It's not often that I get to write about Pokémon TCG deals and smart light bulbs in the same guide, but here we are. Amazon's finally offering decent prices on Journey Together sealed product, which is the closest thing we've had to a "normal" launch since Stellar Crown. Meanwhile, the IGN Store just opened preorders on a legitimately good-looking Kazuma Kiryu statue, Humble dropped a train simulator bundle for $15 that somehow has $283 worth of content, and Lepro's doing their AI lighting thing again, except now it's even cheaper. I didn't expect to be tempted by half this stuff. Yet here I am.
Today’s Best Deals: Pokémon TCG, Like a Dragon Kiryu Statue, Lepro Smart Lights, and More
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet — Journey Together Elite Trainer Box
$99.99 save 30%$70.31 at Amazon
This is the first time I've seen the Elite Trainer Box (ETB) for a reasonable price without having to buy it from someone's backseat eBay hustle. Nine booster packs, full-art N's Zorua promo, card sleeves, energy, dice, the works. I've seen this box selling for $90+ since launch, so $70.31 from Amazon is genuinely solid. Lillie's Clefairy ex is still floating around $180 and N's Zoroark ex has dropped to $13, which tells me the hype has deflated and we're in "buy because it's fun" territory again. I like it here.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet — Journey Together Booster Bundle
$44.99 save 16%$37.97 at Amazon
This is the low-frills version for people who just want to open packs without pretending they're going to organize their collection. Six Journey Together boosters and none of the ETB fluff. Honestly, this is how I like to test a set when prices cool off. You still have a shot at cards like Salamence ex SIR, which tanked from $250 to around $106, or a sub-$20 N's Reshiram. Even if you pull nothing, at least you didn't overpay trying to win the cardboard lottery.
Like a Dragon - Kazuma Kiryu - Statue
$219.99 at IGN Store
I'm not usually a statue guy, but this one's sharp. Kiryu looks like he walked straight out of Yakuza 0 mid-heat-action combo, and the 11.4-inch sculpt from Kotobukiya actually does him justice. It ships in October, which gives me time to clear desk space and justify the price. It's not cheap, but I've seen statues this size with way less detail go for more. I think if you're a Like a Dragon fan, this is an easy preorder.
Pokémon TCG - Scarlet & Violet: Journey Together - Sleeved Booster
$16.30 save 39%$9.99 at Amazon
I threw one of these in my cart last week just to hit the free shipping minimum. One pack, random art, decent discount. There's no reason to expect anything big, but the price is finally low enough that I don't feel bad if I just pull a Furret. And if you happen to land something like Articuno's Illustration Rare (now $18.69) or Wailord (around $14.55), it's a nice win from a $10 impulse buy.
Train Sim World 5 Route Remix Bundle
$283.00 save 95%$15.00 at Humble
I don't know how many people wake up wanting ten train simulator add-ons, but if you're one of them, today is your day. For $15, you get Train Sim World 5's Starter Pack plus nine routes and loco add-ons. Antelope Valley, Cajon Pass, Thameslink, Santa Fe F7—the whole diesel buffet. It's Steam keys, it supports CALM, and the value is so off the rails (pun fully intended) that I bought it just to mess around with the Railpool BR193 Vectron. Don't judge me.
Lepro O1 AI Floor Lamp
$86.39 at Amazon
This is one of those "tech that doesn't make sense until you try it" products. It's a smart LED floor lamp with AI-generated lighting modes, music sync, voice control, app scheduling, and a vibe for every mood. It's absurdly bright at 2300 lumens, and it looks clean in any corner setup. The AI stuff isn't just fluff either. Say "I want relaxing light" and it'll give you ten preset scenes. I think it's great if you want one light to do everything without fiddling with settings for half an hour.
Lepro B2 AI Smart Light Bulbs
$27.99 save 43%$15.99 at Amazon
These are the same AI bulbs as the ones in the floor lamp, but in classic 75W-equivalent LED form. They're bright, colorful, and weirdly helpful if you're too tired to fine-tune your lighting manually. The music sync is fun, the AI scenes work well, and the voice commands actually feel smart instead of gimmicky. I bought a set of these last month and haven't touched the wall switch since. At $8 per bulb, it's kind of a no-brainer.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet & Violet - Surging Sparks
$54.75 save 18%$45.02 at Amazon
I picked up Surging Sparks because six booster packs under $50 is lower than what Amazon has been charging recently (It's still above MSRP though). Honestly, I wanted something new to crack open. It's part of the latest Scarlet & Violet expansion, so if you're trying to keep up with current sets or just enjoy the chaos of pulling a good card, this one's a smart grab.
Pokémon TCG: Iono’s Bellibolt ex Premium Collection
$56.18 at Amazon
This one's for the collectors who care as much about presentation as they do the pulls. Iono's Bellibolt ex Premium Collection comes with six packs, a full-art promo, and a display sheet that's more elaborate than it needs to be — in a good way. It's also a cool way to snag Journey Together packs with a fantastic promo card.
Mass Effect Merchandise
$59.99 at IGN Store
I think anyone who's replayed Mass Effect more than once knows exactly why these statues are tempting. I pre-ordered Jack immediately because, well, it felt necessary. The line includes Shepard, Tali, Legion, and others, and they look good enough that I've already made space for them on the shelf. If you're still quoting Garrus unironically, these are for you.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Violet: Paldean Fates: Booster Bundle
See it at Amazon
Paldean Fates is priced at double MSRP, but it's also very hard to come by in 2025. I grabbed it because the baby shiny sub-set is awesome, but if you just want to grab the single cards from this set, it might actually save you money.
Fellow Traveller Publisher Bundle
$123.00 save 90%$12.00 at Humble
This bundle has some of the better narrative indies from the last few years. I paid the $12, added the games to my backlog like I always do, and immediately booted up The Pale Beyond. It's a strong lineup if you like character-driven games and don't mind occasionally being emotionally wrecked by minimalist storytelling.
Pokémon TCG: Scarlet and Violet Shrouded Fable Elite Trainer Box
$54.96 at Amazon
I think of this one as the all-in-one box for when you want cards and a bunch of gear you probably won't use but still want around. Nine booster packs, a promo, sleeves, dice, and enough extras to make you feel like you're doing more than just opening packs. It's a solid option if you like having a little structure with your chaos.
Pokémon TCG: Terapagos ex Ultra-Premium Collection
$135.00 at Amazon
I hesitated on this one, then immediately remembered it includes 18 booster packs and a playmat. It's definitely a big spend, but if you've been waiting for a premium bundle that actually justifies the price, this checks out. I picked it up more for the experience than the individual cards, and that's the right way to approach it.
Pokémon TCG: Shining Fates Collection Pikachu V Box
$53.46 at Amazon
I grabbed Shining Fates Pikachu V mostly because I never actually opened it when it first dropped, and now seemed like a good excuse. Four booster packs, a Pikachu promo, and the oversized card that ends up somewhere near your desk — standard stuff, but still a nice throwback if you missed it the first time around.
The best part? Most of this is first-party stock. These aren't third-party resellers or warehouse dumps. The Pokémon deals come straight from Amazon, the statue is from the IGN Store, and Lepro's discounts are backed by coupons and Prime shipping. Even the Humble bundle supports CALM, so you can simulate locomotives and feel slightly better about your backlog at the same time.
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