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Pitch Black: Weekly Price Moves in Context — 6 November 2026

Mega Darkrai ex declined across both periods, while Mega Chandelure ex rose over the week but fell over the month. Compare the exact Pitch Black printings.

Acorn TCG editorial teamPublished:

Pitch Black’s Mega Darkrai ex printings declined over both the seven-day and thirty-day periods. Mega Chandelure ex moved differently: its weekly increase sat within a monthly decline. For collectors choosing a card to add, the weekly direction alone tells only part of the story.

Prices checked on 6 November 2026 cover English, ungraded Near Mint Holo copies in USD. These references average prices across sources; they are not guaranteed purchase offers or sale prices.

The comparison selects the five highest current references among Pitch Black cards with usable prices for that language, condition and finish. Compare the reported seven-day and thirty-day changes together to see whether their directions agree.

A week and a month, side by sidePrice changes over 7 and 30 days. All reference prices are in USD.
  1. Mega Darkrai ex116/084
    133.21 USD
    7 days−5.29%
    30 days−17.29%
  2. Mega Darkrai ex120/084
    117.22 USD
    7 days−6.20%
    30 days−18.72%
  3. Morpeko ex117/084
    56.20 USD
    7 days−4.11%
    30 days−12.26%
  4. Mega Zeraora ex114/084
    33.97 USD
    7 days−0.38%
    30 days−22.07%
  5. Mega Chandelure ex115/084
    30.05 USD
    7 days+1.86%
    30 days−14.04%
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CardReference USD7 days30 days
Mega Darkrai ex · 116/084133.21-5.29%-17.29%
Mega Darkrai ex · 120/084117.22-6.20%-18.72%
Morpeko ex · 117/08456.20-4.11%-12.26%
Mega Zeraora ex · 114/08433.97-0.38%-22.07%
Mega Chandelure ex · 115/08430.05+1.86%-14.04%

The Darkrai printings need separate comparisons

Mega Darkrai ex 116/084 has the highest current reference in this comparison, followed by Mega Darkrai ex 120/084. The latter shows a larger percentage decline over both periods. Sharing a Pokémon name does not make these interchangeable purchases: match the collector number when checking a listing against the table.

Mega Darkrai ex — Pitch Black, 116/084 (English)
Mega Darkrai ex — Pitch Black, 116/084 (English)

Morpeko ex 117/084 sits below both Darkrai printings in current price and has smaller percentage declines over each period. If Morpeko is the gap in your collection, its own price history is the relevant comparison; the larger Darkrai declines do not describe its movement.

Morpeko ex — Pitch Black, 117/084 (English)
Morpeko ex — Pitch Black, 117/084 (English)

A quiet week can sit inside a larger decline

Mega Zeraora ex 114/084 was nearly unchanged over the week, yet recorded the largest monthly percentage decline among the selected cards. That makes it a useful counterpoint to Mega Chandelure ex 115/084, the only weekly riser here. Neither result establishes a sustained recovery: every card in the comparison was lower over the month.

Before using these movements to judge a copy you might buy, check that the comparison fits:

  • Match Pitch Black, the collector number and the English Holo printing.
  • Compare an ungraded Near Mint copy with the same condition category.
  • Check the price source, currency and date; a seller’s asking price answers a different question from an averaged reference.

Acorn TCG shows reference prices for cards and their available variants, giving you a way to check prices as you work through your collection wants. Availability varies by card and variant.

The card data used in this guide comes from the Acorn TCG catalogue.

Sources

  1. TCGplayer Market Price methodology
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