Palworld EBP02 Card List & Release Date: Legends Awaken Revealed Cards, Box Price and Chase Tiers

Palworld Legends Awaken (BP02) releases October 30, 2026. All 13 prints revealed so far, the $139.26 US pre-order box vs ¥5,280 in Japan, and what the SSP tier is worth.

Palworld's second booster, Legends Awaken (BP02, EBP02 in English), releases on October 30, 2026 in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese at once. Bushiroad lists 100 card types plus parallels; 13 prints are public as of October 4, including the first tower-boss card and a Super Special Parallel of Jetragon. The English box pre-orders at $139.26 on TCGplayer, 4.2 times Japan's ¥5,280 retail and now above what the first set's box sells for. Every revealed card is on the Cardlogs EBP02 set page.

Updated October 4, 2026 (reveal edition 1): 13 prints revealed (was 5), the first case sales, and a reversal against the Dawn of Palpagos box. First published September 26.

What changed since the first edition?

• Eight new prints. The reveal count went from 5 to 13: two more Double Rares (Orserk, and Faleris with Marcus), two Rares, three Uncommons and the first Common.
• The first tower-boss card. Faleris – Marcus' Soaring Wings shows Marcus, the tower boss, riding his Pal on the card art, which is the pairing Bushiroad's Japanese page promised.
• The box comparison flipped. On September 26 the new box pre-ordered slightly below the Dawn of Palpagos box's eBay sold price. As of October 4 it sits 8% above it, because the first set's box fell while the pre-order held.
• The first two cases sold, at $1,399.84 each, the week of September 28.

When does Palworld Legends Awaken release?

Friday, October 30, 2026, worldwide. Bushiroad's release banner reads "Simultaneous Worldwide Release" in Japanese, English and Simplified Chinese, and both the English and Japanese product pages carry the same date, unchanged on October 4. The Sleeve & Card Set Vol.1, by contrast, reached Japan on October 2, two weeks before English, so Legends Awaken will have no Japanese head start to price from.

The same week is busy. Bushiroad's reprint notice puts the Dawn of Palpagos 2nd Edition (every card marked with a Roman numeral II) in late October, so the first set's reprint and the second set land within days of each other. The ESS01 Sleeve & Card Set comes two weeks earlier, on October 16.

What is in Legends Awaken?

100 card types at base rarity (RR, R, U, C), plus parallels, per Bushiroad's English product page, in Red, Blue, Green, Purple and Colorless. The Japanese page adds what the set is built around:

• Legendary Pals, "starting with Jetragon", which Bushiroad calls extremely powerful.
• Human characters beyond the Pals: Zoe and Lily return, and Saya appears for the first time.
• Tower bosses paired with their Pal on a single card. The first one is out: Faleris, with Marcus on the art and "Marcus" printed as the card's trait.

The pack is the same shape as the first set: 7 cards a pack, 12 packs a box, 12 boxes a carton, per the Japanese price list. Neither page names the parallel tiers, and neither had changed on October 4. Dawn of Palpagos used SR, OSR, SP and SSP parallels over the same four base rarities, and the only BP02 parallel revealed so far is an SSP, so the ladder looks unchanged, but Bushiroad has not said so.

Legends Awaken card list: revealed so far

Thirteen prints are public as of October 4, 2026: 12 base cards and one parallel. Red is the most revealed color so far, with five cards.

What the Double Rares do, from the card text:

• Jetragon is the biggest body revealed, at 1700 power. Once a turn, by exiling two 7-cost-or-higher Pals from your graveyard, it gains Vigilance, and if both exiled cards were Legendary it stands up to three Legendary Pals.
• Frostallion cuts the cost of every Pal in your hand by 2 and refills your hand to four at the end of your turn. Frostallion Noct is its mirror: +500 power to all your other Pals, and your opponent discards down to four.
• Orserk spends two Material for one of three effects each turn: +500 power and +1 Strike, 900 damage to an opposing Pal, or standing a 3-cost-or-less Pal.
• Faleris gains +200 power for each of your gears and, when deployed, puts any number of differently named 8-cost-or-higher gears from your hand into play.
• Anubis gets cheaper for every Pal you control, gives one Pal +500 power when deployed, and can return to your hand when attacked.

Below Double Rare, two cards stand out. Foxcicle (R) makes every Legendary Pal in your hand cost one less, the first support card for the new keyword. Relaxaurus Lux (U) carries Assault, so it can attack Pals that are standing, and stands again when it wins the fight. Flambelle and Beegarde are 2-cost resource Pals that rest for two Material or two Ingredient.

Legendary is new. It limits your base to one Legendary Pal of each name. Three of the 12 revealed base cards have it, all Double Rares; Anubis, Orserk and Faleris do not. None of the 168 Dawn of Palpagos cards in the community database carries the keyword.

How much is a Legends Awaken booster box?

¥5,280 in Japan (about $33.49), and $139.26 for the English pre-order on TCGplayer. The Japanese suggested retail prices, converted at the ECB rate of ¥157.67 per dollar on October 4, 2026:

Bushiroad states no US price, so the Japanese retail is the only official anchor, and the English market is not pricing off it. According to Cardlogs, the US pre-order box sits at 4.2 times the Japanese suggested retail price, and it has barely moved in three weeks of trading: TCGplayer's weekly history shows 4 box sales at $139.92 (week of September 14), 5 at $139.41 and 7 at $139.26. Cardlogs has tracked it nightly since September 22, from $139.92 to $139.26, a drift of 0.5%. The cheapest box listing on October 4 was $137.64.

What the listings say before you order:

• The case is still the cheaper way in. The two case sales work out to $116.65 a box, 16% under the single-box price. That gap has held since the first edition, when it was only a listing; now it is two sales.
• Single pre-order packs have dropped off. On September 26 the cheapest pack listing was $22.99, almost twice the box price per pack. On October 4 TCGplayer's catalog carried no pack price at all.

Cardmarket still has no Palworld category, so there is no European price to compare.

How does that compare with Dawn of Palpagos?

The new box now pre-orders above what the first box sells for, a reversal from the first edition. The Dawn of Palpagos box's eBay sold median (via PriceCharting) stepped down four times in nine days, from $150.00 on September 22 to $128.83 on October 1, where it held through October 3. That is 10.4% below the $143.75 we quoted on September 26, and 16.8% below $154.89 when Cardlogs started tracking it on August 21.

TCGplayer tells the same story with more sales behind it:

According to Cardlogs market data, the Legends Awaken pre-order box ($139.26) sits 8.1% above the Dawn of Palpagos box's eBay sold median ($128.83) and 19.4% above its latest TCGplayer weekly average ($116.65) as of October 4, 2026. The cheapest Dawn of Palpagos box on TCGplayer asked $107.93.

A correction to the first edition: we set aside the week of September 21 because TCGplayer then showed it as $82.00 on 150 sales, which we read as mislisted product. TCGplayer has since restated that week to $118.67 on 123 sales. Leaving it out was right; the box never halved. The one $44 sale is still in that week's range.

So the English market is paying a premium for the box nobody can open yet, while the box people can open keeps getting cheaper. The late-October 2nd Edition of Dawn of Palpagos adds more first-set supply in the same week the second set lands. Watch whether the $139 pre-order holds through that week, or follows the first box down.

What will the Legends Awaken chase cards be worth?

No Legends Awaken card has sold yet. The useful reference is how Dawn of Palpagos priced its top two tiers, on two venues.

In Dawn of Palpagos, the value sat in the SSP tier, not the Double Rares. The four SSPs are parallels of four RR Pals, exactly what Jetragon's SSP is to its RR. Prices as of October 4, 2026:

All four SSPs pass our standard cross-venue screen against TCGplayer's market price: eBay sold and TCGplayer agree within 30% on each. Cardlogs also prices Palworld from TCGplayer's own recent sales each night, and on that reading Jormuntide Ignis fails ($300 against $405.75 on eBay), so treat its line as the least settled. According to Cardlogs market data, a Dawn of Palpagos SSP sells for about 44 to 77 times the Double Rare of the same Pal ($787.16 against $17.99 for Chillet; $405.75 against $5.29 for Jormuntide Ignis).

The tier cooled this week. Lyleen's SSP fell from $425 to $385 and Helzephyr's from $274.99 to $250 on eBay, while Chillet and Jormuntide held. The Double Rares fell harder: the 12 Dawn of Palpagos RRs now have an eBay sold median of $4.97, down from $7.24 on September 26, and their TCGplayer market prices run from $1.25 to $18.79 with a median of $2.83. Below about $10, one venue's number is not enough to price a card.

Supply explains the gap. In our Palworld pull-rates study, the largest community tracker put the Dawn of Palpagos SSP at 1 in 44 packs, with a 95% interval from 1 in 31 to 1 in 64, so roughly one SSP in every four boxes. If Legends Awaken keeps that ladder, the Jetragon SSP is the first confirmed card in its top tier and the six revealed Double Rares sit in the tier whose median is now under $5. That is a reading from the first set, not a forecast for the second.

What we do not know yet

• The parallel ladder and its rates. Bushiroad says "parallels" and nothing more.
• The other 88 base cards, including Saya, Zoe and Lily, and whether more tower bosses follow Marcus.
• A US suggested retail price. The English product page gives none.
• The first sold prices. They start on October 30, the same day in every language.

Each of these is re-checked at every edition of this guide.

Where this data comes from

Cardlogs aggregates prices nightly from TCGplayer, Cardmarket and eBay sold listings (via PriceCharting) across 266 tracked Palworld cards, plus PSA and BGS population data. For Palworld, Cardlogs prices come from eBay sold listings and, since September 27, 2026, a nightly TCGplayer price built from TCGplayer's recent sales; Cardmarket carries no Palworld category. The SSP "TCGplayer market" column is TCGplayer's own market price, read from its catalog on October 4, 2026. The Legends Awaken box price is the TCGplayer pre-order price our EBP02 set row records nightly, checked against TCGplayer's own weekly history. The card list and card text come from the community card database the EBP02 set page mirrors, checked against Bushiroad's English and Japanese product pages and the card art, which also supply the date, the set size and the Japanese prices. Dollar conversions use the ECB rate Cardlogs stores nightly.

Track Legends Awaken as it opens

The EBP02 set page carries every revealed print and turns into a price list the night the first cards sell. Cardlogs is on the web, iOS and Android; the Palworld home covers the rest of the game, and the Palworld price guide explains where else to check a price.