Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia launched in Japan on August 1, 2025, reigniting the Mega Evolution era with Lucario and Gardevoir as their lead Pokémon. Each set blends nostalgic Mega mechanics with modern illustration artistry, introducing new full-art and Special Illustration Rares that celebrate Trainer-Pokémon connections. The English version, titled Mega Evolution, follows on September

Released in May 2012, Pokémon Black & White—Dark Explorers marked the fifth expansion in the Black & White era and cemented Darkrai EX as one of the generation’s defining icons. The set delivered a fierce lineup of Legendary and EX Pokémon, all rendered in dynamic artwork that reflected the darker tone of the Unova region.

Ancient Origins holds a special place in the XY era, blending ambitious art direction with the explosive energy of Mega and Primal Pokémon. Released in August 2015, it pushed card design forward with deep textures, metallic foils, and cinematic illustrations. The set introduced stunning Megas like Rayquaza, Tyranitar, and Ampharos alongside the Primal titans, creating

Pokémon’s Next Destinies expansion marked a major turning point for the Black & White era, reintroducing the Pokémon-EX mechanic and reigniting collector enthusiasm. Released in February 2012, the set included 99 cards featuring fan-favorite Legendaries like Mewtwo, Kyurem, and Shaymin. It also delivered one of the most iconic full-art Mewtwo cards of the modern era,

The Pokémon TCG: Phantasmal Flames releases on November 14, 2025, continuing the Mega Evolution era with some of the most visually striking cards of the year. Searing blue flames tear across the battlefield as Mega Charizard X ex dominates the sky, while the shadowed form of Mega Gengar ex rises to challenge it. Alongside them,

For over a decade, every new Pokémon TCG era has been marked by a Charizard set—and Inferno X continues that legacy in spectacular fashion. From Wild Blaze in the BW era to Ruler of the Black Flame in Scarlet & Violet, The Pokémon Company has made sure each generation sees its own take on the