Fantastical Parade Arrives
A 155-card expansion for Pokemon TCG Pocket, released January 29, 2026, featuring cards like Lugia ex, Umbreon ex, Donphan ex.
B2 Difficulty
3/5 to complete
Avg Card Value
Varies
Market average
Top Card
Lugia ex
See market
Rarity Tier
Overview
Fantastical Parade is a 234-card expansion for Pokemon TCG Pocket, released on January 29, 2026. Part of the Pokémon TCG Pocket digital card game, this set introduces new cards for the mobile platform with unique gameplay mechanics tailored for quick matches.
Best for
- People hunting specific promos or special collections, not starter product
- people attempting a wide Fantastical Parade master set who will split base numbers from high-number / special rows
- buyers who already know Lugia ex / Umbreon ex is the expensive row in Fantastical Parade
Skip this path if
- you want standard booster-set completion math on a weird product
- you want a weekend master set — Fantastical Parade is 234 cards; budget the chase tier alone
Common mistakes
The expensive mistake on Fantastical Parade is overpaying for “Charizard” energy without checking which product it came from. Set code B2 (2026) is the membership test — character name alone will not save a bad buy. Budget Lugia ex / Umbreon ex as priority singles; the other 232 cards are not the same project.
What to check first
Pull up Lugia ex / Umbreon ex first — number, finish, and surface — then decide if the ask is real. Parallel check: product identity and set code before main-set comps. Only after that does the full Fantastical Parade checklist tell you what is left.
Most valuable cards
The most sought-after digital cards in Fantastical Parade include Lugia ex, Umbreon ex, Donphan ex. Other collectible cards include Sylveon ex, Espeon ex, Kingdra ex. Rarity tiers in TCG Pocket determine pull rates and trade value.
Cards from Fantastical Parade
Tap any card to see price history and details.
28 of 234 
Ledyba
Ledian
Shuckle
Roselia
Oricorio
Vanilluxe
Toxtricity ex
Gourgeist
Tyrunt
Scraggy
Shelgon
Bunnelby
Cacnea
Alolan Muk
Mega Kangaskhan ex
Magby
Tyrogue
Tauros
Flareon ex
Ho-Oh ex
Kingdra ex
Espeon ex
Sylveon ex
Donphan ex
Umbreon ex
Lugia ex
Meloetta
Protective Poncho
Tips to finish the set
With 234 cards in the set, completing Fantastical Parade requires a mix of pack openings and strategic trading. Focus on common and uncommon cards first, then trade for the rarer pulls. Daily free packs help build your collection over time.
How to Complete This Set
- 01
Identify Fantastical Parade cards by set code B2 / symbol — do not sort by art alone
- 02
Split bulk commons/uncommons from holos and special rarities before pricing
- 03
Track Lugia ex and Umbreon ex as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies
- 04
Scan or checklist-gap the rest after the chase budget is honest
Scan with the app
Use the Pokex scanner to quickly catalog your Fantastical Parade digital collection. The scanner identifies each card variant and tracks your completion progress, making it easy to know exactly which cards you still need.
Common questions
01 How many cards are in Fantastical Parade?
Fantastical Parade has 155 officially numbered cards, with 79 additional secret rares bringing the total to 234.
02 When was Fantastical Parade released?
Fantastical Parade was released on January 29, 2026 as part of the Pokémon TCG Pocket series.
03 What are the best cards in Fantastical Parade?
Some of the most notable cards in Fantastical Parade include Lugia ex, Umbreon ex, Donphan ex. The highest-value cards are typically the full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants.
04 How do I get Fantastical Parade cards in TCG Pocket?
Open packs from the Fantastical Parade expansion in Pokemon TCG Pocket. You can earn free packs daily or purchase them. Trading with other players is another way to acquire specific cards you need.
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