10 Pokémon We Want to See in Pokémon TCG Pocket's Next Set
will have new cards by the end of the year, which should mean more fan-favorite Pokémon for players to collect. recently announced that it would release more booster packs by the end of the year. This matches previous data leaks that indicated that would release a «mini-set» of new cards followed by a full -sized slate of cards a few weeks later. What developers haven't said is what Pokémon will appear in the new set or what new mechanics would be added with these new cards.
launched with approximately 200 Pokémon, with all 151 Kanto Pokémon represented in the game. Only a handful of Pokémon from later generations were added, which means many fan-favorite Pokémon were left out of the mix. Considering that decades have passed since some Pokémon were added to the physical (such as Budew), it will likely be a while before all 1,000+ species of Pokémon will be added to However, here are a few Pokémon that we hope will be included in the next set of cards.
The Dark-type evolution of Eevee, Umbreon is a perennial favorite among both old and new Pokémon fans. The Pokémon first appeared in and helped introduce Dark-type Pokémon to early players. Umbreon's yellow rings glow when it prepares to attack, giving it an ominous look. It also has poisonous sweat that it can spray into enemies' eyes in order to protect itself.
Umbreon was the focus of several popular Pokémon cards, including the infamous «Moonbreon» card released during the cycle of cards. An Umbreon card in would not only add some much needed Darkness-type cards to the game, any alternate art card would almost certainly be a highly sought-after chase card.
Another Pokémon from, Steelix is the Steel/Ground-type evolution of Onix. Steelix is even more durable than Onix, with the ability to travel over a half-mile underground.Its massive jaw can easily chomp through boulders and its body has a diamond-like hardness due to its time spent undergound. Steelix also has a Mega Evolution, a mechanic that will return with
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