Summary
As thePokémon Trading Card Gamecontinues to receive new releases, several of the cards that will be in an upcoming set, scheduled for a September 2024 release, have been revealed. As just one of the many facets ofPokémon-related media, the TCG has been ongoing almost as long as the franchise itself, and continues to update with new cards, sets, and themed decks with each new mainline generation and region - withScarlet and Violet’s Paldea being the most recent focus forTCGexpansions.
As shown by a fan-run account,@PokeGuardianon X,the newest Japan-exclusivePokémon TCGset,Paradise Dragona, has been officially revealed. As is further detailed on the PokeGuardian website,the set is scheduled to be released on July 29, 2025, and will consist of over 54 cards, with a currently unknown amount of SR or better cards included. Some previewed cards include Alolan Exeggutor ex, Latias ex, Dialga, Gouging Fire, supporter cards for Drayton and Lisia, and a new Affluence Energy ACE SPEC card.
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Will Paradise Dragona Get An English Release?
Cards From Paradise Dragona Might Be Included In An English TCG Expansion
Although no official announcements have been made,it’s likely that most, if not all, of the cards inParadise Dragonawill be released in English in theSurging Sparksexpansionset to release in November. The current speculation is thatSurging Sparkswill be made up of several Japan-exclusive sets, includingParadise Dragonaand the previously revealedSupercharged Breakerset, which is scheduled for an October release.
Unfortunately, however,there are no guarantees that every card fromParadise Dragonawill be made available in English. Although the majority of cards now receive international releases, there are still a fair number of cards that have never been released outside of Japan, making them difficult to collect for overseas fans. These include cards like “Hungry Snorlax” (originally released in Japan in 1997) which, for whatever reason, have never received an English translation or release.
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For the most part, however, cards that are initially released in Japan tend to get English releases at a later date, and it’s more likely than not that at least most ofParadise Dragonawill be present in a future English expansion. Currently, it’s speculated that the set will be one of several making up theSurging Sparksexpansion, scheduled for a November release, but until more information on that expansion is unveiled, it’s uncertain how and when the cards from the most recently announcedPokémon TCGset will make their way out of Japan.
