10 Pokémon TCG: Twilight Masquerade Cards You'll Want ASAP

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The upcoming expansion for the is set to feature over 200 cards in total, and some will undoubtedly be of great interest to any collector. In addition to the main set, the release of will be accompanied by unmissable new promo cards, including one that is the first of its kind for the . With the game continuing to grow and innovate, and rare Pokémon cards becoming easier to collect all the time, is attracting plenty of interest as its release date draws near.

As with any modern set, arguably the most appealing cards of are its Secret Rares. Of course, it is also interesting to note that some Secret Rare cards that have been cut from are some of the most intriguing connected to the expansion, given the implication this carries for a future set. Nevertheless, with escalating levels of illustrative detail becoming readily apparent as the set list progresses, it is unsurprising that Secret Rares typically become the most desirable parts of any expansion. And, naturally, is no different in this regard.

A new leak showed off some new ex cards set to release in the Pokémon Trading Card Game: Twilight Masquerade set late spring, including fan favorites.

This colorful Dipplin card shows the candy apple-themed Pokémon in a perfect environment: Kitakami’s Festival of Masks. Although perhaps less intricately detailed than some other Illustration Rares, the bright and bold design more than makes up for this. Fittingly, the cheerful Dragon-type is evidently acting as the mascot of a festival stall that sells candy apples, and despite the stall not being open for business it is already attracting attention from some curious Skwovets.

Although the layout of the stall’s stock is different, the appearance of matching banners means that the protagonist can find an in-game version of the same stall in. Combined with the also workman depicted, it is clear that this card depicts a moment during the set-up period for the Festival of Masks. Additionally, it is worth noting that this