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The latest trading card and anime news from The Trading Gallery. Set releases, product announcements, and community updates.
Ten stories from last month


October 2026
I love the moment a character stops feeling like a costume and starts feeling like a world you can step into.
Diaries, travel and the everyday — from the Richmond floor to a Seoul alley café.
Japan, Korea and the road between the stores
Snapshots from the stores, posted by the team
On the shelf now
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Evergreen primers, kept current
First deck to never miss an opening play?
Read →02Riot Games has sparked speculation about a potential digital Riftbound client after posting a job listing seeking a Senior Publishing Product Manager with experience in digital games, mobile gaming, and trading card games. Although the listing does not confirm that Riftbound is the project, it has raised hopes for an official digital version. Meanwhile, the possibility raises questions about the future of Legends of Runeterra, whose development has already been scaled back. Riot has yet to announce plans for either game, leaving fans waiting for official confirmation.
Read →03The Pokémon TCG market in 2026 continues to show how attention, scarcity, and speculation can drive card prices. Prism Star cards from 2018 are surging as collectors focus on their PSA 10 gem rates, while mid-era cards like Aquapolis Houndoom and Arceus LV.X are climbing due to dwindling supply. Meanwhile, modern chase cards such as Pikachu ex from Ascended Heroes are declining as reprints and increased availability put pressure on prices. These trends highlight the importance of understanding market demand and supply rather than relying on rarity or popularity alone.
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