Pokemon GO Meets TCG
A 88-card Sword & Shield Era expansion released in 2022, featuring cards like Mewtwo VSTAR, Dragonite VSTAR, Melmetal VMAX.
Overview
Pokémon GO is a 88-card expansion from the Sword & Shield series, released on July 1, 2022. The set features V and VMAX cards alongside the standard mix of Pokemon, Trainer, and Energy cards. Notable cards include Mewtwo VSTAR, Dragonite VSTAR, Melmetal VMAX, Slaking V.
Most Valuable Cards
The top chase cards from Pokémon GO include Mewtwo VSTAR, Dragonite VSTAR, Melmetal VMAX. Full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants carry the highest premiums. Other collectible cards include Slaking V, Dragonite V, Melmetal V. Condition matters — near-mint copies command significantly higher prices than played cards.
Cards from Pokémon GO
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Bulbasaur
Ivysaur
Venusaur
Radiant Venusaur
Radiant Charizard
Wartortle
Gyarados
Pikachu
Xatu
Pupitar
Steelix
Dragonite V
Snorlax
Bibarel
Egg Incubator
Alolan Exeggutor V
Slaking V
Professor's Research
Mewtwo VSTAR
Melmetal VMAX
Dragonite VSTAR
Blanche
Candela
Professor's Research
Spark
Mewtwo VSTAR
Egg Incubator
Lure Module
Frequently Asked Questions
01. How many cards are in Pokémon GO?
Pokémon GO has 78 officially numbered cards, with 10 additional secret rares bringing the total to 88.
02. When was Pokémon GO released?
Pokémon GO was released on July 1, 2022 as part of the Sword & Shield series.
03. What are the best cards in Pokémon GO?
Some of the most notable cards in Pokémon GO include Mewtwo VSTAR, Dragonite VSTAR, Melmetal VMAX. The highest-value cards are typically the full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants.
04. Are Pokémon GO cards still tournament legal?
Sword & Shield era cards, including Pokémon GO, rotated out of Standard format in 2024. They remain legal in Expanded format and are popular with collectors.
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