A variety of new cards that will be released in Japan on April 14th as part of the Snow Hazard and Clay Burst expansion for the Scarlet & Violet series of the Pokémon Trading Card game have been revealed this past week in updates on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage and YouTube channel, as well as through information included in the Pikachu ex and Pawmot ex Starter Set released on March 24th, and on a poster displayed at Pokémon Gym events in Japan. Cards from this set will be released internationally as part of the Scarlet & Violet: Paldea Evolved expansion on June 9th.

The first Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion in the Scarlet & Violet series, Paldea Evolved, has been officially announced by The Pokémon Company International. This expansion will be the international equivalent of the Snow Hazard and Clay Burst expansions releasing in Japan on April 14th, including cards from those sets, as well as cards from the Triplet Beat subset that released in Japan on March 10th.

An update on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage has revealed new cards that will be released with Snow Hazard and Clay Burst. This newly announced second main expansion of the Scarlet & Violet series for the Pokémon Trading Card game will be released in Japan on April 14th.

Updates today on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage and YouTube channel have revealed the majority of the remaining new cards for Triplet Beat, the upcoming Scarlet and Violet subset for the Pokémon TCG which will be released in Japan on March 10th. While several full art cards have yet to be announced or previewed, these cards should be alternative art reprints of other cards in the set, rather than entirely new cards.

New videos over the past 24 hours on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese YouTube channel have revealed a full art variants for Magikarp and Paldean Tauros that will be released as part of Triplet Beat, the upcoming Scarlet and Violet subset for the Pokémon TCG which will be released in Japan on March 10th.

In what might be generously described as an unexpected announcement, the Pokémon Presents video presentation for Pokémon Day announced Pokémon Trading Card Game Classic, a premium Pokémon TCG product for non-tournament play centered around classic cards from the very first sets of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. In addition to classic cards, the set also features unique Ho-Oh ex, Lugia ex, and Suicune ex cards that will be exclusive to this set.

A selection of new full art cards that will be released in Triplet Beat, the first Scarlet and Violet subset to be released in Japan on March 10th, were revealed earlier today as part of today's live stream for the Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game Champion's League. All four cards revealed are alternative art prints of cards already revealed for the Triplet Beat subset.

As part of today's live stream for the Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game Champion's League, a new ex Starter Set based on Pikachu and Pawmot was announced for the first time. What arguably stole the show however wasn't reveals of new cards from this set, but the appearance of a unique new Pikachu plush deck case. The starter set and deck box will be released together in Japan on March 24th, and can be purchased either separately, for 1,800円 and 1595円 respectively, or together in a special bundle for 3,580円.

A new video on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese YouTube channel has revealed a new cards for Buizel and Floatzel that will be released in Triplet Beat, the first Scarlet and Violet subset for the Pokémon TCG that will be released in Japan on March 10th.

A new video on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese YouTube channel has revealed a new cards for Deino, Zweilous, and Hydreigon that will be released in Triplet Beat, the first Scarlet and Violet subset to be released in Japan later this year.

A series of new videos on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese YouTube channel this past week have revealed a range of new cards that will be released in Triplet Beat, the first Scarlet and Violet subset to be released in Japan later this year. The majority of these cards were added to the official Japanese homepage for the game in an update posted earlier. The latest update was released as we were in the process of preparing this round-up, with a video showing off the debut cards for Tinkatink, Tinkatuff, and Tinkaton.

The Japanese official Pokémon Card Channel on YouTube has released a new promotional video for the Pokémon Trading Card Game in collaboration with Japanese band Rhythmic Toy World. Written and composed by the band's lead vocalist Uchida Naotaka (内田直孝), 「CHAMPION ROAD」 portrays the hot-blooded story of a player aiming to become the champion, following their path from league play through to the Japanese Championships and on to Worlds.

Amongst the many surprising announcements during the Nintendo Direct presentation earlier today, Nintendo has announced that Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles are now available for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. Subscribers for the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pass will also get access to games originally released on the Game Boy Advance.

An update on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage has revealed new cards that will be released with Triplet Beat, the first Scarlet and Violet subset to be released in Japan later this year. A concurrent update on the official YouTube channel has also revealed Art Rare cards for each of the 3 Paldean starter Pokémon.

The Pokémon Company International has announced that active development on the Pokémon Trading Card Game Online will cease as of March 1st this year. While the game may continue to receive occasional bug fixes, the company's focus will now shift over to the Pokémon Trading Card Game Live, the beta of which opened up to global audiences from November 15th, 2022.

A pair of updates on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage has unveiled a selection of 8 new promotional cards for the Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet series. While several of these cards are alternative art prints or straight reprints of cards being released in the Japanese Scarlet ex and Violet ex expansions, these promos also include brand new Klawf ex, and Brassius Supporter cards. For now, these promo cards are only available through Pokémon Card Gym events in Japan, however we expect these cards will eventually receive English language printings in packaged box sets and as event promos.

The Pokémon Company has opened up a new Instagram account, Pokéca Art Life. The account will focus on sharing Pokémon card illustrations from the entire life of the game, so while the account is primarily targeted at Japanese fans, Pokémon fans from across the entire world should have plenty to enjoy, seeing how each illustrator has expressed the unique personalities of Pokémon through their art.

Italian media has reported that police from the Italian city of Milan have shut down a long-running scam on eBay involving fraudulent sales of Pokémon cards, managing to seize €439,000 of ill-gotten profits from the group of four fraudsters behind the operation.

The Scarlet & Violet expansion to the Pokémon Trading Card Game, will be released worldwide on March 31st, 2023. Following on from the update Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage on Friday afternoon Japanese time, which revealed the majority of the remaining new cards for the upcoming set, The Pokémon Company International has released additional information on the new set, including the numbers of special rare cards in the expansion, as well as images of the designs for Boosters and Elite Trainer Boxes.

An update on the Pokémon Trading Card Game's official Japanese homepage has revealed the majority of the remaining new cards for the upcoming Scarlet and Violet expansion pack, including the debut cards of many Pokémon first revealed in the newest entries to the franchise.