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All cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket Extradimensional Crisis

The new booster pack for Pokemon TCG Pocket is Extradimensional Crisis, which will introduce Ultra Beasts into the game. Extradimensional Crisis will incorporate more than 100 cards from the Sun & Moon era, featuring Alolan forms and powerful ex cards, including a Dragon-type Ultra Necrozma ex card. Extradimensional Crisis has been released on May 29.
All cards in Pokemon TCG Pocket Extradimensional Crisis
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The very own themed booster pack of the Celestial Guardians expansion in Pokemon TCG Pocket is here, named Extramdimensional Crisis. For the first time in this mobile card trading game, a new kind of card, Ultra Beasts, is going to be introduced.In Pokemon TCG Pocket, new sets either come in the form of full expansions with booster packs or with one single booster pack, which is half of the size of the original set. Similarly, Extradimensional Crisis is going to follow the same path.

Pokemon TCG Pocket: All cards in the Extradimensional Crisis booster pack

Pokémon TCG Pocket: Extradimensional Crisis | Coming May 29
Extradimensional Crisis becomes the fourth themed booster pack after Shining Revelry in Pokemon TCG Pocket. Extradimensional Crisis features over 100 cards, among them mostly based on the Ultra Beasts from the Sun & Moon era. Ultra Beasts are those Pokemons which have the experience of traveling through the wormholes and are based on the Alola Region. Here are all available cards featured in the Extradimensional Crisis booster pack:
  1. Alolan Diglett
  2. Alolan Dugtrio ex
  3. Alolan Meowth
  4. Alolan Persian
  5. Arcanine
  6. Arcanine ex
  7. Aron
  8. Baltoy
  9. Beast Wall
  10. Beastite
  11. Bewear
  12. Blitzle
  13. Blacephalon
  14. Buzzwole ex
  15. Carvanha
  16. Celebi ex
  17. Celesteela
  18. Clefairy
  19. Clefable
  20. Claydol
  21. Decidueye
  22. Dartrix
  23. Electrical Cord
  24. Emolga
  25. Ferroseed
  26. Ferrothorn
  27. Froakie
  28. Frogadier
  29. Guzzlord ex
  30. Gladion
  31. Growlithe
  32. Herdier
  33. Jynx
  34. Kartana
  35. Krokorok
  36. Krookodile
  37. Lairon
  38. Lilligant
  39. Lillipup
  40. Looker
  41. Lusamine
  42. Luxio
  43. Luxray
  44. Lycanroc ex
  45. Medicham
  46. Meditite
  47. Mantine
  48. Morelull
  49. Naganadel
  50. Nihilego
  51. Oranguru
  52. Passimian
  53. Petilil
  54. Pheromosa
  55. Phantump
  56. Pidgeot
  57. Pidgeot ex
  58. Pidgeotto
  59. Pidgey
  60. Poipole
  61. Repel
  62. Rockruff
  63. Sandile
  64. Sandygast
  65. Sharpedo
  66. Shiinotic
  67. Silvally
  68. Shinx
  69. Stakataka
  70. Stoutland
  71. Stufful
  72. Tapu Koko ex
  73. Trevenant
  74. Type: Null
  75. Xurkitree
  76. Zeraora
  77. Zebstrika
  78. Celebi ex
  79. Aerodactyl
  80. Aerodactyl ex
  81. Pidgey
  82. Pidgeotto
  83. Pidgeot
  84. Pidgeot ex
  85. Lycanroc ex
  86. Guzzlord ex
  87. Alolan Dugtrio ex
  88. Buzzwole ex
  89. Tapu Koko ex
  90. Aerodactyl ex
  91. Arcanine ex
  92. Growlithe
  93. Jynx
  94. Frogadier
  95. Froakie
  96. Greninja
  97. Nihilego
  98. Silvally
  99. Lusamine
  100. Gladion
  101. Looker
  102. Buzzwole ex
  103. Lycanroc ex
Ultra Beasts work similarly to regular cards in most ways, such as attaching energy and attacking, but some of them work in concert with one another to provide TCG Pocket a new deck archetype. These cards are going to be one of the rarest types to ever grace the game.
For example: the Buzzwole ex is a grass type Pokemon with two attacks named Punch and Big Beast. On the other hand, Guzzlord ex is a darkness type Pokemon with again two attacks, Grindcore and Tyrannical Hole. The Extradimensional Crisis (A3a) also features a Dragon-type ex card for the first time in the game which is Ultra Necrozma ex. This card wasn’t shown in the trailer initially, so it is really going to be an exciting treat for the fans.Read More:10 best cards in Pokémon TCG Pocket Extradimensional Crisis

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