Snorlax cards have been a staple of the Pokémon TCG since the earliest sets and continue to appear in modern expansions. From the rarest cards of the EX era to beautifully illustrated modern releases like Team Up, Snorlax cards showcase incredible variety and charm.  Whether you’re drawn to nostalgic vintage prints or eye-catching full-art designs, […]

The Sun & Moon era of the Pokémon TCG delivered some of the most iconic cards, experimental mechanics, and collector-favorite artworks in recent memory. From the dazzling Shiny Vault of Hidden Fates to the groundbreaking Tag Team cards in Team Up, each set carved out its place in Pokémon history. In this guide, we rank

The Sword & Shield era was a golden age for alternate arts, competitive innovation, and collector hype. While some sets rose to the top instantly, others quietly built momentum. Here’s a breakdown of the five best sets from the era, factoring in pull rates, long-term value, and just how satisfying they are to open. 5.

Gold Star Pokémon cards are some of the most prized and sought-after treasures in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Known for their stunning artwork, rarity, and the allure of shiny Pokémon, these cards hold a special place in the hearts of collectors. Each Gold Star card represents a unique fusion of nostalgia and exclusivity, making

If you grew up catching Pokémon before catching rides to work, chances are you’ve felt the eerie charm of Gengar at some point. Whether you first met it in Lavender Town’s ghost tower or pulled its holographic grin from a pack of Fossil, Gengar has always been more than a ghost-type—it’s a memory, a mood,

When most people think of Pokémon’s early TCG sets, the Base Set tends to dominate the conversation. But for collectors in the know, the Jungle expansion offers some of the most nostalgic, beautifully illustrated, and surprisingly undervalued gems in the entire franchise. Released in 1999 as the game’s second-ever set, Jungle brought beloved evolutions like

Destined Rivals is the tenth mainline expansion in the  Pokémon TCG’s Scarlet & Violet series, officially releasing on May 30th, 2025, across major retailers and Pokémon Center outlets in North America and beyond.  This set draws its core content from two Japanese releases, Night Wanderer and Crimson Haze, but adds something extra that’s caught the

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—even when the artwork or