Leaked Details of Upcoming Pokémon TCG Set Revealed

Leaked details have revealed an exciting new addition to the Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) lineup, dubbed “Inferno X.” This set is sparking interest as it may bring back Mega Evolutions first introduced in the beloved Pokemon X & Y games. If the buzz is to be believed, fans in Japan could see this set on shelves as soon as late October or early November 2025. But before Inferno X, collectors have the Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia sets to look forward to, expected to drop in August.

In 2025, Pokemon TCG is set to have a remarkable line-up, offering fans a variety of new expansions and collections to sink their teeth into. Kicking off the excitement is the “Destined Rivals” expansion, packed with over 240 cards, scheduled for a May launch. Come summer, we anticipate the arrival of the “Black Bolt” and “White Flare” sets in June. There’s a lot more on the horizon, with persistent rumors hinting at another Mega Evolution set debuting later in the year in Japan, keeping the excitement alive for TCG enthusiasts.

The Pokemon Company’s recent filing for the “Inferno X” trademark in Japan suggests promising developments for the card game. Observers have noted that these filings are usually a precursor to a release six to nine months down the line. If the leaked Japanese TCG launch calendar is to be trusted, Inferno X could land in stores around October or November, bringing back cherished Mega Evolutions like Mega Charizard X. However, remember that these schedules can be a tad unpredictable until there’s an official word from The Pokemon Company.

Back in February, during the special Pokemon Presents event, thrilling news was shared: the Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia sets are on their way this August. These collections will put Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir in the spotlight as part of the year’s initial Mega Evolution sets. With the upcoming release of the Pokemon Legends: Z-A for the Nintendo Switch, more sets are bound to follow. Given Mega Charizard’s inclusion in the new game, it’s highly likely it will make an appearance in the TCG sets, anticipated due to its longstanding popularity.

As of now, the rollout timetable for these thrilling new Mega Evolution series outside Japan remains under wraps. However, there’s confirmation that global fans can look forward to Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia in 2025. Meanwhile, the Pokemon Company is pulling out all stops to boost production and meet increasing demand. Excitingly, it plans to bring back some previously released Pokemon TCG products for online purchases and retailers like GameStop, promising fans even more opportunities to expand their collections.