Pokémon TCG: Surging Sparks - Release Date, Preorders, New Cards, & Set Details
The first details about the next English-language set for the ,, have been revealed ahead of its release later this year. is believed to be based on a combination of two Japanese sets coming out later this summer and into the fall: and. These sets focus on Tera Pikachu ex and Dragon-type Pokémon, like the Hoenn legendaries Latios and Latias.
already has an official release date, but many details are yet to follow. However, considering what's in and, it's possible to get an idea of what's in the new English set, even ahead of any official promotions describing its contents and theme. Based on the upcoming Japanese sets and recent trends in the 's release schedule, here's everything to expect from the 's set later this year.
While Charizard may be most often associated as being the most expensive Pokémon card, 2024's priciest pocket monster may leave some players shocked.
According to a post on PokéBeach, the Pokémon 's will be released on November 8, 2024. This places it roughly two months after the 's set, and exactly a week after an as-yet unannounced Ultra-Premium Collection on November 1.
While there's no information yet on exactly how much the set will cost, Booster Packs will likely fall in the usual $3 — $5 USD range. Bundles may be available in the $20 ballpark, while full Booster Boxes will have prices over $100.
will be available for pre-order from October 26 to November 3, giving players a week to get their orders in before the set is released. As always, sets can be pre-ordered from any number of online retailers, or from a local game/hobby shop.
The Pokémon Trading Card Game has unveiled the latest in its Super-Premium Collection, focusing on the fan-favorite Gen 1 fire type, Charizard.
Although there's no official card list for just yet, it's possible to guess at what's inside. is believed to combine cards from multiple Japanese sets:,, and a pair of pre-built decks featuring Stellar Sylveon ex and Stellar Ceruledge ex. It's expected that many of
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