Pokémon TCG Fans Will Want To Get Ready For These Cards On August 30
With fall fast approaching,fans of the may already have the perfect gift for any trick-or-treaters that come knocking on Halloween. Given the popularity of Ghost-type Pokémon, it's a wonder that more themed products haven't been released to coincide with the spookiest night of the year. With Pokémon like Gengar and Mimikyu proving to be mainstays amongst the community, celebrating these haunting critters is a fun way of both giving fans what they want while earning The Pokémon Company a decent chunk of change.
The Pokémon Company announced that the popular «Trick-or-Trade» BOOSter Bundle is making a triumphant return in 2024, with pre-orders for the collection beginning on August 30. Each bundle includes 35 mini booster packs which contain three unearthly cards a piece, perfect for those who'd rather skip Halloween candy. The 2024 BOOster Bundle costs $14.99, making it a decent value proposition for anyone who might be interested in hunting for some Ghost or Dark-type Pokémon even before Halloween officially rolls around in a couple of months.
The Pokémon Trading Card Game has previewed the 2024 edition of its Trainer's Toolkit, some of the cards from it, and the accessories it comes with.
Trick-or-Trade has become a fan-favorite event since it launched in 2022 and while it's unlikely that the mini boosters will feature cards that could make or break a deck, they can make for an extra surprise on Halloween.Most of the cards that feature in BOOster Bundles are reprints, meaning it can be an opportunity to collect any Pokémon that may have been missed in previous set releases. Of course, there are Holos for those constantly on the hunt: 2023's Trick-or-Trade set included Gengar, Chandelure, and Houndoom to name just a few.
As for what cards will feature in 2024's Trick-or-Trade collection, The Pokémon Company has yet to confirm what's made the cut. Based on previous years, the mini set will largely comprise Ghost and Dark-type Pokémon from a variety of previous
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