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Pokemon TCG Pocket Space-Time Smackdown Release Date & Time Confirmed

Feb 20,2025 Author: Lillian

Pokemon TCG Pocket Space-Time Smackdown Release Date & Time Confirmed

The Pokémon TCG Pocket game is about to get a significant update with the Space-Time Smackdown expansion, following the success of the Genetic Apex set. Here's a breakdown of the release date and new features.

Table of Contents

  • When Does Space-Time Smackdown Launch in Pokémon TCG Pocket?
  • How Many Booster Packs are Included?
  • New Cards Revealed in Space-Time Smackdown

When Does Space-Time Smackdown Launch in Pokémon TCG Pocket?

The Space-Time Smackdown expansion arrives in Pokémon TCG Pocket on January 30th at 1:00 AM Eastern Time. While initial announcements suggested January 29th, the official Pokémon website and X account confirm the 30th, likely to accommodate various time zones.

How Many Booster Packs are Included?

Unlike Genetic Apex, which featured three booster packs (Charizard, Mewtwo, and Pikachu themes), Space-Time Smackdown will include only two booster packs, focusing on Palkia and Dialga. This suggests a strong emphasis on Generation IV Pokémon (Diamond and Pearl), though cards from other generations are expected.

New Cards Revealed in Space-Time Smackdown

While the full card list isn't yet available, here are some highlights:

CardEffect
Dialga Ex150HP
Metallic Turbo (2 Metal Energy): Take 2 Metal Energy from your Energy Zone and attach it to 1 of your Benched Pokemon. 30 damage.
Heavy Impact (2 Metal, 2 Colorless Energy): 100 damage.
2 Retreat Cost
Palkia Ex150HP
Slash (1 Water Energy): 30 damage.
Dimensional Storm (3 Water, 1 Colorless Energy): Discard 3 Water Energy from this Pokemon. This attack also does 20 damage to each of your oponent’s Benched Pokemon. 150 damage.
Turtwig80HP
Bite (1 Grass, 1 Colorless Energy): 30 damage.
2 Retreat Cost
Chimchar60HP
Scratch (1 Fire Energy): 20 damage.
1 Retreat Cost
Piplup60HP
Nap (1 Colorless Energy): Heal 20 damage from this Pokemon.
1 Retreat Cost
Pachirisu ExSparking Gadget (2 Electric Energy): If this Pokemon has a Pokemon Tool attached, this attack does 40 more damage. 40+ damage.
Leafeon90HP
Leafy Cyclone
Honchkrow100HP
Skill Dive
Cynthia (Supporter)During this turn, attacks used by your Garchomp or Togekiss do +50 damage to your opponent’s Active Pokemon.
Gible60HP
Gnaw (1 Colorless Energy)
Cresselia110HP
Moonlight Gain (2 Psychic Energy): Heal 20 damage from this Pokemon. 50 damage.

Important Note: While trading will be enabled with the Space-Time Smackdown release, trading of cards from this set will be unavailable. Trading will remain limited to Genetic Apex and Mythical Island cards.

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