Pokémon TCG to Allegedly Release Unova-Themed Special Set This Summer
The is set to release a second «special set» in 2025, with a focus on Pokémon that first appeared in. Earlier this month, thereleased, a special set with booster packs only available in boxed products. Although the early days of the set were marred by extreme shortages and price hikes, the apparently is getting ready to release another special set later in the year.
The ews site PokéBeach reports that another special set will be released in July, which should include cards from the «Black Bolt” and “White Flare” sets confirmed for a Japanese release in June. While the contents of the special sets are unknown, the set will allegedly be released with two separate Elite Trainer Boxes and booster bundles. Additionally, two separate tech sticker collections and special illustration rare boxes will also be released. The products will roll out starting on July 18th, followed by subsequent releases throughout August.
No set names were given for the new set, although releasing two of each product type suggests an interesting wrinkle. Traditionally, the has rebundled multiple Japanese sets into a single international release. If the set comes in two booster bundles and other products, it could mean that there will be two separate mini-sets. This would be unprecedented in the US, although has a similar release tactic with separate card lists for each booster pack type.
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Even if we're only getting one special set, the fact that we're getting a Unova-themed set will add fuel to the fire that remakes are coming soon. It's rumored that we could get a „surprise“ second set of Pokémon games this year, with Unova remakes a prime candidate for a second release. Since thetypically releases content based on the video games, it would allow for a special promotion of these alleged remakes while still preparing for the re-release of Mega Evolutions, which is
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