Key points
- Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes carries this wave’s one login-delivery wire: FunPay’s Crystal top-ups sit next to PlayerAuctions’ account shelf, and the login handover is flagged on the game page and in its buying guide.
- Four of the nine are accounts and nothing else — Bleach: Brave Souls, Deadlock, Dream League Soccer and Car Parking Multiplayer have no currency or top-up wire on their pages; what is sold is the whole account.
- Pokémon Legends: Z-A is the wave’s Patch Watch exception: it joins without one — the same call wave 6 made for Forza Horizon 5 and Royale High, where there are no dated versions to anchor a timeline to. The other eight all join Patch Watch.
- Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade is the official-route contrast: JollyMax sells its Cube top-ups as the official channel, alongside an Eldorado wire — a top-up that never needs a login handover at all.
The nine
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, EA’s long-running squad battler, arrives with PlayerAuctions accounts and FunPay Crystal top-ups — the top-ups are login delivery, and they are flagged as such.
Bleach: Brave Souls, KLab’s 3D action game, is accounts only, on PlayerAuctions.
Pokémon Legends: Z-A brings PlayerAuctions items and boosting plus an IGGM item shop, for a game set entirely in Lumiose City.
Deadlock, Valve’s 6v6 shooter-MOBA, is accounts only, on PlayerAuctions and Eldorado.
Dream League Soccer is accounts only too, on PlayerAuctions and G2G.
MLB The Show pairs PlayerAuctions Stubs with Eldorado.
Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade pairs JollyMax’s official Cube top-ups with Eldorado.
Monster Hunter Now arrives with PlayerAuctions wires.
Car Parking Multiplayer closes the wave with accounts on PlayerAuctions.
What we verified
Every vendor on these pages was checked live before wiring, and the pages describe only what is actually sold — no offer counts, and no market a vendor does not really run. Four games have no currency market to describe at all: Bleach: Brave Souls, Deadlock, Dream League Soccer and Car Parking Multiplayer are account shelves, and their pages say so plainly instead of dressing an account sale up as a top-up. Pokémon Legends: Z-A’s wire is items and boosting on PlayerAuctions, plus an IGGM item shop.
And Pokémon is also the one game of the nine that ships without Patch Watch — the Forza Horizon 5 and Royale High call from wave 6, where there are no dated versions to anchor a patch timeline to. The other eight all join Patch Watch.
Delivery, flagged in the open
The nine split by how anything changes hands. One wired top-up is login delivery: FunPay’s Crystal top-ups for Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes need your login to land, and that is flagged on the game page, in the buying guide, and here — never buried. The contrast sits in the same wave: Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade’s Cube top-ups run through JollyMax, the official channel, next to its Eldorado wire. MLB The Show’s market is Stubs on PlayerAuctions, with Eldorado alongside.
Everything else in this wave is a whole account changing hands — Bleach: Brave Souls, Deadlock, Dream League Soccer, Monster Hunter Now and Car Parking Multiplayer — or, for Pokémon Legends: Z-A, items and boosting delivered onto the account you already own.
The pattern across the wave
Most of this wave shares one shape: nothing is traded player to player in game, so every offer is a top-up credited to your own account, a whole account, or work done on your login. The exceptions worth remembering are the flagged one and the official one — a login-delivery top-up asks you to hand over the keys, while an official top-up never does. Each game’s buying guide walks its own version of that map before you spend anything.
What it means for buyers
Every one of these nine has a buying guide covering what is actually sold and how it is delivered — read it before the listings, especially where a top-up is login delivery.
Sources
- Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes official page (StarWars.com)Oct 19, 2026
- KLab: Bleach: Brave Souls official siteOct 19, 2026
- Pokémon Legends: Z-A official site: now availableOct 19, 2026
- Deadlock official siteOct 19, 2026
- Monster Hunter Now official siteOct 19, 2026
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