Leak Reveals New Pokémon TCG Collection

Exciting news for Pokémon Trading Card Game enthusiasts as a fresh leak reveals the upcoming “Inferno X” set, potentially making waves with the return of Mega Evolutions from the classic Pokémon X & Y games. Mark your calendars—if all goes according to the buzz, this enticing release is slated for October or November 2025 in Japan.

Before we get too excited about Inferno X, there are a few other sets on the horizon. Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia are setting the stage with an anticipated August debut. 2025 is shaping up to be a packed year for Pokémon TCG fans with multiple expansions, including the Destined Rivals expansion hitting the scene in May, boasting over 240 cards. As for what summer holds, look out for the Black Bolt and White Flare sets, targeting June for their launch.

This potential release has players abuzz thanks to a trademark spotting by PokeBeach. If validated, Inferno X could revitalize older Mega Evolution cards, perhaps even including fan-favorites like Mega Charizard X from Pokémon X & Y. Typically, official trademarks are disclosed six to nine months ahead of a set’s launch, so these dates remain pure speculation until an official announcement drops from The Pokémon Company.

Unveiled during the Pokémon Presents event on February 27, the Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia sets promise to feature sought-after Mega Evolutions like Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir. These are just the opening acts in a lineup of more Mega Evolution releases expected as we approach the launch of Pokémon Legends: Z-A for the Nintendo Switch. With Mega Charizard already confirmed for the upcoming game, its TCG counterparts are highly anticipated.

While the projected timeline for international releases remains vague, global availability of Mega Brave and Mega Symphonia in 2025 has been confirmed. The Pokémon Company is ramping up TCG production to meet soaring demand and ensure players worldwide can get their hands on these exciting new cards. Expect more stock rollout on the Pokémon Center online store and at retailers like GameStop as part of their commitment to enhancing accessibility.

For Pokémon TCG aficionados, the landscape of 2025 looks incredibly promising. Whether you’re a collector or a competitive player, the promise of intriguing expansions and the return of beloved Mega Evolutions are more than enough reasons to keep a watchful eye on these developments.