With the end of June in sight, Pokémon TCG Pocket, the next Themed Booster Expansion, has been revealed, and this time around, brace yourself for a cuteness overload! Eevee and all of its evolutions are on their way in a new expansion titled “Eevee Grove.”A3b is set to go live on June 26, 2025.
For the full announcement and a look at some of the newly revealed cards, we’ve got you covered:
Eevee and its Evolutions Take Center Stage in Upcoming Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket Themed Booster Pack, Eevee Grove
Today, the Pokémon Company group announced that the popular Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket app will soon release a new themed booster pack titled Eevee Grove, available around the world beginning June 26.
In Eevee Grove, players can discover and collect new Pokémon TCG Pocket cards featuring the Pokémon Eevee and its eight Evolutions in dazzling illustrations depicting their lively expressions and dynamic personalities.
To celebrate the release of Eevee Grove, players will soon be able to obtain a new binder cover and display board featuring these fan-favorite Pokémon.
Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket lets you easily collect Pokémon cards. Creatures Inc. has created exciting new visual effects for cards that are only possible digitally.
Pokémon cards, played with by people in 89 countries, are now closer to you than ever!
Enjoy Pokémon cards anytime, anywhere, on your mobile device!
You can open packs every day to get cards — Collect cards every day! You can open two booster packs every day at no cost to collect Pokémon cards featuring heartwarming illustrations from the past as well as all-new cards exclusive to this game.
New Pokémon cards! — Immersive cards, a brand-new kind of card, make their debut here! With new illustrations that have a 3D feel, immersive cards will make you feel like you’ve leapt into the world of the card’s illustration!
Show off your collection! — You can use binders or display boards to showcase your cards and share them with the world!
Casual battles-alone or with friends! — You can enjoy casual battles during quick breaks in your day!
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