The Pokemon TCG Pocket Ultra Beast Drop Event marked the debut of the Ultra Necrozma ex. In addition to being a powerful card, this Dragon-type Ultra Beast has one of the most disruptive effects ...

The Pokemon TCG Pocket Ultra Beast Drop Event will be live from Jun 4 to Jun 14, 2025, bringing an exciting solo battle format filled with escalating challenges and exclusive rewards.

Find out why the Pokémon TCG is in short supply in stores: nostalgia, hoarders and rare cards are inflating the market and emptying the shelves.

Pokémon TCG: Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Boxes are back in stock at Amazon, but for over double the MSRP. Is it really worth it, or should you buy the special promo cards standalone instead?

Pokemon Pokemon TCG Pocket Shining Revelry release date and details Tabletop Gaming Prismatic Evolutions Surprise Box has more than tripled in price at online retailers, here's why Tabletop Gaming ...

Active codes in Pokemon TCG Pocket. As of May 2, 2025, there is only one active code to redeem, which was added as part of Golden Week and can be redeemed by all players:. Revealed on the Pokemon ...

Prices for Japan's Glory of Team Rocket Pokémon TCG singles are dropping sharply, while sealed box prices continue to rise. Here's why buying singles could be the smart move for collectors in the ...

The Pokemon TCG Pocket "Half-Year Celebration" event. Launching in tandem with the Celestial Guardians expansion on April 30 is Pokemon TCG Pocket's Half-Year Celebration event.

The Pokémon Company has just announced a new expansion for Pokémon TCG Pocket, Celestial Guardians, which is set to be released next week, on April 30, 2025.

Just in time for warmer weather, The Pokémon Company has announced Pokémon TCG Pocket’s latest packs: Celestial Guardians, themed around Alolan Pokémon from Pokémon Sun and Moon and ...

If you’ve tried to buy a pack of Pokémon TCG cards in recent times, you’ll already know what a shitshow it’s all become. As we’ve been reporting, the last six months has seen the trading ...

The point is, it’s much better for the health of the TCG to have these cards in the hands of fans, and it seems like that’s exactly what The Pokemon Company is trying to do.