Pokémon TCG: Blooming Waters Premium Collection - Release Date, Cards, Price, & Where To Buy
A new premium collectionfeaturing two of the franchise’s most popular starter Pokémon is coming soon. The is part of the set that is focused on the original 151 Kanto Pokémon. Although there may be some confusion over this product’s release date, as some Costco locations have reportedly started selling them, the hasn’t actually come out yet.
Although not as hyped as the recent set, there are some reasons to get excited about. The most exciting thing about the collection is its price, which is a good deal considering what products are going for. There’s also the nostalgia factor. Not only is focused on the original Pokémon, but this product is specifically focused on two original starters: Squirtle and Bulbasaur. Though Charizard may command more attention, it’s hard to deny these other original starters also hold a special place in many players’ hearts.
The official release date for the is February 7, 2025. As mentioned, some Costco locations seem to have been selling the product early, leading to some copies already being available on the secondary market. However, anyone looking to get their hands on the will likely want to wait until the official release date to see if they can get a copy directly from a retailer. Copies currently being sold have had the price raised to the point where the box set isn’t a deal anymore.
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Right now, thehas entered a worrying phase that is pretty unwelcoming for the average consumer. New products like are being snatched up on speculation and sold for inflated prices online. This means anyone who wants a will likely want to be at their local retailers the day it releases. Some stores wisely put a purchase limit on products like this, but there’s still no guarantee they will last long in the current card climate.
The includes four foil Pokémon cards as well as 12 packs of. The four cards included
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