Pokemon Trading Card Game Reveals New Set

Pokemon Trading Card Game Reveals New Set

As a seasoned gamer with a heart full of nostalgia and a collection that could rival a Pokemon Professor’s, I must say, the reveal of the new set, Supercharged Breaker, has me buzzing like a Thunderbolt Pikachu! The return of our beloved electric mouse in all its glory is a treat for the eyes. And with the traditional Pikachu ex and a secret version, it’s clear that this set is going to be electrifying!


The eagerly awaited Pokemon Trading Card Game set has been officially unveiled and named “Supercharged Breaker”. This announcement was made at Japan’s Champions League, as reported by PokeBeach. The release date for Japan is scheduled for October 18th. Notably, the artwork for this set showcases a prominent Stellar Tera Pikachu, and players can anticipate both a traditional Pikachu ex card and a secret version. Although leaks had previously hinted at its existence, we now have official confirmation along with the release date. In line with previous sets, “Supercharged Breaker” will not be independently released in North America; instead, it will be included in the “Surging Sparks” set which is planned for North American release in November.

A full art card of Pikachu ex from Supercharged Breaker can be found below.

Pokemon Trading Card Game Reveals New Set

The new Pokemon Trading Card Game collection, dubbed the “Supercharged Breaker,” appears to be influenced by the downloadable content (DLC) of Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, where the Stellar Tera Type was initially presented. This set is drawing cards from a variety of Japanese releases, such as the Stellar Ceruledge ex and Stellar Sylveon ex decks, along with Paradise Dragona and now Supercharged Breaker. Since they all revolve around Terapagos, the Stellar Tera Type, and the storyline from The Indigo Disk’s DLC, these cards should harmoniously complement one another in terms of theme.

Without a fresh Pokemon game or generation in sight, it seems likely that the TCG will heavily rely on Scarlet and Violet for the near future, along with other existing games. In early 2025 sets, you can anticipate a return of Trainer’s Pokemon, a key feature from the Gym Heroes and Gym Challenge sets at the start of the TCG. As of now, we don’t know when Pokemon Legends: Z-A will be launched, but it’s set for 2025. When it arrives, we might see sets focusing on the game’s new Pokemon and potentially new Mega Evolutions. However, all this is speculation until an official announcement is made!

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2024-09-22 20:10