Strongest Cards In Triumphant Light, Ranked

Summary

• Leafeon EX excels against fighting-type Pokemon in Pokemon TCG Pocket with Solar Beam.
• Glaceon EX is powerful against fire decks with freezing winds in Triumphant Light booster pack.
• Tyranitar wreaks havoc with Land Crush, synergizing with Arceus to deal additional damage.

Pokémon TCG Pocket is taking the mobile game genre by storm by introducing one of the most beloved and constantly expanding franchises into the online card game genre. Pokémon has had a long history of trading card games where players can build decks and collect their favorite pocket monsters. Pokémon TCG Pocket allows fans all over the world to collect digital cards and duel against fellow players.

Pokémon TCG Pocket consistently adds new content to the game in the form of events, game modes, and, most importantly, new card packs. The most recent release is the Triumphant Light booster pack, which brings nearly a hundred new cards into the game with new Pokémon and variant card styles. Among the extended roster of cards are some incredibly strong Pokémon that players will want to get their hands on.

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Leafeon EX

One Of The Best Eeveelutions

Leafeon is the Grass-type Eeveelution, who showed up for the first time in Generation 4in the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl games. In Pokémon TCG Pocket, Leafeon Ex is an evolution card for Eevee with 140 hit points and a 1 energy retreat cost.

As a a Grass-type Pokémon, Leafeon EX excels at facing off against many Fighting-type Pokémon. Leafeon’s ability, Solar Beam, is a powerful move that does a whopping 70 damage for a 3-energy cost: one grass energy plus two energies of any type. Leafeon shines with its unique ability to pull grass energy from the energy zone and attach it to itself once per turn, as long as Leafeon is in the active zone.

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Glaceon EX

A Classic Fan Favorite Eeveelution

Glaceon is another Eeveelution introduced in Gen 4, and a fan favorite among Eevee connoisseurs who enjoy the Eeveelutions that have been released over the years. Triumphant Light brings Glaceon EX into Pokémon TCG Pocket as an Ice/Water type with a potent ability that allows it to deal extra damage to an opponent’s active Pokémon once per turn. Glaceon EX has a healthy 140 hit points and can use Freezing Winds, dealing 90 damage and costing two water energies and plus one of any color. As a Water-type Pokémon, Glaceon is excellent for combating hard-hitting Fire decks.

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Garchomp

A Powerhouse Card That’s Part Dinosaur, Part Dragon

Garchomp is a viscerally intimidating Pokémon that was introduced in Diamond and Pearl, belonging to Generation 4. Garchomp is the final evolved form of Gible and Gabite, making him a stage three evolution in Pokémon TCG Pocket. Garchomp is as imposing as he looks, having a solid hit point value of 170. Garchomp also has two staggering abilities: Linear Attack, which can deal 50 damage to any Pokémon on the field; and Dragon Claw, which can devastate targets with 100 damage. Linear attack costs one fighting energy, while Dragon Claw costs two, plus one energy of any color. As a Fighting-type Pokémon, Garchomp is good against Dark, Electric, and Psychic opponents.

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Tyranitar

A Massive Pokemon That Can Wreak Havoc

Tyranitar is a favorite among collectors both in Pokémon video games and Pokémon TCG Pocket. Tyranitar is a massive Pokémon with the damage to back it up against most, if not any, opponent Pokémon in the game.

Introduced in Generation 2, Tyranitar erupted on the scene in Pokémon Gold and Silver as a Dark/Rock Pokémon. In Pokémon TCG Pocket, Tyranitar is a fearsome threat with 160 hit points and a powerful attack skill called Land Crush. This skill has a high cost of three fighting energy plus one of any color, allowing Tyranitar to deal 130 damage. Additionally, Tyranitar has a unique synergy with Arceus, allowing him to deal 50 extra damage if Arceus is on the field.

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Giratina

The God Of Death And The Afterlife

Giratina is an immensely powerful legendary Pokémon with profound lore within the franchise. It was introduced in Generation 4 in Pokémon Platinum. Within the Pokmeon universe, Giratina is a god that oversees death and the afterlife.

In Pokémon TCG Pocket, Giratina is a force to be reckoned with. It has 120 hit points and can use the Crisis Dive attack to deal 120. However, Giratina requires three different energy types to attack, which can be challenging to pull off depending on deck composition.

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Arceus

The Strongest Creature In The Pokémon Universe

Arceus is among the most powerful creatures in the Pokémon universe, with a strong standing in its history as one of the overseers of the entire Pokeworld. Arceus is deemed the creator of the Pokémon universe and possesses unmatched power as the most powerful legendary to date.

Arceus is among the many cards available in the Triumphant Light booster pack. In Pokémon TCG Pocket, he has 120 health and can use the Power Blast attack, which deals 100 damage with a cost of four energy of any color. Arceus is an excellent second pick Pokémon that can deal and take a lot of damage.

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Origin Forme Dialga

The Time-Stomping True Vision Of Dialga

Origin Form Dialga is another of the legendary creatures that oversee the Pokemon universe, similar to Arceus and Giratina, all introduced in Generation 4. In the Pokémon universe, Dialga controls the flow of time, making it nearly unstoppable in the world of Pokémon.

Origin Forme refers to Dialga’s most original shape at the site of its beginning. Origin Forme Dialgo is a powerful card in Pokémon TCG Pocket with 120 hit points and the Time Mash attack. Time Mash costs three energy, two of which are metal. Time Mash deals 100 damage for its small cost, but comes with the drawback of restricting Dialga’s attack on a coin flip.

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Arceus EX

A Devastatingly Strong EX Version Of Arceus

Arceus EX is a more powerful version of base Arceus in Pokémon TCG Pocket that comes with a stronger attack and a unique ability. Arceus EX retains its Normal Pokémon type and receives increased hit point value, which raises its overall health to 140.

Arceus’s attack changes from Power Blast to Ultimate Force, a three-cost move that deals seventy base damage. However, for every benched Pokémon, this move deals an additional twenty damage to the target, allowing it to reach a maximum of one hundred and fifty damage in total. Another advantage that EX Arceus has up its sleeve is its unique ability that allows it to be immune to any status effects, such as burn or sleep.