion World
Flesh and Blood
Gundam Card Game
Union Arena
Weiß Schwarz
Cardfight!! Vanguard
Grand Archive
Altered
UniVersus
Naruto Mythos
Coverage focuses on major booster sets, expansions, starter products, anniversary releases, premium collector products, and other releases that are especially relevant to players and collectors.
We will continue expanding the calendar as new games and products become significant parts of the TCG hobby.
Why do TCG release dates change?
Trading card game release dates sometimes move even after a product has been officially announced. Manufacturing delays, international shipping, regional distribution, product changes, and publisher scheduling can all affect when a set actually reaches stores.
That is also why some entries on this calendar may initially show only a month, quarter, or general release window. We would rather show an accurate October 2026 than invent an October 23 release date that the publisher has not confirmed.
When a publisher changes or confirms a release date, we update the calendar accordingly.
Where do the release dates come from?
We prioritize official publisher sources whenever they are available, including product pages, news announcements, release schedules, and official TCG websites.
When a publisher has announced a product but has not yet published an exact North American release date, we may use reliable distributor, retailer, or organized-play information as supporting evidence. Those releases remain clearly labeled as Announced or Expected until stronger confirmation is available.
Each calendar entry also includes a source link so you can check the supporting information directly.
Why should I bookmark this TCG release calendar?
Keeping track of TCG releases can mean checking a dozen different publisher websites, product pages, and announcement feeds. This calendar puts the major upcoming releases in one searchable place.
You can filter the calendar by game, year, or confirmation status, making it easier to find the products you actually care about.
Whether you're watching the next Pokémon expansion, planning for a One Piece prerelease, tracking a Magic: The Gathering launch, or simply trying to budget for an expensive month of new cards, the goal is simple: help you see what's coming next without having to hunt for it.
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