A new Pokémon Pocket set featuring the beloved Eevee and all its evolutions is dropping next week, bringing new trainers and ...

It’s official: ex Pokémon no longer rule unchallenged Pokémon TCG Pocket. While these powerful cards are still prevalent in the competitive landscape, the rise of ex-specific counters have made many ...

The Pokemon TCG Pocket best decks and meta deck ... A diverse deck that combines speed and power through a mix of rare cards, using Misty to (sometimes) provide energy to the team.

HP: 80 Move: Metal Arms — 20 damage (+ 30 more if a Pokemon Tool is attached ... As a Stage 2 card, it can use Rare Candy to evolve faster and can heal with Lillie. Dialga ex is also in this ...

The Illustration Rare cards featuring trainers ... The set’s focus on trainer’s Pokemon means that each essentially gets its own theme deck, cards designed to work together for a particular ...

Battle-wise, it’s not as impressive as other Dragon-type Pokémon cards we’ve seen in the game, but it might be a good addition for cheese decks, especially those decks that utilize Bench of splash ...

Although Stage 2 cards tend to have more HP and powerful attacks ... they take longer to set up. Rare Candy accelerates their evolution, making such high-powered Pokemon more useful in competitive ...

It’s part of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, first launched in Japan in 1996 and across the globe three years later. “Charizard was the Pokémon that had the most HP [hit points] and did ...

Right now, the Pokémon TCG Pocket meta is largely defined by ex cards — high-power cards that are also extremely rare — but a number ... its stat line (140 HP and an attack that costs three ...