BP02 “Legends Awaken”: the launch, tracked from day one

Legends Awaken (BP02) is the second Palworld TCG booster set. This page is the honest version of a launch hub: what is officially known, what is not known yet, and exactly what this site will and will not publish about it — starting now, not after the first sale.

Editorial claims on this page last reviewed August 5, 2026. No forecast, no preorder advice, and no prices — there are none to publish.

What is known

Releases October 30, 2026 (in 86 days) — the date on the publisher's own product listing, and the only schedule claim this page makes.

The set’s name and release date come from the publisher’s official product listing — the same source rule the rest of the catalog lives by. When those facts change there, they change here.

What is not known — and will not be invented

No official card list has been published yet, so this site catalogues no BP02 cards today — zero, and the honest version of a page like this says so rather than inventing a checklist. Each card gets its page the day it is officially revealed.

• No card identities before an official reveal. Leaks, rumours and fan renders get no page. A card page here is a claim that the card exists; we only make it on the publisher’s word.
• No prices, because none exist. Every number on this site is a completed sale. Nothing from BP02 has been sold by anyone yet, so this page and every future BP02 card page carry no figure at all until real sales land.
• Presale and preorder listings are asks, not prices. An asking price is what a seller hopes for; we never publish one as a card’s value, and a launch does not relax that rule — launch week is when it matters most.
• No predictions. What BP02 singles or sealed will be worth is not knowable, and nothing here will pretend otherwise. For how launch-window sealed prices have historically behaved once supply arrives, the record is on hype vs reality.

What this site tracks from day one

• Reveal pages during spoiler season. Each officially revealed card gets its own page within hours — named, coded, dated, and saying out loud that it has no price yet. The running checklist lives at the BP02 set page.
• The first completed sale, then every one after it. From release day we track BP02 singles and sealed across the same US and Japanese completed-sale sources as the rest of the site, receipts linked.
• Honest thin-sample labels. A launch-week figure resting on a handful of sales is labelled as exactly that; a number only stands bare once the sample is deep enough. See how we price.
• Printings kept separate. Japanese and English printings are different cards here, priced from their own sales — the identity rules in identify a card apply to BP02 from its first reveal.

Why this page shows no prices

Not caution — arithmetic. A price on this site is a median of verified completed sales, and an unreleased set has none. Publishing a “market price” for BP02 today would mean laundering preorder asks or guesses into a number wearing our name, which is the one thing this site exists to refuse. The moment the first real sale is verified, it appears on the card’s page with its receipt — that is the whole promise, and it needs no number today to be worth holding.

How this page graduates

Nothing here is hand-flipped. The page reads the same catalog as every other surface, so it moves through its states on its own: announced (what you may be reading now) → spoiler season, as officially revealed cards fill the checklist → released, when the set page becomes an ordinary price table at the same URL and this guide becomes its record of what was promised before launch — a promise you can hold us to.

Spotted an official announcement this page has missed? contact@palworldprices.com reaches a person, and corrections land in the corrections log with their date.

Companion guides: the price guide · how we price · scams & bootlegs · identify a card · hype vs reality.