Incandescent Arcana s11a Booster Pack - Japanese Pokemon TCG

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Release Date: 2nd September 2022

The Pokémon Company has today revealed the first look at an upcoming OCG set called Incandescent Arcana, which will arrive in Japan this September.

A variety of cards were revealed for the set alongside product artwork, including its featured Pokémon, which includes Alolan Vulpix, Serperior, Reshiram, and Delphox.

The set will continue to feature Character Rares and Radiant Pokemon, including those that aren’t fully evolved.

From these Pokémon, Alolan Vulpix is the first and only VSTAR card shown from the set and it will also be featured in a regular V form. Alolan Vulpix will be the first unevolved Pokémon to receive the VSTAR treatment. Reshiram also received the V treatment and Jirachi received its first Radiant card.

The trainer gallery is back and two cards from it were shown. These cards were Delphox and Gardevoir, but there will be more included in the set when it arrives.

This announcement comes after the trademark for this set was reported in late 2021.

Fans in Japan eager to get their hands on these new cards will be able to do so once they arrive on Sept. 2, but it is unclear when they will be translated for the release as part of the Pokémon TCG in the west.