Destined Rivals released May 30, 2025, as part of the Scarlet & Violet era. The set features 182 regular cards and 62 secret rares, totaling 244. Most cards are drawn from the Japanese sets The Glory of Team Rocket and Hot Wind Arena. Team Rocket headlines the expansion, with a full roster of villain cards

While Lugia often takes the spotlight as Gen 2’s TCG darling, its counterpart Ho-Oh has flown under the radar for years. Despite being the very first Legendary seen in the anime and a symbol of rebirth and mystery, Ho-Oh’s cards rarely command the same hype or prices as other legendary Pokémon. This is true even

The Unova region made a bold return with Black Bolt and White Flare, the first English Pokémon TCG release to adopt a dual-set format inspired by Japan. Instead of a single large release, these parallel sets split the spotlight, each delivering its own card pool, theme, and exclusive content. This structural shift introduced more than

Pokémon fans and collectors know that Mew is more than just a mythical Pokémon — it’s a symbol of mystery and nostalgia. In this post, we’ll look at five of the best Mew cards, each with unique artwork and appeal to collectors. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to add to your collection, these

Eevee and its evolutions have always held a special place in the Pokémon TCG community, and Prismatic Evolutions has positioned itself as a highly collectible and potentially high-value set. With over 32 special illustration rares and a notably low pull rate, the long-term appeal of this set could rival Evolving Skies or even surpass it

Pokémon 151, one of the most collector-driven sets in modern TCG history, received a polished expansion through the Blooming Waters Premium Collection. This product bridged exclusivity and accessibility, offering unique promos alongside another shot at sealed 151 packs. What Comes Inside the Blooming Waters Premium Collection? Each box includes: The promos feature original artwork that