Digimon Chivalrous XIII at four weeks: the Rare Pulls lost a third, the limited foils gained 43 %

Chivalrous XIII came out on October 2, 2026, and it is the Royal Knights set: Alphamon, Omnimon, Gallantmon, Examon, Jesmon and the rest of the order, each in several prints. It is also the Digimon Card Game set people look up most on TCGIndex this month. Four weeks in, the singles have split into two groups that went in opposite directions, and the split follows the print, not the Digimon.

All prices below are the ones shown on TCGIndex's card pages on October 30, 2026 (TCGplayer market price, US dollars, Near Mint). The starting point is each card's own daily record on October 9, one week after release, once the first-week listings had settled (the first point after that for the few cards with no October 9 record). A card whose page price and latest recorded point disagree by more than 3 %, or whose record starts after October 12, is left out.

The Rare Pulls lost a third

Together these twelve went from $1,196.46 to $814.88, down 32 %. Every one of them is lower than a week after release. Gankoomon did most of its fall in its second week ($87.52 on October 9, $45.85 on October 17) and has drifted since. Gallantmon's Rare Pull took longer: $116.56 on October 16, then another $37 gone between October 20 and 23. Dynasmon lost 10 % by October 19 and has sat at $48 ever since, and LordKnightmon has eased a dollar or two a week with no real rebound in its record.

The top three barely moved

The set's three most expensive singles behaved differently. Omnimon: Merciful Mode (Rare Pull, Secret Rare) is at $341.88 against $343.06 on October 9. Alphamon (SP, Ultimate Rare) went from $387.50 on October 10 to $366.13 (-6 %), and Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode (Rare Pull, Secret Rare) from $368.70 to $340.66 (-8 %). Together, $1,099.26 to $1,048.67: down 5 %, while the Rare Pull super and ultimate rares below them lost a third.

The limited foils went up 43 %

At the other end of the price list, the six limited foil commons and uncommons we can rank all rose.

Together: $105.94 to $151.76, up 43 %. These are steady climbs, not one spike. Grademon's record reads higher at almost every point from October 10 ($13.90) to October 24 ($22.72). DemiVeemon and SaviorHuckmon did the same. Two caveats: Wingdramon had climbed steadily to $21.10 by October 28, then jumped to $27.55 in the last two days, so part of its doubling is two days old. AeroVeedramon peaked at $24.21 on October 19 and has slipped back since.

The alternate arts are a coin toss

The six alternate arts we can rank add up to almost exactly where they started ($146.85 to $149.14), but card by card they went both ways. Alphamon (Alternate Art) fell to $16.93 on October 9, then climbed back to $28.53 (+69 %). LordKnightmon (Alternate Art) bottomed at $8.89 on October 11 and is now $19.38. Examon rose 23 %. Rina Shinomiya fell 33 %, Imperialdramon: Paladin Mode 21 % and UlforceVeedramon 22 %.

What we left out

Omnimon (SP, Super Rare) shows $360.33 but has only three points in its record, from $495 on October 7. Gallantmon (SP), Magnamon (SP) and Magnamon (Rare Pull) have no recorded point between October 8 and October 13-14, so nothing in our starting week to compare with; for what it is worth, all three are lower today than their first recorded price (Gallantmon SP $350 on October 3, $263.45 today).

If you are buying

If you want the Royal Knights in their Rare Pull prints, the prices four weeks in are a third below the first settled week, and nothing in the records says they have found a floor. If you are after the limited foils, the opposite is true: they have been getting more expensive every week, and waiting has cost money so far.

Every card and its price history are on the Chivalrous XIII set page.