Everyday Wonders Drops
Pokemon TCG Pocket Launches 'Everyday Wonders' Expansion on June 29 with New Cards
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Exact release timing for Everyday Wonders varied in reporting, with Gematsu citing June 29 at 6:00 p.m. PT / 9:00 p.m. ET while other outlets list June 30 as the release date.
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Mega Diancie ex is the trailer’s flagship four-diamond card and, notably, is not among the five Pokémon that share the Everyday Wonders cover.
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Two additional four-diamond cards revealed alongside Mega Diancie ex are Dedenne ex and Hisuian Zoroark ex, expanding the top-tier pull options beyond the cover stars.
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The reveal list includes a range of rarities beyond four-diamond cards, with one-diamond full arts for Pikachu, Piplup, and Sylveon, plus two- and three-diamond entries such as Hisui n Goodra, Hisuian Lilligant, Quagsire, and Greedent.
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Growlithe and Emolga are slated to appear as promo cards in Wonder Picks, with missions tied to earning an event shop ticket that can be exchanged for a promo card at the Shop.
Pokémon TCG Pocket is getting a new booster pack called Everyday Wonders, dropping June 29 at 6:00 p.m. PT / 9:00 p.m. ET, according to Gematsu. The pack leans hard into a cute, picnic-style theme, featuring fan favorites like Pikachu, Piplup, Sylveon, and Snorlax alongside new high-rarity pulls.
The expansion is classified as a Themed Booster Pack — a smaller, curated release that sits between the game's main-line sets, GoNintendo noted. It follows the Paradox Drive expansion from May and lands ahead of the heavily anticipated Ruler of the Skies set expected later in July.
Mega Diancie ex Leads a Three-Card Top-Tier Lineup
The flagship card for Everyday Wonders is Mega Diancie ex, a four-diamond rarity pull. TheGamer noted it breaks from Pocket tradition — the top-rarity card is not featured on the set's cover art at all. That cover instead spotlights five other Pokémon tied to the picnic theme.
Two more four-diamond cards round out the top tier: Dedenne ex and Hisuian Zoroark ex, Bleeding Cool reported. That gives players three high-rarity targets to chase. Analysts at Wargamer flagged Mega Diancie ex as the most competitively interesting of the three, noting its "Brilliant Storm" attack can scale up to 140+ damage with the right energy support.
Full-Art Cards and Mid-Tier Reveals Round Out the Set
Below the four-diamond tier, the set offers one-star full-art cards for Pikachu, Piplup, and Sylveon. Pocket Gamer highlighted these as strong collector targets, pointing to Sylveon's pink-glow artwork as a standout design. Three-diamond cards include Hisuian Goodra and Snorlax.
Two-diamond entries include Hisuian Lilligant, Quagsire, and Greedent. Wargamer also spotlighted a new "Puppy Pile" deck concept built around four dog-type Pokémon — Growlithe, Yamper, Fidough, and Rockruff — plus a new supporter card called Puppy-Loving Girl. The set is estimated to include over 100 cards total.
July Events Bring Promo Cards and Community Challenges
The Everyday Wonders launch kicks off a full month of in-game activity. An Emblem Event and a Community Week are both scheduled for July, alongside a Hisuian Zorua Drop Event aimed at solo-battle grinders, according to GoNintendo.
Two promo cards — Growlithe and Emolga — will be available through Wonder Picks during the July window. Players can also complete event missions to earn a shop ticket, which can be traded for an additional promo card at the in-game Shop, Bleeding Cool reported.
Competitive Players Eye Sylveon While Big Spenders Wait for Next Set
On the competitive side, Sylveon is drawing early attention. Its "Soothing Ribbon" ability lets it heal from the bench when a Tool card is attached, making it "surprisingly annoying to deal with," according to analysts at Joseph Writer Anderson. A new item called Small Balloon, which cuts retreat costs for Basic Pokémon, may also shift how players build decks.
Still, many high-spending players are expected to save their Pack Hourglasses — the premium in-game currency used to open packs — for Ruler of the Skies arriving later in July. Because Everyday Wonders is a smaller B-series set, Pocket Gamer noted the release is more likely to attract casual collectors than competitive grinders chasing the next big meta shift.
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