Hi there. This Pokemon TCG Pocket post is a first look of the Shining Revelry set. This set features shiny Pokemon which are pretty popular. This set releases on March 27, 2025.
Charizard ex
Here is the second version of Charizard ex. This one seems pretty playable. The first attack of Stoke provides major Fire Energy acceleration to itself. Three fire Energy from the Energy Zone to itself is quite powerful even if it deals 0 damage.
The second attack of Steam Artillery is expensive but it does 150 damage. This Charizard ex feels like one of those mega attackers that is very difficult to stop once it gets going.
There is a shiny version of Charizard ex. Here it is.
Iono Card
Iono makes her Debut in the Pocket mobile game. This version of Iono is somewhat underwhelming compared to the physical TCG version. In this one Iono shuffles both players cards from their hand into their deck. Then each player draws cards equal to the number of cards that were shuffled back. The physical TCG version of Iono is more powerful as there is hand disruption.
Lucario ex
Lucario ex is another Fighting attacking option when you evolve from Riolu. This has 150 HP with 2 retreat cost and a single attack. The Aura Sphere attack requires 3 Fighting energy to do 100 damage plus 30 damage to 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokemon.
There is no Fighting energy accleration in the game so it may take time to power up its attack. I guess you can put this in a Lucario + Rampardos deck.
Lucario ex also has a shiny version.
Pachirisu
Pachirisu is an interesting Basic Pokemon attacker. It looks really good in the early game. The Plasma attack deals 10 damage plus it provides 1 Lightning Energy acceleration to 1 of your Benched Lighting Pokemon.
This one also has a shiny version.
Sprigatito
Sprigatito is a 60 HP Basic Grass Pokemon with Fire weakness and 1 retreat cost. The Cry For Help attack does not deal damage but it puts 1 random Grass Pokemon from deck to your hand.
With the existence of Sprigatito I do think there is a Mewoscarada in this set. More updates are likely to come.
Red
Here is Red. This supporter card allows the user to deal 20 more damage against the opponent's Active Pokemon ex. There are times where an extra 20 damage is needed for a one hit knockout or a two hit knockout. Red can provide a sneaky attack boost option against Pokemon ex.
The major downside of Red is that it is situational. It would be a dead card if the opponent does not play any Pokemon ex. I can some decks run 1 copy of Red. (Two copies seems to be a bit too much with such limited deck space.)
Tatsugiri
Tatsugiri is a Basic 70 HP Pokemon with Lightning weakness and one retreat cost. The Rain Splash attack is a simple attack that requires one Water Energy to deal 20 damage.
Tatsugiri's ability is not for itself but for its Dodonzo partner. (Dondonzo card unknown at time of writing.) The ability allows the active Dondonzo to have 0 retreat cost. Retreating is good for putting damaged or at risk Pokemon to safety at the Bench.