Pocket Blastoise: Wonder Pick Event Rewards Revealed

Summary

• Pokémon TCG Pocket's Blastoise Wonder Pick event continues, offering fresh cosmetic rewards.
• The event shop now features new Blastoise-themed cosmetics: an icon, coin, card sleeves, and a Blue & Blastoise playmat.
• The event runs until January 22nd, with the shop remaining open until January 28th.

Pokémon TCG Pocket has launched the second phase of its Blastoise Wonder Pick event, updating its shop with four new cosmetic items and the usual Shinedust exchange. Players aiming to collect all event items should log in regularly. While items remain available until January 28th, event tickets cease distribution on January 22nd.

Following a busy holiday season of login bonuses (Pack Hourglasses and free boosters), the game's event pace has slowed. Many players have completed the Mythical Island booster packs and eagerly anticipate the next expansion, rumored for late January. Pokémon TCG Pocket has confirmed Pack Hourglasses' usability in future expansions, prompting players to hoard them.

Meanwhile, the updated Blastoise Wonder Pick event provides new daily login incentives. The event shop now offers Blastoise-themed cosmetics: an icon, coin, card sleeves, and a Blue and Blastoise playmat. Excess event tickets can be exchanged for up to 1,000 Shinedust (50 Shinedust per ticket). The event concludes January 22nd, with the shop closing January 28th.

Blastoise Wonder Pick Event: New Rewards

The first event phase (starting January 6th) introduced two promo cards (Squirtle and Charmander), featuring unique artwork but identical attacks to their standard counterparts. These, along with a Blue backdrop and a Blue & Blastoise cover, remain available. New missions, rewarding Event Shop Tickets, involve Wonder Pick participation and collecting Fire/Water-type cards. These missions are cumulative across both event phases. The Bonus Pick also offers Event Shop Tickets, simplifying item acquisition. Daily logins are recommended for collecting all Pokémon TCG Pocket promo cards, as trading these limited cards may be restricted, according to rumors.