The fifth Drop Event is now underway for Pokémon TCG Pocket, and with it comes four new Solo Battles and five promo cards to collect. So, join us as we walk you through what a Drop Event is, what are the five promos you can obtain, their pull rates and cover the four decks you can expect to face off against.
What are Drop Events?:
Drop events are limited-time events that last for two weeks. By completing four specific Solo battles, players can earn event-exclusive promo cards.
Gible Drop Event Duration:
PST | March 2, 2025 at 22:00 — March 16, 2025 at 21:59
UTC | March 3, 2025 at 06:00 — March 17, 2025 at 05:59
What Promos are Available?:
The five promo cards that can be obtained from Promo Pack A Series vol.5 boosters are:
Cherrim | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 043/P-A
Raichu | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 044/P-A
Nosepass | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 045/P-A
Gible | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 046/P-A
Staraptor | PROMO-A | PROMO-A 047/P-A
What are the Pull Rates for Each Promo?:
Gible | 12.66%
Raichu | 15.82%
Cherrim | 23.84%
Nosepass | 23.84%
Staraptor | 23.84%
What Decks Will I be Facing?:
With four different decks to go against, these are the cards you will need to do battle against:
Being as though the Gible Drop Event has you do battle against four Fighting type decks, any decent Grass deck will rise to the occasion. One such deck we found to work really well, is the all-new Leafeon ex & Yanmega ex Deck (Triumphant Light), thanks to how quick it is to pull of any decent strategy and even if you only want to auto battle, the Leafeon ex & Yanmega ex Deck (Triumphant Light)does hold its own.
For help with building your own Leafeon ex & Yanmega ex Deck (Triumphant Light), we’ve got you covered. You just need the following cards Triumphant Light, Space-Time Smackdownand PROMO-A cards:
Cyrus | Space-Time Smackdown (Palkia) | A2 150/155
In case you feel the Leafeon ex & Yanmega ex Deck (Triumphant Light) is not up to task, you can always swap it out for a Grass themed deck that utilises Celebi and Serperior.
For more on Pokémon TCG Pocket, why not check out some of our other guides here:
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