Pokémon TCG Leak Says Next Set Will Feature Eeveelution Cards Like You've Never Seen Before
A new leak shows exciting potential for the new series of cards. Throughout the years, fans have seen many variations of their favorite Pokémon represented in the game. From different types that are specific to each region, to stronger and even more powerful variants, someone's favorite Pokémon is likely to have multiple different iterations. The craze from the early 90s seemingly wore off but has recently come back with a vengeance, and an upcoming set seems to be bringing some dazzling Eeveelution cards.
According to a potential leak, (via Reddit user Kevinatorz) reported that new Eeveelution variants will be available in an upcoming pack. Releasing this winter, the set known as will have different forms of Eevee and their evolutions that players have never seen before.
These are said to be Tera versions of the Pokémon, which have never been available for the Eeveelutions in the before. This will be released to the Japanese market on December 6, 2024, but no date has been set for the Western market yet. It is likely that it will be later in 2025, but nothing is yet confirmed.
A new card for Pokémon TCG: Stellar Crown has been revealed and its design and effects are surprisingly good, considering the character it portrays.
Another reason this news is exciting for players is because of how long it has been since there was an Eevee-centric set released. One Reddit comment from the same user mentioned that there hasn't been a full set since 2021, meaning that it is nearing four years since one was released. Eevee has long been a fan-favorite Pokémon, acting as something of a second franchise mascot alongside Pikachu, and its unique evolutionary line is equally popular. Eeveelutions aren't necessarily the most powerful cards when it comes to creating a deck, but they tend to be sought after by collectors.
These cards are not officially confirmed, but it will be interesting to see what these new sets have in store. In December, the Western audience can see what
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