Latest Pokémon TCG Rumor Points To Three New Card Sets Arriving Fall 2024
New rumors about upcoming sets of the have begun swirling, pointing to a potential release later this year. The most recent set in the series,, is coming out on May 24, 2024, and many of those cards have already been announced or teased. Each series that releases in has specialty cards that have different uses and rarities, and fans always enjoy seeing what might be next, even if there is nothing confirming the rumors are true.
The rumors of new sets releasing in the fall of 2024 were mentioned in a post by PokeGuardian, and there are a few main reasons these rumors began. They cited patents that had been filed by Nintendo, GameFreak, and Creatures for the name of the potential set. It appears that the set will be called and that it might release in September 2024. There is also another set called that ispotentially releasing in October. Lastly, the rumors continue with one more potential release of and.
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Both of these are combined decks with variations of cards from multiple generations, but the details mention only Ex-versions of the cards. Fans can look for those to be released in November, according to the rumors. PokeGuardian does list that each of these will have booster boxes with 30 packs per box, but they do not say how many sets will be released. There is also no mention of whether these will be available in North America or only in Japan, especially since the English-speaking territory market tends to have to wait about a month longer for its releases.
There are well over 15,000 different Pokémon cards released since the TCG debuted, but some definitely stand out as the most powerful.
The names of these sets lead to speculation about what might be included in them. With the thought immediately revolves around dragon-type Pokémon, which means the pack could focus on bringing specialty dragon-type cards. There
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