Pokémon

Pokémon TCG: Dragon Exalted hit shelves in August 2012 as the sixth expansion of the Black & White era. It marked a milestone with the introduction of Dragon-type cards, instantly raising excitement among players and collectors. The expansion packed over 120 cards, mixing high-value collectibles with tournament-shaping EX Pokémon. Competitive standouts like Rayquaza EX and […]

Pokémon BREAKthrough, released in November 2015, marked the beginning of the XY BREAK block and introduced the brand-new BREAK Evolution mechanic. While the set showcased the debut of this gold-bordered evolution style, it quickly became synonymous with its heavy emphasis on Mewtwo and the introduction of multiple Mega Mewtwo EX variants. Players at the time

Mega Evolution drops on September 26, 2025, marking a defining moment for the Pokémon TCG. This series of expansions introduces Mega Evolutions as stronger versions of fan-favorite Pokémon, sporting higher HP and bigger attacks than anything we’ve seen before. Beyond competitive play, collectors will chase tricked-out alternate art versions at rarities like Special Illustration Rare

The Pokémon E-Card Series, spanning 2001 to 2003, ushered in a groundbreaking era for the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) with its e-Reader compatibility, allowing players to scan cards for Game Boy Advance minigames and data. Comprising Expedition, Aquapolis, and Skyridge, the series is revered for its vibrant artwork, early holographic designs, and innovative technology

Mega Evolution is the newest Pokémon TCG set, releasing on September 26. It launches the Mega Evolution series and revives one of the most celebrated mechanics in the game’s history. Mega Evolution allows certain Pokémon to transform into even stronger forms, first introduced in the video games and remembered as a highlight of the XY

Neo Genesis, released in English on December 16, 2000, launched the Neo era with a wave of innovations. For players, it marked a sharp turn in competitive play, opening up fresh archetypes that redefined the early 2000s metagame. Collectors found equal reason to celebrate, as Neo Genesis delivered Johto’s starter evolutions, debut prints for icons

Pokémon TCG: HS—Triumphant, released in November 2010, closed out the HeartGold & SoulSilver block with one of the most collectible and competitive lineups of the era. The set showcased an impressive mix of Prime cards, unique Legendary pairs, and the mysterious Alph Lithograph insert that became a true chase card. For players, it introduced powerful

Diamond & Pearl marked a major new era for the Pokémon TCG when it launched in 2007, introducing Generation IV Pokémon, new gameplay mechanics, and some of the most collectible holo patterns of the 2000s. Running from 2007 through 2008, the Diamond & Pearl block produced seven main expansions, each with its own identity and

MTG Fallout cards brought one of gaming’s most iconic wastelands into Magic: The Gathering with the Universes Beyond crossover in March 2024. This marked the first time Magic tapped into a video game franchise for the Universes Beyond line, blending post-apocalyptic storytelling with Commander-ready gameplay. The set introduced exclusive Fallout-themed cards, premium borderless foils, and

Supreme Victors was released in August 2009 as the fourth expansion of the Platinum era. The set stood out for its heavy focus on SP Pokémon, which were tied to Team Galactic and the Battle Frontier. It introduced several powerhouse cards like Garchomp C LV.X and Staraptor FB LV.X that shaped tournament play throughout the

Released in 1997, the Japanese Pokémon Jungle expansion marked the TCG’s first step beyond the Base Set. For the first time, fans could collect evolutions like Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon, along with new holofoil favorites such as Scyther and Snorlax. The set’s vibrant artwork and expanded lineup made it an instant classic, cementing Jungle as

Released in November 2012, Boundaries Crossed was the seventh main expansion of the Black & White era and brought with it a mix of competitive staples, fan-favorite trainers, and some of the most eye-catching Secret Rare shinies of the time. The set introduced over 150 cards, including powerful EX Pokémon like Keldeo, Black Kyurem, and