Pokémon TCG Pocket sets
All 15 Pokémon TCG Pocket expansions, 2024 to 2026 — card counts, release dates, and the full card list for each. TCG Pocket is the digital card game; these cards exist only in the app, so they carry no market price.
- Sets
- 15
- Cards
- 2,305
- Spanning
- 2024–2026
15 sets — newest first
2026 TCG Pocket Pokémon sets
2 sets
2025 TCG Pocket Pokémon sets
10 sets
Pokémon TCG PocketCrimson Blaze1 cards17 Dec 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketMega Rising331 cards30 Oct 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketSecluded Springs105 cards28 Aug 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketWisdom of Sea and Sky241 cards30 Jul 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketEevee Grove107 cards26 Jun 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketExtradimensional Crisis103 cards29 May 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketCelestial Guardians239 cards30 Apr 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketShining Revelry111 cards27 Mar 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketTriumphant Light96 cards28 Feb 2025
Pokémon TCG PocketSpace-Time Smackdown207 cards30 Jan 2025
2024 TCG Pocket Pokémon sets
3 sets
Common questions
How many TCG Pocket sets are there?
There are 15 TCG Pocket sets in the Scryda catalog, released between 2024 and 2026. Every one is listed on this page with its card count and release date, and links to its full card list.
What was the first of the TCG Pocket sets?
Promos-A (Pokémon TCG Pocket series) is the earliest in the catalog, released October 30, 2024 with 27 cards.
What is the newest of the TCG Pocket sets?
Paldean Wonders is the most recent, released February 26, 2026 with 131 cards. New expansions are added as they're announced.
Which set has the most cards?
Mega Rising is the largest here at 331 cards, counting secret rares and alternate arts beyond the printed set total.
Are Pokémon TCG Pocket cards worth anything?
No — TCG Pocket cards are digital items tied to your game account. They cannot be sold, graded or traded outside the app, so no market price exists for them. That is why they are listed apart from the physical expansions.
Is TCG Pocket the same as the physical Pokémon TCG?
No. TCG Pocket is a separate mobile game with its own expansions, its own card numbering and a simplified ruleset. Some artwork is shared with physical sets, but the sets themselves do not correspond.
Collecting the physical cards too?
Scryda scans real Pokémon cards, tracks their market value, and shows how close each set is to complete.
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