Smyths Toys UK product page confirms Mega Evolution—Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box contents (incl. Tyrunt promo)

Smyths Toys UK's product page for the Mega Evolution—Perfect Order Elite Trainer Box spells out the box contents and confirms the included promo is a full-art foil Tyrunt. That matters because ETB promos can vary by region or get mislabelled early, and a high-street retailer listing is one of the easiest ways to verify what you're actually buying before release.

What the listing confirms

Based on the contents shown on Smyths' ETB listing and echoed across other UK retailers like Tritex Games, the Perfect Order ETB includes 9 booster packs plus the usual accessories and storage box. The standout line is the promo callout: "1 full-art foil promo card featuring Tyrunt."

ETBs are often purchased for the promo alone, since it's guaranteed unlike pulls. When a mainstream retailer pins the promo down, you can cross-check other listings and avoid preordering the wrong item. The Tyrunt note also helps you identify this ETB instantly in photos and resale listings later — especially once loose promos start appearing on secondary markets without the box.

Why the promo can swing demand

Perfect Order's promo is full-art foil (a flashier treatment than a basic holo) and features a fan-favourite fossil line starter. That combination tends to create two types of buyers at launch: promo chasers who want Tyrunt in top condition (often to grade), and set collectors who want the ETB as the flagship sealed item.

With 9 packs per ETB, you're paying for accessories and the guaranteed promo as much as the boosters. If you're purely ripping, it's usually cheaper per pack to target booster-heavy products and then buy the Tyrunt promo as a single once prices settle. The catch is that promo singles often start high in week one because supply is locked inside sealed ETBs.

Market implications for the next week

Expect listing cleanup as stores update placeholder copy to match the confirmed promo and pack count. You'll also see listings that say "ETB promo Tyrunt" more than "Perfect Order ETB," because the promo becomes the shortcut keyword. US listings are already using the same Tyrunt promo language from GameStop, so collectors will watch whether the UK product stays aligned or diverges later with bundle SKUs or wave timing.

For set-wide tracking and sealed price context, keep an eye on FetchGem's Perfect Order pricing page as listings develop.