Pokemon TCG Pocket has just expanded its growing meta with the release of the mobile game’s first themed booster pack, Mythical Island. Following up on the comparatively large Genetic Apex expansion that previously dropped, this Mew-centric set of new cards is filled with new representatives for every rarity in Pokemon TCG Pocket.
While it mostly consists of common cards likely to be found in Regular packs, the Rare “God Packs” which have a low percentage chance of being pulled can show off just how many EXs have been added in Pokemon TCG Pocket‘s Mythical Island booster. Between powerful Pokemon and Support options alike, these 86 cards are set to redefine the competitive landscape of deck building until the next release.
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The Rare Pulls of Mythical Island
Mew EX Leads God Packs
With 18 out of the 86 cards in the set being classified as “Super Rares”, there’s a decent chance of adding one of these important cards to the collection. The likes of one of the best Grass-type cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket, Celebi EX, are worth building entire decks around due to their high damage potential in one turn.
|
Number |
Name |
Rarity |
Type |
|
86/68 |
Mew EX |
Crown |
Psychic |
|
85/68 |
Celebi EX |
Three Star |
Grass |
|
84/68 |
Aerodactyl EX |
Two Star |
Fighting |
|
83/68 |
Mew EX |
Two Star |
Psychic |
|
79/68 |
Pidgeot EX |
Two Star |
Colorless |
|
78/68 |
Aerodactyl EX |
Two Star |
Fighting |
|
77/68 |
Mew EX |
Two Star |
Psychic |
|
76/68 |
Gyarados EX |
Two Star |
Water |
|
75/68 |
Celebi EX |
Two Star |
Grass |
|
74/68 |
Marshadow |
One Star |
Fighting |
|
73/68 |
Dedenne |
One Star |
Lightning |
|
72/68 |
Vaporeon |
One Star |
Water |
|
71/68 |
Salandit |
One Star |
Fire |
|
70/68 |
Serperior |
One Star |
Grass |
|
69/68 |
Exeggutor |
One Star |
Grass |
Support Cards and Other New EXs
With the synergy of new Support cards like Budding Expeditioner with its effect of being able to help get Mew EX on the field quickly, several of these rare Pokemon TCG Pocket pulls are likely to form vital components of new decks made around their interactions.
|
Number |
Name |
Rarity |
Type |
|
82/68 |
Leaf |
Two Star |
Support |
|
81/68 |
Blue |
Two Star |
Support |
|
80/68 |
Budding Expeditioner |
Two Star |
Support |
|
68/68 |
Leaf |
Two Diamond |
Support |
|
67/68 |
Blue |
Two Diamond |
Support |
|
66/68 |
Budding Expeditioner |
Two Diamond |
Support |
|
65/68 |
Mythical Slab |
Two Diamond |
Item |
|
64/68 |
Pokemon Flute |
Two Diamond |
Item |
|
63/68 |
Old Amber |
One Diamond |
Item |
|
59/68 |
Pidgeot EX |
Four Diamond |
Colorless |
|
46/68 |
Aerodactyl EX |
Four Diamond |
Fighting |
|
32/68 |
Mew EX |
Four Diamond |
Psychic |
|
18/68 |
Gyarados EX |
Four Diamond |
Water |
|
3/68 |
Celebi EX |
Four Diamond |
Grass |
The More Common Pulls That Make Up Most of Mythical Island
Two Diamond Rarity Cards
The rest of what fills the Mew Pack largely serves to flesh out the new game, but cards like Scolipede have the potential to lead an effective Poison gimmick that can compete with the best decks in Pokemon TCG Pocket‘s Genetic Apex expansion.
|
Number |
Name |
Type |
|
56/68 |
Druddigon |
Dragon |
|
55/68 |
Scolipede |
Darkness |
|
50/68 |
Weezing |
Darkness |
|
48/68 |
Stonjourner |
Fighting |
|
44/68 |
Graveler |
Fighting |
|
38/68 |
Florges |
Psychic |
|
35/68 |
Beheeyem |
Psychic |
|
33/68 |
Sigilyph |
Psychic |
|
29/68 |
Galvantula |
Lightning |
|
27/68 |
Electabuzz |
Lightning |
|
23/68 |
Drednaw |
Water |
|
21/68 |
Lumineon |
Water |
|
12/68 |
Magmar |
Fire |
|
11/68 |
Rapidash |
Fire |
|
9/68 |
Dhelmise |
Grass |
|
8/68 |
Shiinotic |
Grass |
|
5/68 |
Servine |
Grass |
|
2/68 |
Exeggutor |
Grass |
One Diamond Rarity Cards
Although they might not be the most exciting pulls, opening packs of these cards can still yield Mythical Island Pack Points in Pokemon TCG Pocket which can go toward spending on specific desired cards.
|
Number |
Name |
Type |
|
62/68 |
Chatot |
Colorless |
|
61/68 |
Eevee |
Colorless |
|
58/68 |
Pidgeotto |
Colorless |
|
57/68 |
Pidgey |
Colorless |
|
54/68 |
Whirlipede |
Darkness |
|
53/68 |
Venipede |
Darkness |
|
52/68 |
Liepard |
Darkness |
|
51/68 |
Purrloin |
Darkness |
|
49/68 |
Koffing |
Darkness |
|
43/68 |
Geodude |
Fighting |
|
42/68 |
Primepae |
Fighting |
|
41/68 |
Mankey |
Fighting |
|
40/68 |
Slurpuff |
Psychic |
|
39/68 |
Swirlix |
Psychic |
|
37/68 |
Floette |
Psychic |
|
36/68 |
Flabebe |
Psychic |
|
34/68 |
Elgyem |
Psychic |
|
30/68 |
Dedenne |
Lightning |
|
28/68 |
Joltik |
Lightning |
|
25/68 |
Pikachu |
Lightning |
|
24/68 |
Cramorant |
Water |
|
22/68 |
Chewtle |
Water |
|
20/68 |
Finneon |
Water |
|
17/68 |
Magikarp |
Water |
|
16/68 |
Salazzle |
Fire |
|
15/68 |
Salandit |
Fire |
|
13/68 |
Larvesta |
Fire |
|
10/68 |
Ponyta |
Fire |
|
7/68 |
Morelull |
Grass |
|
4/68 |
Snivy |
Grass |
|
1/68 |
Exeggcute |
Grass |
Experience the fun of collecting Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) cards with Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, an upcoming game for iOS and Android devices from Creatures Inc., the original developers of the Pokémon TCG, and DeNA Co., Ltd. In this game, you will be able to open two booster packs every day at no cost. You can collect digital cards featuring nostalgic artwork from the past as well as brand-new cards that are exclusive to Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket.
Be on the lookout for new “immersive cards,” which will make you feel as though you’ve leapt into the world of the card’s illustration.
- Released
- October 30, 2024
- Developer(s)
- DeNA , Creatures Inc.
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer