- The Paldea Charms set will be released in Pokémon TCG Pocket on February 26 as a B2a expansion focused on the ninth generation.
- It incorporates Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly with their evolutionary lines, as well as new ex cards like Meowscarada ex and Gholdengo ex.
- It includes trainers and locations from Paldea, such as Mencía, Damián and Ciudad Meseta, with effects designed for competitive play.
- March arrives loaded with events and cosmetic items related to Paldea Charms and the Pokémon of the region.
The arrival of Paldea's charms in Pokémon TCG Pocket This marks the definitive arrival of the Spain-inspired region in the mobile version of the collectible card game. The set, focused on the creatures and settings of Pokemon Scarlet and PurpleIt premieres this month with a clear focus on the ninth generation.
This expansion is being launched in the midst of a celebratory period for the franchise and will serve to renew both the collections and the gameplay strategies. Starting February 26th, the themed envelopes of Paldea Charms They will be available for free on iOS and Android, offering new Pokémon, Trainers, and stadium cards with a distinct Paldea flavor.
Release date and fit within the expansion line
Encantos de Paldea is part of the so-called Pokémon Pocket TCG B2a setThe third major expansion of the Mega Evolution season continues the path opened by Crimson Fire and Dream Parade. According to official information, the new booster pack will arrive in the game on February 26th 2026, activating in the midnight period from the 25th to the 26th, with a schedule set around the 01: 00 UTC.
Within the app's internal calendar, this launch comes just one month after Dream Parade, reinforcing the content rotation rate in the mobile version. The expansion will be rolled out simultaneously to players worldwide.including Spain and the rest of Europe, so there will be no need to wait for regional adaptations or staggered openings.
The game's developers have unveiled Charms of Paldea with a short trailer and several previews, revealing that this expansion will incorporate over a hundred new cards from the ninth generationFor now, a partial list of confirmed cards has been offered, which will be expanded as the premiere approaches and takes place.
Stars of Paldea: starters, exes and new Pokémon
The main focus of the set is on the Paldea's three starter Pokémon: Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and QuaxlyEach one comes with its own evolutions, allowing the mobile app to recreate the usual team progression in Nintendo Switch games. This way, players can obtain cards of Floragato, Meowscarada, Crocalor, Skeledirge, Quaxwell and Quaquaval to complete the evolutionary lines.
Among the most striking cards, the following stand out: Meowscarada exwhich incorporates attacks designed to control the pace of the game. Its Floral Trick move allows you to choose a position between the opponent's Active and Bench and program delayed damage, inflicting 70 points at the end of the opponent's next turn on the selected target. It also features Solar Beam, a direct attack of 80 points of damage which reinforces his role as the main attacker.
Another of the great protagonists is Gholdengo ex, the evolution of Gimmighoul and one of the region's icons. Its Extravaganza attack is designed to put pressure on multiple fronts at once: for each Metal Energy attached to this card, a random Pokémon of the opponent is selected and hit. 40 points of damage every time it is chosen. In decks built around Metal energies, this ex version can become a key piece to wear down the opponent's Bank.
Alongside them are other Pokémon characteristic of the ninth generation. The expansion includes cards such as Pawmi, Pawmo and Pawmot, the electric trio; the line of Smoliv, Dolliv and Arboliva; Wooper of Paldea and Clodsire; Fidough's evolution into Dachsbun; and creatures like Tandemaus and Maushold, Klawf, Tinkatink, Tinkatuff and Tinkaton, Charcadet and Ceruledge, in addition to the presence of Chien-Pao.
Overall, the set seeks to reflect the variety of fauna in Paldea for both collectors and competitive players. By combining powerful exes, complete evolutionary lines, and support PokémonCharms of Paldea offers room to build themed decks focused on the region or on specific types, such as Plant, Fire, Water or Metal.
Coaches and stages: Mencía, Damián and Ciudad Meseta
The expansion doesn't just add new creatures; it also incorporates some of the most recognizable figures and locations from the video games. Among the confirmed Trainer cards are... Mencía (Supporter), focused on enhancing strategies with Pawmot. Its effect allows your Pawmot's attacks to do the following during the turn it is played: 80 additional damage points to the active Pokémon EX from the rival, offering a specific tool to face decks focused on EX cards.
Another prominent supporter is DamianIts card proposes a somewhat more unpredictable approach, as it requires a coin toss to determine the type of resource drawn from the deck. With heads, a [resource] can be added. Random object from the deck to the hand; with a cross, the player incorporates in its place a Random Pokémon ToolThis duality reinforces the idea of a Coach who improvises based on the circumstances of the game.
The Stadiums section adds the letter of Plateau CityPaldea, the capital of Paldea and one of the key locations in the adventure in Pokémon Scarlet and Purple. Its ability allows a coin toss once per turn for each player; if it lands on heads, that player can draw a random Pokémon from your deck and add it to your hand. It's an effect that helps speed up obtaining key creatures, although with the element of chance inherent in risk-reward stages.
Together, these Trainer and Stadium cards aim to bring the atmosphere of Paldea to the virtual gaming tables. The combination of Mencía, Damián, and Ciudad Meseta reinforces both the thematic identity of the expansion and its strategic depth.encouraging users to adjust their decks and try new synergies with the region's Pokémon lines.
Cosmetics, themed sachets and events calendar
In addition to the cards, Encantos de Paldea comes with aesthetic content and temporary activities designed to keep the audience engaged for several weeks. Starting from March 1th 2026 will be launched New covers and backgrounds for Pokémon TCG Pocketwith designs focused on Sprigatito and its evolutionary line and on Paldea's starter trio. These elements allow for customization of both the collection's appearance and the game environment, something that is usually appreciated in mobile titles.
The Paldea Charms themed booster pack itself includes not only Pokémon cards, but also key items and locations from the region. The idea is that, upon opening these packs, players will find a complete package of content related to PaldeaFrom iconic creatures to support cards for competitive decks, the set feels cohesive and recognizable within the B-series.
Alongside the expansion launch, the game has scheduled a calendar of events linked to Encantos de Paldea which will run through the end of February and much of March. One of the first events will be the Paldea Charms Emblems event, which will take place in the days immediately following the launch and will allow players to earn emblems and additional resources by participating in specific matches and challenges.
A [event/event/is planned] in early March Bonus WeekThis event will offer extra rewards such as hourglasses and other useful accessories to speed up pack openings and in-game progression. Later in the second half of the month, the event will take place. Charcadet Drop, linked to series B vol. 5 and with incentives to obtain promotional cards and packs.
The calendar is completed with the Pawmi and Clodsire of Paldea's Magical ElectionsThis event revolves around these creatures and aims to provide variety and additional collecting options. This entire set of activities is designed to give users constant reasons to log into the app, try out the new cards, and explore the strategic possibilities of Paldea Charms.
With all these new features, Pokémon TCG Pocket reinforces its commitment to the Paldea region and integrates it solidly into the mobile gaming experience. The premiere of Paldea Charms on February 26, the arrival of new cosmetics in early March, and the series of themed events This is a particularly intense period for players from Spain and Europe, who will be able to enjoy the expansion at the same time as the rest of the world and leisurely explore the new cards, decks, and visual styles inspired by the ninth generation.