All Of Pokémon TCG's 2024 Trick Or Trade Cards Appear Online Days Before Release
All 30 of the Halloween special cards have been revealed ahead of their official release. The cards are scheduled to hit stores on August 30, but images of every card in the special collection have already appeared online. The upcoming cards feature spooky Halloween-themed Pokémon and designs, along with several extra-special holographics, like in previous years.
The 2024 was revealed by, with images displaying the 30 cards. This year's card pack features reprints from the 2023 set, with a cute smiling Pikachu pumpkin stamp on the bottom right of each card's image. This is the third year that the has released special Halloween edition cards. Each pack contains three cards, making them fun little treats to give away on Halloween in an effort to get more kids into the game. Of course, the packs have also become collectibles in their own right among the TCG community.
A new Greninja Ex Ultra-Premium Collection for the Pokémon Trading Card Game is expected later this year, perfect for fans of the Ninja Pokémon.
The new collection of spooky cards will include 10 special holographic cards: Sinistcha, Teal Mask Ogerpon, Pikachu, Mimikyu, Munkidori, Fezandipiti, Flutter Mane, Okidogi, Gengar, and Darkrai. For the first time in the trading card game's history, the Halloween-themed special cards will utilize cosmos holofoil. Last year's printing also had 10 holo cards, but they used reverse holo with yellow and gray holo borders, instead.
Some fans worry that the cosmos-style holo will become overused, while others welcome its use, asserting that it makes the cards more special. The special type of holographic makes it seem like the is floating in a galaxy of shimmering stars. In the above article's comments, webmaster Water Pokémon Master shows they're a big fan, saying, ""
The community is buzzing with activity lately. This early reveal follows more exciting TCG news, like the return of Black Kyurem to the game for the first time in over five years. Several upcoming
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